The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03
What We Find In Our AeEsy BG-
changes.
GENERAL ROUNDUP FOR TIE WEEK.
SIinins. Tsrin and General Nsvs ~ Ia
is,sa 90 our Headers Prom E'sry rstt
Of the Territory.


ycy r.rh o.,.a .ink, having l,e. .e.
cent, made ON the 20. Il run. 1900
ounce, in silver and some gold --riu'ir
Miler.
To, Wool Association have almost
completed their shipment. Tor the sca-
son. The, h w. hindlei tearl, IN ..
lion snd halt pounds thl- .ea ou.--
Manu srhtinyh
TVv car loads Of p0taiuts we're shipped
on " rdnrsday over the a. T. from
Woods Cross. They hsd been bougn,
~ nineteen cents per ba-hci.- Davis
Co. Record
Carrie ". G.. smith. beloved vile OF
President Orson Smith, passed from
this life Saturday, July p, 1894, ut her
residence In the Sixth ward, Logan, Of
childbed ievcr.-logan Journal.
President Bruback oithe s.P. V. Rail.
road says that steel will begin to be-
laid on the extension VI that road
and completed to the Sterling coal aelds
before snow fies.-Advocate.
Nothing Of special Importance has
uan,plrcd during tie week 1he usual
amountof development work IL being
done with good results, but no new dis
coyerics Of pay ore are reported
Mscur Mcrcur.
A hitler daughter OF Con. Rowe Of
this city had her finger taken OIL last
week by getting 1t caught In the cos-
Of some machinery. Dr. Winters scwed
II back on again and Il Is nos doing
nies,y.-Mt Pleasant Pyramid.
Joe Strong was In town, Thursday.
lie trys the company he represents has
bousn up 25J, 200 pounds Of wool In this
vicinity. Al Soda Springs they pur.
chased 100000 psuLds.- Brigham
Buglor.
Died. at the residence In Logan Of her
daughter Caroline wstterson, July 20
1904. Ann Hobbs, daughter Of Thomas
and nm owen. She was born April
Srd ls0oin Reading, Berkshire, England,
Logan Journal.
Joseph Downward Of spring City, who
has been In very poor health for several
months past, became wildly insane the
early part OF last week and was taken 10
Provo Tuesday. lie has n wife and elk
childrsn.-Mt. Pleasant Pyramid.
Il. Y. Haskell l. in from Deep Greek.
where he has purchased twenty car
loads Of cattle to be shipped irom this
point this week, lie has also purchased
several carloads OF cattle from cur
rnnehInan In this nvighborhood.-Mil'
lard Co, Blade.
The contract for the road TO the coal beds
Was lot to Henry Beal Of Ephraim. The
estimated eosls lie $4,000. Work will
be commenced by August and by the
middle Of Septsmbe trains Will bs run
ning.-Manti seminal.
During tho heavy thunder storm al
LayAn, on Thursday OF last week, Erick
Peterson, a thrifty young farmer, wa'
struck by lightning and instantly killed
while Watering grain In his geld lii'
body was iound short time atitrsarc
lying In the dilch, ieariully burned anC
diseolortd. --sallhA Press. ..
Notwithstanding the deprosscd con
dition u the tiAes. business matters il
this part Of Territory has assumed I
more hsslthiul appearance. The slip
ments OF wool aud cattle have bsel
lively, and the general exchange Il
slocA and farm products has been equa
TO past years. --Millard Co. Blade.
J. b. Rawlins that used to tep In
ielsgraphIe ksyAt The U, =. station {
Oasis. has been appointed mine IL
spector. While Jim" Is an all'roun
good.heartsd fellow, tits doubted II b
could tell on sight whether q piece
rock contained bromide Of hope or II
sulpherate, OF dlsappointmont.-MillaI
Co. Blade.
Word has been received that D.
Smith, formerly Of the Vendome, died
rheumatism OF the heart ON sundI
last at Los Angeles. The daughters
the deceased left here when the iathel
condition became critical but did n
arrive In time to see him alive. II
body will be brought to Ogden ioI
terment.-sentinel
The fellow Blackburn, who In ord
to avoid a term In the Pen, married
glh, Ella Hanson about two weeks Al
lived with his wife less than ten d.
and then left the country for Chicago
prepare the way, he said, TO have
wife follow him. But since his
parture nothing has been heard OF i
and II is now believed he has deser
girl.--BoK Elder Voice.
On Thursday last Mr.. Homar Bro
met with a very bad accident. lie
returning from Murray to HE hons
TayIorayllle and his horse becon
frightened by the noise OF tbs band
was serenadng newly married eou
ran pway aud threw Mr.. Brown 70
ground, where he lay senseless, as
dead. DR.. Jones Of Murray was ca
and after making an examination
covered that Bic leit arm was broken
lev The elbow and bis back aud,
ysry badly bruised AMI IIsiaIed.