The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-23
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labor.
Uintah county has begun It's road
work under the 1919 $4,000 road
bond issue.
The war upon the squirrels in Ogden
valley began last week with the dis
tribution Of 1900 pounds of poisoned
oats.
Members of the Salt Lake Teachers
association have adopted u motion to.
appeal directly to the taxpayers for
salary Increases
Gas consumers Of Salt Lake will pay
a higher rate for gas than in the past,
but the increase is not as much AS the
gas company asked for.
Controversy regarding the paving in
Provo which has existed between the
state road commission and the county
authorities has been settled.
The latest industrial enterprise to-
enter Provo Is the Mazda Production
Co. Qnc.), which will produce moving
pictures in that city and vicinity.
Announcement is made of the re-
moval of the State Historical society
| from its old offices in the state fair
building to the Capitol building.
The first enlisted man in the navy
to be supplied with full uniform at the
Salt Lake recruiting station was.
equipped when he enlisted on April ID
| After working in a mine to accumu-
late $2lOO Joe Lyons, aged "a, dish
washer, lost his roll to the '.bOx trick"
swlndlers who were operating in Salt
Lake.
A campaign to raise $i50,000 by
August 20 for the construction Of q.
connecting highway link between Salt
Lake and Reno is under way in north
ern California.
The Ogden canyon highway project
will be made federal post road if the
government approves of the new plans,
and there is every indication that the
change will be authorized by the state.
Stealing an automobile in Salt LAX q
and then driving to RivertOn and at
tempting to rob a store, is the accu-
satiOn made against George Christen
sen, William Cramer and Edward Red
dick.
Through sacrificing several square
inches of epidermis, relatives of Delore'
Powell of Ogden have saved the child s.
arm. The youngster was injured three
weeks ago, when his arm was caught
in an electric wringer.
| A school ZOO char NOV ha iucfi0od in
whipping pupil-in self-defense, in
the opinion Of George N. Child, state
superintendent Of public instruction
Otherwise, there is very little excuse
for corporal punishment.
A baseball league was organized at.
Brigham City last week, franchises be-
ing given to Bountiful, Layton. Ogden,
Brigham City, Honeyville and Tremon-
tOn-Garland. The name selected for
the new league is Wasatch.
An irrigation project in which $4,000
acres of land are involved was
launched last week when C. Alvin
Orme of Tooele made application to-
the state engineer to divert 400 sec
ond feet of water from Utah lake.
Nails, wire and glass as diet for
stock do not conduce to the health Of
animals as has been discovered in the
herd Of cattle belonging to Glenn Bro
theirs at Willard. The cattle picked up
the foreign bodies in the fields, causing
death.
The Utah lake problem will be put
| <ho rs.la
ton, committee of representative citi-
ems of the state having been appointed
at conference called by Gov. Simon
Bamberger at the suggestion of the
Provo Rotary club.
The supreme court Of Utah has up
held the judgment of the Third district
court in granting judgment of $1,000
in favor Of Miss Edna 'Cowan against
| the Salt Lake & Utah Railroad CON-
pany. as result of an accident at
Salem some years ago.
War between Colorado cattlemen and
Vernal sheepmen has lapsed into
watchful waiting, since the return to-
Vernal Of twenty men, who went into
Colorado to ascertain the extent Of
depredations committed on herd Of
sheep belonging to Utah man.
The probable time of the killing Of
Mako Laus, near the state prison, on
August 3, 1919, has developed into an
issue between the state and the de-
Tense, in the trial at Salt Lake Of Nick
Oblizalo, Jointly with Steve Maslich,
charged with the murder Of Laus.
Plans are forming to call out the
citizens Of Ashley valley en- masse to
spend day in flood-control measures
along the course Of Ashley river. At
least ten miles Of the river channel
along the north side of the valley Is
In a dangerous state In case of high
water.
James Holmes, engineer at laun-
dry in Provo, while placing a belt ON
the main drive shaft of the laundry,