The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-25
UTAH NEWS REVIEW

Iiuns anu fraternai Oruers OF OSuen
have Joined in a movement TO hold
another Near East relief dinner nj SO
n plate.
A number Of citizens OF Provo met
with the county commissioners last
week To discuss plans for the estab-
lishment of "A county hospital.
Reports from the canyons In the east
mountains. the watersheds for the
Gunnison valley. are TO the effect that
some ten feet of snow are now packed
at the heads Of the canyons.
The destruction of the Price city
hail was averted one day last week
only by the prompt response and eff
fective work of the Price fire depart
ment. The blaze caused damage esti-
mated AT $1,000.
Plans are under way and are being
| supported by the Gunnison farm
| bureau, the citizens of Gunnison and
the immediate vicinity towards sup
plying the boys of the high school with
thoroughbred stock.
The annual wholesale trades excur-
| sion of the Salt Lake commercial club
will leave for points in Nevada on
May g. the trip TO consume about one
week, according to decision made by
the executive board.
Using large spoon. with which SIZE
removed the screws from a transom
over the door in the woman's ward at
the county Jail, Helen Brewer. Is years
of age, of Preston, Idaho, made her
escape from the Jail at Ogden.
Federal agents of the Salt Lake Of
flee of the department of justice have
placed under arrest two men and "a
woman accused of removing three Salt
Lake girls to Ely, New, on November
|, 1920, in violation of the Mann act.
Four n-gallon kegs of whisky were
, confiscated by federal and police Of
, ficers in a laundry wagon at Salt
, Lake, believed by the police to have
been transfer wagon" for liquor.
, Four men were arrested in connection
, with the affair.
. Bryant c. Jensen, alleged army de-
Q serter, from Salt Lake City, was in
r dicted by the federal grand jury at
8 San Francisco on charges of imper-
8 sonating a secret service officer and
r of obtaining money by false pretenses
9 by that means.
; Edward l. Larsen, who claims to be
3 graduate of the Utah law school
= with the class of 1914 and says he once
y held public office in Utah, is under
arrest at San Francisco accused of
!. defrauding large downtown hotels with
= worthless checks.
Z The Willard County Telegraph & Tel
). ephone company return shows proper
ty in Willard and Juab counties valued
at $9576 and the reporl of the PeO-
pies Telephone compan, shows prop
erty in Willard and Jlab counties
valued at $13,607.
Robert NJ Cannon of salt Lake and
! Chesley Gunderson of Price tied fol
-, first place in the competitive examina
- ton held at Salt Lake for the selec
an tiop of an appointee IT, West Point
cd Second honors were awarded to Boyd
% Guthrie of Salt Lake.
NJ Price will have a new fire station
wv if plans already drawn are approved
as The building will be 23x34 feet and
us equipped with modern appliances fol
is handling hose and a suitable place fol
in the auto engine. Sleeping quarters fol
.ss the men also will be provided.
Of An effort is being MADE by the roads
ex- committees of the Logan commercial
lrd club and other organizations intereste,
by in good roads to have the federal AM
is state highway commissions authoriz
ect work on the roads as soon as possible
IN in order to give work to the unen
Inc ployed.
80 Miss Vera Peterson, a sten0graphel
a native of Utah and former residen
of Salt Lake, and man identified b
ely the police as DIR. Carlos Williams, az
eft dress unknown, were found shot
Ind death in an apartment at San Fral
ade cisco. Williams had shot the girl an
ON then killed himself,
.ar- ]. Mintz is under arrest at Prov
.. charged with having suggested that q
'1e other person falsely swear to havir
80 killed seventy-one coyotes, one mou
90 tain lion and five wildcats in Ju,
county in order to receive the bount
1t is stated that the animals up,
&c which the bounty was paid were kill
ron in Nevada.
an Prof. John ]. Mcclellan. organist
ON the tabernacle at Salt Lake, has be
decorated and made member of t
"Order Of the Crown" by King Albt
of Belgium in recognition of MIR. N
Clellan's playing of the tabernacle I
gan for the Belgian monarch and
queen, Elizabeth, upon the occasion
- their visit to Salt Lake two years a,
c,as Announcement Is made that CO
You struction will begin at once on the t
own last links of the main county tru
road west from Vernal to Hayd
You Rock blasting is to begin on
IS a horseshoe dugway just west Of V
own nal, and construction on the Uint