The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-20
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Salt Lake City.-Developmeut Of
iron deposits In the Iron Springs dis
trict, Iron county, by the Columbia !
Steel corporation will be started next |
week and pig iron for that corpora
tons roller mills on the Pacific coast |
will be produced in Utah blast furn- |
aces not later than eighteen months
hence. This is the positive statement
Of L. F. Rains.
Salt Lake City.-R. Z. Caldwell,
state engineer, has decided that an
extension of time for one year, dating
| from last March, may be allowed the
Granite Creek Irrigation company in
which to complete its project. The
company has filed on 30 second-feet
from Red Cedar creek.
Salt Lake City.-One day in jail for
failure to have their automobiles
properly lighted, in violation of traffic
ordinance 1862, was the sentence inn
posed on three autoists by Judge N.
II. Tanner of the criminal division Of
the city court.
Ogden.-A cut Of two cents a gallon
in the price Of gasoline has been made
effective by the Continental Oil Com.
pany. The new price for the regular
gasoline Is now 26ia cents a gallon
and 80 cents for the high test
Ogden.-Immediate action will be
taken by county and federal officials
to ascertain the identy Of the persons
who started the fires on the sides Of
"Jump-off'' canyon, near the summit
Of the mountains northeast Of the
city some days ago. The fire has
been burning and the flames spread
, over large area
Brigham City.-Beet digging has be-
gun in the Brigham City sugar fact
!, DRY district and the beets are now be-
!. ing hauled to the dump at the fact
: DRY.
Kamas.-More than $500 cattle are
q expected here from the Duchesne
i ranges to be fed for market.
;, Spanish Fork.-Beet slicing has be
!, gun at the Utah-Idaho Sugar com
4 pany's plant.
IS Ogden.-William G. McAdoo, form
y er secretary Of the treasury and di
rector general of railroads during fed
- eral control will speak In Salt Lake
. and Ogden on the Goth of October.
n. Nephi.-The moving Of the local ar
re pie crop is now in progress and
he is reported one of the largest yield
IL in local history. 1t is estimated a
y least 40 cars will be shipped.
he Price.--One man was killed and al
of other injured in two successive cave
ct ms in coal mine in Spring canyo
ng Just above Helper. The men wer
Us cleaning out the tunnel which ha
been closed since August % when tw
en- trains collided in it and in the r
az sulting fire one of the men was burne
Is to death.
he Salt Lake City-''Traffic Safe
ial Week." October % to %, will impre
IN the following rules on auto driver
re- keep lights and brakes in orde
'h- slow down to pass schools and chill
US. rem; obey traffic signs and signal
~ vehicles coming from your right ha
~ ,o right of way; wait for street cars
no start up before you start your ca
- sound signal before passing anotn
,r. vehicle; always pass to the lett
co, vehicles ahead of you; pass all sire
for cars always on the right; at int
sections 20 past the center to tn
nch left; never overtake or pass anotf
site vehicle on intersections; give way
AT right when signaled from rear;
, In WAYS signal before turning-left a
lelr down for stop horizontal for II
less to left arm above horizontal for IL
hey to right report all accidents ana
heir ense numbers of cars concerned
lich peace officers.
mer
rlze Salt Lake City.-H. e. Crock
ged secretary of state, has forwarded
the the clerks of the counties of Utah
hese certificates of nomination of cal
that dates for state and district Off
play whose names are to BIO placed on
i'er' official ballots in each county for
l.'' coming elections next month.
ften
We Price-County commissioners
we Carbon county called on the state
".e commission recently to present
"P claim OF their county for credi
about $50, 900 for charges said to |
;, - been made during the past -sev
vas. years against Carbon county err
ously.
cE Salt Lake City.--Joseph w.
county crop pests inspector. and
, boy lus Fisher, chief deputy, were ne
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