The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-08-12
THE UTAH BUDGET


Scr over sixty years. IS dead. his
death being due TO heart failure ana
old age.
Plans are being drawn for the new
$4,000 tabernacle which Is IN he
erected at Price this fall by the Later
day Saints.
John Kosovich, an Austrian mine,
was killed while working in the old
sulphide tunnel of the Boston Consol
idaled mine at Bingham.
Through clothing and other effects
the body of the man found on the
beach Of Great Salt lake near Garfield
has been identified as that of Peter
Rogers. prospector and mining man
The annual outing at the State In.
dustrial school for this year has been
abandoned and, instead, each student
on the roll of honor will be given a
short distance west OF Deweyville
Crop conditions in Box Elder coun.
ty are very encouraging this year. &C
cording to the reports that come from
the various dry and irrigated farming
districts north and west OF Brigham
City.
The colored people OF Ogden who
have been endeavoring to raise funds
| for the erection of a church edifice on
! Pingree avenue, where they have al
'eady purchased a lot, are meeting with
success.
The water famine in the vicinity OF
Ogden has become quite menacing and
It is feared by many that there will be
heavy loss of crops unless irriga
ton water can be economical more
than 1t has been.
With bounty of S cents offered by
the health department of Salt Lake on
every rat delivered to the city crema-
tory, rat catching promises to become
thriving industry during the remain
der of the summer.
Daniel M. Eisenhower. the aged
Civil war veteran, who walked into Og
den from Omaha, was found dead lean
ing against a fence in vacant lot
Death evidently resulted from neu-
ralgia of the heart and old age.
Following a brief Illness, John
Greene, pioneer contractor. died Aug
ust 4 at his home in Salt Lake Mr.
Greene came to Salt Lake nearly thir-
ty years ago and had since been en-
gagged in the contracting business.
The state fish and game commits
sioner has already commenced to col
ect the specimens of wild birds found
In Utah, which will be included in the
exhibits of the new fish and game
building at the state fair this year
All of the railroad dining cars pass
Ing through the state of Utah have
been inspected and found to conform
to the Utah dairy and food laws in
nearly every respect, according to an
announcement made by the state
dairy and food department.
/. Verne Preston, 10 years of age. son
Of Mrs. Kate Prestsp. o widow of Lo-
: gan, was drowned In Bear river, a
short distance west of Deweyyille,
: The young man, who was employed
on a ranch, went to the river to battle
and was seized with cramps.
James Lumbar6o, aged 81, charged
with having shot and wounded Watch
man John o. Carlson, in the Salt Lake
!. Yards of the Denver C Rio Grande
railway on the night of December IL
has been returned to Salt Lake from
: Pocatello. where he was arrested.
Ogden officers are making strenu
: Gus efforts to apprehend Alexander
Shupe and his female companion who
are believed to have left the state dur
Ing the past day or two for the pur
! pose of marrying, despite the objec
: tons of the parents of young Shupe
: FOLLOWING an illness which kept hin
an invalid at Salt Lake hospita
more than year, Barney Montana
/. mon, Sc years of age. dean of Utal
/ prospectors, died August 4. He cam
q 10 Utah in 1862, and for more thai
!. forty years had been actively engage
'. as prospector.
l. The Boosters club OF Logan is pre-
d noting county fair to be held in tina
a city on September 26, 81 and 2S, an
4. has sent a committee to wait on tn
is county comm ssioners and ask thel
,r to exercise the right conferred theI
by the last legislature and make lev
tor county fair purposes.
General Manager Dodge OF the Mo
IL fat road stated at Denver last wee
III that the Union Pacific interests ha
la withdrawn all opposition to the Mons
~ road. This insures the early con
We pletion of the road to Salt Lake Cit
a, In an endeavor to make the 19l
m state fair the best in history so far
ig horticultural displays are concerne
m the State Fair association and u
Boyd Park Jewelry company will Off
three special prizes for county fru
displays. A handsome silver cup
ne offered by the jewelry company to Il
ay county having the largest and most
ri hst.c exhibit
. Ogden is at last free from measie
More than 500 cases were under qua
ne ant.ne during the epidemic. and at Of
time there were no lees than 100 cas-
Elk recorded besides probable numb
ne which were not known to the board
health.
Following life of disappointmel
in In which she had struggled for fl