The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

section within the last week.
Bids for the construction OF a new
$4,000 auditorium at the University
Of Utah campus will be called for soon
All towns In Idaho are enthusiastic
over the trade extension tour Of the
Salt Lake Commercial club. beginning
April Is.
While standing too near the track
as train was passing Frank Backlin.
instantly killed. M
BY large majority Boxelder coun-
fy has voted to issue bonds In the
amount of $4,000 for school buildings
and other purposes.
William JennlcSs Bryan was greeted
by Utah Democrats during his hours
visit to the state capital on March
81. en- route to Los Angeles.
| The board of education of the Alpine
district has offered an increase OF -
per cent to the school teachers Of that
section for the coming school year.
Complaints have been filed In the
city court ut Provo against thirty
five automobile drivers who are
charged with driving car without u
state license.
Employees of the Utah-Idah0 Sugar
company are to receive free vocational
educational training at the University
Of Utah. according to officials Of the
local sugar concern.
Nels Nelson and Herbert Middleton.
both II years Of age. have been ar
rested at Salt Lake for the robbery of
r. l.. Fishburn 4 Sons mercantile
store In Tremonton ON the night of
March "a.
Charles Baldwin, g years Of age,
referee in bankruptcy for the United
States district court and resident of
Salt Lake for more than thirty years,
, fell dead in coal shed at his home
/ on April 1.
, Charged with having obtained money
. under false pretense Grove Mayhem.
! Of Salt Lake, was convicted on seven
! counts ut Cincinnati. Mayhem claimed
: to be an organizer for the Alpha
Masonic" lodge of Salt Lake.
Ogden's largest single paving con-
tiact. said to be the largest Of any
single contract In the intermountain
district, was awarded last week to the
Moran Paving company on Its bid Of
!. $322, O19.53, for nineteen blocks, or r.
066 feet.
: That the statewide educational
= campaign has been huge success and
= will result in immense good to the
!. state and its people, was the unani-
:. nous opinion expressed at a meeting
: Of leaders OF the campaign held at
Salt Lake.
A thousand dollars worth Of stolen
bicycles were accounted for when four
m boys were arrested ut Salt Lake, parts
N of thirty bicycles being recovered. The
ID machines had been torn apart and
10 were being remodeled when the off
r, Ger interferea.
pit Charles l. Odekirk and John L
Of Shirts. prominent business men Of
o Duchesne, were instantly killed wher
IL an automobile in which they were rid
20 ing turned turtle down an embank
IS ment in Indian canyon, less than one
IN mile from town.
~ Twenty-seven thousand nine hundred
~ ninety-five licenses had been ISSUED
- for motor vehicles in Utah by the sec
-. - rotary Of state on March 30. OF thi
- number 23,3OO have been for pleasure
~ cars, 41S5 for motor trucks and 81
m, for motorcycles.
ma Utah residents have taken advan
ns. tage Of the opportunity to ship foo
tes and clothing into Germany duty fire.
ON and are sending immense Quantitie
ate Of foodstuffs and other necessities t
relatives and friends in the famine
stricken country.
AS part of the crusade fOstered b
ing the Seventh Day Adventists through
net out the country to offset the wide
,ss- spread mania for ouija board messages
Ind the Salt Lake Adventists church wi
In make house-to-house canvass, spreat
.es- Ing literature denouncing the mania.
Lessons taught the public of tn
had state by the "Save Money on Meat
campaign have caused James w. Fun
state fair price commissioner, to al
peal to the public to ecOuomize Q
IN meats at all times and not to forg
% the lessons learned during the educ
tional campaign week.
The state road commission has r
fused an offer from the federal 60
eminent Of share of 100000 pount
Of Trojan hand grenade powder, o
-. fered at cents a pound plus Il
,,,se freight. At the same time the cor
ord mission made arrangements for r
ceiving shipments Of nine carloads I
trinitrotoluol.
With their heads badly crushed ar
sun, $500 40 f,,,o ~,,,ou cn,,dron
n q ~ 80 NJ r,r,ar Cou,er+ wa,
found dead in tent in which they hs
oe.s been making temporary home thr'
I"e- miles south of Park City. The wi