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Show PIUTE COUNTY NEWS, JUNCTION, UTAH I THUiER News Notes Ita a. Privilege to Live in J Utah IN COVERED HOMES; Salt Lake City. Judgment of the DOCTORS RUSH TO DISASdistrict court of Utah county denying TER; 15 BODIES FOUND the Salt Lake & Utah railroad an in- junction to restrain Payson .Cityt from The Slide Followed Close Upon Th selling property of the railroad foY delinquent taxes ;levted in. 1920, was Heavy Snows at the Mining Town. affirmed by the supreme coupt. The Little Warning Given and Big railroad company- appealed " to the Death Toll Feared ' "' . . higher court. ' "I Traffic on the Ogden canelectric yon line to Huntsville was Salt Lake City. Fifteen dead and halted two snowslides in Ogden by fourteen injured have been removed following the heavy snowfall. from a snowslide that buried nearly canyon The slides, were between-- ' the ..tyo 100 in 14 residences and two board- leading-resorts- , the flermitafie. and ing houses near the Highland Boy .Wildwood. One .covered f af widtJi4, of mine at Bngham. fifty feet and the other was 150 feet. . r .... ' Eighty are still buried in the houses Salt Lake City. The Chief Consoliunder the snow. Fire Is reported to have broken out in the houses below dated Mining company of Eureka durthe drifts, and a heavy loss of life ing the year 1925 lad a gross .yteld from its 'property of $4,704,36f, tram is feared. which deductions of $4,353,364 are The heaviest loss of life is expected at the J. T. McDonalds and William made, leaving the net proceeds of the mine $351,003, which multiplied Rimby boarding houses, which were by three gives the value of. the jtnine completely covered by the snow. The at $l,05!i,000.t. Tha figures are those snow which slid one and one half filed with the state board. miles down the mountain, lodged near the Ogden. Mayor George E- Rrdwnirig mine in Dotys requested Senator William H. King to gulch. An emergency hospital has been amend,senpte bill No. 675, which ppo-- r erected at Bingham proper, and the vides fbc the sale of 36,360 acres' of entire force of doctors and nurses public land in the mountains east of available were on hand to render all Ogden, to the city at $1.25. It was requested that the land be transferred assistance possible to the injured. to' the city for watershed purposes Rescue work is proceding rapidly, but little hope i3 held out for the SO without charge. or more who are still entombed in the Logan. P. V Cardon, head of the debris. department of farm economy of the The storm completely redeems Salt Utah experiment station, left to confer Lake valley from any possibility of with the special celery committee of water shortage. Total precipitation the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce for February is now 2.20 inches as and to report the results of a state-- , compared to an average for the entire wide Survey recently completed for month of 1.45 and the precipitation the purpose of determiiiing the status at the Salt Lake station for the of celery culture, especially among the Ogden. -- - e FALLING S : . FIRE RAGES Utah-Delawar- MUFFLED - STORM DRIVES MERCURY DOWNWARD WHERE MILD TEMPERATURES EXISTED Trains Are Delayed And Communication Destroyed By Worst Blizzard Of Winter; Drifts Hold Up Traffic . .. Chicago. A cold wave that assum blizzard proportions in the Rocky.f mountain area swept over1 the Middle est ..with the prospect of a decided dtop and snow was falling throughout most of the region, while in the Rockies the snow was a foot deep 'and drifts. wera. demoralizing transportation. A minimum of 22 above zero was forecast. The storm was venting its greatest ury on the air mail service. The lying schedule between Sait ' Lake City and Chicago was almost demoralized. The plane due to start Thursday stayed in its hangar and it was announced that none would start west until the plane from Omaha had Star Six Coach, 880 o. b. Lai ui Harnessed Power WiTHOUT whip or goad or sweat or strain, the Star and untiring. Power constant delivers Car great power levels that that plows through mud or sand, that hills, and the shortens miles, lengthens daylight hours. bodies beautiful, roomy, and comfortable, Hayes-Hun- t make the powerful and economical Star cither Four or field. Six the outstanding buy in the low-cost Lowcost Transportation arrived. Star M) Cars Kansas' City, A snowstorm that reached blizzard proportions ; in the teeth of a high north wind swept over-thMORE POWER AND SUPERIOR QUALITY Southwest, routing the mild temperatures that have prevailed. Sharp NEW STAR SIX IMPROVED STAR FOUR drops in temperature were recorded, $820 Coup ChaiU $620 Com. Chasjii $425 Coupler $610 Coach with a further sliding of the mercury $880 Coach $695 Touring $695 Roa.lster $525 Landau Sedan $975 Sedan $795 Couputer $745 $525 Touring predicted. Fi ices, . o. b. Lansing To northwest Missouri and many parts of Kansas the storm promised DURANT MOTORS, Inc. to bring the heaviest snowfall of the 250 West 57th Street, New York winter. The snowfall reached down Sales Dept. 1819 Broadway, New York General into northern Oklahoma and the Texand Service Stations throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico Dralm as panhandle. Ouldand, Cal. Toronto, Ont. Elizabeth. N. J. Iamsing. Mich. Plants: t All of Kansas was and deep drifts in railroad cuts on branch white people. The Trap lines had delayed trains. Out on the After A Bath Price. Orson P. Madsen, co.unty rolling Kansas prairies, .where the new evening gown of That Jack With agent of Carbon county and vice, chair- wind got in its full force, the snow yours looks just like n spiders web. Soap man- of the agricultural' committee of had drifted Jane Yes, and youd he surprised badly and highways were Dust With it. with the Price chamber of commerce, sug- reported impassable in some sections. at all the insects eaught CuticuraT alcum gests that colonists from Colorado or Drifts. eight feet deep were reported Dellottclf Mdlotd from sections of Utah where irriga by the Santa Fe railroad on its DEMAND BAYER ASPIRIN Of rieminl Frran tion is practiced be induced to take up and Strong City branch lands on the Price river project. lines. Aspirin Marked With Bayer Cross PARKERS was frolic the an that aerial It , Has Been Proved Safe by Millions. com-Salt Lake City. Piute county BALSAM HAIR Remove Dandruff Stops Hair Falling tnisioners' will meet with the state Southwest witnessed, turning first inColor and Restores to request state aid to sleet and then into snow. At KanWarning I Unless you see the name Beauty to Gray and Faded Hair 00 at Dnigtfints. buc anti sas City, Lawrence and other places "Bayer on package or on tablets jou in improvement of the road between j&jj, HIfcqx Them Wka Patchogne.N Y ilashes of lightning glittered through are not getting the genuine Bayer the end of the Red Removal Corm. CalHINDERCORNS ensures comfort to Mi etc. stops all pain county project and the newly finished the falling snow and the muffled peals Aspirin proved safe by millions and kinses,makes easv. 16c hf mail or at prescribed by physicians for 2 years. fact, lilscoxsiulklnK forest project in Piute copnty. This of thunder were heard. A four-incChemical Works I'atcbogue, M. V. was exSay Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. strip is said to be one of the worst blanket of the snowy product it. lutKi. colleges comWire in Imitations may prove dangerous. Adv. Learn barber this vicinity. stretches of highway unimproved on pected (radii Catalog free. Diploma MDLKK BARBKK COLLEGE. 114 issued. was being paralyzed in the Canyon highway, but munication Regent Street, Suit Lake City, Utah. The Public Health School the county is unable to finance its im- some sections by the storm. west down Fe reported its wires The first school of public health to W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. provement without some outsjde aid. Santa . months of October, November , and December and February to date exceeds the average year. The snow blanket over the city contains about .9 of an inch of water. While a light storm covered the entire state, the heavy snowfall was confined to the vicinity of Salt Lake valley as a center and gradually tapered off in every direction. Yellowstone to the north received .01 of an inch and Grand Junction in the southeast and St. George in the southwest received practically nothing. Kanab received 1.43 inches and St. George over an inch; good storms came to Richfield and Monroe and stations on the west desert. ' The storm in Salt Lake valley was accompanied for a time by a high wind and despite the damp condition of the snow there has been considerable drifting and some parts of the city were almost snowbound. The minimum temperature was 30 degrees but with rising barometer cold weather will follow Wednesday night. Street car service in Salt Lake was uninterrupted by the storAi, but the company found it necessary to keep its plows and brushes working all night. As a result the tracks were kept fairly clear and the first cars were out on scheduled time. The interurban railroads north and south of Salt Lake experienced difficulty in keeping their lines open. High winds filled the rights of way with deep drift, especially between this city and Provo. Reports to the Union Pacific system are to the effect that the storm was heaviest along its line between Salt Lake and Cache Junction, .wst to Logan, where the depth ranges from 12 to 15 inches. .East, west and south of Pocatello, Idaho, the storm was heavy, ranging in depth from 10 to 12 inches. North of Pocatello it was light. Rail traffic on this line wTas not hampered according to the snow-swep- Cuticura le $1 . Bridge-Garfiel- d h Bryce-Gran- d Manti. At a recent meeting of the board of Sanpete county commissioners, it was decided to complete the grading of the county road between Moroni and Mt. Pleasant, three' miles, of 'Which already has been constructed at a cost of about $S000. There remains two miles to be constructed on the Moroni end and over a new right of way, which has just been purchased by the county comf missioners, and .two and miles, on the Mt. Pleasarit end. ! one-hal- f Newton, Kansas. NEW SNOWSLIDES 'ARE FEARED Bingham, Utah. Fear of another snowslide in Sap Gulch was expressed Minby officials of the ing company. If it comes, I do not want to be in the office, said one of them. I am going to be down the canyon some distance. The snow, which came down the gulch was from the west side of the gulch, and became dislodged from its weight. Thursday dawned clear and as the sun rose until at 12:30 o.clock it was several 'degrees above freezing in the shade. It is that heat we fear, this official $aid. If it penetrates sufficiently to loosen the snow, thousands of tons will roll down the gulch carrying everything before it into thet main canyon, and I hate to contemplate the' consequences. The. town of Bingham, Utah, has been called the "worlds narrowest town, and also might be termed the said a bulletin by the Na"noisiest, ' tional Geographic society describing the Icene near which many lives were snuffed out by an avalanche. Utah-Delawar- -- g s - post-offic- - Success menus credit." New Peril Exists As Warm Sun Melts Immense Bank Of Snow e Salt Lake City. The work of examining into the . securities offered the reclamation service to guarantee payment of the construction costs of the Echo dam and' the Weber-Provdiversion canal whs started by Copley Amory, economist for' the; reclamation service, ' with headquarters in Wash ington, D. C.: Salt Lake City. Attracted by the success of. marketing of agricultural products in Utah, T. F, Hornung,' a leading fruit grower at Oroville, Calif., stopped in Salt Lake City to meet with cooperative leaders in this state and to obtain information report. later to be used in forming similar Malad valley reported a fall of agencies in his section of California from 4 to 6 inches, and Portage at The leadng crops of the Oroville dis the north end of Bear River valley, trict, Mr. Hornung explains, are citapproximately 3 inches. rus and olives, but in addition there Rails Provide South Idaho Outlet are many minor crops. The purpose Twin Falls. Two engines, pulling Wins Twisting Toe Dance of the cooperatives, he continues, will two private cars, a Chicago. Three months ago J. F. be to assemble thes.e smaller commo- seven Pullmans, a and car chair baggage car and haulSullivan, 18, and his sister Louise, dities into marketable-volume- s. 225 left here for Wells, citizens ing 20, of Grand Rapids, Mich., had never Salt' Lake City. The Salt Lake Nevada, to participate in the celebraBut they heard of the Charleston. county commission authorized pay- tion held there for the completion of know so much about its ment to the state foad commission the Rogerson-Wellcuttoff from technique they are the Charleston Monday the sum of $500 to Cover preto Idaho the Pacific coast. southern champions of the country, better even liminary survey work in connection school Falls Twin The band, unhigh than Charlestons own entrants in the with the proposed paving of State of T. J.' the der Bainbridge leadership national contest here. road from Little Cottonwood' to Le also accompanied the citizens. vendahl corner. This amount is to Bachelors Outnumber Girls come from .the budget appropriation Land Contral System Scored Reno, Nevada. A recent dispatch by the county of $40,000 to cover the Washington. Further extension of from Paradise, in northern Humboldt countys portion of cost of the paving, government sontral of land in the far county, Nevada, that bachelors outThe Salt "Lake western states was opposed in the Lake Salt City. number the women ten to one there county commission' apprppriated $1000 house by Representative Winter Ree has led to the swamping of the to the Intermountain Livestock assoReviewing the Wyoming. by a heavy Increase in mail at ciation to be used in .connection with publican, of land transactions in this historyWinnemucca, courthouse town of the the annual livestock phow.- This is country, he said that in eleven states said. from there a dispatch county, the customary allowance made by the the government retained permanent Most of the letters want particulars, control of 250,000,000 acres. county to this institution ' about possible husbands. o be established in Mexico Is authorized by a recent presidential decree. 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