Show t I I News I I Notes t tJ i J It It a Privilege to Live in in t 4 Utah i I O 4 I Bountiful Rock Bountiful Rock work has haR started on the tunnel that Is being driven cn by 4 contractors on Bountiful city farm tann inan ilLan ilL in an un effort to increase that city's s water supply The contractors who for Cor th the the- past two or throe three weeks have ha cleared away awny tho timo overburden which covered the thc rock strata have now penetrated ted the rock several feet Faster aster rog re ross s is now that tho the actual tunneling Is under wa way To date n DO water has been encountered The oh- oh ob 1 of the tho tunnel Is placed at 5 sO 1 o feet teet Moab An Moab-An An Ice jam In the Colorado d river threatens to tie lie up all boat transportation on the Mid I Ion Midwest west Utah Oil on Refining wells for Cor an Indefinite period per per- r. r hid iod unless efforts to break the gorr gor are For the tho past week th thai boat boat crow crew of or the Moab Garage corn com pan pany which operates a freight barge barges have been heen fi fighting tho time ice In vain Salt SnIt Lake Lak Programs Lake Programs for tor the tho annual convention of the tho Utah Utai State at Salt SaU Lake Jan Jan- 11 ur ury ry 24 has been announced Frank P. P president of the National Xa Na I rowers rowers' association will wUl willbe be the principal speaker II 11 W W. liar liar- Harl vey Heber City president and James JamesJ A. A Hooper Salt Lake secretary WU will deliver their annual reports the mornIng morn morn- Ing of or the tho first day Malad The Malad-The The value of the principal crops raised in Idaho In 1926 Is based l on December farm prices This is per or cent less lea leathan I than the 1025 25 value O but greater than h I I. I i 9 1 o flO t T TV i 1 t U ui UL j. j 1 i u. u vuu L s 0 1 01 these crops was and th the r 1921 I cr crop p was 1 Malad Malad-As Malad As an indication of the rapid expansion and growth of water power development in Idaho during the las las' i few years rears tabulations prepared by th the geological survey show that in 19 1921 there thero were In operation forty plants having a total rated waterwheel waterwheel water water water- wheel capacity of or horsepower Legislatures In several western states are likely to be called upon t vote this season upon tute bills of ot one typo or another Since Sine the original dairy airy substitutes bill va wa wa introduced in Oregon and defeated dairymen of or many states have ha sought f to have havo enacted legislation of oC a similar aim sim- ilar liar though less radical nature Lass t session an effort was made in Idaho t to g f legislate a tax on dairy hairy substitute chiefly and butter lutcs made from plant oils but I faile failed l. l r. r P. P Myton C. Myton-C. C. C G. G Haskell Haskeil of oC Milford N j Beaver county an nn alfalfa seed p pi producer pro pro- ducer in that part pait of or the state stale J i 90 J spending a few Cew days in My Myton ton and part of the Uintah basin He lie is an independent ta Iri in- dependent seed buyer buer and has bee procuring samples of alfalfa seed Reed pr to making purchases for tor hi self seH and and astern eastern seed companies Salt SaIt Lake Lake During During the month of D cember the state treasurer John V W. W ker paid out on warrants Issued the state auditor the sum of 10 10 leaving a balance on hand i ithe the stron strong boxes of oC the state of The rite total receipts for 1 month Including the balance on h hon hon hon on December 1 1 I. was stamps sold during the mO mon man amounted to Price hogs hogs oj oja Raising Price Raising of oC purebred a commercial scale is a new Indus ladus In this section which promises to tS toof o of value upon further 4 t m I The start for this new V rn to Carbon lount county a agriculture i i. i Il shipment of purebred Cle t fi I White ho hogs s brought in Ubin in within the Pa I few ew days t Salt Lake Lake Taxes Taxes amounting to J were e received at at the om ol o of John Walker Talker state treasure ti Tuesday The largest larlest amount fr an any one count county was from Salt La Lacount LaJ county count which sent a ch check ck for 8 S Utah county's counts check was next largest in size amounting received c CIl The hal bal balance ce from tram various ram counties 8 as follows chesne 4 Emmy Emery 1295 1 Jj Morgan an P Pi i and Sevier Ogden Attendance Ogden Attendance at the eighth nual nimah Ogden n livestock lI show a wide territory The opening delegation i iSalt f brought a sizeable Salt Lake LaC sent its m 11 IP C. C Ben Hen Ross Hoss as nt its official stand stanC bearer beurel Denver Hemer which will ope stock show a annual tern closes Is is j after the O Ogden event ent resented on O Ogden's denN guest list list- exhibitors s at the Junction City cIa cK ship to D Denver ll cr after this show feet o of S Layton Two Layton Two was added to the c consid considerable raille O Iu n east or of of already on the mountains dt city during durin the snowstorm this JJ t l l c The additional snow It is decu eliminates all nIl possibilities of a 1 L unless an un q shortage next season lal occurs O early spring I meriting 1 A mass Ephraim-A Ephraim t J Tue iu last in iii S the tabernacle with n Mayor Murol Armstrong in charge a s SUJ su N tho OIO purpose of discussing tho the tu engine to augment A. A r Ephraim IOd of and aini power supply o leI TotO fOte followed anti and a TO L p fa showed a n tie for tor half haU o of rh of cost u x a p. wanted an en engine at L Pe pe f and tho the others wanted a hel vote t t t Anol t constructed u to Lo I taken ama and it was decided t tse fe elt take lake U up ill time te matter city water t ta to 5 5 enough If Ir there is s se e a a n new pia plant n l J if not to L t |