The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-19
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Layton.-Billy Cowley. the younl
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Cowley
fell from freight car near the o. s
l.. station and suffered broken leg.
Kaysville.-Three hundred and for
ty-four students were registered Al
the Davis county high school las
/ week.
Tooele.-Louis Cowles, 10, OF Els.
calante, died after suffering twenty
three hours from injuries received
last week in an automobile wreck.
Cedar City.-The new bridge over
Coal creek, on the Salt Lake-zion
national park highway has been COM
pleted and the same has been ac-
cepted by the state road commission.
Bingham,-Deputy Sheriffs Heas-
ton and Ellington. are still endeavor-
ing to stop the supply of whisky at
its source and three stills were locat-
ed and seized last week.
Ogden,-Fifty-fou men teachers
Of the Ogden city schools have organ
lied an association for the coming
school year.
Clearfield. = The Utah Power &
Light company was granted a certi-
ficate by the public utilities commits
sion to extend its service into the
town of Clearfield.
Brigham City, - Pete r. Johnson
and Joseph Almond were given a
sentence of from six months to three
years at the state penitentiary for
theft.
Vernal,-In attempting to rescue a
small boy from the saddle of buck
ing broncho at the fair here, Ernest
Elton was seriously injured when a
number of horses piled together.
Price.-William Lucky. negro,
was killed supposedly by falling from
a train near here.
Ogden,-F. NJ Martin, 81 years of
age, was injured when he tainted and
fell from a wagon on Hudson ave.
Logan,-Eldon Ashiman was fined
So by Judge Asa Bullen for driving a
motorcycle without license plates.
Ogden,-A fine of $40 was paid in
the city court by Bert Selby, who
pleaded guilty to an assault upon
John Ward
Logan-More than twenty-five car
loads of potatoes, which have been
inspected and graded as United Stat
es No. / potatoes have been shipped
from Logan this season.
Provo,-In order to reduce expen-
ditures the board of county commits
sioners voted that the automobiles
recently purchased for the use OF the
use of the commissioners would be |
sold.
Logan-John (Jack) Bisseggar was |
sentenced to serve sixty days in the |
county Jail for assault and battery |
upon his wife by Judge Asa Bullen.
Logan,-The sheriff notified the
store of the Cornish Mercantile at |
Cornish had been entered by burglars
and about 500 worth of merchandise
stolen.
Logan, = Construction of a foot
bridge over the Logan river on South
Main street was favored by the coun-
ty commission when committee
waited on them.
xuoet To~da, Thrao parsone wera
injured. one, Robert Bulkley,
old, probably suffering
fractured skull, when a car driven by
George A. Bulkley collided with
ear driven by Henry Naylor near
here.
Manti = Sheriff Sanderson and
County Attorney Jensen, searched the
home of Ray Seeley in Moroni and
ound six gallons of white .nuie.
seeley was fined 5000.
brigham City, - Boxelder county
las raised Sill for the Japanese re-
ief fund, almost doubling its quota,
which was $500.
Ogden,-Merla ]. Griffin, of Logan,
vas sentenced to sixty days in jail
y Judge ID. r. Roberts after Griffin
ad pleaded guilty to the charge of
orcing his attentions upon 15-year-
Id school girl.
Ogden,-Ernest Williams, laborer
Tho says his home is in Kansas City,
yas found guilty of carrying conceal
d weapons in the city court and was
to pay a $50 fine.
Brigham City,-Hans Nelson, was
ound guilty before jury here, on a
barge of assault with a deadly wea-
on.
Price.-A quarrel over woman is
elieved to have been the cause OF
he shooting of X. komori, Japanese
liner of Liberty, at Helper.