The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04

reports brought IN by farintrs-
CAMPAIGN to eliminate ''mashers
has been inaugurated at Salt Lake.
number Of arrests having been made.
More than 10000 additional acres
will be placed under cultivation ON
the Uintah Indian reservation this
year.
Taxpaying voters of Milford unani-
mously approved the proposed Sl2o,-
900 county road bond issue at the re-
cent election.
Nellie Ruby, a negress. attempted
suicide at Salt Lake. drinking lemon
extract. succeeding only in making her
! self very sick.
There is large acreage of beets
| for Sanpete county factories, ana
with good yield the factories should |
have a profitable run.
In order to raise money for appar- |
atus for the Logan City play grounds,
entertainments are being given in the
Cache valley metropolis.
The commissioners have decided TO
call an election to vote upon the Ques-
ton of bonding Cache county for the
sum of S70OOOO for roads.
Cooperation was the theme of the
twentieth annual meeting of the Titan
Pharmaceutical association, which was
held in Salt Lake last week.
Crop prospects in Sanpete and
Sewer counties are bright, according
to n report by NJ. NJ. Justin, field
agent for the bureau of crop estimates.
Alfred Duke Scoffield, 16 years of
age. of Kaysville, was crushed to
I death under the wheels of an electric
! ear in the Utah Steel plant at Mid
vale
3 A camping house is being erected
! In Raymond Park at Provo for travel
ing tourists and Fairgrounds are be-
e ing made to provide for children of
> the city.
Good crops are being produced on
the reclamation projects in the Bear
+ river valley. according to II. A. Hart,
engineer in charge of the United States
drainage office at Salt Lake.
!. A Jury at Salt Lake returned YER
: dict of first degree murder against
: Steve Maslich for the Staying OF
!, Mako Laus. Maslich was arrested in
Butte. Laus was slain on August 3
q 1919.
!. Although the state road bridge al
g Moab over the Grand river was raised
four feet in anticipation of an extra
| ordinary high flood this year, 1t has
been found that ii was not raised high
l enough.
The high price of sugar has had thu
effect of causing the farmers IN I'M
4 Dp,ta section to become more inter
ested in growing sugar beets and u i
] said that recovd-breaking crop !
Il being planted.
i Escalante, known to fame heretofor'
as an out-of-the-way but wealthy catt!
u town in Garfield county, and on tn
n western slope of the Colorado rive
basin, is now in the throes of an OIL
M excitement.
Al Frank Rose, "a years of age, cal
I penter, engaged in tearing away
porch at the home of Salt Lake res
dent, stumbled and fell backward, SUI
;, tanning fracture at the base OF tn
'ie skull. which resulted in his death
hour later.
Despondent because her 1S-year-o
an son, Henry. recently attempted
ne. escape from the state industri
~, ., school at Ogden, Mrs. Birdie Waugh
ATTEMPTED suicide by drowning herse
- In the Ogden river, but was rescue
by a passerby.
NY The Utah department of public !
struction is planning this year TO 81
more extensive service than mas De-
nv prevalent in the past in regard
bringing scnool teachers desiring po
tions and school boards in need
~, teachers into contact.
Earl Seely. William H. Seely, Jo
J. Seely. T.. III. Cambron and DIV
Seely are in Mount Pleasant underf
ing medical treatment for burns 81
fered at the Seelys' sheep dippi
80 camp near lndianola when SIN
49, gasoline tank used in the process
Won ploded
rue A special train leaving Salt La
Saturday night will carry the office
Inc. non commissioned Officers and sele
lssy ed men Of the first squadron of cav
/ to ~. national guard of Utah. to
camp of instruction to be held at ~
!, to d. A. Russell, Wyo., June l to 4,
uch elusive.
DO Shipments of currant and goo
usn- berry bushes into Utah in violation
both state and federal Quanant
I - regulations have been discovered
'eSe {. f. Pettigrew, county crop and p
anu Inspector of Weber, and II. T. Ma
VA ews, who holds u similar office
Cache county.
During the eoming summer and
!, Ii is expected Zion National park
,o.s be visited by thousands Of tour
nd. from many parts Of the United Sta
- | Zion mark the nations newest, Ia