The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18
UTAH STATE NEWS

Senator W. II King Tuesday asked
the secretary " agriculture to extend
until next spring the tune "a which
stockmen may pay their forest reserve
grazing fees for 1921.
-Four are dead as the toll OF COLT
sion OF street car with 90 nutoin0-
bile al 1wenry.nrst South street. on
State street, at Sal; Lake which oc-
Cured late Thursday evening.
movement Is on foot a,none some
OF the citizens OF bingham to have the
city disincoporated at the oext mupl-
cipal election. according TO country Of
Metals, inorder to effect redurtion
In taxes.
Steps. which Il is hoped win mean
she beginning OF construction within
thirty days on roadworx estimated 20
cost approximately quarter OF MILL
Ion dollars were taken by the state
read commission recently.
Walter A. Kerr, asSriate professor
OF modern languages ut the University
OF Utah, lsnow In Europe and will
leave from France sOoh, sailing for
Lake, where he viii iaKe up MS duties
at the university thus ten
Entrance fees Cor The University OF
Utah and the Utah Agricultural college
for the coming school yeai were liked
az $25 for residents of Utah aud NJ
500 for nnnresIdehts. by aciiun Ut
Joint committee ~ ,nr governing bod
les OF the two institutions.
Cha ron Nelson. manager OF Wood
ward field AT Salt lake. will become
assistant superintendent OF the west
ern division OF the air mail service on
August 10. Notice OF tile appointment
was received by Mr.. Nelson IN cores
pondence from Washington last Sat
nrday
With the support OF the Price cham-
Der OF commerce. the Rotary club and
the American Legion. soldiers who
filed on Clark valley land are prepar-
ing to seek admission 60 the Price
River irrigation district This organ
lzation contemplatss eventual con-
struction OF dam at Hale, Utah.
Selection OF David II. Cannon or
Price. member OF the law firm OF Stew
art, Alexander 4 Cannon, to be assis-
cant United States district attorney for
Utah was annouced Wednesday by
Charles NJ Morris, United States dis
t1ct attorney. Mr.. Cannons nominal
zion was sent TO the attorney general
OF the United States.
DIR. NJ. @. Merrill professor OF horti.
culture OF the Utah Agricultural col
lege. has been asked by the govern
ment Of Portugal 10 consider the ao
ceptnnce OF the position rs agricultural
director In the Fomento General da
Angoln, a colony OF Portugal on tns
west coast OF Africa, according to
President Elmer @. Peterson Of the
lnstitutlo.
Hugo Price OF Provo was named as
state road agent for Utah county BY
the state road commission Thursday
A telegram was ordered sent to the
Iron county commissioners. requiring
mat they sign the cooperative agree
ment covering county support OF the
Cedar Long Valley forest road al once
otherwise work on this contract will be
stopped by the state.
800
The commissioners OF Boxelder couh-
~ have made petition tothe state engin'
eer, H. Il. Caldwell. for water allot-
ment for the proposed Plymouth FIELD.
ing district, which, II accomplished, will
take water from the Bear river and
arise II in two stages TO supply addl
tonal water TO part of the lands In the
district and 10 supply water 70 lands
DOW without Irrigation water.
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The federal government, through the
Agricultural college, has rented tho
large farm OF Olaf Cronqulst nc North
Logan on which II is proposed td give
200 vocational students actual expert
ence in farm work under competent
supervision, while at the same time do
Ing laboratory work and acquiring the
scientific theories that, combined with
the actual work OF farming. create the
scientific and successful FARMER
The troops now forming the garrison
at Fort Douglas, Utah, will, under or
ders Issued by the war department. re-
main 1T that post, but they VIII cease
10 form battalion Of the Twenty-first
Infantry, and will after September ],
constitute a battullon Of the FiftyAhlrd
infantry, which parent regiment is now
StatioDed at Camp Grant, Illinois.
Theoretically, the whole 1wenty.first 10
TO 20 to Hawaii, as originally ordered