The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-11-07

sentence upon twenty-five defend
ants who pleaded guilty to charge
I varying from operating a still t
possession and sale of intoxicants
were effected by u trio Of fedora
agents from the forces of Prohibi
ton Director Joseph f. Richards il
weekend raids at various camps il
Carbon county, according to reports
made by the men who returned here
Ogden,-The site of Pennsylvania
wants 100 deer from the kaibab ma
tional forest, where the animals are
now being trapped and sent to al
parts of the United States, in order
An applica ton for this number OF
deer was received by Assistant Dis
trict Forester II. e. Gerry from Seth
+. Gordon. executive secretary of the
board of game commissioners Of
Pennsylvania.
Provo,-Work has been completed
satisfactorily on the pipe line laid
for the purpose of supplying the
State Mental hospital at Provo with
water from Roardman's spring in
Slate canyon, approximately three
Mark futile, state auditor. said. The
water will be supplemented with an
additional flow from an unnamed
spring half a mile further up the
canyon, construction already having
been started. from the springs it is
expected that an ample supply will
be obtained for the hospital.
Salt Lake. - Tile concrete grand.
stand erected Mt the fair grounds
cost $23, 900. or nearly $4,000 more
than the money due for insurance
carried on the old %grandstand and
the poultry building, destroyed by
fire. it was announced recently. An
arrangement will have to be made
to meet the extra cost. The new
Structure was built in the record time
of tw~enty-one days.
Provo,-Springville has gained the
distinction of having shipped the most
perfect car of onions which left the
state this year, according to C. ]
S~orenson, divisional crop Inspector,
who states that he put the u. S. No:
grade on the car. The onions
measured no less than three inches
in diameter, and were of the sweet
Spanish variety. They were grown
IN the southwest part of ~Springville.
Mt. Pleasant,-While hunting lust
east of the city Coach Ernest Brun-
ger of Wasatch academy suffered a
gunshot wound in the leg inflicted by
a stray bullet. The wound is not
considered Of a serious nature.
Boise,-Armistice day, Nov. IL was
officially designated as a holiday in
The state of Idaho by a proclamation
issued by Governor C. c. Moore.
Delta,-James A. Kelley has com =
nenced the erection of a $4,000
commercial building on Clark street
adjoining the Delta State bank build
The building is As by 60 feet.
[ is to be TWO stories high and the
iecond story will be used as a hotel
salt Lake.-One of the biggest is.
ues in the presidential election will
re debated by the Utah state col
this year. The question decided
pom was Resolved, That the con-
ress of the United States be granted
ne right to override by a two-tlirds
majority in each house the decisions
I the supreme court in regard to the
onstitutionality of congressional en-
ctments." This question was de-
lded upon at a meeting of the
oaches and debate managers of the
University of Utah. the Utah Agri-
ultural college and the Brigham
Dung university he'd at lie Hote
tab.
Heber-The Heber- Hailstone gravel =
lrface project in Wasatch county
Ill be ready for acceptance by Nov,
10. according to II. S. Kerr.
chief engineer of the state
commission. The Gorgoza pro-
Ct in ParIey's canyon also will be
implicitly finished by the same time,
T. Kerr said.
Logan. The Richmond Lewiston
w Testing association began its
ird year of successful operation
hen thirty-nine members signed up
carry on the work of the as 20.
alton, according to II. i. Wrigley
unity agricultural agent. The COWS
sted during the last two years by
e association number more than
D per cent, and it is anticipated
ut there will be a considerable in -
this year..
COUNTS of the five
ties in which arc ,..aated tile ma
forests OF the i~ntermountain I