Show Intermountain News Briefly Told by Busy Readers Renders r I FREE EE FUN PLANNED I LESS SS GASOLINE USED WATER VATER SUPPLY GOOD 1 i IDAHO FAl FAMILIES UES GROV GROW MAY HELP BLIND POOR BOISE nOISE The IDA The Idaho gasoline gasoline gasoline gaso gaso- line tax tar brought In about less In May Olay this year than during slay May a year ago the monthly report of the director of ot motor fuels di dig dis discloses closes BOISE DOISE IDA Families Families In Idaho Inci increased eased from In 1920 1020 to 15 In 1930 an Increase of 81 84 per cent the United States census bureau reports Average size of qt families families fam fam- however decreased from 4 41 43 persons to 41 persons a reduction of 46 40 per cent While the number of or families Increased 84 per cent In Inthe Inthe the ten tea year period the net Increase In total population was but 32 per percent cent HELPER UT A A big community day c celebration t to be be known a as al Helper Day sponsored by the civic ch civic ic clubs of the city Is being planned for June 25 The program will in In- elude a Helper Helper basin baseball baseball base base- ball game water sports swimming games band concerts barbecue parade parade pa pa- rade and a n carnival street dance Everything E Is to be be free free and and the e entire entire en en- tire program is being arranged to afford the greatest pleasure to the hundreds of ot people expected a as guests of the city MOAB l UT 1 Mrs H. H Engmann sails this month for France where when she will visit the the grave of her sou son Charles who died from wounds received received re received re- re on French battlefields BOISE ID IDA Jackson lake res reservoir reservoir on the upper Snake river i 1 is gaining in storage daily Water storage storage storage stor stor- age along the river Is said to bo be ample although the two main reser resel reservoirs of of the Snake now hold lea les water than at this time last year SMITHFIELD UT The The city commission has called for a n special specia election July to vote on the waterworks bond Issue t to enlarge the he water system OGDEN UT Bids Bids on the construction con and Improvement of t 22 mU miles s of ot highway on the Soda Springs Freedom route near th the Wyoming Idaho-Wyoming border have been advertised by the United States State bureau bureau bu bu- bu reau of ot public roads SAr SALT T LAKE CITY UT Salt Salt Lake Jake County commissioners have been advised by the County attorney attorn attorn- ey that the state law passed by the thelast thelast thelast last legislature empowering boards board of county commissioners to levy I a special tax for the benefit of indigent indi gent blind was discretionary and not mandatory OGDEN UT H. H. H Bjorngaard 30 professional of the local Ski club was killed In a collision of his motor mot or cycle and an unknown auto FREEDOM I WYO SwIss Swiss cheese to the amount of ot seventy th thousand pounds has been forwarded from the recently installed cheese factory to Idaho Id-aho Falls The cheese i is to be marketed In California ROCK SPRINGS WYO Wool Wool selling In southwestern Wyoming is ver very slow with an estimated supply supply sup sup- supply ply of ot three million fleeces on hand A brace in the market is hoped for forIn forin In Inthe the near future SALT LAKE CITY UT UT-Re UT Re Receipts of the gasoline sales tax on OIL motor vehicle fuel sold in April the tax being payable in May l totaled totaled totaled total total- ed 1 as compared with collected on gasoline In h Inthe inthe the same month of last year car SAr SALT T LAKE CITY UT Sup SUI Sup Support port In the move to acquire more acres for Camp W. W G. G Wil Wll hams Haras summer ummer home of the Utah National guard has been pledged ged b bible bj be ible of ot the Utah congressional del delegation Sen R R. Smoot Con D. ConD D. D B B. Colton and Con Loof Loofbourow prom promIsed promised promised their best efforts In speeches before the soldiers in the encamp ment went PROVO UT Plans Plans for tor holding eight camps during the summer per period period iod hod for the two thousand scouts of 01 council are being rapid rapidly ly l- perfected and the first camp wilbe wll wil I be held shortly NEPHI UT The The city has en enacted enacted acted an ordinance requiring month monthly ly it inspection and aud approval al of a li hi licensed censed ceased on all mulch cows stables and find equipment used ii il producing ng or handling milk EPHRAIM UT UT-Additional UT Additional cas cash casl has been appropriated by the gov gO government for fot a continuation of the investigation in investigation of the amount of water wat 1 available for the proposed Lum Luni tunnel east of ot the city DEA BEAVER YEn UT The The city has decreed that all dogs and cats cat are to wear muzzles for tor several severn I weeks Any dog og or cat seen outside 1 of its own premises without a muzzle muzzle is In hr danger of being shot The ordinance Is designed to tb safeguard against hydrophobia as two calves calve and a cow recently died from th the disease IDAHO FALLS IDA A A con curl contract contract tract whereby southern idaho canal cann companies will obtain from the fed federal federal federal eral government acre feel of ot stored water In American Falls reservoir at an annual rate of ot 50 has Ims been agreed upon at a meeting meet meeting ing of ot the water officials EPHRAIM UT The The work of ot graveling the stretch stretch- of the Ephraim Ephraim Eph Eph- raim to Orangeville road load for tor about 3 miles below the tIle Great basin experiment ex ox station is underway and cud will continue for the balance of ot the ibe month I I |