The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-09-16
UTAH NEWS REVIEW


gest summer resorts Of Utah and To-
Gated near Salt Lake, closed for the
season Labor Day.
Word has been received at Fort
Douglas that Mrs. Orvilie T.. Webb,
was drowned recently at Honolulu.
while in bathing. Mrs. Webb was on
the way to join her husband, now
stationed at Manila. They formerly
lived at Fort Douglas.
Every effort is being made 10 gel
ready to drill the test we'll on the
Duchesne Structure. The machinery
has been shipped, the site of drilling
staked. and all other preparations are
being made by the Ute Petroleum com
pany TO test the structure.
Utah captured another worlds cham
plonship Saturday when the tirst aid
and m.iie rescue team of the Independ
ent Coal and COKE company at Keni-
worth. Utah. won first place in the in
ternational contest staged at ST. Louis,
according 10 word received nere.
Plans are now being prepared by
the city engineer of Salt Lake City for
the construction of large sediment
tank at Ninth South street and the
mouth of Immigration Canyon to clar-
ify the water from Big Cottonwood be-
for it enters the city pipeline system.
Bishops Boy" and "Dutchey's Boy"
The Indians who were on trial in the
district court at Monticello on charges
of grand larceny, originating in the
county, have been declared not guilty,
on TIE ground of insufficient evidence.
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Holdup men looted the check room
and cash register at Beck's bathing
resort at Salt Lake at o 20 o'cIoca last
Monday night. Three masked men
Operated inside the office, while two
are said TO have remained waiting out
side with-the automobile in witch the
escape was made. The aggregate loss
is estimated at several thousand dol
liars.
A direct route between FIT. Duchesne
and Myton will be completed with the
building of the Duchesne river bridge
Construction on the bridge has been
-, -t<.l Il
grades and cuts down the distance be-
tween these places. This highway is
a federal aid project and finished por-
lions indicate an excellent road,
A eeries of ground-water develop |
n,,at tests just concluded at Vernon. |
In TOoele county, has resulted in the |
development of the largest water sup |
ply secured thus far from any single |
well in Utah. Indications are favor |
han has been developed even In the !
famous East Willard district near Fill
more.
A cloudburst in Provo canyon Friday
afternoon did considerable damage ~
he road and killed few sheep anil
.attle. The food washed out the road
'etween the Upper Falls resort and
Vivian park. and It Will be three or
our days, according to Grover nur-
'ance. manage. of the Vivian Park
'esort, before rhe road will be la
,assable condition.
Carlisle Caffee, 6-year-old son Of
'frs. Elsie Caffee of the Convey apart
nents at Salt Lake. WAS found dead
n the bottom of the elevator shaft in
he Convey apartments Monday. It is
elieved that he fell from the fourth
loor, on which the Caffeys live,i The
ather is reported to be in the East
The mother was packing a trunk when
he was advised of the fatal accident.
The Fillmore cheese factory, which
as destroyed by fire recently. is to be
ebuilt on The former site, according
} news coming from the comfy seat.
was also 20 be considerably enlarged
nd the capacity greatly increased.
ince the destruction of the OH build
lg the owners have been using tenn
orary structure
Sacrificing Their business interests
lat Payson mav enjoy the distinction
being one OF the very few cities of
tab to be represented n, the national
fie tournament at Camp i'eery. Ohio,
amy Tiptn3. Edward Grams. Stanley
'iison anu Foster Rndham left for
ann Peerv la. Wednesday. T.rt ing
iaI'fed with high scores for the big
lnonaI event
late spring frosts and cold weather
the southern part Of the state de-
cased the supply % honey there this
'ar fully 30 per cent, II is reported
: u. II H'llman, state inspector of
Varies. who has inst returned to
w Lake from a TRIP 70 Kane and
lrteld countise Mr.. HiIlman went
Escalante on his tour. and had con-