The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-02-10
UTAH STATE NEWS


A battery Of the Utah national s,.,
at Salt Lake, has new received N -,
equipment and is ready for insnu. '
ton.
Steps to make the Weber Cor..
Bar association permanent orgon.s
ton were taken last week by fo,,-
five lawyers Of Ogden.
An extensive publicity campaivn {.
the interests Of Utah's products ana
scenery has been launched by the4Sa.
Lake Commercial club.
The Provo Commercial club has vo0,
on record as being In favor Of lepIsl,
ton which will give the Fourth ina,
cial district another judge.
Nigu Singh, 80 years Of age. a hbo,
er and apparently n stranger In N,
state, was crushed to death by Iam
berger train at Clarified.
An outbreak of scables in the shoe,
herds wlntering in Grand COUNTY
which II Is believed win reach serion.
proportions, has been reported.
Forest supervisors from twentr.
eight forests in the Intermountain for.
est service district met In their annual
convention at Ogden. February l.
Mike Burke, 40 years Of age who
was injured in the wreck on the
Union Pacific at Knight, Wyo., week
previous, died of his injuries at Or.
den.
The Lehi Commercial club is plan.
! ming q minstrel show and vaudeville
performance, to be staged early mex:
month. Most Of the prominent men Of
the town will take leading parts.
Charles l.. Bune was killed by gas
from "A grain pit and three men were
badly gasscd. one probably fatally, By
the opening of the barley pit at the
Globe mills Mt Ogden, February ).
The senate has agreed to Senator
Shoots amendment to the sundry c,i
bill. appropriatlng $4,000 for the
purchase of Il tract of land adjoining
the Salt Lake City federal building
Two hundred former residents Of
England and missionaries who have IA.
bored in that land met In Brigham
City, February .. and enjoyed n
| union. The feature was big supper
Zcnethcon Yearsley Of Salt Lake has
brought suit against Willard PehrsOn
his father-ln-law. alleging alienation
OF his wlfe's affections. Damages 10
the sum of $4,000 are asked by The
plaintiff.
Mrs. Sarah Farr Smith, widow q
the late John Henry Smith and daugi
ter OF Lorln Farr, one of the ploneen'
of the state, died OF cerebral hem
orrhage at her home In Salt Lake,
February 4.
The fourth annual convention OF the
Utah state council of the United
Brotherhood OF Carpenters and Join
ers of America took place In Provo
last week with Il fairly good represea'
tat!on of delegates In attendance
Efforts to obtain requlsltlon papers
for the return from Montana to Utah
of Il. II. Peacock alias Defrens
wanted In Salt Lake on charge 4
robblng the Utah Savings & Trt
company at Salt Lake of $4,000, ID
being made.
Representative James II. Mays Y
Utah recently introduced bill anthc'
izing the president to construct a'i
operate railroad from the KalaI
national forest In Arizona to the neifl
est practicable railway connectlnll
point to the north.
Sheepmen along the Colorado bonis|
, who have been ordered TO dip thal
/, herds before February 10, viii not n
, granted an extension of time. Del
ton signed by twenty-one sheepmn
was considered by the executive Wni
mlttee of the state livestock board
and denied.
Il. A. Book, former mayor Of Sal
Lake, has filed with the state bolr'
Of pardOns a petition for parole frel
the state prison, where he Is ser''
an lndeterminate term as a result
his confession and conviction Of hau'i
used to his own ends $4,000 Of
clty's money.
Mrs. Sarah A. Tabor, accused Of
murder Of her daughter, Maud IaO'
Virgo, an Ogden school teacher whO,
body was found buried IN a trunk
her Lawton, Mich, home in Deeemo1
1919, made a "deathbed' confess.
February A. in which she sall
daughter died Of an overdose OF ehlo
form. self-udmlnlstered.
Elmer Bear, whose home III
American Fork and who Is empy'
by sheep outfit, was arres'eu
Scgo recently, charged with steam.
horse from A. H. Tominson' M
states that the horse in question a
lowed his outfit and that he couu
drive It away, and adds that ~ "
time had n rope on the animal
In an attempt to extlugush q y
which threatened TO destroy lus y
pressor plant at the Woodlawh W.
Mining company in Big CouO"'
canyon, Abe Erickson, ln'n'' H
killed when he threw bueAe'
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