The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-09-17

reached at q meeting or the ogden L
merchants held last week.
Ii is believed that the honey pro-
duetion in Utah this year will double
that Of last year. in which event the |
total output will be above 100000 |
pounds.
Physicians and surgeons from |
throughout the state were in attend |
snce at the annual convention o. the
Utah State Medical society. held At
Ogden last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Guest, aged IS, and
Moses v. Reeves. aged 95. were mar
ried at Salt Lake last week. This is
Mrs. Guests fourth marriage and
Reeves third venture.
There will be no charge for making
entries in the Iron County fair, Sep
TENDER %. % and "a. and all animals
entered will be cared for free of
charge while on exhibition.
There were four counties In the
grasshopper campaign this year-Rich,
Box Elder, Sanpete and Piute. Poison
was used in three Of the counties, Pr
ute using the grasshoper machine.
The public Fairgrounds at Brigham
City closed last week, after the most
successful season in their history, the
average daily attendance being 80.
New equipment is to be added next
year.
All previous records were broken
In the history Of the opening days OF
Salt Lakes schools, when more than
$4,000 students registered in the pub
lie institutions of learning on Septem-
Der Z.
The Delta Commercial club has
launched it's fall and winter advertis-
Ing campaign and throughout the sea-
son will give special attention to the
$4,000 acres of tile-drained farm lands
In the surrounding community.
The body of Mrs, Renda Anderson.
81 years Of age who drowned herself
in the Jordan river at Salt Lake, was
recovered after a note had been found
on the bank declaring that she intend
ed ending her life. Ill health led to
the deed.
A three-day fair Is scheduled for
Castle Dale, the dates being Septem-
Der %, % and 80. A premium list Of
fifty pages has been issued, covering
premiums and speed program, show
ing that the people of that section may
expect first-class attractions.
]. Molina Is at the point Of death in
an Ogden hospital, the result of an
attack by Adolpt Rominez at Bagley,
west Of Ogden, on the Southern Pa
cific railroad. In the attack Molina
Eas shot through the chin and again
through the back of the neck.
In three years-1917. 1918 and 1918
$50 persons died in Utah Of pulmo.
nary tuberculosis. One hundred and
nineteen Of those who died in 1919 had
lived for five years or longer within
the state. OF the 10, thirty-fiye, OF
one-fifth, were natives of Utah.
Governor Bamberger has issued 8
statement apropos of Constitution day
September II, in which he calls atten
ton to the significant meaning of thu
day, and urges that patriotic, civic, re
ligious and educational societies pre-
pare programs appropriate for the 0c
casiOn.
Charles Cummings, % years Of age
on parole from the Utah state prison
was taken back to that institution, AM
Joseph Esclair, of the same age, is Il
the county Jail at Tooele. Both wer
arrested on the charge Of taking al
automobile in which they attempted t
escape to California.
The state road commission has ar
proved the contract for the construt
ton of the Price-Castle Gate highwa.
II The road is to be built Of straight cor
crete and will traverse stretch G
1O.45 miles from the west city limit
Of Price to the Price river bridge 9
n Castle Gate in Carbon county.
After having driven his automobil
- from the national capital to Salt LAX
Congressman James H. Mays Of tn
Second Utah district reached hon
Il September Z, accompanied by his fan
II lily. They made the trip without mt
Il hap or serious breakdown and sleI
Al without tent on the journey.
Y H. r. Hagan, state crop pests i
spector, has received report Of Il
results attained in the campaign fl
the determination Of prairie dogs
Il San Juab county. According to Il
report, 10000 arces were thorough
covered, and 1t Is estimated that
per cent Of the pests in the area we
destroyed.
The mystery surrounding su
posed attempted holdup of train
the Southern Pacific railroad near l.
tie Mountain has been apparent
solved in the arrest Of John w. Ros
20, a farmer Of Plain City,
Bees In Utah, in many instances, a
becoming migratory. Their owne
ship them from the state in the fall
warmer climates, and, as result, 4
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