The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-16
Utah NEWS REVIEW

UTAH NEWS REVIEW
The jury refused 70 convict Raw
Samuelson Of Salt Lake for a viola.
ton OF the Southwiek anti-cisaret Law a
The case was the first that h., been
tried in Salt Lake county since the
law took eject
Metal signs marking the road m
DinOsaur National monument az Jea.
son, Ut, are being erected by the IA
tional park commission through Efforts
u the yernal Commercial club. 10
have the quarry OF prehistoric mon
sters preserved and improved.
The sixth attempt at suicide By az.
legged drug addicts within six months
u the city and county jails at Ogden.
vas made when Ray Horr. serving a
sentence Of 100 days in the county
jail, attempted 70 kill himself by cut
ing a deep cash in his right forearm.
The total of delinquent taxes in Salt
Lake county this year was estimated
)y f. ]. Groesbeck, county treasurer.
10 be approximately S1.OO0.OOO. or vir-
.ually the same as last year. Receipts
1 Cor taxes aggregate ST,207, 37O9l. ac-
,ording to compilations made by the
| treasurer.
| A motion was passed at a meeting
Of the City Federation of Women's
Clubs at Civic Center favoring the
! preservation of Social hall as an art
gallery where exhibits under the d.
'ection of the Utah Fine Arts society
nay be exhibited and thus save the
historic building.
Exhausted from exposure, and with
Feet bleeding from forty-eight hours of
ceaseless tramping through the hills
lear Los Angeles, Oscar Thompson
surrendered himself to the harbOr po-
lice. Thompson, formerly of Richfield,
y Ldii NOW VI loo -All-iCSf sAlol anu hlll-
ed his sister-in-law, his wife, and his
shock
r. H. Rutledge of the o. S. forest
service, in his talk before the Kiwanls
club at Provo, said that there is no
! where in the West more wonderful
mountain than Timpanogos. He said
chat this mountain would become more
: popular each year and tourists would
come from all over the country to
; limb it.
; The relationship of the school of az
, riculture at the Utah agricultural COL
lege and the departments of agricul-
J ture in the local high schools was dis
cussed at a meeting held at the Utah
Agricultural college and attended by
the faculty of the School of Agricul-
ture and l. B. Ball, state supervisor of
: agriculture education.
Construction Of a new building for
= the fish and game department at the
state fair grounds has begun to replace
the one which was recently destroyed
. by fire. The work Is being done by
lay labor, under the direction of the
department of finance and pur-
Il chase and the cost will be
kept inside of the insurance received
4 for the loss Of the old structure.
u The federal government has acquir-
ed u property which was selected sew
Z eral months ago as the site for fed
: eral building at Eureka, Ut The
e property cost S4975 and $4,000 has
Deen appropriated for construction, al
g though this may be increased when a
t. measure now pending comes up for
'e consideration.
Feigning Inconsistencies, after be-
ing struck by burglar, Miss Rose
Wunderly, Is years, lay quitely on the
u floor of her home at 1915 Second East
III street, Salt Lake, while the thug, who
Is had struck her down, searched the
O. room for valuables. The instant his
Of back was turned she sprang to the lib
lr rary table, seized an empty revolver
of from the drawer and cowed the burg
ed lar, who fled.
ly A rorce of ten men Is at work or
he trail which is being built to Tim
panogoS cave in American Fork can
yon. The men are progressing at thu
no rate of about 300 feet per day ant
H. about one month more will see the
e. trail complete. The work Is beins