The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-12-31
UTAH BUDGET

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>, SsIt lake. cutting her wrists, but
she Is now out Of danger
Tn. city street department 90 salt
Lake j. experimenting with the "a"
Of hot sulphur water from Warm
springs in washing the show OF OF
city streets.
Iloyd Cropper OF Dessert. Nbo lest
The sight of both eyes by being crush
cd about the head while he was oiling
a tractor. was discharged from Salt
Lake hospital last week.
The supreme court has aphela the
legality of proposed issue al S5',So
NJ bonds by the Wayne county school
district A test case to establish The
validity of these bonds was brought.
The state will probably b. unable TO
appropriate money for a. 'east TWO
years to provide for the construction
OF soldier memorial building at salt
Lake in the opinion of Geyernor-eleet
Mabey.
Steps are being taken IN Cache
county for the formation OF the
Petersboro- Mendon irrigation district.
comprising about 10000 acres tribu-
tary to the two towns which give it
| it's name.
Don Clark, % years Of age, was
found dead in bath tub by his
| parents at Richfield. The presump-
ton is that he was strickea with IA
fainting spell and drowned while in
that condition.
The Cache county fish and game
protective association has now been
fully organized apd officers are busy
recruiting the membership 70 the
maximum strength of the eounty's.
population of sportsmen.
A brutal murder, evidently commit
| ted in the course of a robbery, came
to light at Blue Creek. forty miles
west of Brigham City, when the body
of Richard Ilgner, 81 years of age,
was found in the rear of his store.
That he had been buying liquor at
1913 a gallon and selling it at Sl6 gal
Ion was the confession made in the
city court at Ogden by Ames WEIGH.
when he was arraigned upon the
charge of having liquor Ia his pos
session.
Ninety per cent Of the deaf gradu-
ates from the state school for the deaf
and blind at Ogden are self-sunporting
and IS per cent of the blind graduates
are self-supporting, it is stated in the
biennial report of the trustees of the
) institution.
The Utah law designed 10 prevent
foreign corporations from doing bust
: ness in the state without complying
with the laws Of Utah and accepting
= the Utah constitution is upheld in .
decision by the supreme court handes
down last week.
. News of the death of Idelius NJ Dye
l. at one time sentenced to death on /
charge of murder committed in Sal
Z Lake in 1911, and but recently par
II doned, has been received from Kan
sas City, where Dye dropped tha,
from heart disease.
In addition to providing lodging TO
> men and warm breakfast at the cit
II Jail at Ogden for the unemployed, til
superintendent of public safety an
head of the police department is mai
!" ing arrangements for the feeding @
u men for few days, until they can oil
=" tain work
n 'Vitalized education" which ha
/ 70 hn hn nff at al .f
Il Of school work which emphasize
| doing things" and seeks te mstru,
i in the common school subjects by the
/ relation to things done by tae hand
< Is having thorough tryout ia Ced;
no City schools.
w Stricken with heart failure aft,
ct anding in line in the crowded co
nd ridor of the Salt Lake postoffice. Jol
W. w. Ring, % years of age, handed
ST. Christmas package addressed to h
no sweetheart, Miss Mcfarland of Gar
Ind, through the parcel post windo
and dropped dead.
A city traffic ordinance, limiting +
en- parking of automobiles in the buslne
70 section of Salt Lake to two hours. h
a. been passed by the city comm'ss',
les with n provision that will enable pr;
on ticing physicians to park III,
Ire machines three hours by pnyinc
by annual license fee of So
The house of Representatives i
passed the senate bill reserving fir.
entry several sections of hand
IA Carbon county, for the protection
|! = water supply Of the town of Sun,
hsI side, the lands hereafter to be adm
81 istered by the secretary OF the
ha' terror, In cooperation with, and
nes the expense of the town.
The industrial commission Of II,
has passed resolution. effect
- January l, which provides that he
after lump sum payments in place
',. future weekly or monthly hene
~, shall be computed Mt discount :
of-o per cent instead OF 4 per cent
heretofore. This VIII have Tho Of
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