The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-07-22
THE UTAH BUDGET

drowned Whlie Datnlng IN the Fifer
near Ogden.
There were 277 reported deaths in
the state of Utah during the month Of
June, according to the official hulle'
tin of the state board of health.
Fire developing from unknown
causes destroyed the hay barn of the
Union stock yards, west of Beck's hot
springs, entailing a loss Of $4,000
A low record price in sheep sales
was established at Lehi last week by
the sale of 5000 head Of stock sheep
by William Corsan at price OF $24O
per head.
Stricken with heart failure, N. Law.
son, fifty years old, for several years
employed as a car repairer of the 0.
S. L.. was found dead in his cabin in
Salt Lake.
Apostle David o. Mckay had a mar
row escape from death. at the heels
of frightened horse at Ogden. after
he had been thrown as a result OF the
saddle turning.
Mrs. Marie Kirk of Ogden has suffi
ciently recovered from an unsuccess-
full attempt to commit suicide two
weeks ago by shooting herself to be
released from the hospital.
The wife of John McDermott, now
serving a term in the penitentary for
forging checks at gden with which TO
raise the money to pay for his wedding
expenses, is suing for divorce.
Mrs. Margaret Game. seventy-seven
years of age. and the wife OF former
Congressman John p. Game, OF Utah.
died at her home in Salt Lake. July
16. Mrs. Game came to Utah In 1857.
Trees by the hundreds are dying In
Ogden for lack OF water, according to
the park superintendent, who declares
that this deplorable condition is due
to the ignorance Of property owners.
Attempting to board train in Og-
den, Leon Morris, aged Fl. slipped
and fell between two coaches. The
rear coach passed over him, crushing
| his right foot and his left leg below
| the knee.
| The court reporters Of Utah held
| their annual outing in Ogden canyon
on Saturday, one representative each
from districts /, 4, s, 9 and 7, being
present, with five from district 3 and
two from district 2.
j Reports received at the headquar-
ters Of the Fourth forestry district at
Ogden thus far, show that no disas-
ng trous fires have occurred in any OF the
IN forests under the Jurisdiction Of the
. officers of the Fourth district.
~ The Springville Canning company
~ Is erecting an addition to its cannins
-. factory. In about a week the compan,
will be ready to begin work cannini
beans. They expect to do larg'
business this fall on vegetables AM
fruit.
: Owing to a shortage in the Murra
pod water supply, six new artesian well
int are being drilled, the sprinklin
wagons have been taken or the street
re- and the residents there have been r.
d stricted in the use of water for thei
YES lawns.
Inc Peter Blamakis, aged 30. o wei
els, known Greek resident of Bingham
In was instantly killed at the Utah Cor
not per mines. when large boulder role
down an embankment and crushe
nan him against a steam shovel where n
10 was working.
es' The dropping of big shade TN
: brella from a passing fruit wagol
:. =, caused triple runaway in Salt LAX
as a result valuable buggy wa
49, smashed to atoms and horse pro
~. ably fatally injured. the drivers
escaping injury.
~. William Culver, OF Ogden. becomin
suddenly insane, attempted to murds
"a. his aged mother, being engaged
hat battering down the door Of the roo
,ow In which she had hidden from nj
,g,a when help came Culver has bee
sent to the asylum.
ais. A four-year-old lad of Price boardt
a passenger train one day last wee
,e,. and was not discovered until
do. reached the town Of Moreland, Wit
lent his parents were ADVISED ana ne ",
who sent home. In the mean time u
and whole town had turned out to look {
the child.
med The Oregon Short Line Railwi
* a company will make number OF Il
zach proyements in its yards in Brigha
City. Among the improvements o.
lined will be spur track for the
- commodation OF the beet grove
ca and will be SO constructed as to ma
unloading of beets much easier.
my On the witness stand in the preli'
mary hearing Of A. B. Scruggs,
Wyoming deputy sheriff. charged wi
numbering Alb Murdoch. a notorio
ince horse thief, Joseph Henry, depu
asn sheriff OF Wasatch county, declar
'ns that II Scruggs had not fired the IA
shot he would have shot the outla
George H. Cottrell of Draper, W
ant. suffered with lockjaw as the res
tbe Of woundiDg his foot with pitchfc
several days previous, died at s
w.. Lake hospital Friday. Cottrell at Il
,,cal regarded his injury as trifiing Q
tore had paid but little attention to II
ssed BY remarkably delicate operat
only In which two stitches were taken
,rov- ~. oyaho1l n II Garden of Salt la