The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-01-19
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

hapihS, ny jury IN tne Second dis
tr1ct court here.
Loa.-Development OF Utah's jet
deposit, said to be the only large de-
post in the world other than that at
Whitby, England, is to be undertaken
this year by group who have organ
lied the Gem Products company
Ogden.-Twelve high schools and
Two boys clubs entered stock judging
teams at the Ogden Stock Show. Pro-
vo high school team took first prize
with score OF 974 OF possible 1000.
Salt Lake City.-Miss Roylance
Fitzgerald. who was shot by bandits
recently, has been taken from the
hospital to her home. Although she
IS improving physicians say she will
be paralyzed for life.
st. George.-Word is received of a
definite proposed to install q prison
camp near here, the convicts to do
road work on the National and Zion
park highway.
Ogden.-Martin Z. Brown of Roy,
was elected president of the Weber
County Farm bureau for the ensuing
year at the annual meeting held at
Plain City.
Salt Lake City.-Milton ID. Joseph,
convicted of grand larceny because of
the embezzlement OF $4,000 from the
Continental National bank was SEN
fenced to an indeterminate prison
term of from one to ten years.
Moab-An eagle with a wing spread |
of feet 6 inches was caught in a
coyote trap by Ed Cooley and Cord
Hinton.
Moab.-Grand county has called in
and paid all of the outstanding Moab
bridge bonds, amounting to $780,
The bonds were issued in May, 1917,
and were dated to mature in 1922.
Logan-Ephraim Bergeson of Cache
county was reelected president of the
Utah State Farm bureau at the an
nau election just held.
Monticello.-The people of the Mon
ticello district at a meeting decided to
petition the legislature to pay
bounty of 10 cents each an Jack rab-
bits, to curb the pests if possible.
kamas.-An important business
transaction took place when the KAN
as-Woodland Telephone company, pur-
chased the local electric night plant
and will operate it in connection with
he telephone business.
Provo.-Fifty gallons of wine, some
;ider and several bottles of home
rev were seized by the sheriffs Of
ice in a raid on a Provo bench home J
Ogden-Robert NJ. Brock, is being
leld by the police for Sheriff James
Agnew of Boise, according to an an
Iouncement from the police depart s
nent. Brock is alleged to have pass y
d worthless checks in Idaho. a
Provo.-Hundreds of relatives and
riends of Charles F. Decker paid
heir last respects to Provo's former
mayor and business man at the stake Z
lbernacle
Nephi.-The longest hard surface r,
roject ever embraced in a single un-
ertaking was accepted by the state.
he project is the concrete paving :,
YER the 1875 miles of highway be- - %
yeen Nephi ana the Utah county line :,
Juab county. u
Salt Lake City.-The Utah State q.
eekeepers' association will send a ~
slegate to the convention of the Ma :,
onal Honey Producers league in
!. Louis. next February.
Ogden.-Bids lor 62,O0GOOO feet of o.
dge pole pine timber located in the cI
arghee national forest of Idaho are
vited at the district offices of the
rest service In Ogden. VI
Ogden.-Physicians are now enter III
ming hopes for the recovery of o.
Fritz night Waterman who was
Ut by bandits. ~
Logan.-On January third the no
atcher Brothers Banking company ov
served it's 10th birthday. he
youths taken into
stody have confessed to thefts OF no,
ercoats and musical instruments FL,
m locker rooms OF the b. Y. U. ha,
spanish ork-Approximately sou cal
'cendants and intimate friends abb
.hered here at the annual reunion /
the lex family. the
Jgden.-Ashlane Farms, Pleasant Ed
ove. showed the champion tat bar cor
v. and breed, on a purebred Berk- lail
re and the same firm won on 4
It pen of fat barrows at the Ogden Leo
ok show. lior
)gden.-The Rotisse-ie Inn, of salt i
Se paid 81 cents a pound for the her
mpion beef steer OF the Ogden Mrs