The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-20
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

hH'NH StOchHleu ana dErlcufluriStS i
southeastern Utah, having locate,
twenty years ago in Sanpete count,
and ranging there and in Carbon
as many as 10000 sheep.
salt Lake,-Hearing in the matter
of whether Timpanogos cave shall re
main public property, has been pos
poned until some time after June %
according to an announcement by Ell
f. Taylor register of the United
States land office, before whom the
hearing will be held.
Salt Lake. = The forestry depart
ment's exhibit of the native woods of
Utah was completed recently at the
capitol. The case contains twenty
two specimens and relief map show
ing national forests Of the state. In
addition, there is a section of the elm
under which George Washington took
command of the colonial army. This
was given the state recently by the
mayor of Cambridge, Mass.
Provo, = A Utah county board OF
health has been created by an or
dinance passed by the board of county
commissioners, which is to be CON-
prised of the members of the county
commission, the county physician and
two assistants and suck -urses as
may be appointed from time to time
by the commission.
Logan,-Orson O. Heath of Smith
field, veteran of the Black Hawk
Indian wars and government mail
died at his home in Smithfield fol-
lowing a weeks illness of pneumonia
He was nephew of Brigham Young
and was the son of Loisa Young |
Heath and Luman Heath
Salt Lake,-Dan Fl. Cannon of Salt |
Lake was elected grand chancellor of |
the Knights of Pythias at sessions of |
the grand lodge held at the X of p. |
hall. He was elected grand prelate
of the grand lodge three years ago
and has served the past year as vice
grand chancellor.
Salt Lake,-The name of the first
woman ever to be granted a law de-
cree by the University of Utah, was
included in list of graduates of the
law school of that institution adj
mitted to practice by the justices of
the supreme court. She is Miss
Rebecca Garelick.
Fort Duchesne.-One of the great
est gatherings in the history of the
Uintah basin is anticipated during
the last few days of July, when sew
eral thousand persons, including
many state, national and school of
ficials, will attend the second Uintah
basin industrial convention to be
leld at Fort Duche5ne.
Ogden Artistic and colorful
Egyptian forms are now to be seen :
n the new Perry Egyptian theatre,
which is being rushed to completion !
or opening on July A. Workmen are :
to complete both interior
md exterior of the theatre for the .
'pening day. |
Bingham.-25 arrests were made
or speeding during the week and :
ustice of the Peace E. E. Dudley ,
as been assessing fines of $40 each =
Or the first offense. Little atten- :
ion has been paid to the speed limit, B
hitch is fifteen miles an hour, and 81
ne town board instructed the police n
apartment to be more aggressive, as :.
ne narrow, congested streets make /
asst driving very dangerous.
Salt Lake City.-Herbert Boyce, %
no said he was a soldier stationed
Fort Dauglas, was sentenced by
ity Judge Ben Johnson to serve
xty days in the city Jail on charge
being drunk and insulting women.
o alternative fine was imposed.
oyce was arrested at Pioneer park.
DISCRIMINATION for goiter r
I'VE been completed among the stu
nts of parochial and private schools
Salt Lake and Ogden by j. Wal
&c, epidemialigist of the state board
health A total of 69,256 pupils
the state have now been given the
st. The positive reaction among L
ales was 31.4 per cent and among +
males, 54.2 per cent, or an aver
e of APT per cent.
Salt Lake City.-L. N. Hood, SO, 7
rasted for the alleged theft of a
ind of butter from a grocery store
Sugar house, was fined $25 by
" Judge Ben Johnson. When ar :,
ted Hood is said to have had =
1910 in his possession. He could :,
e no reason for having taken the Z,
ter. He gave the name of S. L.
'od at police headquarters when in
ked. S,
'pringville.-Fire Of undertermin- A
origin, famed by high velocity
It wind, swept through the bust II
S section of this city on the eve F
the gigantic steel celebration last Z
*, destroying five business houses IN
damaging several others.
ark City.-James MAR, employed 10