The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-04
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

, VI rdS Iulley, well known rdncne
? on the Strawberry river, was fcun
300 feet down a steep embankmen
above the IL per cent grade in In
dian canyon, where a heavy true
loaded with elaterite had precipitat
ed him in its plunge from the roa'
over the steep dugway, according t
a report brought to Price by Mai
Driver Theodore Thomas.
Mt. Pleasant,-The first shipmen
of registered RambouiIlet sheep t,
move from this locality to Chin;
went forward when John K. Madsel
consigned four rams and forty-eigh
ewes to II. Komatsu, South Man
churia railway, Hungchuling agri
cultural station, Hungchuling, Man
churia.
Ogden, - Registration agents to
serve for the coming election have
been apoinpted by the county com
missioners for every district in
Weber county, with the exception of
three districts in Ogden city, which
will be supplied later.
Salt Lake,-Wome who conduct
beauty parlors and bob hair are not
BARRIERS, under decision rendered by
Judge Noel S. Pratt, which freed
Edna Houtz of charge of practicing
barbering without a license. Others
engaged in this occupation, too, are
said to be exultant over the de-
cision.
Ogden,-Ogden, like Salt Lake, is
threatened with a water famine, ac-
cording to Mayor P. F. Kirkendall,
who has issued statement calling
upon the citizens of Ogden to cooper
ate in observing sprinkling regula-
tons of the city. Unless care is
taken to avoid the waste of water
the city waterworks department will
restrict the watering of lawns to
two days week, the mayor said.
Cedar City,-Grading for the spur
track being built to the Miner iron
properties at Desert Mound has be-
gun in earnest and it is expected that
the four mile branch line will be
completed before the middle of July.
The line is being built by the Utah
Iron Ore corporation, which has
leased the Miner property and al
ready has contracts to furnish iron
ore for fluxing purposes to several
smelling companies.
Salt Lake,-Ov;ng to lack OF funds
the Sugarhouse branch of the free
public library will cease giving out
books on July 1 and on August 1 |
will be closed temporarily. This
was made following I
action taken by the board of the
library.
Ogden, = Agreement has been
reached between the county commits
sioners and officers of the Associat-
ed Farmers Milling company of i
Riverdale, whereby the company will
remove the mill in order to provide
right of way for the approach to
he new Riverdale viaduct now being
and to extend over the
'ailroad tracks and Weber river. The
county will pay the company $4,000
n three installments of $500 each.
Salt Lake City.-Captain H. H.
George of the 104th division, aerial
service, stationed in Salt Lake has
'een granted permission to move an
lirplane hangar from Fort Douglas
o Woodward field. The hangar has
'een in service at Fort Douglas for
ome time.
Logan.-A queen to represent Lo-
an in the parade and pageant of the
Jache Valley centennial celebration
5ill be chosen within the next two
7eeks, according to announcement
lade by chamber of commerce Off
ials. A meeting will be called soon
D nominate young ladies for the po-
ition and balloting will take place
the office of the Logan Journal.
Ogden.-Marriner S. Eccles, presi.
ent of the First Utah National bank
yas elected president of the Utah c
association at the conclud. Q
lg session of the annual convention t
ED here. He succeeds Frank b
ook of Salt Lake. G
Ogden.-Four children who had i
cen motherless for three years last i
eek lost their father also, when
avid j. White, 81 years of age, c
srpenter, accidentally killed himself \
lille cleaning rifle he believed ts a
: unloaded. i
I q,
Price, - Word has been received q
IRE OF the death of ]. Chris Jensen,
rmer well-known sheepman and
'ither of win Jensen of Price, at f
e state hospital at Provo. Mr.. i
'nsen was one of the most widely T
Town stockmen and agriculturists in n
Utah, having located {
Tenty years ago in Sanpete county a
ID ranging there and in Carbon r
many as 10000 sheep. o
Salt Lake City,-Bids will be ask
in the next few days on Utah's
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