The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-12-14
NeWsN Notes
From, All Parts Of
UTAH


deputy county attorney submitted h
resignation as such to County A
torney Arthur e. Moreton Tuesda
de asks that the resignation take e.
feet January IS, 1924. Mr.. McCarth
intends to enter into private practic,
Newhouse. - About 16.600 acres {
mountainous and rolling land in Bea
yer county, near Newhouse, are to b
opened up by the interior department
the state OF Utah being given prefer
ence right of slecting lands from thi
tract in satisfaction of its grants
Such lands as are not taken by tn,
state will be opened to preferential
entry by veterans. The land is des
cribed as second, third and fourth
rate.
Coalville, = Report of an audit by
Swan, Worsley & Foreman of the re
cords of Coalville city for the last
calendar year, was filed in the office
OF Mark Tuttle, state auditor. The re-
cords were found to be in first class
shape.
Ogden,-Judge George s. Barker of
the Second district court Tuesday
granted the Union Pacific railroad
right to move on territory in the
Riverview addition. This territory
will be utilized for greater yardage in
keeping with the plans as announced
last week.
Provo.-The turkey raisers of Utah
sold approximately $4,000 turkeys for
Thanksgiving amounting to about
100000 worth of business.
Logan,-Half of the uniforms for
the local battery of the National
Guard have arrived and will be dis
tributed to the men.
Salt Lake = l. S. Noall, who was
superintendent of trades and indus
tries in vocational education in Utah
and who resigned more than a year
ago to accept a position with the Uni
versity of Maryland as specialist in
Industrial education, has rendered his
resignation and will return to Utah to
accept his old place in the state
5hool office.
Delta,-Since October /. fifty-two
machines have been operat-
ng in the Pahvant valley threshing
he largest alfalfa seed crop ever har-
Tested in this part of the state. The
weather. has been fine and the work
las progressed rapidly, but there are
many thousands OF bushels yet to be
hreshed.
Salt Lake - Alone, unmasked and
revolver, bandit enter
ID the cafe in the Denver & Rio
'rande Western railroad station
Wednesday night at IL 80 o'clock,
ED two mattresses up and rifled the
ash register of 1915 and took a
uantity Of cigars from the tobacco
ase.
Provo,-The Utah County commits
toner's in an effort to aid those tax
ayers who are depending upon re-
sipts from the sale OF sugar beets
ave been exerting every possible in
uence to relieve the situation from
lie impossibility of extending the
me of delinquency.
Delta,-At a meeting of business
EN- and farmers here on Wednesday
ght, definite arrangements were
ade for organizing q corporation to
nance the dairy industry in this
The corporation will have
capital stock of $4,000 which will
loaned to dairy farmers for the
lrpose of buying cows.
Provo.-Under the direction of the
ate Fish and Game Department,
ore than eight million fish have
zen planted in Utah during the cur
mt year, according to a report OF
Q Commissioner, Mr.. d. H. Madsen.
Salt Lake City,-Damages for per-
nal injuries In the sum of $50. 900
e asked in suit filed by William
Shurtliff against the Oregon Short
lie Railroad company In the Third
strict court.
Ogden Additions suits for the
Of land In the western
1T of the city to be used for the
largement of the railroad termin-
, in Ogden have been filed in the
strict court. The improvements are
timated to cost about S3,500,000.
Salt Lake, = Passenger service on
3 Denver & Rio Grande Western,
Ilroad between Salt Lake and Bing-
m will be discontinued II the apDli-
ton Of the receiver of the road, t.
Beacon, made to the public utitli-
s commission, is granted.
Brigham City,-A large barn filled
tn hay, belonging to e. A. Valen-
10, at the corner of Eighth West
d Fourth South streets was burned
the ground Thursday. The loss
8 estimated at several hundred
liars. The department responded
call but the flames had gained
ch Roadway that the property could
! be saved.
0gden,-Pouring concrete for the