The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-12-28

Union Pacific railroad company "a na
boy in each coHity through which Il.
road passes who excels in agriculture
and civic improvement. II proyides
$40 with which to defray expenses
while attending school at the Utaa
Agricultural college.
Salt Lake City.-'lhe Dixie Power
company was ordered by the public
utilities commission to allow the cIty
OF ST. George a credit of $OJO7 on
power furnished the city as a special
consideration under the agreement
entered into at the time the MUM
cipal plant was turned over 70 the
company.
0gden.--Stephen l.. Taintor, 70, an
ex-convict, in an alleged confession
tells Of stealing ia automobile AT
Great Falls, Mont with which he has
been transporting liquor from Idaho,
and also ro5bing residences of we'll
known local citizeLs Of supplies Of
wines ana WnlSkey.
Nephi.-A carload OF modern opera
chairs has arrived from the east and
several men are now employed as.
sembllng and installing same in the
new high school auditorium. The ear
load contained 475 chairs.
Salt Lake Clty.--ProhibitiOn lin.
forcement Agents Jerry T. HOyt and
George Baker. suspended last week
pending an investigation of the recent
raid at the home OF Dr. NJ. M. Critcb-
low, were reinstated on the receipt Of
telegraphic adviccs from the commits
sioner of internal revenue and Gen.
eral Prohibition Director Haynes
Ogden.-G. q. Robertson, an EN-
ployee of the Utah-ldaho Central rail-
road was held up, bound and robbed
by two masked and armed bandits.
The robbery took place in the rail
road subpower station within 100
yards of the Utah Hot Springs hotel,
in Boxelder county. The robbers, aC-
cording to Robertson's story, took
5000 a gold watch and an alarm
clock from him.
Richfield.-The Linquist and War
uer furniture store was destroyed by
fire here. The loss is estimated at
$4,000, with insurance amounting 10
$4,000. The fire was caused by de
fective heating plant. Fire broke out
in the same store a week ago. nut did
no material damage.
Salt Lake City.-Wasatch county
commissioners and the county clerk
meeting with the state road commits
sion, discussed several matters in
connection with cleaning the slate
as between the two commissions
Among other things. the county com
missioners indicated that they vii
sign a contract as between county ant
state, in which the county will under
take the maintenance OF the Heber
F'ruitland forest road.
Ogden.-Beet growers in Utah and
idaho we're mailed checks aggreatinG
$4,000 by the Amalgamated Sugar
company, according to the announce
ment made by President Henry IL
Rolapp. The money represents an ac
vance payment for the farmers for
beets furnished under the pr0fit-sbap-
Ing contract.
Salt Lake Lity.-I'he petition or
Charles Mcclellan, convicted In the
Fist district court. Boxelder county,
OF voluntary manslaughter, for elem
ency, was denied by the state board
of pardons at its regular meeting
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.-Sweeping charges
which would virtually abolish the H.
nance end of the state department or
finance and purchase are advocated
by state Auditor Mark Tuttle 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 duph-
cation Of work and effort in the n
nance end.
Logan.-One dollar bill raised 70
ten dollars by FASTING the numerals 10
In the corners, has made it's appear
ance here and merchants have besn
warned to look out for It II cold
not be passed unless In a rush o.
business. One was passed in Preston
for ten dollars and Sheriff Beckseao
at once Informed the Officers her@
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