The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-17
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH


Z president Of the Logan Chamber Q
/ Commerce.
: Cedar City.-Wnliam M. Mace
1 forest supervisor announces bids ar
and one-half miles of road in Zioi
( National park.
! Cedar City.-w. s. Gibbs and En-.
NETT Hinderlater are serving w
days each in the Iron county jai
In preference to paying $500 fines
each for violation of the prohibition
law.
Provo, Utah-The heavy rains have
caused landsides along the Spanish
Fork canyon for a distance of more
than IS miles blocking traffic In
many places.
Brigham City.-The first death
from Brigham City's epidemic Of
typhoid fever occurred when Arthur
Brooks died of the Malady.
Henefer-The pea viner has start
Oa dAo - WOAhthS q aAN
night to get their peas In ahead OF
the grain crop which is ripening fast.
Smithfield-A number Of Smithfield
farmers are planting head lettuce on
ground which has produced peas.
Panguitch-Telegraphic word was
received here of the death of James
LaVerne Dickinson, &c, at Truckee,
Calf, while trying to jump from a
moving train.
Ogden-John Braggs, a dining car
waiter, is in the Dee hospital in a
serious condition. suffering deep cuts
inflicted upon him, it is alleged, by
his wife.
Brigham City-Dale Robbins of this
city, had several bones fractured in
the insteps of both OF his feet in a
fall from the roof of a house at the
Boy Scouts summer home in Logan
canyon.
Manti-Nine persons narrowly es-
capped serious injury when a Nash
car and a Ford crashed three miles
east of Gunnison. Both cars were
badly damaged.
Decentralization in the price of
gasoline 3 to 6 cents a gallon within
the week was predicted here by rep
rsentativs of oil distributing compan-
les.
Manti-The Manti tish and Game
club has recommended n closed sea-
son on chickens in Manti canyon this
year to the state fish and game de-
partment.
American ForJs.-Zane Adams, suf-
a crushed ankle, necessitating
an amputation of the foot, in an auto
mobile accident near the point of the !,
mountain above American Fork. /.
Provo.-The recovery of a Ford l
'oadster which was stolen from in
ront of the C~hautauqua tent was '
by tn sheriffs office. q
Provo.-Three truckloads of min. q
from the state fish hatchery at n
'%pringville were placed in the Provo Il
streams by members of tl~ =
Jtah County Fish and Game Pro-
ective association. 5
Provo-Ed Young of Provo was ar !,
'ested for intoxication by a looas L
olice officer, and upon his arraign- II
lent before City Judge J. B. Tucker
as fined $40.
Murray-Jose Crosse. allies Jim .,
ane, living at Holiday, was arrested III
nd charged with violating the pro-
law. A thirty-gallon still, II,
even gallons of whisky and 400 gal
ms of mash were confiscated.
Panguitch-At a mass meeting at VI
anguitch steps were taken for the
e organization of a new bank to -
the place of the lately defunct "
ate hank of Garfield. =
Eingham.-The Odd Fellows hall \
C~op0erfield, which was recently :
released by the Utah Copper COM
ny, is being torn down and a num- "A
r of mrdern brick houses will be N
instructed. :
NIoab.-D. II. Madsen, state fish a. [
me commissioae has notified X. s
Clark Of Moab that a supply o;
fry is ready for shipment from :
, state fish hatchery as 1901 as l.
D he taken care of here.
tgrlen-Fifty dollars me was i'm 2r
sed upon p. Beck by Judge ID. II. =
herfs In the city court when he
ded guilty to the charge Of
an automobile upon the
nyon dugway.
Dol
Pleasant Grove.-Word was receiv- r
by w. w. Linn of the accidental
lth of his brother, Arthur Lin. at free
;ner. Wyo. No details were given free
to the nature of the accident. ssfu
ark City.-The service station get
ned by William Mawhinney was
cred and most Of the stock, con- tishi
ing of tires n tubes. tobacco n