The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-23
THE UTAH BUDGET

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picking and preserving plant
The 1918 convention of the Utah
Postmasters' association will be held
at Salt Lake.
The ninth annual convention of the
Utah Postmaster association was held
at Logan last week. Thirty postmas-
tiers were present.
Charles Silver, Salt Lake carpen-
ter, sustained fracture of the skull
and another of the left arm in fall
of twenty feet from scaffold.
Voting machines will be used il
Salt Lake City and in such of Salt
Lake county districts as there are ma
chimes to s-pply at the coming cleo
ton.
Permanent organization of the Fed
Grated Water Users association, an
organization which sprung into being
in Chicago last December, is to be eff
fected at a convention in Salt Lake.
Said to have been a victim of alco-
holic poisoning, T. P. McHugh, Ia
borer, rs years of age, who was locked
up as a drunk in the Salt Lake Jail,
was found dead the next morning.
In cutting ARRAY in Salt Lake, the
sequel to a card game, William Lang
hansen was severely wounded suffer.
ing three knife gashes across the ab
domen, his assailant being c. w. Van
Fire broke out In the Lowenstein
mercantile building at Helper and gut
ted the building. The hose brigade
performed good service, but water and
fire practically ruined the $4,000
stock
The peach crop at Santaquin has
been severely hurt by frost. Only one
carload of fruit has been shipped a:
yet. 1t was anticipated earlier in the
season that at least fifteen cars would
be sent out.
| A reduction of two hours in the run
ming time between Ogden and Sparks
New, will be the aim of the Southern
| Pacific officials after the twelve new
oil-burning locomotives have beef
| placed IN service.
Miss Lucille May Francke of Sal
Lake City has been named queen o
irrigation and empress of the valleys
for the twentieth National Irrigation
congress, which meets at Salt Lax
September 80 to October 3.
William Woods, aged 8, of Marriott
Is in the Ogden hospital sufferin;
from knife wounds in the abdomen
The boy was running with an opel
pocketknife in his hand and fell, tn
knife penetrating his abdomen.
The heavy frost and cold weathe
which has been reported from variou
sections of the country has affecte
alberta peaches to such an eXten
that peaches not gathered will not b
worth picking, say fruit growers an
canning men.
Fall planting of trees on the wa
satch national forest will be starte
during the week. Planting of NOR
than 10000 trees OF three varieties
besides work of seeding about 20
acres of land, is the plan of the fo
estry supervisor.
Mrs. Alice Eldredge Yearsley,
years ofage, fifth native-born daugl
ter of Utah, wife of David Yearsle
died from heart failure at her hon
!, in Salt Lake last week. Mrs. Year
ley was the fifth white child born
the state of Utah.
An increase of $1O,OOO,OOO in veal
and 10000 people for Utah will be Il
result of the Hammond Canal de;
The canal gets it's water supply fro
|, Bear river, and extends southwa
: through the Brigham City region +
about fifty miles.
An unsuccessful attempt at murd
and suicide occurred in Ogden Satl
u day when j. e. Tottey slashed
wife's neck with razor and, belle
n ing that he had killed her, cash
u his own throat with the same weapc
v The woman will recover, but Tote.
), condition is serious,
[, The old meeting house in the CT
n a modern gymnasium. The Nj. l.
If will have charge of the gymnasiu
g, The cost of equipment is expected
e, reach $1,000 A hardwood floor "
Is be put in and the gymnasium will
Of ready for use in a month.
lg A passenger wagon has just be
built for the use Of the Carbon coul
high school. The running gear
that of the Studebaker three-ton trr
C. on which has been placed be
n capable of carrying forty school G.
s. dren. This truck is to be used
IN carry students to and from school
81 Evidence of the fame of Utah pea
ie es was shown last week when
III load of them left Ogden for Hambu
o. Germany. This is the first time t
lie carload of peaches has been sent
Germany in one shipment, but
dealers who purchased this
II. seemed to be of the opinion that
"a, would not be the last.
ID The chairman of the Utah boar'
M. control for the National lrrigat
,s congress has received the $40,
:. draft from the treasury departing
IN. WHICH tidy sum represents the apl
hi. priation of the government and
RECOGNITION of the Irrigation congr
C. Ouderdonk aged 80, slip