The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-10-12
THE UTAH BUDGET

Ogden.
The two rainy days during the state
fair brought down the total attend
ance for the week to 10000, or equal
TO last years attendance.
DR.. Walter Emons of Salt Lake City
was elected president of the Titan
Veterinary association at the annual
meeting held in Salt Lake.
In the first football game of the sea-
son at Salt Lake, on Saturday, the
University of Utah team defeated the
Wyoming eleven by score of to U.
A novel experiment is being tried in
the Utah state prison. A convict band
is being organized and trained under
the direction of prominent Salt Lake
musician
Mrs. Sarah McCleve Young, widow
of John Young, who was the eldest
brother of President Brigham Young,
died at Salt Lake, October 4, at the
age of u.s.
e Johnson, the negro who killed Dan
Smith, another negro, in Castle Gate
last week and escaped to the hills was
finally forced to return to civilization
and is now in Jail.
Edwin d. Woolley of Kanab, Kane
county, has telegraphed to State Chair
man Henry Gardner his resignation
from the Republican state ticket as
presidential elector.
Jnb,, KoIly moc fouDd dead in
bed in his cabin in Park City. He
seemed in good health when he re-
tired. General debility is supposed to
be the cause of death.
A total of thirty-six cases comprise
the calendar of the October term Of
the state supreme court which will
begin is hearing on October IA, and
continue until October 30.
Wednesday, October 9, the anniver-
sary of the great Chicago fire, was
set aside as a day to be observed as
Fire Prevention day in Utah by a
proclamation issued by the governor.
Judge o. N. Hilton of the supreme
court of Colorado has been retained to
defend Alfred Sorenson, the jeweler
accused of murder in the first degree
for the killing of Thomas McGillis, in
Salt Lake.
Preparations are making for an
elaborate Christmas cantata at the
Ogden theatre the first week in De-
cember. In the cast and chorus there
will be more than 200 school children
from 6 to II years.
The Utah Railway company and the
Salt Lake and Payson Interurban have
settled their difficulties arising from
the desire of both to follow the same
right of way from the mouth of Span
ish Fork into Provo.
Nels p Brostrom, "a years old, a
laborer, whose home was in Ogden,
fell from a scaffold while working on
the new power plant in Blacksmith
Fork canyon, near Logan, and received
injuries which proved fatal.
The state land board has authorized
! the boring of two experimental arte'
sian wells, one near Modena in Iron
county and the other near Monticello
in San Juan county. The wells are
to be six inches in diameter.
Bee culturists will ask the state
legislature to pass law providing fol-
state inspector of bees, according
to a decision made at meeting oil
members of the Bee Owners associa
ton in Salt Lake last week.
A crowd of workmen employed al
the mills and smelters of Garfield Sun
day night passed resolution refusing
to handle ores or minerals produced
in the Bingham mining district SHOULD
non-union miners be engaged,
Thomas E. White, public chauffeur
was shot and killed in his automobile
In the southern part of Salt Lake earl!
Saturday morning, and C. A. Inflow
superintendent of schools at Bingham
is being held by the police on sus
picion of having murdered White.
In order to prevent recurrence o
the great loss which has resulted thi
season from their inability to marke
advantageously the big crop of fruit
the orchardists of Weber county ar
looking to the establishment of al
evaporating plant as means Of soly
ing the serious problem.
Thrown in runaway from the arm
of its mother into well S5 feet deer
. and containing Is feet of water, tn
! ten-months-ol< daughter of MIR. an
Mrs. Thomas Shaw of Elsinore
J escaped unhurt, save for a Sigh
= bruise on its head, the mother bein
) let down into the well by rope an
rescuing the child.
; Douglas White, newly elected men
, Der of the board of control of the irr
' CATION congress, has been appointe
!. by the board to represent the congress
in conference with the officials of tn
: Panama-California exposition concern
ing the plans for the monster irrigt
ton exhibit that the San Diego expos
: ton will offer in 1915.
: After locating the bullet fired int
the body of Miss Belle Brown by Va
4 Wghtman at Provo, physicians pc
/. formed an operation and extracte
, the bullet from between the ribs unde
; the girls left shoulder blade. 1t
believed Miss Brown will recover.