The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-12-19
NeWsN Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

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annual livestock show to be held mex
month, were made by Lester F. Whit
lock, managing vice president of TIL
show, and Jesse S. Richards, secre
tary. The expansion is necessary be
cause of the fact that a much large
show is anticipated this winter.
Salt Lake,-The East High schoo
is to have a real Christmas present
this year in the shape of a brand
new sodded athletic field, with {
standard quarter-mile running tract
surrounding it. Such was the deci
sion of the board of education of Salt
Lake in accepting the recommends
ton of the buildings and grounds
committee.
Salt Lake,-The second appeal OF
Pedro Cano, under suspended sentence
of death for the murder of June st
Clair at Park City on March Is, 1928
was dismissed by the state supreme
court. The case will be remanded to
the Third district court and the de
PENDANT again sentenced to pay fol
the crime with his life.
Provo-Ht well attended meeting
held in the district court room the
members of the Provo Fish and Game
protective association went on record
as being opposed to the abolition of
commercial fishing for catfish in
Utah lake until such time as com
mittees from the separate fish and
game protective associations of Utah
and Salt Lake counties can assemble
and from cooperative investigation
determine what action will be fair
and right to all parties concerned.
Salt Lake-Inclusion of the state
Industrial school as part of the
general state school system is favor
ed by the state welfare commission
held at the capitol The commission
sakes the position that the children
at the institution are of school age
and that they should receive the in
struction which would have been
given them if. they had continued to
attend the district schools.
Salt Lake-Receipts from sale OF
public lands in Utah for the quarter
of tile year ending last September
80, totaled s10,626. according to
report published in the Land Serv-
ice Bulletin of Which a copy was re-
ceived by Eli f. Taylor register OF
the United States land office.
Ogden-E. j. Milne, superinten-
dent of the Nevada industrial school.
was appointed superintendent of the
Utah industrial school at a meeting
of the industrial school board. The
will become effective
January 1.
Provo,-Leland Kirkwood of Provo,
who evaded apprehension since last
summer, when he is alleged to have
in the dynamiting of the
Provo river, was arrested recently
when he returned to his home in
Provo, according to advice received
by the state fish and game depart
ment. He was placed in Jail in de-
fault of bond and will be prosecuted
On complaint sworn to by witnesses.
Eureka-The new amusement
hall of the L. u. $. church is now
under cover and the inside work is
being rushed. The hall will be ready
'or tile Christmas holidays, accord
Ing to the plans of Bishop George
Finch, who has charge of the work.
Provo, = William H. Hornibrook,
publisher of the Provo Daily Herald
md former United States minister to
Siam. was the speaker at the weekly
luncheon of the Provo Rotary club
It the Hotel Roberts last week. Mr..
discussed the economic
problems of Siam and touched briefly
IN general conditions in that section
If the far east.
Bountiful-The Bountiful State
Bank was held up last week and $500
vas taken by two bandits They were
alter captured and placed in the Jail
t Salt Lake. Most of the money was
Payson,-There was much rejoicing
n Payson and throughout the area
in the Strawberry project,
When the officials of the Strawberry
Vaterusers' association received tele-
rams from Senator Smoot and Con- |
FRESHMAN Leatherwood announcing
he passing of the bill providing fer
he financing of the project.
Brigham City,-Patriarch Adolph |
Iadsen. SO years of age, prominent |
hurch and civic affairs Of this COM
nunity for many years. died at the |
amily home. corner of Second West |
nd First North streets, of general |
ebility, following an illness of one
lonth.
Park City,-Ralph Clifford Letter,
Z, is dead and Jim Wanless is in a
ospital suffering from severe MUIR
sss sustained when they drilled into
dynamite charge in missed hole