The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-04-20
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

lodged in the county jail.
Mt. Pleasant.-The grade schools Of
this district will close for summer va
cation. April %.
Logan.-The bull association OF
Lewiston, Hyrum. Providence ant
Paradise have decided to send Johr
T. Caine III and David o. Nelson to
the middle west and east to purchase
bulls.
Beaver@The management OF the
Beaver Equitable Cooperative store
changed hands when @. Dennis White
bought the controlling interest.
Logan.-At a special meeting Of the
county commissioners DR.. II. r. Nc
Gee of Logan was appointed county
the county.
Ogden.-H. S. Eastman died at 4
local hospital OF ~tetanus, caused by
an infected hypodermic needle.
Sandy.-F. C. Kolb, a street car
conductor, was instantly killed by a
broken high tension wire he was at.
tempting to remove from a foot path.
Salt Lake City.-The Payson high
school team Won first place in the
school stock-Judging contests held at
the intermountain livestock show.
Smlthield-Smithfeld citizens have
contracted to plant Is per cent more
acreage to sugar beets this season
than they did last year.
Pleasant Grove-The four boys who
were burned with blasting powder
here on Easter Sunday, have been
brought to their respective homes,
where they are still suffering greatly.
Brigham City-The American Legion
posts of Ogden and Brigham City will
cooperate to bring delegates who go
to the national convention In San
Francisco to stop In Ogden and take
a trip through northern Utah
Spanish Fork.-Two carloads of fat
hogs were shipped from Spanish Fork
we the Union Pacific to Los Angeles
markets.
Ogden. - An ordinance providing
that each vehicle selling foods or
drinks on the streets must pay a
license of SIS a month was passed by
the city commission.
Logan.-The county sheriff's de-
partment is In possession of a three
gallon copper still and ten gallons OF
mash which were seized In a raid
on a farm house about a mile south
of Paradise.
Moab.-The district court, with
Judge Dillworth woolley on the bench
will in Monticello on April
10. Only two criminal cases are on
the calendar for the session.
Bingham.-Two armed Mexicans
held up the patrons of the Highland
Boy pool hall and escaped with about
$3.50 In cash and jewelry.
Spanish Fork.-Little Monroe Alex
ander age 2. was Severely burned
when he fell into a pail Of boiling
water.
Park City.-A cavern at the Park
Utah mine broke George Jamison's
left collar bone and bruised him about
the head and body.
Provo.-A new Catholic church will
be built here soon, according to in
that came with the an
Logan.-The sheriff and forestry
are on the track Of vandals
who entered the Beehive Girls home
In Logan canyon recently and destroy
some porperty.
Logan.-The estimate Of Engineer
Wiley as to the cost of improving the
city electric light plant is $225, 900, or
about 2 5000 higher than expected.
Price.@Through the efforts of the
Price Chamber of Commerce the resi-
Tents of the northeastern section Of
he city are to be relieved of the
Iwampy condition by a new sewer
Price.=Plans are being worked
in Carbon county for a full parti-
ipation in the seventh annual inter-
Iational mine rescue and first aid
meet to be held in Salt Lake.
Observation-Disclosures of the UIntah
10Y scouts troop are building a large
u" on the mountain side. The
etter can be seen from the state
ighway and U. p. tracks.
Moab.-The board of commission
RS of San Juan county, accompanied
y Heber Frost, state road agent, has
made q preliminary survey of the
DAD from Bluff to the oil fields.
Provo.-Judge Elias Hansen has is
ued a decree placing the Inheritance
ak Of the estate of the late Jesse
at s21 252 ~. and the taxable &.