The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-12-29

Ogden.-A special deputy sheriff /
on duty in Ogden canyon to proven
the cutting of Christmas trees b.
persons who have not obtained con
sent of the owners of the property
Sheriff Richard ID. Pincock says n
has received reports that small pin'
trees which had been planted for or
namental purposes had been cut ant
removed.
Manti-rhe local chick hatchery mas
Just complied the construction OF q
new modern building to meet the
rapidly growing demand for chicks
A 10000 egg incubator will be install
ed which will double the capacity for
this springs hatch. Ten and half
tons of eggs will be required for the
two incubators which have a seasons
capacity of 1853 600 eggs. A thousand
chicks a day will be delivered during
the months OF March, April, May and
June.
Salt Lake City.-Sweeping charges
which would virtually abolish the IL
nance end of the state department OF
finance and purchase are advocated
by State Auditor Marx futile in ms
annual report made to Gov. Charles
X. Mabey. The auditor holds the
entire law as being in conflict with
the constitution and providing dupIi-
cation Of work and effort in the fl
nance end.
Ogden-Mayor Frank Francis. in an
address at the First Methodist church
made an appeal to citizens to coop
crate with the city administration in
its efforts to enforce the prohibition
law.
Salt Lake City.-Strikers and union
labor organizations won in the first
court battle in connection with illega
violations of the United States dis
trict court restraining striking shop
men from interfering with Denver an
Rio Granie Western employees when
Judge Tillman ID. Johnson discharged
j. W. Edwards, charged with con
tempt of court.
Logan.-One dollar bill raised TO
ten dollars by FASTING the numerals 10
in the corners, has made It's appear
ance here and merchants have been
warned to look out for 1t. 1t could
not be passed unless in a rush OF
business. One was passed in Preston
for ten dollars and Sheriff Beckstead
at once informed the officers here.
Logan. - Representatives Of the
bondholders Of the Cache Water
Conservation District No. l have
agreed to extend two years the time
for payment of the assessment now
due. This action will result in many
Of the land owners there retaining
their holdings, 1t is said, when in
sistence on payment now would have
caused many to relinquish their lands
rather than attempt to pay
Moab.-The county commissioners
ct their session last week took up
the matter Of Grand county's coop
Grafton in federal road work. The
proiect to construct an east-and-west
federal aid highway met with the APP
prevail OF the commissioners, the high
way to be constructed along the route
of the Midland trail or Pixies Peak
highway.
Moab.-Grand and San Juan coun-
ties during the week nave been visited
by heavy rains. Frost being totally
absent in the section around Moab,
the moisture all went into the ground
and has been of great benefit to the
range and the farmers. The high
way between Moab and Thompsons
has been dragged and is now in first
class condition for travel.
Kamas-Snow has has fallen in the
almost continuously since
and there is now suff'ci-
ent snow to permit all traffic being
conducted on sIeighs. A half dozen
teams came here from the reservation
bringing sleighloads OF oats for mar
ket. A herd of about 600 cattle was
driven from Heber back to the reserva-
ton, after the owners had vainly tried
for weeks to market at profit
Neph-The Nephi Commercial CLUB
passed resolution advocating tne
routing OF motorists to Ely. New via
Nephi and Beaver over the Zion PARK
highway and thence west from BenVer
through Milford, Nowhouse, Garrison,
and Baker and Osc"ola, New ins.eao
OF over the lincoln highway, WHICH Is
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