The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-28
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH


a wage increase to its employees.
Manti.-The final estimates of tn,
Manti-Pigeon Hollow project shov
that the road cost $476,992.76. o
this amount $232,394.42 was paid By
the federal government.
Price.-According to the county as
SCISSOR $21.500 has been turned into
the treasury for personal tax. This
Is more money than has been collect
ed for personal tax in any previous
year.
Moab.-The Arizona Utah OIL com
pany, which last year spudded in a
test we'll near Cisco. Grand county,
has decided to install either u stand
ard or larger size Star rig and re-
sumo operations.
Price.-George Ritzakis killed a
large mountain lion on Fish creek,
near the Wellington hills. 1t mea-
sured eight feet from tip to tip.
Bingham.-Deputy Sheriffs made
three raids in Bingham arresting
three persons and confiscating guam
titles of moonshine and home brew.
Manti.-A jersey bull club was or
ganized at recent Farm Bureau
meeting. Plans were discussed, the
organization perfected, money sub
scribed.
Salt Lake.-The state road commits
sion has opened bids on the federal
aid project for a bridge on the Salt
Lake-Zion national park highway,
over Coal creek, within the city linn
Its Of Cedar City.
Tooele.-The serious nature of
ravages by rabid coyote in the cor
raj Of j. w. Brazier of Vernon be-
came apparent when it was reported
hat calf and a horse had already
developed rabies. The attack was
ust three weeks ago.
Logan.-A complaint charging Silas |
md Wallace Kicks with assault and |
'attery was filed in the city court
" J. E. Allen.
Spanish Fork.-In a triangular pub
lc speaking contest, conducted in the
Ugh schools of Nebo district, Span
sh Fork won the contest at Payson
gainst Springville and Payson
peakers.
Eureka-Shipments from the mines
the Tintic district dropped off to
DO carloads for the week ending last
aturday as compared with 204 car
'ads for the week preceding.
Garfield.-Tony Del Corchio, charg-
with raising 81 check to 5000,
I'd with passing it on the Garfield
anking company, waived prelimin-
y hearing and was bound over to
e Third district court for trial.
Bountiful.-Nick Kloconnos of Og-
IN and Peter Nelson of Salt Lake,
no were arrested here on the charge
having liquor in their possession, ,
ere found guilty in Justice Hyrum ,
'SSlOnS court.
million bricks and
er $4,000 tons of sand and gravel
Q among the first items that will be .
released for the new steel plant.
Mt. Pleasant--Bert Cornell, suffer- \
two broken ribs and numerous
uses on his head and body when a
lctor with which he was attempting 9
pull stalled passenger car out S
the mud skidded and turned over. c
Provo.-As a preliminary workout Y
preparation for the judging con- {
ITS to be held at the Salt Lake u
estock show in April, Professor L.
Harmon took his student judging N
IN to Lake Shore to pass on the
tries in the beef sire community
wv held there. q
)gden.-Why catsup manufactured
] bottled in Utah is labeled and I
d as California product, is what
business affairs committee Of the r
wants club was asked to ascertain r.
the meeting of the club.
;alt Lake City.-A jury in criminal
ision of the Third district court
nd w. w. Ralph not guilty Of at
lpting to escape from the state 80
son September %, 1922. w
Brigham City.-The board is con- &c &c
ering the erection Of another unit W
the Bear River high school, To-
ed midway between Tremonton ~
Garland. The new structure will 20
Iude an auditorium and gym w
ium. o.
Maude Speirs, wife Of en-
tthews Speirs, local merchant fell nc nc
the ice and broke her ankle vo
gden.-E. NJ Weber, paid a fine -. ~
$50 in the city court, when he was W,
nd guilty Of speeding. IN
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first car load of eggs
De shipped from this city left here 70
tho 1irocfinu of tho Canfral III