The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-04-21
Pfhy News Notes
From All Ports of
UTAH $


have just celebrated their sixty-firth
wedding anniversary. Mr.. Spencer
came to Salt Lake valley In 1847 and
bis wife the year following.
Provo.-Five goods OF the Brigham
Doung university have organized, with
Miss Lorenda John as chairman, 10
conduct a statewide drive for gir1s'
dormantor7 TO be built on the uni
versity site. They expect TO organize
the whole state, with sub-chairmen In
different cities 10 push the campaign
for funds.
Salt Lake Ctty1rhe program for
vnmmer school at the University Of
Utah has just been completed by Pro
lessor Milton Bennlon, dean OF ths
school of education. who will also
be dean OF the summer school this
year. A full quarters work will be
given. although by dividing it up into
two terms OF twelve weeks each, stu
terms alone and complete the sub
jects equal to half of those given In
the regular school quarter as 1t Is con-
Quoted in the winter Present indi-
cations are that the summer school
this year will have registration ex-
cesding that of last year, which totaled
between 1900 and 400 students.
Salt Lake Gty.-An Opium den was
raided and several addicts arrested In
a resident district.
Tnompson's-Tse-Ne-Gat, the younx
Pluto Indian, whose resistance to ar
rest in 1912 precpitated the Piute
Indian uprising of that year, died sew
oral weeks ago In Allen canyon, near
Bluff, according to information receiv-
cd by the U. s. forest service office.
Els death resulted from a prolonged
attack OF tuberculosis.
Provo.-Thirty residences are under
construction here and business il I'M
proving.
Provo.-The Provo Rotary club has
adopted resolution requesting the
county commissioners to appropriate
10000 to connect the Timpanogos
trail between Aspen Grove and Bear
Flat, provided the federal government
appropriates a similar amount, and
agrees that the trail shall be complet
ed within two years.
Moab.-A report from Grand juno
ton, Colo, states that western Colo
RADIO cattlemen are sending a delega.
ton to Washington. ID. c., to protest
the ranging Of Utah sheep In Colorado
winter Craze thousands of sheep In
eastern Utah. 30 the detriment of Utah
cattlemen, the livestock industries of
eastern Utah do not take very kindly
10 the lack Of reciprocity evinced by
the Colorado stockmen, and will see
guarded In Washington. At the pres
emit time there are not less than 10000
Colorado sheep on the range of Grand
county, and for the last ten years the
same average number of sheep has
crossed the line from Colorado each |
winter.
Salt Lake City.-Steps were taken
by the members OF the Daughters of |
the Utah Pioneers at their meeting |
In the Lion house to have charter
grnted the organization by the state |
To this end committee was named |
20 see Governor Mabey and Secre-
tary of State H. E. Crockett concern
ing this matter.
Salt Lake City.5The Utah Associa-
ton OF Cleaners and Dyers held O
here last week.
Salt axe City,. A. Bettlllyon was
ascted president of the Utah real
estate board at the annual meeting OF
that body at the Hotel Utah A. II.
former county assessor and
now secretary OF the Sah Lake real
estate board, was elected secretary
Of the state association. Taxation
formed the principal subject for the
business discussion of the meeting
md committees called for from among
Lhs realtors to meet with and discuss
y xation programs with the Utah state
farm bureau and the Utah Associ.
rcd Industries.
Salt Lake City.-The Utah state fair
grounds are 30 become a park for
he west side and northern part of
the city and a playground for the
children is to be made and also ball
dsld. The grounds are to be leased
70 the city of Salt Lake.
Salt Lake City.-Word has been re
eeived that two army airpianes VIII
arrive here shortly for use at the fly
Ing field for reserve army aviation of
ticers in Utah and neighboring states