The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-01-26
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Tooele.-Chris Morris, was awarde
$1,000 damages Tor the loss Of h
, eye. at the international Smeltin
company's plant last December.
Santaquin.-P. A. Peterson ha
retired as member of the Nebo schlt
district beard having held the pos
ton for the last rs years.
Delta.-It is announced that tn
Deseret Irrigation company will 500
noat $. 10000 bond issue.
Logan Fred Weber pIeaued gui
ty TO forgery before Judge NJ. C. Han
IFS and vas sentenced to a term o
from one to twenty years in the stat
prison
Price.-The largest still ever dYs
covered In Carbon county was con
riscated at Horner's ranch by Sheriff
Deming.
Salt Lake Cty.--Coal operators
and lumber companies charged WITH
conspiracy to fix prices pleaded moi
guilty before Judge z. A. Iverson.
Delta-Engineers are now working
on the survey of the Lund-Cedar City
branch of the U. z, part of the
100000 improvement campaign
planned by the Unicu Pacific.
Ogden-Eleven crews in the freight
department have been laid off since
the first of the year oy the southern
Paciric company because of the de-
crease in traffic accoruins to re-
ports.
Smithfield.-Pea growers of the
Smitl'field Farm bureau voted after
lively meeting, 20 accept the pea
contract offered by the Morgan Cam
mig company.
Logan-Y. Arakawo, sent to this
country by Manchuria sugar com
pany to study American agriculture,
has enrolled at the Utah Agricultural
college. here.
M,ab.-Work nn road projects Nos.
5 and in Grand and San Juan
counties will be resumed within
the next month the state road COM
mission has assured State Senator ..
w. McConllie.
Ogden. -. II. krauss has been
appointed receiver of the Monleno
Salt company.
Pleasant GrJve.-According to ad-
vices received, Arthur Werner or
Pleasant Grove. died from injuries
received in a wreck near Moopa.
hIidvale.-President Harding has
approved the nomination OF Joseph b.
Wright for postmaster of Midvale.
Springville-Fifty members o. the
Springville, Mapleton Fruit Growers
Associations attended the last meet
ing of the organizatb N. A. U. Cher
ryington was elected president.
Bingham City.-ln his annual re-
port of the city council. city marshal
John Fl. Burt sets forth that during
the past year oaly eight-four arrests
we're made, and that the fines total
ed $1429.2O.
Spanish Fork-Aman Simmons VINO
s suffereing from infection following /
he bite of vicious pig is now TO
ported as recovering.
Provo.-The stock judging team
eft for Colorado to mpete with |
different teams at the Western Live
stock show at Denver.
Manti.-Postmaster G. A. Jensen
eports that during the Christmas
'ush the local postlffice Increased
is business by Is per cent over that
# any pervious year.
Salt Lake City.-Protests to the
'ounty commissioners were made by
assessor Cummings, who claims dep
ty steriffs in their pursuit of Illicit
tlls are gaining entrance to homes
y posing Is tax assessors.
Bringham City.--A total of 2,3G5
abbits were driven into cor ais and
illed at Salt Wells in the Promon-
Dry district. Twenty men on horse
ack were in the drive.
Provo.-The contract for the blast
lrnace of the Columbia steel corpor-
ton has been lot anu II is expected
lat the construction will be started
enlre March.
Coalville.--Taxstio return from
five miles of the Union '
acific railroad near the Utah-Wyo-
ing line viii 20 to Summit county
nder a decision given by Judge w. $
KLox.
Salt Lake City.-Deputy sherffs
e patroling the corr doors of the
ity and County building warning
nokers that they were violating the '
W. q
Price.-A complaint has been filed 4
federal court against A. Aramaki
.panese, 1t is alleged that Aramalsi
Id poison moonshlne that resulteu I
the blindness of one and the death "
another of his customers.
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