The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-21
THE UTAH BUDGET

Two men have been arrested at
Echo, charged with having held up
md took $50 from three Japanese At
Emery, four miles east of Echo.
Efforts are being made by the mem.
bers of the Weber club to have
gymnasium and swimming pool added
to the plans for the new club builo. |
ing in Ogden.
The duck season will open October
l. all efforts to open it before that
date having failed. 1t is said how.
ever, that many hunters are already
in the field.
A family feud at Garfield reached a
melodramatic climax last week when
Andrew Siro fired charge of buck.
shot into the left thig of Henry Rudi.
ford. The injured man will recover.
Facing arrest on the charge of
robbery alleged to have been com.
mitted in Salt Lake few days previ.
Gus, Miss Naomi Heath, Is years OF
age, ended her life in Ogden, taking
carbolic acid.
Henry Munich. 50 years of age
dropped dead OF apoplexy on Main
street in Salt Lake. Formerly feath
er buster manufacturer of Chicago,
Mr.. Munich came to Salt Lake a year
ago for the benefit of his health.
Next Christmas day will mark the
one hundred and fourth birthday OF
Mrs. Margaret Burch Goff Of Spring.
vile, one of the Oldest surviving pio-
neers of Utah. Mrs. Goff was born
at Unidella, Del, December rs, 1903.
A loss which may reach several
thousand dollars resulted Monday
night when the Hooper district was
visited by heavy frost. The tomato
vines were wilted, but it may be pos
sible to harvest much of the crop.
There Is a strong probability that
the Australian form of ballot will be
used in place of voting machines in
Salt Lake county at the general cleo.
ton in November. The county com.
missioners will consider the PROPOSE
ton.
Giving no explanation for his act
other than that he did not desire to
i've any longer, Michael Batistas,
aged rs years and Greek, shot him.
self in the breast with .3S caliber
revolver at Ogden and will probably
iie
Since the opening of the Weber
academy at Ogden for the school year
of 1928, the total registration for
the week shows an increase of more
than fifty students over the number
enrolled during the first week of last
year.
The annual fall Inspection for tu-
berculosis among dairy cattle has been
concluded in Salt Lake and Cache
counties, and 1t has been found that
only very few animals suffer from
the disease. The afflicted ones were
condemned.
Beginning October 8. the govern
nent will sell at .:5lic auction q
arge tract of land in the northern
lion. This sale will be held at Yer
aal, and the tract to be disposed Of
comprises 2S00OO acres.
The horticultural inspector for We.
Der county is very optimistic regard
ing the fruit situation in his territory
Ind denies that the high wind of the
past few days caused any great amount
OF damage In fact he believes that
the extent Of thinning out the fruit,
the wind was beneficial.
In response to invitations sent by
Fl. T. Haines, state commissioner OF
immigration, labor and statistics, five
commissioners of immigration and sta
tistics from other states have signi
fed intention of attending the irriga
ton congress and discussing matters
of general statistical interest.
Electric lights. were turned on ir
Morgan City and vicinity for the first
time on September IL. The Conc
Light Development company, to full
I'LL their contract with residents o.
Morgan City, were compelled to erect
a temporary plant which is general
Ing power at the present time.
More than $4,000 acre-feet Of wate
will be stored in the Piute reservoir
next spring, accoding to Joseph Jen
sen, engineer in charge of construc
ton work of the Piute dam. He say
the dam will be ready next spring AMI
will store $4,000 more acre-feet thai
the reservoir contained last year.
Convinced by the dying statemen
of Brigham Taylor, the eighteen-year
old boy who was shot by former De
putty Sheriff e. B. Johnston near He'll
er, that the killing was lacking II
provocation, the county attorney a
Price is preparing to charge tn
slayer with murder in the first degree
The youngest tobacco smoker in tn
experience of the police department
was picked up in Salt Lake last weel
when Ivor Balow, aged 3, wake
down the street beside his father, pu
fing at cigarette. Father and sol
were sent to the juvenile court.
Carl A. Beverleigh and LAWN
Arnst, undertakers' assistants, ar