The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-22
UTAH STATE NEWS

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Idaho Sugar ronlpany two miles west
II Sanisqn.n al l. 30 O'Clock Tuesday.
Sometime in July the factory Of the
Ephraim Sanitary Canning Co. win
begin packing the 1921 crop of peas
All indications point to a very success
fu. year. according to officials Of the
company.
kewto~ Clemensen of Mt. Pleasant
Is making PREPARATION 10 install an ice
plant which will produce one ton Of
Ice per day. Mr.. Clemensen feels Il Is
long fell need Of that city and ex-
poets to have it in operation within
very short time.
W. W. Jones of Price has beer
named by II. f. Caldwell. state en-.
gineer, TO he water commissioner Of
the Price river as a result of disputes
regarding distribution of the water
The principal rights in contention are
those of the Wellington and Alfred
canal systems and the Carbon Land.
Wafer and Power company.
The campaign against noxious
weeds in Weber county will open
within few days, according to ID. ].
HammOn, county crops and pests in
| spector, who says that he will send
letters to the farmers, urging them to
cooperate in the movement and citing
| the state law, which demands that
property owners rid their premises Of
| weeds.
Work on the repaving of the concrete
road between Tremonton and Garland,
in Boxelder county, will be begun with.
in the next month, it is expected, be
cause OF the decision reached by Gov.
ernor Mabey and members of the state
road commission to spend $4,000 from
the commissions contingent fund as
the states share of expense on the
project.
Rain is needed in all parts of Utah,
according 20 the report ISSUED by the
United States weather bureau. both for
the crops and to settle the dust and
cool the atmosphere. This is the re-
port for the week ending July L. It
tells that the crops under water are
doing very well, but that the dry crops,
or those raised without irrigation, are
In a bad way.
Mrs. Henry Cendagorta, wife of an
Ogden business man, was severely
scalded Sunday at Yellowstone park
when she stumbled and fell into a hot
pot near Old Faithful geyser and Or
Mario lsnada of San Francisco was
painfully burned in dragging her from
the water, it was learned when Mrs
Cendagorta was brought to an Ogden
hospital for treatment.
Sixty-one banks in the state now
| hold deposits of state funds and the
increased rate of interest to 8 pei
cent on daily balances brings in reve
nue. enough to more than pay the run
ming expenses of the state treasurer's
office. The interest paid on dialy bal
ances in the banks during June az
gregated $3504, and this sum has beer
paid into the state treacury.
Members of the utilitie commission
and of the Weber county commission
are investigating the accident at Or
chard week ago, when Mr.. and Mrs
Nels r. Oberg and Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
r. Hayes, all OF Ogden, were killed
by Bamberger train. 1t is reported
that those Investigating the affair will
take action to eliminate the danger
of Brockbank crossing at which 81,
persons have been killed by trains.
The Ogden Rotary club has gone OF
record as indorsing the movement o
the Salt lake Rotary club for the oh
servance of "Good Roads" day in Uta1
on August 3. The request to the loca
! club was received from Wesley +
King, chairman of the committee O
: the Salt Lake club. 1t was requisite
that the local club interest the res
dents of Ogden city and Weber count
in joining in observance of the day
Albert Wickman, 81, and A. ]. Coco
all, q, both of Santaqu,n. Utah. wer
killed early Tuesday while working |
quarry operated by Frank Grey fC
q the Utah-Idaho Sugar company. tw
!. miles west of Santaquin. On Sunda
q an unsuccessful attempt was made I
o dislodge wall of limestone with NV
: blasts. Tuesday morning the wal
evidently weakened by the vibration ,
e the preceding day, collapsed and blu
led both men. 49,
JAS h. Hickman, formerly of II
Q rooele County Realty Co., has acce
. red the position of appraiser with Il
u State Land Board in Salt Lake CT
and Is In Tooele County this week a
. praising farm lands of those farme
y making application to the State I.al
Board for loans Mr.. Hickman is a
. ISOLATED with NJ T. Cowley ana N
= Kimball of Salt Lake City, also a
praisers tor the Board under the
- rectlon of John T. Oldroyd, who W
:, named State Land Commissioner VIII
y. he member Zip Of the Board was
- fluced hy thp I.euiSlature IN opp mar