The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-04-11
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nelu April 10 next. The commute
did not ask for any definite amount
but merely requested that tile com
mission allow such amount as /
thought proper.
Ogden,-For the first time in tn,
history of Weber county, there is t.
be an assistant county attorney suci
a position being created by the boart
of county commissioners and Sam
Powell. assistant city attorney was
named for the place.
Salt Lake.-A request for an in
crease of Ga cents an hour was con-
tanned in petition sent to the Ore.
gon Short Line railroad by the Order
of Railroad Telegraphers, an organi-
cation which Includes 800 telegraphers
on the railroad The petition was re-
ceived by NJ. o. willard, in charge
Of wages for the Oregon Short Line,
who said it would be handled by this
company and not submitted to the
railroad labor board.
Salt Lake,-The judicial convention
of the Republican party for the Third
judicial district of Utah will be held
Saturday, April 6. 1924 at 10 a. M.
in the council chamber, city and coun-
ty building, to nominate six district
judges and one district attorney.
Mount Pleasant. - The sixteenth
annual celebration OF the Mount Pleas
ant Pioneer Historical association was
held here last week with more than
600 persons in attedance. The oldest
pioneers present were John Knudsen,
90, and Mrs Mary Wilcox, 90.
Provo, ~ The Utah county board
of commissioners created the town of
Linden, following petitions from
a hearing held in Provo. Acting upon
the motion of Commissioner Fred
Matley, the board unanimously pass
ed resolution creating new town,
which is one mile south of Pleasant
Grove.
Salt Lake,-University of Utah ac-
counts are regular in every way, ac-
rording to an audit by W. T. Reid and
R. b. Keddington, deputy state audi
tors and submitted to Mark futile,
state auditor.
Salt Lake,-Aquilla Nebeker will be
'eappointed federal water commits
iioner of the Lake Fork, Unitah river
Ind White Rock river systems on |
April l, it was learned following
conference between Judge Tillman ID. |
of the United States district
curt, who makes the appointment
md representatives from the Uinta
asin, who presented Charles Murphy
s candidate fCs the position.
Logan, = A. w. WINS was again
elected president of the board Of
rustees of the Utah Agricultural col
sge, and e. o. Howard was elected
ice president by the trustees of the
ollege, who held a session IN the
GARD room of the capitol at Salt Lake.
vote of appreciation and confidence
as extended and confidence was eX-
ended by the trustees to President A.
7. WINS and President Z. G. Peterson
the college.
Salt Lake.zThe first production on
lie 1924 national advertising cam,
dgn being conducted by the Salt
AXE Chamber of Commerce has been
,mpleted and is now ready for dis
ibution. according to an announce
ent made by the officers of the
lamber. The production consists
booklet entitled "Spend a Week
Salt Lake City and Utah." and
lder Facts About Utah and Salt
Ike City Corrected to January, 1924"
Salt Lake, - Expenses incurred in :
e prosecution in city court of any
ses involving alleged violation of
e state fish and game laws, are not
agreeable to the state fish and game
partment, but should be paid by the
unity in which the cases are tried,
lrvey III. Cuff, attorney general,
ids in an opinion written at the
quest of d. II Madsen, state fish
d game commissioner.
The senate public
Ids committee has reported favor
ly Senator Shoots bill converting
yce canyon into national park to
known as Utah National park. The
contains proviso authorizing the
rotary of the interior to exchange
vate lands in the Bryce canyon
"a and in Zion National park for
public lands in equal
ne and approximately equal area
ewhere in Utah.
ogden, A sheldon of Ogden
s appointed by the Juvenile court
omission as juvenile court judge
the Second district. The hitter in.
deS Weber Morgan and Davis
mites. Judge sheldon succeeds
]. Hother, VINO resigned February
He assumes his duties this
TX.
he board of education signed the
tract for the erection of the second
/ of the South Washington school
entity awarded To e. J. Isakson. At !
meeting last week the con-
tors bond was approved. The n
tract price for the construction of n