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Show HE UTAH BUDGET 'lie first rain fall at Suit. Lake City ce Jtinc 7 occut'i'cil on September 1 l is annojii'ied that the Sail Lake I'tiih electric railway will lie com- i'd to I'ayscn by December 1. lie I'lah State Medical associat ion ! hold Us twi'ii jy-lirst annual run-:t':un run-:t':un Si'in ember -S and J!l at Sail v movement has been started at vo lo have Ml. Timpanngos set de by Ihe guvcrnmelit as a na-ual na-ual park. 'ai'cel post shipments from Salt ;e ino the I'intah basin will rein re-in on the second zone basis, it is Kiunced. v movement, to have the war de-i'lment de-i'lment designate Salt Lake as an ny supply depot has been launched a number of business men. During a quarrel in bis coffee house Salt Lake. George A. Cokinas, a eck. was twice wounded in the neck Nick i'apakis, a countryman. A big dam is to be built in Parley's n "yiin for Ihe storage til' watev for e in Salt Lake City, the present oitage of water being the incentive (Jr the move, 11 Only seven cases of contagious disuses dis-uses were placed under control of .faith authorities of Ogden in Au-list, Au-list, according to ihe report of the unitary inspector. Reynold Griffin, aged 24. of Logan, ras run over by an inierurban car and astantly killed. When killed he was ppai'ent'.y lying asleep on the track. 1 le leaves a vi;'e, hut no children. Plans of the Amalgamated Sugar ompany to open the Ogden and Lew-j( Lew-j( 3:on factories about September 111 tmd the Logan and Barley factories a :'ew days later have been announced. The wooly aphis a.id other insects injurious to ihe orchards of the state ; have done small damage to the fruit 3 crops of Salt Lake and Davis counties, . although more in evidence this season . :han last. Construction work on the concrete pavement to be laid by Salt Lake ; county on Slate street from the city -. limits of Salt Lake to the limits of Murray is to be commenced by September Sep-tember 10. Tutoring for aliens to aid them in .passing naturalization examinations , may be conducted in high schools of ; Salt Lake, according to Paul Arm strong, local United States naturaliza-' naturaliza-' lion examiner. Alexander Todesco, who has been I working a lease in the New England 1 mine at Bingham, was found dead in a stope of the mine. It is believed that he was overcome by gas. To-i To-i desco was 50 years old. Instructions .o proceed with the ; investigation of sites suitable for the rebuilding of the Hatchtown dam. whioh went out in May, 1914, have been given the state engineer. W. D. Beers, by the state land board. September 24 and 25 were selected as the dates for the annual fashion show at a meeiing of the business men of Ogden. It is planned to make the opening of the Ogden, Logan li Idaho railway a feature of the event. The school census of Grand county in eastern I'tah has just been completed com-pleted and shows a total of 429 children child-ren of school age in the county. Of this number 272 reside in the Moab district, which is developing rapidly. Acting favorably on a petition from a delegation of farmers in Cedar valley, val-ley, Utah county, members of the slate land board will visit the northern north-ern part of the valley to select a site for drilling another experimental well. Managers, general agents and mere agents for the National Surety company com-pany in all the western - and Pacific coast states held their annual convention conven-tion in Salt Lake CU;- on Friday, ia preference to San Francisco or the other coast cities. Work of reclaiming land in the lowlands noith and west of Draper, with the intention of devoting the land to beet raising m anticipation of the erection at West Jordan of a sugar su-gar factory by the Utah-Idaho Sugar company, has slaj ied. Walter A. James, a fireman on the Union Pacific, was killed while hunt ing in Weber canyon, near Peterson, by the accidental disciiarge of a shotgun, shot-gun, which he uas using as a cane while ascending a hill. The load ol shot entered his back near the kidneys. kid-neys. Work has been resumed at the three plants of the Utah Consolidated Stone company. More than 20C granite cutters and other employes are now working at the quarry, the Midvale, Big Cottonwood and Salt Lake plants of the concern. The union men went out on strike several weeks ago. A. M. Cornell is reported to be under un-der arrest in Kansas City on a warrant war-rant from Ogden charging him with the embezzlement of a fund estimated to be between $700 and ?8U0 from the collections of a drug company of which he was in charge as traveling salesman when he left the employ of the firm last October. |