The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-06
News Notes
From All Parts of
| UTAH

OBJECT OF tu6 OrsdulZduOu 10 u So-
operate In the Standardization of grad ,
ing, packing, marketing and transpor-
tatlon of products of Willard, Iron,
Beaver and Washington counties. Tim
othy Brownhill of Beaver city, inyes-
tigated similar organization on the Pa
cific coast and The Southern Utah
association has embodied
the better features of the various or
CARNATIONS investigated.
bingham City.-Work on the con-
struction of curbs and cutters will be
commenced in the near future.
Richfield.-A bridge Is to be con.
structed over the Sewer River be-
tween Joseph and Vacca.
Ogden.-Contract has been let fol-
the construction of a bridge over the
Ogden river, near the mouth of the
canyon. The bridge when completed
will cost $4,000.
Comparison of statistics for the |
school year ending June, 1921, just /
released from the state school officers,
with those of the preceding year.
shows that in the single year the OPP
Grating expenses of the public scs-Jls
of Utah including the high schools.
but not the colleges or universities,
jumped slightly over 20 per cent. Part
of the increase was due to increases in
| teachers salaries, which was 25.5 per
cent in the same period.
Salt Lake City.-Perhaps the rear
est to official Reorganization yet given
the movement, frequently mooted, fol
the removal of the state prison from
its present site at Sugarhouse, within
the confines of Salt Lake, came when
Governor Mabey appointed a commit
tee to investigate the feasibility Of
such proposal.
Delta.--Work on the branch line to
Fillmore is progressing rapidly. The
grade Is completed and steel is being
laid. The road will be completed in
time to move the beet crop from Fill.
more.
Salt Lake City.-Daggett county,
youngest among the counties of Utah.
and also by long odds smallest in
, point population and wealth, though
not in area, started in business in 1918
, with "a mills county rate, and So
, mills district levey, according to a
! tabulation compiled for the biennial
, report of the state board Of equaliza
> ton. Today the school rate is the
8 same. The county rate Is 8 mills, and
: only the increase in the state rate
Y chiefly the state school rate, causes
J. taxes in that county to be higher thar
! they were in 1916.
l. Salt Lake City.--The twenty-nintl
annual convention of the Utah Fec
!. Grafton of Women's clubs is to be hell
u In Salt Lake City October 16, II an
II IS. Important to the members of tn
it clubs throughout Utah is the presto
It ent's conference each morning Of tn
h. convention The chairman of the d,
sr partments OF the Federation will NEE
IN with the presidents. Tuesday will b
a given to citizenship Day and Mr.
N Wallace 4. Perham of Montana, wi
~ speak, The annual election will {
he held Wednesday morning.
m Farmington.-An overhead crossil
OF 70 cost around $11 900 will be install'
fly here.
N. Ogden.-The Rev. Sidney Love
nd Fort Worth, Tex, will conduct drl
as for the Salvation Army in this Gil
a to procure $1,000.
"a Salt Lake.-Suit for $4,000 da
w ages was instituted in the Unit
Ia States district court by j. S. Galewi
,ch on behalf of Vincent Galewiek, m
o,e or, against J. ]. Galligan, NJ. d., a
Ue Sisters of the Holy Cross hospital
md ISOLATION, a corporation organized
der the laws of Indiana 1t is allies
tor in the complaint that on June
Ia 1921, Vincent Galewick was sent
|. the hospital by DR.. Galligan for tire
,ou men for broken left leg and t
no. while in the hospital he was subjec
. A to careiessness and negligence, res
, A ing in his permanent deformity.
Salt Lake-HeadQnarter comp
~ from Fort Douglas established me
military camp at the state fair grou
this year. The company will move
700, the fair grounds and will have on
az, hibition there considerable por
of its equipment. including
on, pound howitzer.
.ne Wendover--For starting fires on
o,A' Humboldt national forest In New
, ,, to brighten away coyotes, Jose c
NV rari, a sheepherder, was sentence
~" pay n fine Of $50 and costs amour
SOC. to S47.30.
IKE Salt Lake.--The Weber county
your rate for county purposes is lower
,,..,. year than It has been since 1911
/ nm first year Of the world war, it is 81
will by tabulations prepared by the