The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-03-24
STATE N[H

W." o''y from blackleg. nj
Eighty-sevcn comnlo,n,
cruelty to animals were !. 'ss''aq
by officers of the Utah n ais
clety In February. "uaa'e !
a new automotive power
VIII De constructed at Curtis y
orem Electric railroad h, % u
at n cost of $4,000 '"S sunns
Three hundred and sixty
peaches were sent out NJ a.
Utah during 1920, comparaS sae
IN 1919 2d3 in 1918 and SSl IN ~ ~.
In response to an annoa, .''
Utah Chlldren's Home socIe, W
SIX boys aud girls Of tbe M, NV
grade school collected $50 for ~
ciety. wi me
~ shipments of potatoes from \.
last year was the banner yeos
last four, the shipments holm
cars, compared with $40 in 1910 .,
1918 and 444 In 1917. %
In number of high school .,.,
to each 1000 in population u,ss
with total of 29.G in 1919 acoo.,
to statistics compiled by the nv h
States bureau of education.
The governor has signed III.
which places the sanitary lnspec,lo.
BARRIERS, dentists, physicians and NJ
macists and their places of bu,,
under the state board Of health
Since the new members of tbe .,
board of equalization took offlee 4,
organized, the board has been ha,a
work considering the assessmeu,
railroad companies and other nu,'
utilities.
New passenger fares, including an /.
crease OF % per cent over the M.
that went into effect August % lsu
Will be put into force in Utah on Al
i by the steam railroads operatip, !
this state.
Thomas II. Browning, chief Of polv
at Ogden until year ago, when he \ /
tired, died March 20, following a snn
of paralysis. Mr.. Browning was M
appointed chief of police Of Ogden q,
April 20, 1904.
The Brigham Young college clas, 4
1914 will hold a reunion Of Its men
bers at commencement time, at Logia
which takes place May 81, % and \
The class was the largest ever md
uated from the school.
Fillmore people are anxious to e /
cure n railroad line from Delta nj
they claim If they had ii that h h
Immediate community of Fillmorew
Than 10000 tons of sugar beets cg 4
be grown for the factory at Delta.
The advertising and publicity con-
mlttee of the Commercial club had
authorized the publication Of 5000
copies of booklet, Including Mustrs
tions and descriptive matter, wha
Will advertise Salt Lake and Utah.
The Utah Public Health associated
in cooperation with the state bola
of health, viii send out during Api
a travelling clinic which will visit eyal
county in the state and take NJ
message OF better health direct to M
people.
Two of the Mexlcans held In Jan q
Provo have been Identified by lenl
Hernandez as two of the men who urI
tielpated in the attempted holdp a
Dividend, when John Westerdahl afl
l.. Z. Peterson were killed by M
bandits.
c. II. Bradford, chief clerk Of nd
house of representatives I'm the receu
legislature, has been named by nd
Juvenile court commission ms Judge II
the Juvenile court for the district con
prislng Salt Lake, Summit and TOOss
counties.
Farmers of Weber county win pah|
about 30 per cent of the tomato acre
age this year that they planted as
year, according to ii. l.. Harrington Z
The Utah Gamers association. This }
said to be due to unsettled marEa
conditions.
Cherry trees from the LAND Of IN
jherry Blossom" and the home Of Che
Jho-San will bloom on the caplia
as result Of Il gift recel'c
asst week by the state of Utah fron
Fuslja, secretary of tile JapaneS
association of Utah.
Governor Mabey has signed the ply
which authorizes the state board
pan commissioners to Issue $5OOW
onds with which to meet deficits
he state governmental expenses Of y,
lst two years. The general tund p
he state Is placed behind these bonuN
'hlch carry 5h per cent interest
When an automobile driven by D"
usband turned turtle in Big Collor
'ood canyon, near Salt Lake, MIS-. "
}. Ray was pinned under the maein'
such manner that she was choA'.
ITO unconsclousness before MI hN
nd another autolst succeeded 10
aslng her. She has since recover
The shipment of apples from ~
ate Of Utah last year aggregated :.
lrloads, as compared with llo
,nr previous, 17S in 1913 ana -