The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-12-23
UTAH STATE /

bit'Breeders and Fan % u
VIII be held in SalfTN ~
to. February >. ID ,
War has been declare
Oh proprietors of condS
rooms and cigar counter, ~
punch boards. WY u
Diplomas and deeroa.
twenty-siX students f n.
of Utah at the graduotoa
the fall term, held peca,n,s =
Luigi Norden, an ItaI.a
the Pleasant View disirlc,
ed last week by federal o,s
seized forty-two barrels q, ~
a still. " ~
Although they left the d..
was fastened to the Noa w"
secured an entire winter mo-.
when they broke into a may.
at ogden.
Plans have been comple,a
modelling the first floor AZ
hotel at Ogden and puttlns /,
Ing room which will have
Of about 300.
NJ. Kirlnura, % years q, =.
arrested at Magma and sin
hNcated In barn on hh >,
Nlr.nura Is in the county an
with possession Of linnor
Joe Radlch, a Bingham
charged with killing Joe H.
miner, at Bingham. on April
ing him with n club, has No.
ttHced to ten years imprlsoen.
The executive committee ga,
State Fair association has J.
Perley A. Hin. landscape gar''
the capitol, to take charge of N
scnpe work planned for the 81,
grounds. l.
The various clubs, religious AZ
organizations, fraternul ordeh \
business men of Tooele are n
ible for a community Christi.
FOR all children under 10 yean
Of the city.
The Utah-ApeX mine, at Btt.
one of the largest lead prOdns
The state, closed down Decemlg
so far as the output Of ore
cerneh. About 200 men were d
out of work.
Failure to properly guide ahl
age a coasting schooner resuls
Albert Johns, is years Of agc n
Ing a double fracture Of the tg|
when the schooner crashed mol
curblng at Ogden.
$. Il. Nelson, II brakeman q
Malad branch of the Oregon
Line railroad, suffered a crushed
foot under a freight ear, at Oh
siding, with a result that he ID
the toes on the foot.
The state school offices have
superlntendents of the schoo. dii
In Utah to submit figures on the
ent enrolment In the schools Q
compare these with the school q
Reports are already beginning
rive.
Representative yelling has
duced a bill appropriating $1,000
the purchase Of Antelope lsa
Great Salt lake for a national
range and game preserve TO be
thereafter as the Utah National
preserve.
"The food-producing lndustr
the state of Utah have shown a
increase from year to year.
Walter NJ. Boyden, state dalr
food commissioner. in his blenn
port. flied in the office OF Go
Bamberger.
According to reports from the
gamnted Sugar company, the
yield Of beets for the Weber
district was harvested during u
son just passed. The crop, the
which was delivered to the Il
December Is. totaled more thaI
900 tons.
For the avowed purpose Of
izing the livestock industry
United States, Senator Smoot
drawn and introduced a bill
practically relmposes the tariff
" the Payne law on meats and
products imported into the
States from any foreign country
Abolition of the office OF
crop and pest inspector and or
IN its stead of district inspect
he paid by the state and TO wo
der the direct authority of the
crops and pests commission, Is
Gated In the biennial report
commission, which has been III
the office of the governor
Preparation is virtually com
for the sulsnlsslon Of final pro
the office of George f. McGo
Stnte engineer, OF the beneficial
approximately 100 second-feet
ter In the Ulntah basin, filed :
teen years ago, according TO
Dletz, district supervisor Of the
States Indian irrigation service
Wallace Lane, aged II, Of SAT-
found In Liberty park with MS
bound to his legs, claims that d
kidnapped by someo men In an au
bile while on his way to schoo
held prisoner I'm a cabin for two