The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-10
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

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the week was predicted here by rep
rsentativs of oil distributing compan-
les.
Manti-The Manti Fish and Game
club has recommended a closed sea-
son on chickens in Manti canyon this
year to the state fish and game de-
partment.
American Fork.-Zane Adams, SUI
fered a crushed ankle, necessitating
an a%mputation of the foot, in an auto
mobile accident ear the point of the
mountain above American Fork.
Provo.-The cover OF a Ford
roadster which was stolen from in
front of the Ch%autauqua tent was
effected by tn sheriffs office.
Provo.-Three truckloads of min
nows from the state fish hatchery ut
~Springville were placed in the Provo
canyon streams by members of the
Utah County Fish and Game Pro-
tective association.
Provo-Ed Young of Provo was ar
rested for intoxication by n locaa
police officer, and upon his arraign-
ment before City Judge J.. B. Tucker
was fined $50.
Murray-Jose Crosse, allies Jim
Pane, living at Holiday, was arrested
and charged with violating the pro-
hibition law. A thirty-gallon still,
eleven gallons of whisky and 400 GAL
Ions of mash were confiscated.
Panguitch-At a mass meeting at
Panguitch steps were taken for the
the organization of a new bank to
AXE the place Of the lately defunct
State bank of Garfield.
Ogden-Fifty dollars fine was i'm
posed upon p. Beck by Judge ID. X.
Roberts in the city court when he
pleaded guilty to the charge OF
speeding an automobile upon the
Canyon dugway.
Bingham.-The Odd Fellows hall
in Copperfield, which was recently
purchased by the Utah Copper COM
pany, is being torn down and a num-
Der of modern brick houses will be
constructed.
Moab.-D. III. Madsen, state fish and
game commissioner. has notified II.
C. Clark of Moab that a supply OF
trout fry is ready for shipment from
the state fish hatchery as soon as IL
can be taken care of here.
Pleasant Grove.-Word vas receiv-
ed by W. w. Linn of the accidental
death of his brother, Arthur Linn, at
Casper, Wyo. No details were given
as to the nature of the accident.
Park City.-The service station
owned by William Mawhinney was
entered and most of the stock. con-
listing of tires and tubes, tobacco
and cigars, was taken.
Hyrum-Leland J. Brown, 10, was
accidentally fatally shot while on a
camping trip in Blacksmith Fork
canyon.
Ephraim-A barn owned by Frank
Anderson was destroyed by fire. The
fire was caused by lightning.
Elsinore-Fire burned the root Of
the Wiley Herrings house before 1t
was e~xtinguished. The loss is esti-
at $1,000.
Smithield-The cutting of dry farm
commenced this week. The
dry farm grain here this year is bet
ter than has been for the past few
years.
Ogden.-Retaining walls are under
construction at all dangerous points
Ogden canyon.
MarysvaIe-The outbreak of ty-
)hoid in Marysville, which occurred
weeks ago is laid to the eat
ng of infected ice cream in a report
made to the state board Of health.
Brigham City.-Shirley Anderson,
lad his right foot amputated just
lbove the ankle 1T the Pearse hos
,ital. The foot had been crushed I'M
Ter the wheels of a moving freight
rain at the Oregon Short Line rail-
Dad yards.
Ogden.-During warm weather all
!ogs in Ogden and Weber county
must be muzzled. according to DR..
Roy H. Wilson, city and county ply
ician.
Logan-C. p. Carbon was elected
resident OF the Gambler of Commerce
D succeed DIR. X. O.. Porter.
Ogden.-Struck by the steps of an
lcoming train at the 1nterurban de-
OF, Mrs. Fannie Young, so, is at a
ocal hospital suffering from a num-
err of bad bruises.
Provo.-Hyrum West Of Pleasant
rove wa= sentenced by Judge j. b.
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