The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
INLAND NORTHWEST

uuAiuxns Aur u ->tfdud uulAAs lno
next year. In the opinion of those In /
q position TO know.
During the month Of June. I'll pre-
catory animals were killed by the 10
men who worked a total of 5l0 days In
the states Of Montana and North Da-
kota-
Mrs. Jennie Hewes. Of Battle Noun
tain, Nevada. was accidentally shot by
a youth who was playing with a small
cal,5re rifle. Her injuries are not
serious.
The promise Of n majority of the
state bank supervisors that their 1927
convention will be held in Salt Lake,
was made at the meeting held AZ
Seattle last week.
A eugenics and better babies de-
partment has been added TO the Cache
Valley fair 10 be held in Logan, Utah,
and is being given a great deal Of
publicity py the fair officials.
The revenue for meeting the OK
penses of Salt Lakes municipal gov
eminent for this year viii be realized
from tax levy TO be fixed upon an
assessed valuation of 500, 933, 156, or
near it.
a disastrous fire occurred at the
J. c. Barnett ranch near McAllister.
Mont, several days ago in which
shed containing Barnett's entire 1920
wool clip was consumed with enc.-s
contents.
"Flood Sales are being held by
Lewlstown, Mont, stores, the first
. time such a trade feature has ever
been known in that city. Everything
! is back TO normal now, the waters
! having subsidized.
Thirty carloads of cherries, fifteen
q from North ogden and fifteen from
! Brigham City, Utah, We're shipped
q week, according to the report from
q the fruit express company.
u Because relative, whom Jim Nc
4 Gee, an Indian doctor attended, died
i Sam Weathers. also an Indian, killed
q the doctor near Queen, Nevada, and
i buried his body in accordance with u
d custom of the Piute tribe.
B There are 100000 acres of public
81 domain land in Nevada and the East
IA ern Nevada Livestock association at
q it's meeting last week was strongly in
"a favor of placing this land in the public
Is reserves of grazing commons.
n A farmer, unable to run because of
rs a crippled hip, shot and killed John
es Leonardo, escaped patient from the
s. state hospital for the insane, when
Leonardo charged him with pitch
fork in field near Salern, Ore.
Irrigated crops have flourished be-
cause of the warm, dry weather, but
rain is needed generally on dry farm
ing lands, according to the weekly
r bulletin covering weather, crop and
+ range conditions issued at Salt Lake.
Reports of co!d water geyser near
n Alton, Wyoming, said to be the only
one of its kind in the United States
have been received at forestry head
quarters at Ogden from Charles A
Beam, superintendent of the Wyoming
forest.
The area planted to sugar beet:
in territory tributary to Utah factorie.
~ this year is 116,1O0 acres, although
81 only 112,9O0 acres of this are actual,
within the state. Last year the are;
tributary to the Utah factories wa
10000. while the largest such area ii
any year preceding was 81, 100 in 1911
After staggering about in the Ne
vada desert for a day, and dependin!
on limited amount of tomato juice
and couple of peaches for sufficien
moisture to carry them through try
ing ordeal, having run out Of waite
after their machine broke down, MI
and Mrs. l.. c. Burton, of Washing
ton, d. c., auto tourists, arrived Il
& Ogden.
From July to July the Denve
between Denver and Salt Lake c
~ Ogden on account of Shrine, Trave
ers' Protection association and Xiv;
q mis- meetings in Portland Democrat
- national convention in San Francist
oo, and National Education associate
tho convention in Salt Lake a total of II
CIR special or extra trains.
by organizing ana gaining fecogl
ton for two companies Of cavall
- during June, Wyoming national gual
was able to nose the Utah nation
;uard out of first place in percenta,
Of enlisted men in the guard to a tot
allotment allowed under the 1920 G
ia ders of the war department. WyomiI
E&M leads the nation with 80 per cent
IN the total minimum allotment actual
al in the service.
NxW Colorado has the largest acrea
vs. pAanted to sugar beets of any state
sSAS the union, 2536OO; Michigan is ne.
sss with 173,40O acres, but only l54O
$ II these are planted in the state. Ca
#%# fornia takes third place in acrea
:@S planted to beets, with 1850 as
*#$# figures: Utah is fourth, with 1851
$##:# and the other states rank: NebraSl