The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-05-14
NeWsNO
From All Parts of
UTAH

Ogden,-Approximately $4,000 viii
be needed to complete the Weber
gymnasium, according to President
George T.. Browning, chairman OF ths
gymnasium committee, which Is now
celebrating ON means Of raising this
amount.
Salt Lake,-Rendall 3labey, son Of
Governor and Mrs. Charles L.. Mabey,
who recently underwent an operation
on the ear and later developed pneu-
monia in the right lung, is reported to
be in a fair condition at the L. D. S.
hospital.
Provo. = Construction Of a stately
edifice for worship, designed along
colonial lines and to cost approxim-
ately $4,000. viii be begun early this
spring by the Manavu ward.
Salt Lake, - Jack Robert Dillon,
alias Percy Brown, alleged to have
participated in the robbery Of the
Sandy City bank on December IL.
entered a plea of not guilty before
Judge Noel S. Pratt Hearing was
set for February >.
Ogden,-Idaho will receive approx
mately 500, 600 for roads during the
1924 season under the forest highway
act, according TO 2. ]. Finch, district
engineer; II. D. Williams and r. H
Shoemaker, senior highway engineers
Of the United States bureau OF public
roads.
Ogden, = a tract of three square
miles will be added TO the Manti na-
tional forest, IL was announced az the
office Of district No. Of the forestry
production viii be shipped out of
mining camp Of Clear Greek.
yernal.-Utah beekeepers obtained
100000 pounds OF honey last year,
the average production for each colony
Of bees being seTenty-four pounds, ac-
cording to D. II. Hillman, state
apiarist- Forty per cent Of the total
production VIII be shipped out OF OF
the state.
Salt Lake,-Han Oakason, 81 years
Of age, veteran volunteer fireman of
this city and one OF tie first men,
bers OF the paid department organized
under Chief George NJ Ottinger died
Tuesday a victim OF pneumonia.
Ogden, = A vigorous campaign is
now being conducted in Ogden for the
erection Of new City and County
building.
Hyrum, = About 500 acres of land
in Cache county was thrown open to
entry Saturday. The property was re-
served for power sites, but an order
received by Eli Taylor, local United
States land office register, again
makes the land available to home
Stealing The land is located west
Of Hyrum-
Salt Lake, = The diploma miII-
disclosures in the east do not apply
TO Utah, James T. Hammond, state
director of finance and purchase
said. He declared that an investiga- |
ton has not disclosed a single casa
where a physician, surgeon, osteo- |
path. chiropractor or other profession
al man has obtained a diploma by |
fraudulent means.
Ogden.-Lafayette Hanchett, active
member and director of the Salt
Lake chamber of commerce. was in
dorsed for director from the Eighth
district in the chamber of commerce
OF the United States by the directors
of the Ogden chamber OF commerce.
The eighth district comprises Utah.
Idaho. Montana, Nevada, Wyoming
Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico.
Salt Lake.-Provo City has applied
TO the state engineer for one second
foot Of water from Big Pipe Springs
Heiselt House Spring and Joint
Springs 10 supplement its municipal
supply, according to reports received
In the spring ana fall It's is proposed
TO use the water for irrigation pur-
poses.
Ogden. - The J. S. Lewis Jewelry
company is celebrating its fifty-fourth
anniversary in business by q unique
display in the cOmpany's window.
a photograph of ]. s
Lewis, Sr-, the founder Of the COM
pany. are pictures Of early scenes in
Ogden depicting the days when Ogden
and Salt Lake communicated by
means Of g stage.
Provo.-Dr. Christen Jensen. pro-
lessor OF history and political science
1t the Brigham Young university has
been appointed acting dean of the
,Ollege of applied arts, during the
temporary absence of Dean NJ c.
Merrill. who viii leave the first part
# February on 4 tour OF inspection
# forest offices in the west, prior to
.oing TO Washington. d. c., 10 &C.
ept the position of director OF all
crest service publications
Salt Lake. - Woolgrowers from all
arts of Utah were in Salt Lake the
irst part OF the week attending the
nnual convention of the Utah State