The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-04-25
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

Utah Agricultural college held Mon
day in the capitol, it was decided tc
leave the fees for entrance and tut
ton at both institutions for this year
the same as they were last year.
Provo. = A shipment of nurser5
stock from Sebastopol. Calf, to
Provo has been oonfiscated by Dis
trict Agricultural Inspector G. ]. Sor-
enson, In accordance with the ban pro-
hibiting shipments OF this nature from
areas in which the foot and mouth
disease are prevalent.
Morgan, Electors of this school
district by a vote of 223 to 129. de-
cided in favor of the issuance of $780,
600 in school district bonds for addi-
tions and betterment to the schools OF
the county. OF this total $4,000 will
be utilized for construction of a
4 gymnasium and home economics de-
partment for the Morgan county high
school; $1,000 will go to repairs and
additions to a grade school at Porter
vile, $1,000 for repairs to the school
at Milton, and $1,000 for new equip
ment for the school district.
Salt Lake,-Fire losses in Salt Lake
during March totaled S4S59.54, or
.0O39 per cent of the property invol-
we'd, according to the monthly report
of Chief w. III. Bywater submitted to
the city commission by Arthur F.
Barnes. commissioner of public safety.
The fires included twenty mine build
ings. One false and five unneces-
sary alarms were turned in during the
month. The percentage of fires in
buildings caused by sparks on single
roofs was given as 80 per cent.
Ogden,-Captain Samuel Paul, we'll
known Utah figure, who came to Og-
den November 5, 1888, and with sill
yer trowel in hand laid the corner
stone of the Ogden Union depot then
being built, came back and with the |
same trowel removed the copper box |
containing relics of thfrty-six years
ago, which he had placed in the cor
nerstone. Farley l.. Williams, who |
delivered an Grafton on the occasion
Of the laying of the cornerstone. also
TetuTHeu mere anu ueiiNciCu an orr
dress upon the occasion of the cor
nerstone's removal.
Salt Lake,-For the first time in
tile history of Coast league baseball
tenth year. the players and fans en-
joyed an absolutely weather perfect
day for an opening of a pennant sea-
son. There was not a cloud in the
sky and not even the smallest touch
of chill Playing conditions were
ideal in every way, the sun being |
warm and there being an entire abb
sence of wind.
Salt Lake, - S. w. Ross, paroled
convict, who was ordered back to the
state prison by Warden James De
vine returned to this city Sunday
and gave himself up to the prison au-
.horities. Ross has been at Lehi,
where he is said to have property
Upon which he had been working
since Lis release by the pardons board
1t its last meeting He was return
ID to the state prison at the request
If Governor Charles r. Mabey, who
vas not at the last meeting of the
,oard of pardons.
Salt Lake-Henry William Law !
ence, pioneer Utah financier mining
nd real estate man, whose activities
ave contributed to three-quarters of ]
century of the states history, died 4
q his eighty-eighth year at his home. '
lie succumbed from old age following I
n illness of five months.
yernal,-yernal in the Uinta basin,
nd regarded as the most metropoli-
an little city away from railroad
in the country, is to
ave a new high, school building, the !
eople of the school district in which u
re city is situated having just voted
bond issue of $50, 1000 for the pur- ]
ose. 9
Provo,-The body of Donald Alfred.
ne of the two men killed at Bridal :
ell falls by a Enowslide, was found r
the top of the slide near the east \
Id. This ended the seven days L
arch for the volunteer workmen and -
Iilroad employees have engaged with =
1tiring efforts. to
- thi
Salt Lake-Under an arrangement =
ached between agricultural author
les of California and the Utah State L.
,ard of agriculture, shipment of &C
by chicks from California into =
tab will now be permitted from de- -
gnated hatcheries selected in Son RI
IA county. The hatcheries selected -
II be kept under close supervision
the state and no consignments may -
made unless they are packed in ~
migated excelsior or paper litter.
Salt Lake,-On motion of the state
e complaint charging Beatrice nj.
inter with murder in the first de- =
ee as an alleged accOmplice of
illiam Lee, in the killing of Patrol ri