The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-01-14
UTAH BUDGET


students up TO January o.
The Parowan Mercantile & Milling
eompany has gone into the hands OF
receivers with liabilities OF approxf-
mately $4,000.
The proposed issue OF $4,000 worth
Of school bonds was authorized by the
taxpayers OF Granite district at the
recent special election.
The SpringviIle-Map sugar fac
tory last week completed its seasons
run of ninety days. with a total Of
3s.l47 tons of beets sliced
| James Papacostas, proprietor OF the
pool hall at Thompsons. pleaded
guilty to a charge of having liquor in
his possession and was fined $50.
| A big jamboree, in which 1t is ex-
pected that 1000 boys will participate,
is being planned by scout deputies Tor
Boy Scout week, February 8 to II.
The Utah State County Agents as
ISOLATION last week held its annual
convention in Logan with sixteen
county agents of the state In attend
once.
L
) enacted in California and aimed at
| Japanese ownership of land In Utah
E will have the support Of Salt Lake post
D Of the American Legion.
a Settlement of the car tax account
was received last week by the state
v board of equalization for the year 1920.
5 This shows a total of taxes due of
. So7 93S ri from this source
e Only two hours are set aside for
r dancing at the inaugural ball, the for
NAL affair at the Hotel Utah, Mon
Il day evening, January 10, in honor of
II Governor and Mrs. Charles r. Mabey.
L, Pangutch suffered disastrous fire
e. on January g. the loss being estimat-
IS ed at 100000 Among the buildings
d. burned was Social hall, which leaves
Is the town with no place of amusement.
d. Judge j. G. Johnston, who was>
he elected city justice in the November
n election at Provo, has resigned on &C
as count of not having been in the state
tn long enough to qualify under the law.
Proposed measures which it Is hoped
st tc have brought before the coming
p- session of the state legislature were
at discussed at meeting of school prin-
to cipals and superintendent In Salt
of Lake.
lal Governor Charles r. Mabey has ac-
cepted the resignation Of Judge James
lie A. Howell as one on the judges Of the
ev- Second district court and has appoint
ay ed George S. Barker of Ogden to the
ov- vacancy.
me Freak legislation calling for the
on regulation Of the height of heels on
women's shoes has reached Salt Lake
her and one member Of the Utah legisla-
gar ture has been asked to introduce the
nix measure. ats,
to Governor Charles r. Mabey was
an elected chairman of the state road
itu- commission at the general reorganiz
attn Of the commission last week
ties Secretary Of State II. L. Crockett was
of elected vice chairman.
the Sheriff w. ]. Bliss, who had helt
lbal that position in Grand county fol
eek, eighteen years, has been ousted from
hill office as a result of court decision
The to the effect that certain votes cas-
for him should not be counted.
ank One of the first bills which will bt
in presented to the fourteenth legisla
on ture will be one sponsored by thu
!, of members Of the Salt Lake police ant
'ged fire departments, providing for civil
ney, service and pensions for men in tina
was character Of work.
The extension division of the Uta
rs a Agricultural college has issued lis
rged Of the subjects to be covered this yea
lails In the Farmers Roundup and Hous,
r in keepers conference, which will b
oma. held in Logan from January 10 to L
lfter There are sixteen different course
pri- for men and women.
! APP Six clubs Of the Northern Baseba
league have deposited $500 each as
ment token Of their good faith in keepin
IS on the tentative agreement Of the mer
nsus bers Of the prospective organizatio
the The members Of the league to da
cord are the Logan, Smithfield, Lewisto
$685. Brigham, Tremonton and Ogden clut
ssors An application of the Utah Power
377,- Light company for proposed pow
plant on Bear river has been referr
Port TO the United States district fore
link. office at Ogden. Permission is ask
1 the Tor the construction OF four dan
IS of and the installation of machine
k to which will generate $1,000 horsepow
line Whenever the water users Of I
o an. Strawberry irrigation project form
COM irrigation district under the laws
Utah and formally indicate their
n the sire to take over that project from I
that government, they will have the heal
moth cooperation and assistance OF the r
ter to 'amation service at washington, 1t
I'd the announced.
Senator Reed Smoot has introdut
are q bill prohibiting any unauthori;