The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-07-01
UTAH STATE NEWS

The Sevier-Cove Fort road is now
completed and open to travel, accord
ing to advices received at the capitol.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new high school building at Tremonton
The brick work is nearing completion
and within ten days trussing for The
roof will begin
brief summary of lead smelling
and refining in the United States for
the years 1914 and 1919 issued by the
census shows Utah with three smelt-
ers operating in each of those years.
E. j. Broolxer, 47S Twentieth street,
Ogden, was attacked and badly injur-
ed last Sunday by eight men, who
jumped upon him after ne had caught
them stealing cherries in his orchard
and started to take them to Jail.
Under the direction of Principal c.
II. Madsen of the Price grade school
the boy scouts, with blankets and kits
strapped to their backs, started out
Sunday for a weeks outing on Beaver
creek, about thirty miles from Price.
The council of the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs concluded its
convention at Ogden Saturday and
many of the club women said goodbye
to Utah after a final business session
and luncheon, both at Ogden can
yon.
Charles NJ. Morris, whose appoint
ment as United States attorney for the
district of Utah was recently confirm
ed by the senate, will take the oath of
office before United States District
Judge Tillman ID. Johnson on Wednes-
day, according to an announcement
made Saturday.
Fire of unknown origin Quilted the
Fillmore Cheese Factory last Wednes-
day. completely destroying the build
ing and contents with the exception of
few cheeses and fixtures that the
rescurers were able to carry out be-
fore the structure collapsed. The loss
was only partly covered by insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs William l.. Hamilton
of Fairview celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Thursday. A five.
course dinner was served to the fami-
ly and friends. The table held an
ivory basket filed with roses and peo-
MES. Games and music were enjoyed
I'm the afternoon and a dance was Civ
en- in the evening.
Exceptionally rapid progress Is be-
ing made in the sinking of the indie
pendence shaft near Eureka in the
eastern end of the district. During
the past twentyone days seventy-two
feet of sinking has been done with
only one shift at work and officials
Of the company feel that this record
Is worthy of mention.
ut is the policy of the state securi-
ties commission TO be liberal in allow
ing new corporations to get by the.
but to compel them after
wards to live up TO their agreements
and conduct their affairs in a proper
manner" Heher c. Hicks, secretary
Of the commission made this definition
Of policy last Saturday.
Crops in the farming districts of La
Sal and ATOnicelo are in better shape
nan they have been for years at the
season, the heavy rain
'alls of the spring accounting for the
Inc prospects. The high water from
he mountains is holding out much
onger than in. other years and there.
S slentiful supply for Irrigation pur-
,oses.
One of the largest stills ever found
'perlting in Ogden since the prohibit
ion law went into effect was seized
y the police at o'clock Saturday fol-
owing the arrest of Harold Mason,
louise AT 222 Twenty-third street The
aid was made by Detectives Joseph
1eLean, Everett Noble. Robert Cham
ers and w. a. Jones and Chauffeur
'arl Virgins.
The Salt Lake City board of educa-
on Saturday awarded the contract
or the new West high school build
X to William G. Reed, at a stipulated
rice Of SGlS.200, thereby rejecting the
ii of the Carpenter Construction
onpany to do the same work at
$4,000, or at 500, 700 less than the
rice at which the successful bidder
romises to construct the building.
Added precautions against postal
)bberies in accordance with the poll
adopted by Postmaster General VIII
{ Hays have been taken at the Salt
axe postolfice, according to an an
made Saturday by Post
aster Noble Warum Guards. arm
with riot guns, have been assigned
patrol the lookout" which extends
yer the mailing rooms, throughout
e day and night.
The Danish brotherhood lodges of
tab and Idaho will hold their annual
lting at Lagoon June %. The pro-
am in the afternoon will be devoted
sport with wrestling match and
tug-of-war furnishing the features.
the evening the Danish male chorus
"a the choir of Isberty stake viii