The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
NewsN Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

Logan.-More than a thousand head
OF cattle have been driven down Lo-
gan canyon off the Cache forest re-
serve where they have been ranged
this season and all of the animals
were in excellent condition, indicat.
ing that the range there is in good
shape.
Beaver.-A half-acre crop of fine
celery has been raised by W. E.
Smith on his farm in the west fields.
A quantity Of the celery was last week
on sale at the local markets and a
number of lunches were distributed
to the citizens in order to encourage
the raising of this valuable product.
Salt Lake City.-Correspondence
courses of the University of Utah ex.
tension division are now ready to be
offered to students. Courses msy be
expected to complete them within one
year. Full information of the courses
is available at the extension division
offices.
Logan.-At a meeting of the city,
and county commissioners. forestry
service officials representatives of
the Chamber OF Commerce and Fish
and Game Club it was decided to es-
tablish park on the tract of land
near the state fish hatchery in Logan
canyon.
Santaquin.-Th city council has de-
cided that Santaquin is in need of a
new city hall and new Jail The
ground has been purchased and bids
have been asked for the structures
Salt Lake City.-The University of
Utah will retain the reserve officers
training corps. Enrolment has pass.
ed 100.
Salt Lake City.-Since 1917 there
has been spent for the development
of roaGs in the Untah basin, Or con-
Meeting that region with the railroads
ana other markets, some 100000, ac-
eording to information furnished to
the state road commission.
Sandy.-Arrangements have been
completed for the purchase of four
acres of land upon which there are
located numerous springs of pure
mountain water, to be used in supple
menting the culinary water supply Of
Sandy community and also Midvale.
Brigham City-The Box Eleder Pro
duce company, a cooperative organic.
alton of members of the farm bureau
IN Brigham City and vicinity is making
preparations to erect creamery
building and cheese factory on First
South street.
ogedn.-James j. Davis, secretary
of labor, will speak in Ogden the night
of November 8 and in Salt Lake No.
vember T.
Myton-Water applied for by the
Indians on the Uinta reservation and
on which final proof was made about
two years ago amounted to lila sec.
ond feet, which was to be used in
the irrigation of approximately 10000
acres of land is finally granted.
Salt Lake City.-A permanent steel
alrplane hangar, with capacity for
eight ships, arrived in Salt Lake con.
signed to the air force detachment at
TT, Douglas. The structure will be
erected Immediately.
MOab.-As result of frequent
clashes Of livestock interests in the
ranges of Grand country, the county
commissioners have adapted a resol.
ntion advocating the public range
lands in this country be brought under
the direct control of the United States
government, being regulated similarly
to forest reserves
Cedar City.-The Union Pacific rail.
way system is now committed to
program of development of the indus.
trial and scenic resources of the south.
western part of Utah, tributary 10
the Los Angeles 4 Salt Lake railroad
lines, Involving the expenditure of
somewhere in the neighborhood of
$5 100000.
Provo.-A site for the Utah plant
OF the Columbia Steel corporation has
been chosen between Provo and
Springville, L. f. Rains. one of the
organizers of the project, announced.
The site which covers 600 acres, lies
north of Springville at the point where
the state highway runs near Utah
lake and includes the rights Of way
of four railroads.
Salt Lake City.-Miss Althea Thlrs
ton. University of Utah student Tor
three years, who completed her course
last June. is announced as the win.
ner Of the play-writing contest con.
Quoted last summer by the Commune
ty Little theater of Hamilton. Ohio
This contest was open to college stud.
ents who graduated from all over the
land.