The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-04
THE UTAH BUDGET

produce an annual product valued at
$500, 900.
During the season of 1912 1000, 900
young trees were planted on LOTT
acres in Utah.
There are a dozen big banks in Salt
Lake City with a capital of s4.4O0.000,
and more than $44,00O,000 in de-
posits.
If an attack of sheep scab that has
broken out in Skull valley assumes
virulent form, Tooele county sheep
may have to be quarantined.
Frank Rukavina, aged 80, an Aus
trian miner, was instantly killed in a
cave-in of heavy copper ore in a drift
Of the Boston Consolidated mine in
Bingham.
1t now seems probable that Thomas
n. Martin, the telephone company en-
ployee who fell from the top of a
pole in Ogden, will recover, but he
may be crippled for life.
The Montello Salt company, which
has it's offices In Salt Lake City, has
sent forty men to their salt beds in
the western part of Utah to start the
works in operation at once.
Five municipalities in the valley of
Cache have converted the pure waters
of the fresh mountain streams into
up-to-date water systems at a cost or
s150,000 during the past season.
Judge o. w. Powers of Salt Lake
will be one of counsel for the defense
n the second trial at Los Angeles of
Clarence S. Darrow, charged with hav-
ing bribed a juror in the Mcnamara
Ease.
There is only one state in the union
where the expenditure per capita OF
population for school work is greater
than in Utah and that is Washington,
where 1t is 1921, while in Utah it is
1919.
The First Methodist Episcopal
church of Salt Lake last Sunday ceie-
brated with fitting Services the pay
ment of its entire mortgaged indebted
ness, incurred for the construction of
Its handsome new edifice.
! A. Trujhillo, Mexican, died at
Salt Lake hospital, Sunday morning
rom fractured skull which he suf-
.ered in fight with John Percival, on
December II. The two men engaged
n dispute about a woman.
Railroad building in Utah during
the last year, as in the last decade,
has been confined almost entirely to
the construction of interurban lines,
and the mileage of new road for the
year has been comparatively small.
The state road commission has de-
,ided to incorporate in it's biennial re-
port to the governor request for an
Appropriation of $347,5 for the va
rious details that go into the better
ment of the highways of the state.
Provo Elks are planning the cree
ton of new clubhouse during the,
coming year, the home to be modelled
On that now occupied by the Ogden
herd of the order. The plans call for
the expenditure of $4,000 to $4,000
The building of a permanent road
between Ogden and Salt Lake recon-
mended by the state road commission
In it's annual report, is considered by
prominent men of Ogden the correct
solution of the coast to coast highway
problem.
Albert Vale, Manuel Bernal and M
Lopeos, Mexicans, charged with grand
larceny in connection with the rob-
berry of clothing from the Golden Rule
store at Midvale, November 80, have
been bound over to the district court
'or trial
The new $4,000 edifice being built
by the Latter-day Saints of Kaysville,
Davis county, is nearing completion
The exterior work is completed and
all that remains to be done is the in
terror finishing and the installation of
a pipe organ
Improvements on the Denver & Rio
Grande, Utah division, either made
Or authorized during 1912. will reach
a total cost of approximately $780,
900 while the Soldier Summit detour
Of eleven miles will cost another
100000.
The state road commission recon-
mends law that state tax be en-
acted on automobiles and other We
hicles and that law be passed limit.
ing the narrowness that may be al
owed on wagon wheels travelling on
state highways.
Realizing that hundreds of people
will be attracted to the city by the
three state conventions and the Utah
Produce exhibit during the week OF
January POPS, the Ogden Poultry as
sociation has decided to hold its annu
al show during the same week.
The Murray Commercial club
backed by Murray City officials, will
send a strong delegation to the gath
ering of horticulturists, dry farmers
and dairymen at Ogden next month
to put in bid for the 1914 conven
tons.
Christian Olsen, 81 years old, who
worked nearly a score of years in the