The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-05-12

Salt Lake.-A complete settlemen
Of wage differences of the Utah Ligh
and Traction Company was effecte,
early Saturday morning. At a mas
meeting of street ear employees hell
in the Labor temple, a compromisi
wage scale proposed by the Officials
OF the company was adopted by vote
OF about 80 per cent of all concerned
This means definite settlement thai
is declared by officials and employees
to be satisfactory.
Salt I.ake.-True revenue receipts
to the state treasury during April
were $67J, 396.50 according to the
monthly report of w. d. Sutton, treas
urer. OF this the major portion was
In fees for the registration of motor
vehicles, totaling S3S5,347. State and
state school taxes yielded only $4,000
approximately, during the month.
while the counties contributed another
$45, 900 in the form Of state road tax
es and appropriations for state road
taxes. Fees and miscellaneous re-
ceipts totaled $4,000, and interest on
land fund investments SAT, 900. Inher-
itance tax collections were $1,000.
Moab-The people of Banding have
to date expended $4,000 on the high
way to the natural bridges and with
an additional expenditure of $1,000
six miles OF the automobile road will
be completed.
After July 1 Utah will be entitled
to $1,246,SS3 in federal funds for state
roads, according to the advices re-
ceived by Il. j. Finch, district engineer
of the bureau of public roads.
Salt Lake.-In front of the military
detachment at FIT. Douglas drawn up
in battalion line, Col. f. w. Bugbee
commanding officer, presented the
Italian Croce di Guerra to Thomas
@. Neibaur of Logan Saturday after
noon. The regular prescribed formal
military ceremony, one of the most i'm
pressive in the army drill book, was
carried out in full. Mr. Neibaur, in a
private uniform bearing decorations
that any general would be proud to
wear, stood with the commanding Off
Ger and his staff while the battalion
in review. The Logan boy |
wore the highest honor of his own gov |
eminent, the congressional medal of |
honor, as we'll as the French Croix de i
Guerre, the French Legion of Honor
medal and several others. In the Off
cial list of 100 American heroes of the
world war his name is second on the
honor roll. He served as private
In the 167th infantry, 42nd, Rainbow
division, and gained the gratitude of
the United States and its allies for
in the bitter fighting of the
Argonne forest.
Notwithstanding of sheep started
It Jericho corrals this week, and it
s understood that about $1,000 head
vii be handled at this one point A
arge number of growers annually
rive their sheep to Jericho for shear
ng and the wool is assembled and sold
nder the name of the Jericho clip.
Logan.-'Plant Sugar Beets" is the
logan the Cache County Farm Bur-
au adopted at meeting called to
iscuss the beet situation.
Provo.-A permanent organization
onsistng of the directors of the
'hamber of Commerce, the Rotary
nd the Kiwanis club. with the three !
residents acting as a steering COM ,
littee, has been formed. The purpose ,
the new organization is to unity all
Vic bodies, to act as clearing ,
ouse for ideas originating in these :
lree clubs, and to secure as far as
Dsible the economic and civic adj ;
lncement of Provo.
American Fork-After discussing
it'll the Farm Bureau committee the
ldget for the coming year, reduc
on from $17S,000 to $4,000 was d
ade by the Alpine district school 4
BARD. A 8 per cent blanket cut in Z
10 wages of teachers and 10 per S
mt reduction in the number Of teach Z
s vii be made. n
Salt Lake City.-The State Life In r,
rance company of Des Moines has =,
en- granted permission to operate in y
tab. The company has a capital of ,,
%, 400 and surplus OF 100000
men and teams and
good citizens, with seed and farm
plements, went to the Martin Sim m
'nson farm, prepared the ground bi
d planted 40 acres to grain and c.
Ter staples. Mr.. SimmOnson and two oil
all daughters died of injuries re- III
we'd Friday in a gasoline explosion NJ
brooder house. II
,ichfield.- Resolutions protesting
inst reduction in salaries for next
II were adopted by the executive
nmittee of the Sewer County Teach
association at a called meeting. su
e resolution declared salary cuts VI
this time would lower the standard RI
teachers in the district th'
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