The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-01-28
BUDGET

Eddie White. Ii years Of age, were
arrested at Salt Lake. charged with
having robbed a store al Ogden on
January TO-
Thirty-two schools in Cache county
comprising the entire school system OF
the district, are being inspected for
the preliminary scoring In the clean
school contest.
j. c. Henager of Salt Lake was re-
elected president of the Utah State
Bee Keepers association AT the clos
ing session of the annual state con-
ventiOn held in Salt Lake.
The drive for 1900 new members
for the farm bureaus of the state is
being launched, according TO Donald
D. Mckay, president of the Utah State
Farm bureau. at Huntsville.
As a protection against vandalism.
the Logan postoffice will hereafter be
closed at s o'clock each night and open
the following morning when the first
mail clerk arrives on the job.
Mrs. n. Sophia Engstrm of Bing-
ham City was found dead in her bed.
having passed away without her
| family knowing that she was i'll, ex-~
cept for slight indisposition the day
previous.
The total value of new buildings and
additions begun at Salt Lake during
1920 amounted to S3S39, 1913, compared
with $4,000 496 during 1919, according
1 IN M cd hu ha ri hti
inspector.
Reports from the poisoning cam
paisn being waged in the western part
of BOXelder county for the purpose of
discriminating jack rabbits are to the
effect that it is progressing most sat
isfactorily
Alfalfa meal Snay be shipped to
Montana now on condition that the
shipper first has obtained permit To
make such shipment from the office
of the state crops and pests commits
sion at the state capitol.
The proprietors of the various meat
markets of Brigham City have COM
bined to install community abattoir
and packing house, thus eliminating
the present system of each market
purchasing and killing its own meat.
While confined in the county Jail
at Salt Lake on charge of petty
larceny, Lou. Tanner is charged with
having forged several checks on vari-
Gus institutions in Salt Lake and to
have given them to friend tc cash.
That Huntsville is not to be outdone
by Eden in the matter of having al
waterworks system for the community,
is evidenced by meeting held at
Huntsville, which was attended by
many representative men and women.
William and Ralph Thompson,
cousins, 10 years of age, narrowly
escaped death from gas which escaped
from a heater they failed to turn off
when they retired at Ogden. They
were found in an unconscious condi-
ton.
Following a runaway In which his
wife was injured, Leonard Thomas, of
!, Salt Lake, tied up his team while he
took his wife home in borrowed rig.
Upon returning for the team he found
someone had stolen the harness from
the horses.
Traced through the sale of slain
mans automobile, Harry Nash, COW.
: puncher, fancy roper and expert pistol
shot has been arrested at Los Angeles
on suspicion of being the murderer OF
Martin Schwab, of Payson, who was
killed near Flagstaff, Arizona.
The Lehi sugar factory finished
!. slicing beets last week. During the
= Ill days of the campaign the mil
i cut 10000 tons Of beets, averagins
O about 1000 tons per day. About 4O,OO(
tons were shipped from Salt Lake
Boxelder and Wasatch counties.
Senator King hass introduced a bill
making appropriations to pay tn,
g claims of various settlers on lease,
lands of the Uintah Indian reserya
ton who sustained losses through tn
!" failure of the irrigation project to pro
- vide them with ample water las
season.
a Agitation for the preservation O
Il
m Utahs bison herd on Antelope islam,
a continues to grow, instead of diminish
i. since commercialized slaughter Of III
10 animals started. From Nashville
he Tenn, comes request for price que
ID tations on an outright sale of the en-
tire herd.
u. Estimated cost for projected roa
IN construction and maintenance in Uta
n, during 1921 and 1922 is placed at 81
~ ol5,1SO within the state if the NJ,
n Arthur bin is not passed by congress
lg If this bill does pass, the expendtur
within this state, providing Utah doe
her part, will be total Of SO, 237 OS
AT the request of Governor Maize
IT, Officers who have been active in @,
cy forccment of the prohibition laws m,
re In conference with him at the sta,
lis capitol January Is, the conferen.
he beng for the purpose of acquaintir
m the governor with the plans IN
va methods now in use for the enforc