The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-01-23

md Tremonton are to be paved
That @ battery at Provo Ii to have
military band Is practically assured.
For having had quail In has possession
put Of season. John Salinas. q Ogden,
was fined so.
The heavy fall Of snow In many sec
lions OF Utah 10 causing considerable
suffering TO live stock.
Nearly 5000 was raised by Salt Lake
Rotarians at their meeting last week
TO carry on rehabilitation work In
France.
The Weber county commissioners
have granted increases ranging from
S. to $40 a month In the sheriUs de
partment.
Tony Kelakes. employed In the
Clear Greek mine Of the Utah Fuel
company, was killed In the mine by
fall of rock.
After paying 100000 for q site. the
federal government will invest $780,
600 on u new ordnance supply depot
near Ogden.
While washing windows in hotel
at Salt Lake. Gust Christ fell from
the second floor and sustained injur-
les which may result In death.
National. state and city authorities
are cooperating in an effort to break
up an organized drug ring which they
declare exists In Salt Lake, Ogden and
points near by.
The record Of marks and bsands r.
sued from the office Of the state live
stock board Of Utah for the twelve
months ending September 30, 1919, IL
just of the press.
The Salt Lake Commercial club has
Endorsed the Utah educational CAM
paign and urges the cooperation OF
its members in developing the work al
loted to Salt Lake.
James w. Funk, federal fair price
commissioner for Utah, will immedi-
ately begin the work Of organizing
campaign In Utah Of Investigation
Of the high cost of living.
} A strike of union electrical workers
employed by the Utah Power Z Light
company in Utah and Idaho has been
, called, but 1t is said only about % Of
, the 1000 men have gone out.
Bridges across number of streams
\ In southeastern Utah will be endan.
a gered by floods this spring and meas
{ ures must be taken to protect them,
declares the state road engineer. 4
When G. A. Trunks, . photographer
Of Price, was arrested, It is said fifty
n gallons Of wine and forty gallons Of
It whisky were seized In addition to
>. quantity of coloring oils and flav0ring
q Dewey Conley has been convicted
e at Salt Lake Of having counterfeit
revenue stamps In his possession
a. which it is alleged he placed on bottles
n filed with colored water that he soil
~ as liquor.
m Another alienation suit was filed .
ny Logan last week. in which Charles W
~ Burke asks judgment Of $500
against John H.. Tuttle. alleging tn
al alienation Of the affections Of his wife
as Ella Richene Burke.
ne Application Of the Uintah Railroa'
er company for permission to increase II
ca wagon rates for hauling freight fror
OF Watson to various cities Of the Uinta
basin has been granted by the publ
80 utilities commission Of Utah.
OF Abe Majors, who was pardOned Sc,
IN eral months ago from the Utah stat
ny prison, after having served portilI
ny of a life sentence for the murder {
ost Captain William Brown Of the Ogde
w police force, has been convicted
lte burglary at Los Angeles.
'ns Alleging that he was permanent
~, injured at Cache Junction while ser
~ ing as brakeman and that such Il
ny juries resulted from the negligence I
eli his employers, Graham G. Meadvil
e is suing the Oregon Short Line 4
ny $4,000 punitive damages.
IA Right Of the city commission to q
fne the residential districts of ST
.IT Lake ara to enact ordinances tn
will prevent the erection Of buildin
for the installation of industries tn
property owners maintain are N
'sn sance has been upheld by the supreI
court.
Gro The irrigation water prospects g
ria orally are reported from fair to goo'
= !. and the water outlook Is characteriz
inc as uniformly good over the Gre
-. Salt Lake watershed, where the av
age is twice the amount shown W
49,, ago and four times the quantity
, On two years ago.
ave Agreement for the wool pool Of
| OF 1920 clip is completed and the VIC
nor growers of Kanab are signing 1t
the fast as it is presented to them. !
an sheep owners have also voted to l
ests. expenses of three representatives to
= in tend the National Woolgrowers' c
.arly vention at Salt Lake.
It in With more than 800 friends OF
the Salt Lake boy in attendance,
0 be twenty-first birthday Of Joseph s
d 20 mons Wilkes, who was killed by