The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-30
THE UTAH BUDGET

| ell of Utah 1887 10 be renominated
and elected to congress, according TO
a statement filed with the clerk of the
house.
| AS mark of respect to the mem
DRY of Jerry DAILY, the Denver & Rio
| Grande has named a new stop on its
main line after the veteran Ogden
conductor.
| With teachers from over all the state
| In attendance, the Utah Educational
association opened its nineteenth an
nual convention in Salt Lake on Mon
| day.
| A large force of men and teams has
started work to construct the grade
| for the Utah Railway company's
track a distance of ten miles up Span
ssh Fork canyon.
Peter Smith, employed at the DAILY
a rock while blasting and sustained
a fractured skull, besides being cut
about the face.
Carbon county's new 100000 school
building will be formally opened to
the public December 20. When COM
pleted this building will be second to
none in the state.
George Hamilton Mckinley, aged Is
years, resident of Provo for the past
thirty-two years, passed away Novem-
Der "a, after a short illness of an
attack of pneumonia.
Fred Turner Jr., formerly of Cache
county and a son of Fred Turner, of
Salt Lake, was drowned last week at
Mendenhall lake, eighteen miles south
of Magrath, Alberta, Canada.
Of total of $4,000" in taxes in
Weber county this year, the treasurer
has collected approximately 100000
This will produce a delinquent list
slightly larger than that of year
ago.
The state sanitary inspector, after
tour of Willard county, reports that
commonwealth so health that one
physician in good sized town has
had only four calls in more than two
months.
Having captured virtually half the
prizes in the Jersey class at the Pa
cific Dairy show in Portland, Ore, last
week, members of the Utah Jersey Cat.
tie Breeders association are well
pleased.
The state of Utah has the smallest
percentage of illiteracy of any state
in the United States. No less per-
son that Hon. P. P. Claxton, govern
ment commissioner of education, is
authority for the statement.
Despondent because, as she said
nobody would give her a chance"
Miss Della Smith cafe habitue, COM
mitted suicide in Salt Lake, by swal-
lowing the greater portion of a two
ounce bottle of carbolic acid
Rather than submit to arrest for
felony, Charles Nelson, % years
old. son of Magnus Nelson of Pleas
ant Grove, attempted suicide, shooting
the brain tissues and he may recover.
A new bank to be established in
Ogden will cater especially to the
sheepmen and stock raisers of the
intermountain region. Warehouses
will be established and maintained
for the benefit and accommodation OF
the woolgrowers.
Sixty men were laid off at the In
ternational smelter at Tooele last
week. Shortage Of ore is given as
| he CHI hoc lot
off in the mill. One day and one night
crew of the Tooele Valley railroad
have also been suspended.
That section of the statutes provid
ing that convict who escapes from
the state prison is under jurisdiction
of the court of the county in which
the prison Is located, and that only
Is held to be in conflict with the con
stitution by ruling made in the Third
district court.
Sixty-three marriage licenses have
been granted in Sewer county since
January l. The month OF July leads
with nine. January comes next with
eight, and April, May, June and No
vember follow with seven each. Sep
TENDER is at the foot of the list with
but three marriages.
Sewer valley fruit growers have
been successful in their plans for mar
keting their 1912 crops, according II
the president of the Sewer Vale,
Fruit Growers association. A tota
OF sixty cars OF apples from lands
owned by the association have beer
marketed at good prices.
1t is said that negotiations are be
ing made by the city commission O
Salt Lake for the purchase by the cit,
of The old Independent telephone
building as home for the city health
department and combined emergency
and municipal hospital
Roy E. Lewis, shop hsnd in tn,
local railroad yards, staggered int
the police station at Ogden and tolt
sensational story of being drugged