The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-16


a ton to feed to hogs.-Leht Banner.
of Manti and the work is being pushed
ahead. There is every indication that
f1rst-class mine will be the reward of
their labor.
Joseph Judd, P. H. Madsen and ia
cob Wintch, have been putting in a
few days prospecting for coal, says the
Sentinel. They found what they were
hunting for, for about three miles south
Charles Kinder of Oasis was kicked
in the stomach by a horse and was so
seriously injured that his life was en-
dangered, but later reports say he IS
slowly ecovering.-Millard County
Blade.
The A. o. U. w. of Manti held their
seni-annual election last Friday night.
It resulted as follows: Joseph Judd,
NJ w; F. Adler, foreman; p. p Dyr-
ing, overseer; W. K. Reid, recorder;
Albert futile. receiver
While coming from the depot last
Saturday evening George Bench had
what might have been a serious acct
dent One of his horses fell through
the bridge on main street. Fortunate
ly no great damage was done.-Manti
Sentinel
Walter Stringham has been showing
us some photographs of the Edmonds
mine Two pieces of coal are shown,
one weighing 1000 pounds and the other
l, 200 Judging by the number of men
employed they must be doing Dig
buSiness.-Manti Sentinel.
The work of appraising the Soren
Nelson estate is completed. Accord
| ing to the figures of the appraisers
the estate is worth $40 $4,000. Nelson
is the man alleged to have been pois-
oned by Mrs. Van Patten, who was re-
Gently arrested in Salt Lake.
H. ]. Sheffield had a narrow escape
| from losing his leg Tuesday morning
while boarding the train. His legs
caught between the platform and the
his physique he succeeded in LODGING
himself safely on the coach.-Kaysville
Eagle.
The report of the city sexton to be
handed in to the city council covering
period from April % to Dec. 10
shows the number of deaths during
| that time to have been as follows
Adult males 3, adult females 8, young
men 2, infant males 5, infant females
4, total II. The total number OF. graves
in the cemetery is now S65.-Mt. Pleas
ant Pyramid.
Amasa Aldrich returned Tuesday
from the sheep camps on the southern
desert considerably tanned and twenty
pounds lighter. Amasa says the sheer
are in fine condition, but fall Of
snow is badly needed, as there is a.
present water on the large stream:
only, and the feed has become very
short around these. Feed elsewhere i!
good.-Mt. Pleasant Pyramid.
Camp Floyd will soon become th'
! golden crown of our new state of Utah
There is every indication that there /!
gold bearing rock yielding from three
to fifty dollars per ton stretching Owe
an area Of some sixty or more miles
| 1t is low grade, but under the new eva
hide process it can be treated ver1
cheaply, leaving a wide margin of pro
fit for the operators. Indeed. is Utai
fortunate in many ways. By this tim
next year the whole territory will b.
booming.-Provo Dispatch.
There is great deal Of dissatisfac
ton among our citizens in regard t.
the collection of county taxes ant
some of them are making a vigorou
kick. 1t seems that when they re
ceived the notices stating the amour
of their taxes they went and paid uI
In short time another notice woul'
, come and in some cases a third, tn
, amount Of the taxes being different Of
each notice. Although they paid thei
taxes promptly each time, some o
them still find themselves advertised a
delinquents and are compelled to pa,
: the penalty.-Ephraim Enterprise.
The football team returned on Sat
urday evening via Sanpete Valley, say
i the Manti Sentinel. On Friday the
: won the match with the Springvill
) team, getting three TALES while thei
oponents failed to make a goal.
! representative of the Provo tear
! watched the game, carrying a cha
: lenge in his pocket, but at the clos
of the game, he, informed them tina
Provo would not be ready to play the1
, at present. ''Manti never gets left
was the remark made by Manti de
: egate in the territorial Democrat
convention at the garden city, and the
believe it. We have juvenile teal
5 that is prepared to meet Proves bes