The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-02-16
News Notes
From All Ports of
UTAH


Ogden.-Two hundred and fifty en-
ployes at Ogden of the Southern PACT
fic railroad are to receive bonuses
for their loyalty during the shop
mems strike, totaling Sl25.000
Price.-Price Rotarians went on re-
cord as favoring the reestablishm emit
of the Price canyon road as a state
highway.
Delta-The farmers in the Fillmore
community have received from h
northern part of the state a carload
of dairy ows
Moab.-The second fire within a
week caused by flying sparks from a
chimney occurred in the real of a
building occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Garcia.
Price.-Heber j.. Stowell, the oldest
coal prospector and pioneer OF Car
bon county. has passed away at his
home here of general debility.
Bingham.-Robert Cole. manager of
Lie Mountain States Telephone 4
Telegraph company reported to the
police that he was robbed OF a sum be-
tween $500 and S4Oo.
Moab.-The LaSaI Livestock COM
| pany, L. III. Reid x Sons, and Han
son Bayles, all San Juan county con-
Germs. have trailed 400 head of lambs
to Thompsons for shipment.
Ogden.-A check for 81. 900 for the
Weber college gymnasium has been
received from the Union Pacific.
Mt. Pleasant.-John Hasler, was
severely cut and bruised about the
head when a wagon in which he had
been riding passed over him.
Washington.-The president has
nominated Emerson b. Mason post
master at Soldier Summit. Senator
King says he knows nothing about
Mason and may ask hat this nomin-
alton be held up while he investi-
gates.
Ogden.-Tiny Wheeler, colored, was
found guilty of battery upon Ray
mond Lloyd, a Boy Scout, and SEN
fenced to pay a fine of $40.
Salt Lake City-Of twenty-one land
loan applications acted on by State
Land Commissioner J. T. Oldroyd, fiji
teen were approved, amounting to
S32,450.
Proyo.-Deputy Sheriff Karl Bos-
hard returned from North Tintic
where he located a still made Of two
copper boilers. He brought the still
In to the sheriff's office, aud was
unable to find the owners.
Smithfield. - Smithfield potato
growers met in the city hall. County
Agent II. l.. Wrigley talked on seed
selection for the coming year and ad-
vised growers where they could OBJ
tain certified see
Observation-Disclosures meetings OF
the farm bureaus OF this vicinity
held last week.
Kamas.-Fire destroyed the nine
room home of Postmaster J. Guile,
one OF the most substantial residen-
ces in Kamas.
American Fork, Utah.3The Mutual
Creamery company has fitted up a
building for the purpose Of
ice for the plant In this city.
Igden.-Mrs. Lenore Skaggs' ap-
plication to increase the alimony of
her husband o. P. Skaggs', from $50
4 month to $1,000 a month was de-
Med by Judge Kimball.
Pleasant Grove.-A three-day ex-
school for the farmers and
housewives of the north part or
Utah county Will be held at the Plea
SAINT Grove.
Ogden.=Ogden received it's heav-
snowfall of the season when a
.hree hours fall resulted in temper
lrily blocking the street car traffic.
kamas.-kamas' streets now boast
# a lighting system of such proper
ions that practically all parts Of the
own are lighted. The improvement
vas inagurated the past week.
Eureaka.-E. H. Welmont drilled
INTO a missed hole in the Gemini
nine and was seriously injured as
result of the explosion.
Ogden.-Fire caused by a defective
Kinney damaged the roof of the
of Edward &c. Barton.
Ogden.-John Doe Brandon, plead-
d not guilty to a charge of violating
he state anti-cigaret law.
Springville.-The U. S. Syrup COM
any has started operations on the
nolasses at the Springv1le-Mapleton
ugar factory.
Moab.-Extension of the Midland
slephone company lines 80 tina direct :
Communication between Salt Lake
nd Southeastern Utah will be pos
ible was decided at the annual Y
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