The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-01-21
BUDGET

Carlos Strong, aged Al dropped eeAo
at Springyille.
Mrs. Laura Barker. charged with the
murder of her husband. Charles Lee
Barker. viii be tried at Ogden. Feb
ruary =.
Contracts totaling about $4,000
have already been awarded under the
direction OF the Bonneville irrigation
district directors and its engineer.
The one-year-old son o. Mr. and
Mr.. William H. LOwder OF ogden was
seriously burned when he overturned
a pan of boiling syrup upon his arms
and neck.
The home of Thomas Leonard at
Provo was practically destroyed by
fire. The cause of the fire Is thought
To have been either defective flue or
defective wiring.
As the result of a cavern OF well
being dug on the jenkins farm near
Nephi, Samuel Tolley, aged II, an eS-
pert well digger, met death. his body
not being recovered for some time.
Burglars worked the combination of
the safe in the office of the Ctah
Transportation company's garage in
Milford, taking $50 in cash and Il
number of valuable papers. including
checks.
Robbers entered Browning BotherS
store at Ogden and escaped with S25W'
worth Of high-priced reviewers, pistols,
l.; l,i,. No N al
automobile they also sNoie from the
building.
| Frank T. Hines of Salt Lake, who
| recently retired from the army TO en-
| gage in the shipping business, has
been nominated by the president to be
| a brigadier general in the officers re-
serve corps.
The trial of Gus Burr and Jack
Pass, charged with the murder of
Darrell Wilson. will be held at Ogden
in February. Wilson was shot De-
tober 81 and died in the Dee hospital
November 8, 1920.
SiXty-five men OF the Southern Pa
cific shops at Ogden, who were laid
off on / ecember 20, were put back
to work last week 1t is said that the
other men will probably be re-employed
in the near future.
Lyman L. Smith, w. c. Roache and
A. c. Hatch have been selected by
the University of Utah to represent
the state institution in debate with
the Columbia university, the date for
the debate being set for March % in
Salt Lake.
While cleaning a skylight at Salt
Lake, Charles Kuntz, aged 10, fell
through the skylght distance of
} thirty feet to the floor below. He was
taken to the emergency hospital
/ where examination revealed an injury
, to the back.
Nallas Boga, known az Navajo
Dick" a medicine man on the San
Juan Navajo reservation in southern
Utah. has been found guilty by jury
J, in the United States court Of mis-
} treating an 11-year-old Indian girl ON
1 the reservation.
When loaded pistol fell from a
: trunk in which she had placed it, Mrs
: Ann Perkins, aged 81, of Price was
$ seriously wounded, the bullet penetrat-
y ing her abdomen. but following an
e operation it is believed she win soon
be well again.
When Deboris Rasmussen aged s
stepped out from behind wagon In
l. front of street car at Salt Lake
l. she was struck by the street car ant
q instantly killed, her body beinl
e dragged ,'ome distance before the cal
r could be stopped.
~ In an endeavor to reduce the tax lev,
" for 1927 from eleven mills to ten mills
> the various members of the Salt LAX,
. city commission are making an effort I,
trim down their requests for appropri
ations which will be submitted shortl
to the budget community.
= WHIT Is probably the most extensiv
:, experiment yet made in co-operativ
;; marketing in Utah Is now being trie
"a by the 800 farmers Of the state VIII
- have pooled 100000 pounds of alfalf
10 seed and 100DO00 pounds Of Glove
., seed through the state farm burea,
q. Jennie tscardino, who killed Mix
Termain February 20, 1920, at Ogdel
must face trial in the district eoui
on charge of second degree murde
rs This is the ruling of Dan II. Sull
%. van, judge of tb" juvenile court, b,
er form whom the ".eliminary hearin
n was conducted.
I'm Since the first appearance of rabie
NV in Utah, several years ago, 125 cas-,
al have been treated. All but one ,
these cases We're successfully handle
and in the one case the treatme,
was not started in time. One man r
In fused the treatment am the tiisea.
mt developed fatally in sixty days.
lu, County commissioners in many
as the counties having county crop pc
inspectors have gone on record as
favor of legislation which would COZ