The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-15
NeWsNOtes
From All Parts of
UTAH

niittec VI tne CnamDer OF Commerce
have formed budget calling for ex.
pe nditure Of $4,000 for the Intermoun.
tain Livestock Show to be held Mt
the Salt Lake Union Stock yards the
first week in April. 1925
Salt Lake City.-With the arrest
and confessions, OF Arthur Hays and
George Allen for the ATTEMPTED murder
OF Police Sergeant Pierce, the police
believe they have the leaders of a gsns
Of hold ups who have been so active
in Salt Lake the past few weeks.
Salt Lake City.-Whsrsas perish
able crops in many Western states.
including Utah, were marketed this
year only about so per cent on account
Of lack Of transportation facilities, re-
ports now indicate that the same class
crops will be marketed much more
FULLY next year. Various Western
railroads, including the Western Pa.
cific, Union Pacific and the Santa Fe,
have arranged to have approximately
1000 additional refrigerator cars
ready for 1923 crops.
Salt Lake City.-Fifteen DAYS in the
county jail or a fine of s15 was the
sentence imposed on A. II. Denny nv
City Judge Ben Johnson. Denny
pleaded guilty to the charge that he
sold cold storage eggs without mark
ing them in accordance with the state
law.
Provo.--With the lesseninr of de-
mands for gondola cars in which IA
snip sugar beets as the season draws
to an end, all cars of this type owned
ny the Salt Lake & Utah Electric rail
road are being turned over to the
steam roads having connection with the
electric line, for use in shipping coal
Announcement to this effect was made
at the traffic department headquar.
ters Of the road.
Salt Lake City.-Thieves committed
bold daylight robbery at the store
OF II. 5. Shibata, when they seized
three trays Of rings and made their
escape. Shibata reported that the
loss was about $3.50.
Salt Lake City-Utah has less fed
eral aid mileage than the four inter
mountain states OF Colorado. Idaho
Montana, Wyoming or New Mexico.
according to bulletin reaching the
OFFICES OF the state road commission.
Ogden. An Endorsement Of an
amendment to the prohibition act fav.
oi1ng flight wines and beer" Is urged
by the Ogden Trades and Labor as.
sembly, according to a resolution
adopted as outlining the program or
legislation. to b presented to the next
legislature.
Logan.-A change In the manner Of
tho operation and administrative WORK
OF the Logan City municipal electric
light plant Is now being planned by
the city commissioners
SAT- Lake City.-The Utah State
Farm Bureau will hold its ANNA, co,.
vention in Salt Lake City, Jnn. a q
10, 1t IL announced by Fred Mathew.
commercial agent Of the bureau.
spanish Fork.-Repsir work on the
subway Of the Strawberry project
power plant, which has been under
WY aimee the close of the irrigation
season has besn completed. Extensive
repairs wers made in snlarginr the
upper concrete diffusion chamber And
altering the design.
Layton.-Dr. e. II. Moss has ,.oc,,.
lated about 5000 head Of hors In the
past two months for the prevention of
nog cholera in the vicinity Of Kays.
vile and Layton. Hog cholera ia pre.
vaient In this section. but every means
Is being taken by the farmers to com.
pletely stamp It out
Salt Lake City. NJ Edison, prc.
prietor OF "hot dog" automobile stand
at Second East and Third South
Nreets. worsted holdup man follow.
Ing . furious hand to hand combat.
ana ne has the thugs cap as a trophy.
ogden.-Dick Norton. 20 years O,
age. of Burnley. Idaho. and Panl Jscobv
10 years Of age, Of Oakley, Idaho, were
arrested by Detectives at the city
camping grounds. They win be held
for the sheriff at Malad, Idaho, who
holds warrant charging the youths
with the theft Of q saddle and bicycle
Ogden.-Two carloads Of tpursbred
dairy cattle for Weber county herds
Will be purchased in Wisconsin within
tho next few days and shipped to
Ogden. according to the announcement
Of W. Preston Thomas. county asricu,.
ture agent. The cattle will be distrib.
uted among the farmers Of the dis.
trict, who are purchasing them as part
Of the campaign in the county to BRO
cure better dairy stock.
hoab.-Supervisor Il. r. Spencer of
the LaSal national forest says that a
considerable demand for hog pasture
on the forest ranges 10 developing.