The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-07-14
Piihy News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

rTAH-out on the wide waters OF
Utah lake. few miles from Provo.
Thomas Lassen, -, manufactured
"nshine whisky. convinced that he
Eas free from the observing eyes ~
lie law. He guessed wrong. however.
- cert in officers 81 smoke ars.ag
rrm the boat and proccsded tn he
up OF a S.lo. from where they used
leld glasses and saw still In opera
ion.
Ogden--Jamcs ringree, former ~ 5.
dent and director OF seven banks a
Utah, Idaho and Wyoming and ass i
TED with packing, cement sugar al
numerous other industrial enterprises,
Indicted by the federal grand inry It
salt Lake, was served with warrJtt
Of arrest He was Immediately takel
i.sfore Ur.ted States ComnisS.0let
Thomas ]. Mnginnis. who fixcd to
gond at $500, which was furnished
and Pingree was released.
Salt Lake.-Dr. c. n. Jensen. state
superintend, mt of public instructed,
,has been elected vice president of me
MT onal Education association.
Salt I.ake.-A new fire station is to
h. erected at Salt Lake.
provo.-The arrangements for the
Alpine summer school, which is to he
held on Mount Timpanogos for five
/ weeks beginning July II, are prac'
/ Ideally complete. -Four courses in n"-
tire study, biology and geology Will
/ he given during the five weeks. FIFTY
men only will be registered for the
courses These men may take cook
ing utensils with them and board
themselves, or they may rent tent
and board mt the cafeteria.
Brigham City.--Iivestock are gen.
orally doing well, though their condi-
ton is only fair. Peach and apple
crops are in good condition in the ma
Tor fruit sections.
Salt Lake-On a 30,0ONmile Walk
ing trip to forty-eight states, Mexico
and Cannda, Bernard Mguler of New
York City arrived In Salt Lake after
having completed half of his journey.
Muuler must make and save $1,000 on
tbe trip, must not ask for food or
rides in order to win IN award OF
$1,000 His means of making eNpehS
es are through the sale or pictures
, Salt Lake.-The Fourth South street
? viaduct destroyed by fire will be re-
: built in short time.
II Gunnison.-Plans are being drawn
for a steel bridge over the Sewer
d river west OF Gunnlson.
- Pleasant Grove--The gas company
a will soon lay mains for gas In this
l. city,
'e Deweyvlle.-A new and large mod
y ern school building will be erected
~ here this season.
id Salt Lake.-The board Of education
ST is asking for bids On 1900 tons OF Goa
- for the coming school year.
r Salt Lake.-Children' day at tn
state Fair will be October 22nd tint
year.
~ Salt Lake.-Railroad shop men o
- Salt Lake, approximately 1000 In al
~ are on strike. There was no parade
- no demonstration or disturbance anc
;, apparently the men who are on striR
~. and the superintendents and genera
foremen whom they left in the shop
,o without men, are on the best OF term
ro The strike order came from heat
mi quarters and II was obeyed 10 III
- letter by 100 per cent Of the loci
II: shopmen.
~ Salt ke.--Announcement has bee
"a received of awards to be made by til
'' Union Pacific railroad of scholarship
=, in the Utah Agricultural college
ID bows ranking highest In boys I'M
N rirIs' club work during the presel
,,a year. According TO the announceme'
as. one boy in each of the foi'oWiI
NV counties Is To receive scholarsh
M. valued at S75, together with transpc
an. tation to and from Logan, the SO
ars of the college; Beaver. BoNNia'
mi Cache. Davis, Iron, Juab, Millar
18th Morgan, Rich, Salt Lake, SUNNI
Tooele Utah and Weber counties.
- Richfield--The SEWER county fnr
ar bureau has obtained an appropriate
or OF $500 from the city council OF Rit
field to aid in paying experts to
tied vestigate the books Of the Tellurl
the Power Company with view OF u
AIRY nishing data In the way of n prot