The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
THE UTAH BUDGET

Woolgrowers' association will be held
in Salt Lake on December and 8.
The twoyear-old daughter OF Mrs.
Marian Shaw of Ogden is dead from
ptomaine poisoning, the result OF eat
ing canned peas.
The citizens of Forest Dale, a
suburb of Salt Lake, have decided to
disincorporate that town, which was
Incorporated in 1902.
Boost and buy Utah products"
was the slogan at the second annual
pure food and home industry show
which opened at ogden on Tuesday.
! Preparations are being made to
strike camp at the convict stockade
in Box Elder county, and to move the
prisoners to the lower part of the
state for the winter.
Unless Ogden coal dealers succeed
in getting delayed shipments Of coal
from the mines in the next few days,
there will be a serious fuel famine
staring them In the face.
Irwin Hansen of Ephraim met with
q serious accident when a giant cap
which he was holding exploded in his
hand. The thumb and second and
third fingers were torn away.
The cause of the disastrous fire at
Robinson was defective fiue in the
residence of Mayor James Hutchin-
son. The total loss was $4,000, with
insurance amounting to $4,000.
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school convention of the Utah central
district, including the counties OF
Utah, Juab, Wasatch, Emery and
Grand, was held at Spanish Fork last
Sunday.
Frank A. Clark has been convicted.
by jury at Provo of having robbed,
Heber Pearson, section foreman on
the Salt Lake & Mercur railroad, of
$4,000 which he carried in belt, Sep
TENDER last
The annual institute OF the Utah
Educational association will be held
In Salt Lake, November 81 to 29,
Thanksgiving week, instead of during
the Christmas holidays, as has been
the custom.
Bessie Whitaker of Heber City, to
whom number of Salt Lake students.
donated patches of skin for graft ne
operation on a badly burned arm, will
recover from her injuries and her arm
will be saved.
Mrs. Zina Byber Loveridge of Lehi
died Monday from drinking carbolic
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more than year, and during much
of this time had not had complete
control of her mind.
The. mechanic arts students of the
Utah Agricultural college at Logan
are making a mammoth clock, which
will be placed in the central tower OF
the main building. The face of the
clock will be visable for over mile
away.
William Thompson, who, according
to his own statement, began his ca
reer of crime in Salt Lake, is under
arrest in Kansas City and has con-
fessed to the police there that he had
committed forty burglaries within
three weeks.
j Ruby Combs, young woman OF
Salt Lake. dropped dead on the street
Saturday night, death being due to
heart failure. She was apparently in
good health, when she suddenly fell
to the sidewalk and never regained
consciousness.
Harry Thorne, twice convicted of
murder in the first degree for the kill
ing of George w. Fassell, in Salt
Lake, has been sentenced by Judge T.
d. Lewis to be shot to death within
the walls of the state prison on Fri
day, December 2.
Frank White, aged 10, was run
down by an automobile in Salt Lake
during a snowstorm and seriously in
iured. The driver of the auto. claims
he could not see the boy owing to
the snow having covered the wind
shield of his machine.
Although the second annual assem-
bly, of the Utah Chautauqua, to be
held at Ogden next summer, is many
months off, the program and execu-
. tive committees have already begun
the selection of speakers and the at
fractions for the ten-day educational
fete
Charging that John c. Neal, princi-
pal of the Huntsville public school,
had used undue force in administer
; ing punishment to John Wangsgaard,
twelve-year-old pupil, Christian
, Wangsgaard has obtained a warrant
, for the arrest of the pedagogue for
battery
I A number of prominent mining
, men met informally Sunday in Salt
Lake and discussed plans for cam
J paign to induce the government to
D erect the proposed experiment sta
ton for the bureau of mines in Salt
, Lake. An appropriation of 100000
for the station has been made.
: Springville's new water system has
.. practically solved the typhoid prob
lem. The state sanitary inspector re-
ports there have been only eight
. cases Of typhoid there this year and
4 not one of those who had typhoid
, had been using the city water.
Reports received from the farmers