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O 6 66 Reports Weber Weber Reports have been received hat the S state road department eat is la InaI main i raining Gaining a crew a-crew crew of men with sleds at South Weber to assist motor moth i its I 9 ts in traveling the state hl highway h ay b b ba tween teen South I and the mouth 6 o Weber Heber canyon At this point the star I road crosses a wide wido flat which is d dl in line with the full sweep u 0 I wind from Weber canyon and it ItI I j f said there is five 1 feet teet of snow j i h places paces Saturday the teams were war wort I Ing steadily pulling motorists through sl I f The road was in fair tall condition Su Sun 1 day and the men had a a. chance chanco t tp 4 talc tab l lit it ens easy for Cor a while a I Draper With Draper With six forty per cent otheir o 0 otheir their total egg production j 1 New York extra of oC tl l J community arc are receiving larger e e checks than heretofore have ha arrived A hundred cases of eggs are uro bei bein shipped daily to the New York market and for tor the la 13 at t few weeks the per pe I pe of highest quality eggs h has ha shown a healthy increase Pullets th tha started this fall all are now matu matur maturing ing and are producing larger ant an am i imore more desirable eggs Jack HardIn manager of the egg department at ul tl Draper warehouse pr pre diets that another two weeks wisee wisee wi wil see at least seventy per rent cent of t thi th i eggs grading as Now New York extra j S t Morgan T. Morgan T. T U. U Butters who ha ht charge of the Fast ast canyon dam darn t fa fo fathe the Weber Davis Canal company re reports t r ports eighteen inches of snow at Ui th TT 1 01 said dam limn He no nt sum this LUI ima is IB the me LUt urs first ursi seam in three years ears when there hi has be bee ample snowfall to completely fill th dam which has a capacity of oC 2300 2800 feet acre-feet of water p f L Monticello Monticello-Monticello Monticello Monticello and have had the heaviest snowfall for s years Starting Tuesday night wita wit will wita willa a blizzard the snow fell with little la until early Thursday IDO mo morn a. a I ing when there was U then en fifteen inches of snow on the level The snot sno has not been so heavy heay as to stop slop mail man schedule J I 1 Drap Draper Draper Draper-A r-A r A heaY heavy snowfall and and str ng wind from the south threw a ened to drift sufficiently to block u th I os J-os Angeles Salt Lake railroad u tin lia through this city Timely of the storm together with the far fac a c that trains were ere running a closer i ia f than usual kept the track ot ope 1 Although the snowfall at Drape DroP amounted to six or eight inches Leh was apparently slighted b by the stor storm stor z only two inches having fallen fn In thai thi ha I vicinity The highway ay at the Poi Poin of the Mountain usually the scone ne 0 u ol enormous snowdrifts was unaffected z Brighton BrIghton- Nixie Brighton Nine i e inches of new sno snow had fallen at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning at the city watershed a al alBrighton Brighton it was reported by Harr liari observer who left Uie Wednesday afternoon to co come e down the the cit city for the holidays It was tins b b likely that additional snow f during the Ule afternoon Reports to t t. t th waterworks department showed fi inches of new snow at nt City creel creG eight at Mountain 1 De Dell l and four at th r mouth of DIg Big Cottonwood canyon G Ephraim Ephraim-A Ephraim A large committee tr fro the Loins club and practically all all the business men of oC the city met wit wt the city council in special sessi I Tuesday night in the city h hill hall ll for f tl f. f purpose of considering the of oC p purchasing an engine of oC some s sto sto sto to be installed in with t tl present light ht ph nt to Insure bet bett l lights and power r Salt Lake Lak The Lake The shipment of oC Ame l Amy scan lean sheep to Russia Rusia the largest p F p. of ot which was purchased purchased- Utah and the Intermountain reglo las ass reached safely its future home cording to information from J J. J J Pincus of the agricultural L. L mH of ui Ul rho LU uie Trading c Vj I New York fiscal agent for tho the Ru Ru sian sianI government hoop cheep commissio I and made ti t tI th that t. t visited the west purchases purchase this fall fan The 19 1926 G p pu I chases In America numbered app at E Emore e. e 1700 head and of this numb Utah Ulah In mo more e than 1000 were wen taken 1 Ut Utah Utah The The h The second substantial sno snot i visited Salt La storm of the season J n in t Tuesday afternoon ushering official beginning of ot winter which Q 05 fj curs Wednesday and giving ghin t the e cit cita cl I Ia a fresh white covering for forThe y The snow began early In tt the aft aft in a bl ual r noon reaching the peak fall faU c co o around 5 o'clock A heavy hean tinned for Cor about an hour resulting a a deposit of or several inches 1 if American Falls dam The Ogden The now holding approximately acre feet acre feet of ot storage water for south y Idaho farms W V. V II n. Wattis preside of the Utah Construction compan co i isaid said his hig return from froth an annd Ins r upon i o do t t. t f tl Hf i ark a nn nd a v. v n our o ui UL u. u tuia i s nv t extension project at Shoshone a a the company has under wa way way- t r Ogden Ogden Preparation hi of at a 1 thre e Utah Ih J in IC inthe road construction program me med is isIng ue the years ears ears 19 1927 7 2 8 and 1929 Ing lag tion Uon it rt was announce announced d d departs depart officials of ot tho the state road This program contemplates la t es the use us approximately of f T a and nu funds in each of at those rC years Is I's a y with n Jno iron amount will vill be matched matche witha t tb a and furnished by th the b state The federal federl aid MS has q b Ii J 19 3 appropriated d and that lr l u tJ been he m set Tai Tuh t t 1 1 l' l W i an anor ind a D l 1 tat a roc or 0 11 i on orf J y 1 1 S ll it 1 k d l kl |