The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-05-21

Brigham City.
Letter carriers of Salt Lake are Pc
titionIng congress To grant an increase
in their salaries.
The Utah Packing and Provision
company of Salt Lake will pass into
the hands OF eastern capitalists. II
has been announced.
Ten-day stopover privileges are 10
he allowed ON all tickets on all lines
through Salt Lake to permit trips to
be made to Zion canyon.
In spite of the late planting season.
bumper crops are expected in Juab and
Utah counties. there being plenty OF
moisture in that section.
Taxicab companies of Salt Lake are
asking for an amendment to the city
ordinance permitting them to double
the fare charged patrons.
On the occasion of the formal open
ing OF the new home of the CONNER
cial club at Brigham City, on May 10,
a public banquet was given.
The fifteenth annual session of the
grand chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, of Utah, was held In Salt Lake
on Thursday and Friday last.
Beginning the second week in June
the Volunteers of America will conduc.
outings In the mountains for the poo
and sick mothers Of Salt Lake.
Those desiring to visit the state fail
at Salt Lake this fall are assured tina
special excursion rates will be In eff
feet. the fair management declares.
Twilight dances are banned and n,
person under Is years of age can at
tend dances unless accompanied b.
parents, under a new ordinance passe,
at Ogden.
William Monteeth, aged IS, wa
struck by train Mt Tooele and instant
ly killed, his body being cut in hal
by shift train bound from Tooele
the copper plant.
A report by the bank commissions
shows that the state banks liz Utah d
the close of business March %, ha
deposits of S35,276,1S5, and savings d
poslts of $4O,O25,S47.
Utah has the smallest death rate I
infants under l year Of any state
the union, the number Of births in 19l
being 14,47S and the deaths Of infan
under year being GA.
Arrangements are being made f
the entertainment Of the members
: the Indian affairs committee of Il
! house Of representatives when tn
visit Salt Lake May 20.
Struck by a speeding automobile
he was endeavoring to catch sire
4 car in Salt Lake, John A. Mitche
q barber, had one Of his arms SO bad
Z crushed that amputation was nee
n sary.
Il informed the state road commissi
4 that they have $4,000 of their no
bond issue ready and are anxious I'll
/ work in that section be commenced
n once.
While attempting to escape from
4 ficers who were searching her hol
h at Salt Lake, Georgia Scott, aged
A fell through a trap door into the {
Il lar and sustained compound fractl
b Of her right leg.
"A Partly insane, according to the FL
n ings of the court, Arthur Lewis
81 escaped trial on a charge Of autor
III | Lnf Of a. WAITING RI
n for nearly year, and will be sent
81 his home in England.
Ri The body of William McCulloch
b sheepherder, was found near Parad
b it being believed that he died Fl
ID the effects Of a discharge of 81
III powder, judging from the shatte
III condition of the body.
81 Eleven hundred dollars in cert
Gates of deposit, stolen from Ira Pl
of Los Angeles, at the Union de-
Pw at Ogden, when he was jostled by
,er men as he was boarding a train,
in recovered by the police.
~ The industrial commission
W. awarded A. b. Riding the sum
IN $14S2 damages as the result OF his
% ing lost the sight of one eye w
w picking frozen beets at the Spr
ville-Mapleton sugar plant.
No break has occurred in the d.
- lock existing between Salt Lake I
tractors and building trades craftsi
who struck several days ago, altho
1t is predicted that settlement
e reached within a short time.
Drunk from drinking vanilla extr
!. larry Smith, dishwasher and kite
helper at the state school for the
and blind at Ogden, started a tir'
| room Of that institution which G
I near proving disastrous, but w
\ fortunately was checked in tim
! prevent serious loss.
81 1t is reported that Frank John
81 who escaped from the Utah penit'
S airy on April 20, has been killed at
Angeles in a duel with officers
caught him in the act Of burglar
house. Marcus Callahan, VINO
capped from prison with Johnson,
captured by the officers.