The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-03-11
utah NEWS REVIEW

coming season.
A new school building is TO be erect
ed at Richmond. the school board hav-
ing advertised for bids.
Salt Lake City proposes to expend
about 81 10000 during 1921 for sew
ers and paving sidewalks
Plans are being made by the Bank
Of st. George for the erection Of a
new building in the spring.
There is talk Of new hospital at
Provo. Funds are to be raised by the
Wasatch. Juab, Nebo. Alpine. Tintic
and Utah stakes.
Postal receipts In Salt Lake for the
lonth Of February show an increase
o. ia per cent over the correspond
ing month last year.
The farmers in the Sutherland COM
munity are now busy getting in spring
wheat. Several hundred acres have
been seeded curing the past two weeks
Of good weather.
George Psalidos, an employee Of the
Utah Copper company, was seriously
| injured at Bingham when a blast was
get off near him on the level where
ne was working.
| AL Ringing, recently found guilty
Of murder in the second degree for the
killing of John (Frenchy) Bartholo-
new in Price in 1911, has been SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment.
Miss Alice Blomquist, of Salt Lake,
Is in Salt Lake hospital suffering
from severe burns. She suffered an
epileptic fit in the kitchen at her
home and fell on the stove.
The Salt Lake Rotary club has
adopted a resolution urging the state
legislature to make an appropriation
for carrying on the work of the state
board of health in the treatment OF
social diseases.
Final agreement on all terms Of the
1921 sugar beet contract was reached
at a conference at Salt Lake Of the
Utah-Idaho Sugar company and the
sugar beet subcommittee of the Utah
state farm bureau.
The beet-growing contest which the
Utah-Idaho Sugar company provided
, for boys in the Delta community
, proved successful last year and the
company is now sending checks to the
successful contestants.
3 Spanish Forks free library and read
/ Ing room opened to the public March /.
: While the library at present boasts only
a few more than 1000 volumes, the Sc
!, lection is good and will be added to
i, as often as the funds permit.
; Ogden will hold a special election
g on March 26 to pass upon the Ques-
q tioa of issuing $2,025,000 bonds for
E city improvements, including water
e works, sewerage, street paving, storm
sewers, bridges, sidewalks, fire de-
partment and parks.
Former Governor William Spry may
y become a member of the directorate OF
J. the National Chamber of Commerce
: to represent the eighth national dis
- trict, which comprises Utah, Colorado
= Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Nevada
= Arizona and New Mexico.
A mass meeting attended by two
!, hundred Of the representative business
!. men of the district was held at the
=. Bingham Commercial clubrooms to
70 protest against what is declared to
"a be discriminatory freight rate to the
nj camp from the coal mines.
r A free clinic is to be established In
a. Logan by the Cache Valley Medica
er society cooperating with the city ant
DO county commissioners. The member.
ls Of the society will give their servic,
y free for the purpose of making exami
It. nations of children and adults VIII
have physical defects.
The work Of getting out plans ant
of specifications for new ward chape
la, at Brigham City is now under way ant
sh they provide for building that will
tie meet every requirement Of the war
at in the way of auditorium, classroom
as and amusement hall. The cost vii
lie, approximate $4,000.
Is Cache county wants roads, and goo
ID roads, and is willing to build them.
" the state cannot furnish money to d
,e' It's part in road construction in this
~ county, the county commissioners 50
~ they will undertake to do their pal
and that of the state also, in order
get the federal aid available.
American soldiers serving In tt
rs Panama Canal zone will be show
~ stereopticon views of Salt Lake, Zic
~ park and Bryce canyon. The lantel
49, slides were given by the Salt Lah
-. Commercial club to the Kev. }.
e Owen, who is engaged in recreation
D. work among the soldiers stationed
Panama.
ON The state land board has leased
of section of the bottom land of the Gre
i'm Salt Lake to John Il. Dooly, one
fic the owners Of Antelope island. 1t
$. the purpose Of Mr.. Dooly to mine f
sodium sulphate on the grounds, fro
which, according to the terms of Il
had lease, the state will receive 10 per ce
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