The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-30
Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

hiOtoiCycle anu ItuueTcu uucOnSClOu
when he and f. A. Valentine, also c
this city, driving an automobile co
lided on the state highway at the in
tersection Of Main and Fifth Sout
streets.
Ogden, Twelve hundred feet o
motion picture films taken of tn
Wendover road have been shipped t
the United States board of publi
roads at Washington, ID. c.. for de
velopment One print will be re
turnd to Ogden for the use if bureau
officials here in writing titles and es
tabllshing continuity.
$1,000 the last payment in the pur
chase Of the public safety building
was handed to the Bankers Trust
company by City Auditor Alvin. Ked
dington, who in turn received the
final outstanding bonds issued to
Title will be formally transferred &c
the city as soon as the necessary
papers can be prepared.
Park City,-The deal for control OF
the Silver King Consolidated Mining
company, comprising 400 acres OF
undeveloped ground on the Park City
mineral Coalition Mining company at
the annual stockholders meeting
With this additional ground, the Goa.
lition controls $500 acres on the
coz, f.,1 H.
an enyiable position in that district
Ogden.-Roy Sheriff., convict, serv.
ing time at the Utah state prison,
disappeared here when Warden
James Devine of that institution came
to Ogden on business, bringing Sher
ril as chauffeur of his automobile. He
was later captured and is now behind
the bars
Salt Lake,-Sam Rance, the only
other white man besides United
States Marshal j. Ray Ward to know
the story of Old Posey's death in the
Indians last fight near Monticello
more than a year ago. is dead, ac-
cording to word brought to Salt
Lake by d. p Miller of Medicine
Hat.
Bingham-Work has been resumed |
on the new high school building as |
the tower erected for pouring the con.
crete has been repaired The first
tower erected crashed to the ground |
and two workmen narrowly escaped |
serious injury 1t is hoped to have |
the building completed in time for
the opening of school in September.
Salt Lake.-Morphine sufficient to
bring in $500 in sales to drug adj
diets was found in an extensively
pound volume mailed at Canea, Is
and of Crete, Greece, to ]. Kalos
alias James Papadakis. Copperfied
lotel, Bingham, by l.. r. Watts fed
raj narcotic agent here, working in
with postal inspectors
md Kalos was arrested when he call
d for his mail
Salt Lake City.-Mayor c. Clar-
nee Neslen, in addressing the tax Q
ommittee of the Salt Lake County t
arm bureau referred to the possible 5
onsoliation of the city and county {
governments, remarking that if con-
was effected it would save
o the taxpayers 100000 a year.
Spanish Fork The continued
rought here is working severe hard {
hips on the farmers of this district c
lany acres seeded to beets are be- 5
: watered, the first seeding plowed s
p and then reseeded. This will [
lake the crops much later, but the c
rst crop has not come up because d
the extremely dry weather. v
New York-The Utah Copper com u
any for the quarter ended March 1
|, 1924, reported net income o ST. q
1924 after taxes and deprecia ion, Il
ut before depletion, equivalent to a.
I.31 a share earned on S16,244sQO n
lpital stock par $40. This compared
it'll 81, 1877 OCT or S1.33 share earn.
in the preceding quarter and So, j
lilo or S137 a share in the first M
iarter of 1923. III
Salt Lake,--Increased employment 81
all lines of industry In Utah, except Di
PIPER mining and railway shop work, In
noted in the industrial employment DI
rvey of the mountain district for CT
e month of April issued by the Unit. IL
States department of labor. An co
listing surplus of building mechanics WI
being absorbed and considerable
highway work has been
arted in the state. according to the IN
rvey co
Spanish Fork,-Standing under an err
sctric light globe at her home at ca
land, three miles from here, Miss IN
arlotte Lindsay, 70. was instantly on
led by lightning. "
Salt Lake.-Giving away OF steel cd
am holding temporary flashboards
the spillway of the Parley's creek
'ervoir dam caused Salt Lake City
lose about 20,00O,000 gallons OF w,
rage water and gave rise to excite. o,,
nj in Sugorhouao 0var q flood Tint