The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

is believed Old Posey was killed in
battle with a possee last March.
Ogden--It is reported that more
than so per cent of the sweet cherry
crop in Weber county will be lost
this year as the result OF the frost
that nipping the buds.
Logan-The general olean-home,
clean-town committee of the city Is
making every effort to have Logan
score at the top as one of the clean
est cities in the state.
Salt Lake City.-Checks represent
ing refunds to motorist who paid their
rate are being mailed from the sec
rotary OF states offices. The checks
will total over $4,000.
Murray-Glen Hardy age 8. ran
from behind hay rack directly in
the path of an oncoming auto. His
INJURIES were fatal.
Ogden-Girl Scouts OF Ogden are
urged to participate in the prize es-
say contest announced by the forest
service in the interest of forest pro-
lection week.
Beaver-Cyrus Davis, district game
warden, received two beavers from
David commissioner, and took them
Immediately to the Little reservoir
In the Beaver mountains.
Park City-Bufina Masteso was
fined 500 in police court for threat
ening Robert L. Chandler with
knife.
Bountiful-The livestock compan-
les of Woods Cross will start ship
ping sheep from the winter range to
the summer grazing lands this week.
Ogden-City Engineer Walter S.
Craven is planning a seven-mile hike
underground within the next thirty
days when he will enter the huge
pipe of the main outfail sewer and
make an inspection before the sewer
is accepted.
Cornish--While Eldon Jensen age
., was playing with a presumable un-
loaded rifle the weapon was dis
charged instantly killing his mother,
Mrs. Josephine Jensen.
Delta.-The people OF Lynndyl are
preparing to incorporate their town
and a petition is now being circu-
lated.
~ 70 far Ef11nd
and ]. B. Sharp injured in an auto
mobile accident on the state high
way near Sunset.
Fillmore Alexander Trimble OF
Fillmore has been appointed by the
state department Of agriculture as
brand inspector on the new branch
railroad from Delta to Fillmore.
Ogden-G. F. Fisher, an employee
of the Ross Wrecking company suf-
fered a severely crushed arm, while
working on the ruins of the Peery
building.
Provo.-Alex Joseph, a Syrian of
Provo Bench, was fined 5000 on
liquor charge in Judge James B
fuckers court.
Moab.-Thirteen tons OF wool from
the shearing plant at La Sal have
been freighted to Thompsons this
week.
Moab.-The recent rains, followed
rapid growth OF the loco weed in this
section. Many of the dangerous
weeds are full bloom on the higher
ranges.
Salt Lake City.-Police report the
arrest of a gang of box car thieves
here who police say are responsible
for the disappearance of about $4,000
from cars In local railway yards.
Provo.-Robert La Rue, has con-
fessed to the robbing OF the Santa
quin postoffice on the evening OF
April II, according to County Attor
ney Martin NJ. Larsen.
lace both OF the key mountain dis
trict were fined $3.50 and 5000 re-
spectively on a charge of shooting
deer out of season.
Logan.-The first "Dads" patrol of
boy scouts la the United States,
which was organized here is holding
weekly meetings and studying to pass
Its tenderfoot examinations.
Brigham City.-Some anxiety is
being felt by the fruit growers of this
vicinity as it is not yet determined
If rectn cold snaps have injured the
fruit crop.
Provo While digging posthole
e. NJ. Paxman unearthed the skele
ton of a man. The bones showed
every indication of having been bur-
led for many years.
Ogden.-City workers, giving the
big south reservoir its annual scrub
bling, found forty-seven Eastern broof