The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-04
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

| Mt Pleasant.-E. u. Johnson, while
! returning from Moroni was severed,
bruised and cut when the steerin.
gear of his car broke and the ma
chine turned turtle.
Ogden-Seth Blood, IS years of ag,
of kaysville, was found guilty o.
speeding, In the city court here. He
was sentenced to pay $50 fine.
Castle Dale.-Parley Beal and two
sons were severely cut and bruised
and their auto demolished when Mr.
Beal who was driving, miscalculated
the turn on the Quitchcumpaw dug.
way, five miles south Of Emery.
Ogden. = Instructions have beer
given traffic policemen and motor
cycle officers to stop all cars su.
spected of transporting liquor to this
city.
Eureka-The Tintic Standard mine
of this district has shipped carload
of ore netting the company $62,500
for the car.
Green River.-Final arrangements
are being made by d. & r. G. officials
for the building OF 6 stall engine
house here to replace the one des-
troyed by fire.
Mayfield.-This town is progress
ing with the "clean-home, clean
town" campaign work. The town has
haan dividad into tbraa d;et,iota MIL,
chairman in each district.
Provo. - Joseph Chapel pleaded
guilty to a charge of fishing without
a license and was fined $50 in Judge
James B. fuckers court.
Brigham City.-Sentence of sixty
days in Jail was passed on e. Bolt
by Judge Fred ]. Holton following
plea of guilty to a charge of writing
check with no funds in the bank
to cover same.
Heber City-The installation of a
splendid type of fire whistle has been
completed in Heber City. 1t can be
heard for many miles.
Salt Lake City.-Frank Daniels
aged . was instantly killed when he
fell in front of fast moving trolley
car
Wasatch-Rosario Martinas is dead
and Sabeno Perez is wounded and
missing after pistol duel fought at
Union Pacific construction camp
near here.
Brigham City. = Planting of 10
spruce trees in Memorial park in the
local cemetery in honor of the Brig
ham City men who gave their lives
in the world war, featured the cele-
bration of Arbor day.
Ogden.-The Wyoming Sugar COM
pany at it's annual meeting reported
that 1t had made 100000 this year
compared with a deficit of 100000
last year.
Springville.-The home of G. w.
Mendenhall narrowly escaped des-
truction by fire. 1t is thought that
some burning debris from the kitchen
flue started the blaze.
Provo.-Elmo Campbell of the jun
Tor high school was the successful en-
trant in the cleanup poster contest
and received a prize of S10
Ogden. = The Ogden Betterment |
league is now known as the Citizens
league, according to the announce
ment Of the committee.
Logan-A white deer Is reported |
as having been seen by Deputy War
den Theodore Seeholser on the flat
just below the Logan fish hatchery
Park City.-Robert Thompson was
killed while at work at the DAILY |
Judge mine. He was employed as a
helper and was crushed to
death between the timbers and cars
Salt Lake City.-The first check to
be received by the Secretary of State
covering Utah's gasoline tax, was
rom the Continental Oil company it
.otaled $4,O65.72.
Moab.-The First National bank of
Moab has purchased from the Moab
Investment company the building in
which 1t is located.
Spanish Fork.-Under the auspices
Of the Spanish Fork Livestock asso-
citation a successful cattle how was
held.
Logan.-The Union Pacific railroad
is again offering a scholar
ship of $50 and transportation to the
Utah Agricultural college to the boy
Who ranks highest in boys club work
n fourteen counties OF the state.
st. George.-After 10 hours DELHI
grafton the jury returned a verdict
If not guilty in the case OF Frank
Kelsey, accused of wife Staying.
st. George. ID. Rose and George
Harris, two prisoners who escaped
rom the convict road gang near Vir-
,inia city, have been captured and