The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-06-08
Pihly News Notes
From An Parfs Of
UTAH :

ogden-Twenty-three cash prizes
win be given by the ogden Progres-
sive Business club for the best deco
rated windows during made in Ogden
week. About fifty Ogden manufacture
ers viii display products In about zoo
show windows.
brigham City.-Audrey Larsen, the
lyear-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mira.
Roy Larsen. fell down the steps Lead
Ing to the basement, with the result
hat she suffered a slight concussion
II the brain, deep cut on her head
md was otherwise bruised. The child
vas playing with other children ana
lid not notice the open cellar door.
iayton-The Davis and Weber Coun-
lies Canal company's canal has been
feared Of the great landslide snffl.
fentiy 80 that head OF water IN en-
'ess OF 300 second feet is now running
In the canal.
Delta.-M. M. Steele Jr., returned
from Los Angeles where ne hns been
conference with the Auto Club OF
'outhern California with rsfernce 20
The matter OF having the Grand Cen.
uni highway logged. The club agreed
% have the road logged from ely.
New, TO SantaQuin, In this state, ana
o use its own signs along the way.
The road Is already logged from Los
Angeles TO Iily.
Salt Lake.--This city IL defendant IN
$1,000 damage action filed in the tiIs.
trct court by Hannah LundquIst. she
ilieges that she broke her arm ana
suffered various other injuries the
nlght OF December ~, 1921, when she
ripped ca sunken sidewalks on Park
way avenue. Tho complaint alleged
nat the sidwalk was In such danger
'us condition that warning lights
should have been placed on Il and
pedestrians notified not to walk on II.
Salt Lake.--The nd-Cedar City
Highway has been accepted By the
commissioners OF Iron county ana the
contractors released. having turned the
road over to the county.
Salt Lakc.--Coai produced In Utah IN
l92O. according to n compilation made
~ G. A. Allen, chief mine Inspector for
no federal government and for the
state Industrial commission, was 1000.
ID tons. which was produced by 356s
men. who worked underground ON the
iverage. and was handled on the sur
ace by an average OF 93i men, total
'ngnged In producing the tonnage
named OF 4404 men.
Salt Lake.--One hundred thounand
iheep have been shorn In Uinta coun.
~ this year. according to Thomas Red,
hond, state sheep inspector, VINO has
'etutnsd from two weeks trip in that
section OF the state. The largest num-
jor were SHARED at the Baneaza
'hearing plant and at Watson.
Lehi--Strenuous protest against a
reported expedition TO kill pelIcans
Ind herons on the west shores OF Utah
AXE was made 30 the state game com.
'lissioner's office by members OF the
Coopers Cub and the Audubon society.
Salt Lake.--C. o. Prest. aviator fly.
Ing from Buffalo. N. Y, TO Alaska and
Siberia. arrived at Woodward ield
from Rock Springs, wyo.
Salt Iake.-The fourteenth annual
convention OF the Utah Bankers az.
soclation win no held here June 10 and
IL on invitation OF the Salt Lake clear
Ing house by It's president, Charles 81
Burton, and the Commercial club b
It's president, r. c. Schramri.
FL. Douglas--MaJor George s. Gay
Held artillery. has been relieved from
duty az student officer at the field ar
tlllery school at Camp Bragg and or
iered TO Salt Lake about June 20 FOL
duty NJ military Instructor at the I'm
Iversity Of Utah.
Panguit,h--Mnny college professor
and scientists are expected 10 v'si
Bryce canyon this season.
Salt Lake Clty.--Warm days hav
maintained flood stages in the noun
tain streams, and more or less dan.
age has resulted TO roads and bridges
according to the weather. crop an
range bulletin for Utah issued by n
Salt Lake weather bureau. Cool night
have continued to retard crop growt
The planting OF sugar beets. potatoe
and other truck IL nearly complete