The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-12

The Ogden hog cholera serum plant
will start operation In thirty days
A recent survey OF the knit goods In
dustry in Logan by the Logan cham
Der of commerce indicates growth n
the industry.
4 Damage 10 the extent Of 5000 was
done 10 the south end of the Saitair
"roller coaster" by 60mile wind
cEe day last week.
The first outbreak Of scabies In
Utah In some time is reported from
near Kelton. In herd which ranges
near the Idaho line.
High price for tomatoes per ton
paid by Gamers In Utah during the
year 1919 was Sl5.33. as compared
with $16.67 In 1918.
Plans for the establishment Of mu-
nicipal lighting system in Ogden will b
brought before a meeting Of city com
missioners In the near future.
w. w. Armstrong Of Salt Lake has
been appointed by the governor rs n
member of the Mormon Battalion board
to succeed the late Samuel Park.
Coal lands owned by the Utah Fuel
company aggregate almost $1,000 acres
according to report filed with the state
board Of equalization and assessment.
A new wage scale for teachers ut
Salina. adopted by the board Of educa-
ton, boosts salaries to u minimum Of
$500 and u maximum Of $1,000 year.
Five new Mikado freight engines
Of the heavy mountain type have just
been received and are being put into
service on the Utah division Of the
Western Pacific.
Mild weather during the past week
. has been favorable to livestock gem
orally, though there are many thin
/, animals still on feed In the northern
| section Of the state.
l H. T. Haines, former statistician Of
Utah. dropped dead ON the street at
Richland. WASH. where he was publish
| ing a newspaper. death being due to
cerebral hem0rrhage.
| More wages and less hours will b
demanded by nurses 40 result Of SEN
timent expressed ut the sixth annual
| meeting of Utah state nurses, held at
Salt Lake on March 2.
III John Zorich, a miner. 1t Bingham.
| was shot In the leg by John q. Hua-
| bands, former Salt Lake policeman.
N following a fight in which It II said
/ Husbands came out second best.
, Laura Trinko. q pretty 20year-old
shop girl employed in ladies' furnish
ing store in Salt Lake, Is under arrest,
" accused Of having stolen over 5000
worth Of goods from her employer.
.. Sadie Smith, aged 10. winsome
y housemaid. Is being sought by the Pc
lice at Salt Lake. ON the charge Of
III having stolen $1,000 worth Il fine gar
10 ments and money from her employers
The next state legislature will BIZ
Sc requested to amend the general con
10 struction law in relation to holidays
- SO that Armistice day and Thanksgiv
OF Ing day will both be celebrated on
ie November IL.
~ Heavier consumption Of cheese az an
article Of food Of great value has been
ne suggested to james w. Funk. federal
- fair price commissioners for Utah, Al
" one means Of helping to solve the high
:, cost of living.
Operations Of the state insurance
-, fund for the month Of February SHOW
receipts of $34,520, which with bal
49, ance on hand January 81 Of ISL. IA
make the gross receipts $115.685 Ths
disbursements for the month wert
No S6863.
An irrigation district Is planned To-
,at the south end Of Cache county In tn
Paradise yrum section, the amour
,at Of land involved in the project beinl
ve about 5000 acres, canal sighteei
miles long to convey the water to th'
re- lands.
Robert Marlowe, aged 26, cripple
,er with both legs severed above the knees
a has been arrested at Salt Lake. charges
he with blackmail. 1t il alleged that b
had written letters demanding sum
flo Of money under threat Of some mysteri
np GUS punishment.
,ut Milton Ririe. 13-year-old son Of Stat
Auditor Joseph Ririe, was severel
eel burned above the left knee and hi
md sisters, Lettie and Eileen, received 81
md we're electrical shocks from q live
wire which a heavy wind blew acroe
by metal clothes line at the rear Q
the Ririe residence at Ogden.
'bu Following conference Of miller
kes with the fair price commissioners, tn
general policy has been adopted tina
out where flour mills compete with thei
me surplus output on the Salt Lake rnal
not ket or larger ones that home price
should be at least no higher than thos
ay. prevailing for similar grades Of flou
ne Sewer county commissioners hay
=" agreed with the state road cOmmi!
sion that they would levy three-mi
~ road tax this year, and would ais
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