The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-04-29
UTAH NEWS REVIEW

$4,000 Carnegie library at American
Fork.
During the past week eight people
in Utah were bitten by rabd dogs, it
has been reported.
Bids have been asked for the cree
ton of two-room addition to the
school building at Corinne.
Mrs. Charles Ryburg, 40 years OF
age. was run down by an auto truck
AT Murray and fatally injured.
1t is announced that the Rio Grande
railroad will start immediate con
struction of a line through Salina can
yon.
AapletOn is considering calling an
election for the Issuance of $50, 900
bonds for the construction of town
waterworks system.
Falling a distance of 80 feet from
an electric light pole, James d. Ken
nelly. an electrician of Salt Lake,
was fatally injured.
new high school building is to be
erected at Pleasant Grove, contrac-
tors having been advised that they
may now submit bids.
Memorial day will be observed in
Logan in n very impressive manner,
according to the plan of Logan post
No. of the American Legion.
The board of supervisors of the Co
rhine drainage district contemplate
project for the drainage of about
l2.000 acres of alkali lands in and
around Corinne.
Uintah county and the Indian de-
partment at Fort Duchesne propose
To construct bridge over Duchesne
river, six miles south of Fort Du-
.chesne, at cost of $4,000
An audit of income tax returns filed
for 1918 and 1919, completed at Wash
ington only recently. has revealed
hundreds of delinquents in the Salt
Lake district it has been announced.
BY more than two to one the tax
payers of Ogden voted in favor of
the second bond issue within less than
n month by passing affirmatively on |
the proposed S150,000 issue for school
purposes.
The Green River Power company
has applied to the federal power com
mission for permits to build four wa
ter power projects on Green river. con-
templating a development of nearly
/ 100000 horsepower.
The Delta schools, which were
scheduled to close down on account of
shortage of funds, may continue for
another month, as a number of the
teachers have proposed teaching out
the regular term free of charge.
BY decision of the public utilities
commission of Utah, the Denver &
Rio Grande is permitted 10 take one
train each way daily off its service to
Bingham. Similar permission was al
lowed the Bingham & Garfield some
time ago.
Moses S. Gudmundson, of the West
Tintic Cooperative Agricultural socie
ty, the organization which has gained
notoriety through their
alleged practice of the doctrine of
wife sacrifice" was declared sane
" q tOlHiiiiooiOh at 4ftpiil- | .
The fourth annual conference of
state directors, state supervisors and
in agriculture, trades
md industries, and home economics
# the federal board for vocational ed.
IcatiOn for the Pacific coast region
vas held in Salt Lake, April 81, %
md %.
The Utah County Banking associa- I,
ion was formed at Provo, when =
'ankers from all parts of Utah coun- n
Y assembled at the Provo CONNER ,
ial club and elected 7. n. Taylor of .
'rovo president, and r. e. Allen Of y
'rovo secretary and treasurer of the n
ssociation. Z
Madeline Ogden" products were
erved exclusively at a dinner given
y the women of the Presbyterian &
hurch. The ladies serving the dinner q,
ore costumes REFRESHING the Ogden ri
roducts. The menu was supplied by IL
ne industrial and manufacturing fC
ompanies of the city. al
The coroner's jury has decided that HI
Stdl y. IltlhChNdgs dStu Ia. VI QUIT y
AXE, who was found dead in his au-
mobile near the mouth of Ogden
lnyon. at Ogden. with a bullet hole p'
his head, met death by his own W
md. 1t was at first thought that SO
= had been murdered. @
John and Josephine Scardino were az
und not guilty of the murder Of Mike p"
ermain by the jury at Ogden. Ter On
ain was shot at the Scardino home .n
Ogden, February 20, 1920 Jennie ol
'ardino, 16 years of age, daughter of
'hn and Josephine Scardno. ad-
tted she killed Termain in self de- or
nse. an
For three days last week about $50 ~
IN of American Fork were kept busy 81,
widening and deepening the city ~,
Eek and placing trees and brush and e.,
her blockades necessary to hold back =.
! spring water which, from all indi- So,
ions, will be very heavy this year. o.
3v unanimous vote of tbe state hoard