The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-06-03
UTAH NEWS REVIEW

on ehyfts ol Sredt salt Lake. making
common salt AT last seems certain.
Utah's tomato pack for this year
viii equal approximately only - per
cent of the 1870 crop. according TO es-
Inmates.
Steers. mostly yeariings. numbering
in the nelghborhood OF 1000 head. have
been contracted during the past two
weeks at Moab.
The public utilities. commission IS in
Session here considering the petition OF
the Telluride Power company for an
increase in rates.
The citizens of Hinckley have form
ed a commercial club, with Harold r.
Morris president. Thos III. Pratt vice
president. az d Hugh Hilton secretary.
The annual May Fete Of Sacred
Heart academy will be given by stu
dents of the institution. The event
will be held ON the east grounds of the
academy.
More abundant surface indications
Of presence of oil exist in Uintah dis
trict than perhaps any other place in
the world, according TO DIR. Earl Doug
las, geologist for Carnegie institute.
There is move on foot to hold a
celebration in Bountiful, in the South
end of Davis County. on or about
July 4, 1921. the object being the
starting of the pumps of the Bonnie
vile Irrigation District.
Lincoln G. Kelly, state director of
nnance and purchase, Wed. issued an
order fixing the vacation of employees
! of the state capitol at not to exceed
! twelve working days with pay, tine va
| cation to begin at the convenience of
the employee.
According to report received by J.
f. DcrInan, chief of the dairy division
of the United States bureau of animal
husbandry, Nephi dairymen will pur-
chase several carloads of choice dairy
stock at the Jersey day exhibit in Pro-
vo on June T.
The Bingham stage line has been
awarded the contract to deliver the
afternoon mail to the local postoffice
from Salt Lake. Since the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad discontinued it's
afternoon train service only one mail
day has been received.
At the special session of the city
council of Manti held last Friday night
to consider bids for the paving of Main
Street the contract was awarded Olaf
Nelson who already has the contract
for paving the state road between that
point and Pigeon Hollow.
Designated miners and muckers,
ball. novel party was given by the
Park City lodge of Elks at Rasband's
hall Saturday night, the place being
crowded to capacity. The hall was
lighted with candles stuck in miners
candlesticks. Punch and other refresh
ments were served.
Many thousands of dollars will be
saved to cattle and sheepmen of the
southern counties of Utah who Craze
stock in Arizona, by decision of the
clares unconstitutional the Arizona law
which exacted from them a tax of 80
cents per head for cattle and % cents
per head for sheep.
MEMBERS of the Utah County Bar as
ISOLATION met and voted unanimously to-
close their offices Saturday afternoons
from June l until August l. 1t was
stated that the district judge will take
, a short vacation during the summer.
among the new members who were adj
mitted to the association at Wednes-
days meeting are Chase Hatch, ]. y.
Wadley, Jr., and w. S. Willis.
The sherff's department received a
| call from Millville where the victim of
an alleged holdup identified four boys
: ranging from II to 20 years of age as
), ! the assailants. He said that their
q faces We're covered with handkerchiefs
4 and at least one of them, armed with
$ a revolver. had held him up and en-.
+ gagged in a struggle in which his col.
$ lar was torn off and he was choked and
0 robbed of 49,
( There We're 10,446 cases Of eggs in
cold storage in Utah May I. Of this
/ year. as compared with 4,736 cases q
S month ago. and 1925 cases year ago
1t according to a report filed with J. A
p Israelson. chief of the dairy and foods
y bureau of the state department of agri
e culture. Butter in storage May l wa.
l. $3.50 pounds, compared with 4,32'
n pounds year ago
1t George csBlakie') Davis of Ogden
IL who has served. sixty days in the cit,
jail for petty crimes, handled his owl
case recently and gained victor
when arraigned in the city court on
g chagre of having stolen goods in hi
lt possession.
q The chlldren's Fairgrounds in Brig
II ham City are open for the summe
rs season with Miss Cecilia Bot 1
" charge. assisted by Miss Edna Jenser
az The grounds are being supervised b