The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-12-07
News Notes
from All Parts of
UTAH

Deta.-From one crop four men In
Willard county received $26,100 for al
falfa seed harvested this fall. The
payment practically covers crops from
land owned by two brothers and
from two small neighboring farms.
Ogden-A verdict for $4,000 was re-
turned in favor of Howar Barnett
years OF age, against the Utah Rapid
Transit company by a jury. In April
one Of the defendants cars run over
the lad, and as a result of the injuries
the boys right leg was amputated be-
low the knee.
Salt Lake City-The National Wool.
growers association has received word
that the flock OF Hampshire sheep
owned by Mrs. Minnie w. Miller of
Salt Lake, has carried off the chief
prizes at the American livestock show
held in Kansas City.
Provo.-Spencer Madsen Of Lake
view had a narrow escape when a
train struck an automobile in which
he was driving across the tracks on
West Center street. Aside from re-
ceiving a slight bruise on the head,
Mr.. Madsen escaped uninjured. The
automobile was demolished.
Salt Lake City.-Running into a dog
an automobile belonging to A. Il. Lofty.
overturned, with the result that Lofty
suffered a broken collar bone, and
three women in the car were bruised.
Heber.-Mont Epperson of Midway.
may lose his eyeslght as the result of
an explosion at the Park Utah mine
when he struck missed hole.
Vernal-More than $4,000 was
paid out for alfalfa seed to growers
In the Uinta basin this year, accord.
ing TO announcemtn made by the
Chamber OF Commerce.
Pleasant Grove.-H. L. Clark, for
many years merchant OF this city,
died as the result OF injuries suffered
when ne was run down by an auto
mobile. The driver of the automobile,
was exonerated OF blame.
Salt Lake City.-Growth Of Salt
Lakes sewage system has necessitated
the purchase OF a new pump at the
cfty's sewer pumping station, Ninth
North and Eleventh West street.
Provo.-Ernest w. Smoot, son of
Senator Reed Smoot, has carried off
high honors with his entries in the
Washington show. With his birds and
fowls he captured four silver cups Of
fered by local business men and took
twenty-five out OF n possible twenty
three first awards. Mr.. Smoot won
silver cups for the best bantam, the
best Oriental ornamental bantam, the
best pheasant and the best water
fowl
Ogden.-Smalley Brothers jewelers.
asked police OF Ogden. and other cities
to help them get back articles valued
at $500. which they gave on approval
to a supposed customer.
Salt Lake City.--Seven hundred and |
fifty bushels Of apples were distribut- |
ed to the worthy poor OF this city Sat
urday.
Salt Lake City.-Three women were
injured when d. & r. @. w. loco
motive struck the auto In which they
were riding at grade crossing.
Salt Lake Cty-rhe removal OF the
indian service office from Salt Lake
City to Blackfoot and Pocatello, Idaho,
10 only temporary expediency to IA
cilitate the work OF the service, ac-
cording TO word received by Governor
Charles r. Mabey from William Spry.
United States land commissioner.
Gunnison-Turkey from the Gun
nison valley this year will pay the
farmers $4,000. Thus far there has
been shipped from the valley this year
about $4,000 pounds Of turkeys and
they are declared to be among the
finest birds that have ever been sent
from southern Utah.
Salt Lake City.-Finishing work is
now being done to the new Lafayette
school and the building will DO ready
for occupancy when school sessions
begin following the Christmas vaca-
ton. The new building contains TWEEN
ly-nine cla5srooms, an auditorium with
4 capacity of 800 persons, kindergar-
ten rooms and administration Of
iices.
Salt Lake City.-Rsquisitio from
Governor ]. w. Dixon OF Montana on
Governor Charles r. Mabey for the re.