The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-04-19
INLAND NORTHWEST.


for two days work by the recruiting
office at Elko, Nevada.
j. e. Wall, principal of the Las
Vegas grammar schools, was fined $50
and costs by the justice of the peace
after pleading guilty to the charge of
assaulting a school boy.
In order to assist farmers in getting
hay for starving cattle in southern
Idaho and northern Utah, the Utah
Idaho Sugar company has placed an
order for 100 tons of hay for i'm
mediate delivery.
| Official orders to discontinue the
sending or receiving of wireless mes
operators in Utah is expected at any
time by the six government licensed
operators in that state.
For the purpose of assisting in the
mobilization of food and agricultural
resources during the coming season,
the Utah Construction company is
planning to send several families from
ogden, Utah, to its ranches in Me-
Vada.
Bode X, Smith, general passenger
agent of the Western Pacific, an
nounces that the roads equipment
had been inspected and was in shape
to be turned over to the use of the
government any hour a demand for
it may be received.
s. NJ Woolf of Metropolis, Senator
Frank Fernald and Assemblyman H.
H. Coryell of Elko have been APP
pointed by Governor Boyle of Nevada
as members of the northwestern agri-
cultural board, commission created
by the recent legislature.
Auto drivers are warned against
speeding while travelling within the
limits of Minden or Gardnerville, Ne
Yada. Two residents of that section
were hauled before the Justice of the
peace last week on complaint of the
sheriff and both were heavily fined.
In telegram received from Wash
ington by Paul Armstrong, naturaliza-
ton examiner at Salt Lake, it was
stated that the government had no
objection to the naturalizing of Ger
mans or Austrians if their application
had been inspected and is in shape
The governor of Montana having
refused to honor requisition papers
issued by the state of Utah for the
extradition of George L. Payne on
charge of deserving his wife, a new
complaint charging Payne with deser-
ton and neglect of his minor child
has been issued
Charles M. Ennis, a painter, b%s
started suit in the district court
against the Ogden Packing & Pro
vision company to recover $1,000 for
injuries alleged to have been suffered
when he fell from scaffold at the
company's plant at Ogden, Utah, Feb
ruary IA of this year.
Thomas Redmond, secretary of the
new Utah livestock board, has been
instructed to undertake the eradica-
ton of ticks. He will urge double
clippings on the sheep men of the
state, the first dipping for the destruc-
ton of the ticks, and the second for
the removal of the eggs.
Every employee of Salt Lake county
eligible to enter the officers training
camp for term Of three months this
summer will not alone be given a
cave of absence, but will be paid his
-ull salary and be assured that his
position will be waiting for him upon
his return from the camp.
Excepting the wool already sold and
n thp hands IF
low available for government use a
.otal of from 100000 to 100000
pounds, which may be secured from
yoolSrowers of the state of Utah.
The government will likely buy this
e figure ranging around So cents.
At mass meeting thousand Salt
AXE residents of Scandinavian origin
'ledged by reclamation that they
you'd respond to every demand. en-
orce and defend the rights of Amer
cans at home and abroad and main
ain the honor and integrity of the
Ind Of the free against any and all
its enemies.
Declaring he is as true to the
nited States and its institutions as
ny man, William F. Langenbacker,
no was dismissed from the office of
lie county treasurer at Salt Lake for
legged unpatriotic utterances, ap-
cared before the county commission
IS and made a plea that his name
cleared of any unjust suspicion.
Advance copies of the laws of the
ate of Nevada passed at the twenty
st session of the legislature, Just
osed, have been sent out by the
ate printer. There are 474 pages
solid type matter IN the book, rep
senting 24O new laws on every sub
ct from the regulation of the fish
g season to the issuance of city
nds.
Employees of the police, fire and
alth departments of Salt Lake who
list in the United States army,
Wy or national guard of Utah may do
with the assurance that at the end
any such service they may render
the country, their positions will be
liting for them.
Mark Predoyich, 81, of Midvale,
an, who enlisted in the navy at
nyer Friday night of last week,
d promptly deserted, according to
recruiting officers, was arrested
nday and is held pending action by
: federal authorities.