The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-15
BUDGET

SyuOuicai MISSIONARY eooexy % Jun
was held in Kaysvills last week
william b. Wilson. secretary Of 10
Dor. will be a Utah visitor. having
speaking dates scheduled October "A.
Ii and Is.
Out Of I4e fires In Salt Lake City
during the month Of July. o. were due
to carelessness. according to F1rs
Chief Bywater.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Watt. more than
50 years Of age. and one Of the Oldest
residents Of Layton, fell and dial0cat-
ed her hip last week.
The meeting of the Farm women's
National congress-. originally set for
October Z, 8 and 0. In Salt Lake. has
been postponed until October 10. -
and q.
Improvements just completed at the
North Salt Lake st0ckyaris provide
for an additional capacity Of 1OOO1
sheep, making u total capacity al the
yards Of 10000 head of sheep at .
fime
On a recent trip to vernal. Andrew
Jensen. assistant historian of the L.
ID. s. church, secured the autograph Of
Harley Mowrey. 90 years Of age and
the last survivor Of the Mormon bat
talon.
A committee of 175 citizens with an
executive committee of seven, has
been appointed by the city eemmis-
sion as u field organization in the anti
smoke campaign to be undertaken In
Salt Lake.
Within a few days Salt Lakes long
talked-of pipe line of water supply
for the east section Of the city win be
an accomplished fact. The mammoth
pipe with a capacity Of 4O.O0O.OOo
gallons daily. Is being tested In sec
tions now.
Sugar making commenced at the
Lehi factory last week. A force OF
seventy-five men has been busy all
summer making changes and repairs
and when the slicing Of beets began
this number was increased to about
300.
An Ogden resident who forfeited
SO bail in the city court when he
failed to appear and answer the
charge of speeding, was brought into
court upon u bench warrant and was
given sentence Of three days In the
city jail. -
George Seal, the 3h-year-old son Of
George H. Seal, Of Salt Lake, 10 dead
4 and two other children are seriously
| ill as the result of accidentally swal-
| lowing quantity Of poisonous tab
let's, which the children found In .
N bottle hidden in wood pile.
i Work upon the complete double
Il tracking of the Bamberger electric
II railroad between Ogden and Salt Lake
81 mas neen begun ny the c0niDuuy. men
j are at work upon a stretch OF eight
N miles between Ogden and Lagoon and
ar between Centerville and Wilcox.
he Ben Boardman. formerly engine
irl foreman for the Denver 4 Rio Grande
Of railroad in Salt Lake, has been ar
In. rested at Denver by special agents Of
,m the road, charged with the theft OF
vi I've carloads of coal from the COM
ed pany's yards in Salt Lake last June,
Try Friends of Alonzo Wheeler, tlS
young UlNcIuulC ldl1uCI WIZ W0S ~
IN cidentally killed at Plain City las
~. week, harvested the beet crop upOT
.eu the Wheeler farm at Riverdale. Tit
-, entire crop was dug, topped and load
"1 ed by about forty Riverdale and Plail
City men.
!, DR.. James J. Judd, 80 years of age
a native Of London. England. died a
his home in Pennington, October
DR.. Judd came to the United State
at the start of the civil war an
~ served in the northern army for tw
n years as surgeon. He came to Sal
II Lake in 1868.
n Sabine GOuveia, an autOmObil
al driver Of Elko, New, was killed In
n spectacular automobile accident at tn
III state fair grounds when his machin,
I'll Chevrolet, threw a right front tir
a and turned completely over in the al
n Gouveia was hurled from the car an
Ill suffered broken neck.
Ill The Pilgrims tercentenary celebr,
N ton in Salt Lake will cover q peri0
Ill Of six months and will be conferred Q
n three main events, the MayflOwt
III Compact day, November IL, the cor
memoration of the landing Of the Pi
grims, December q, and Pngri
al pageant parade in the spring.
I'll Arguments in favor Of the propose
III constitutional amendment providiI
FOR state support Of $25 per capita
school population to the school dl
= tricts Of the state in payment Of Il
salaries Of teachers have been SUNNI,
up by committee appointed at
meeting Of district, county and sta
superintendent recently
j. O. Waters Of Duchesne. nomj
"a ated for congress on both the Soci,
49, list and the Farmer-Labor tickets fro
90 the First Utah district, has Motif
:, the secretary Of state that he Drefe