The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-09

Coroner Taylor and jury have de.
,lared the death of Carl +. Berg-torm,
the unfortunate man who Nasso terribly
crushed hy rock NJ Langton'- lime
stone quarry on Saturday was due en-.
tiroly TO an accident. so blame could
bcaitachcd to any person. The funeral
services will he held to-day ut the family
residence ir Superior M iiti1n Herald,
9th.
Development work on II. J.. Bale
mining claim In shlina canyon i. going
along mr,rily. Two tunnels arc being
driven into the size VI the hill aud good
copper aud lead orc has lcrn taken out.
Mr.. Ball is quite sanguine ~ to results
and thinks that few more weeks VI
active work will demonstrate the fact
that paying ore exists In vast quantities
near salina. Salina Press.
Now IL the time for every one TO -
that the premises surrounding their
houses be- cleared from all rubbish and
more especially all decayinE vegetation.
The decomposing of all the fruits and
vegetables left upon the ground, will 10
time, II lett exposed, cause eilluyias and
poisonous particles 10 rise and mix with
the atmosphere, which thereby becomes
foul anil unfit for our lungs, carrying
With II germs Of diseases that OLD and
Young cannot Dodge without great deal
VI difficulty. The people have no need
oi inviting such enemies, and TO also
encourage them to linger around their
hoincs.-Nsphi Courier.
A sad case Of drowning IL reported
from Aurora, In this county. A little
con Of Mrs. JabeE Broadhead was the
victim. The child. In company with
other children, was playing near the
main canal which passes In font Of the
house, aud In some unaccountablc man
ner fell In and was carried by tho swift
current to point nearly quarter Of
mine below. The little one was not
missed until some time aiterward. The
mothers grief was pitiful. Only last
spring her husband died. aud this child
was the apple Of her eye. The funeral
occurred Sunday .--salina Press.
DR.. +. T. llosforl and wife met with u
very unfortunate accident on last Friday
evening. They were walking north on
Main street, aud looking at the Demo
cratic torchlght recession VIXEN by
missing their footing they fell into the
uqueduct. The doctor had three ribs
broken, while hi. wife dlrlocated her
arm and broke the bone above the elbow
No ono being with them aud the night
very dark they lay In the creek some
time before assistance came. Strangers
passing by heard groans aud pulled them
out. When taken home medical assis-
lance was called, and their injuries
attended to. Mrs. llosiord Is still Ia a
bad condition, and even more serious
trouble IL anticipated. -Mant Messen-
ger.
The whcle Territory VI Utah will he
n gamer from that advertising In tho
Inter Ocean by the Bear River Canal
Company. II is something that Utah
hnslong felt the need OIL We look Il
see Corinno surrounded by better
and more progressive farming commu
nifty than any other town In Utah NJ I
result Of this vigorous advertising
There are thousands Of Young farmer
in the East who, II FULLY instructed a
to the lyantages Of farming In Utah
would come 10 the Territory. IL 10 onl!
question Of putting the information
before them In the proper shape. \
the writer poiRtsd ont In these column
last week, Utah agriculture has bee
sadly neglected There must be
vigorous shaking up, otherwise II vi
not be long when Utah will be held u
before the world as the least progressiy
agricultural state In the Union, II
lust such enterprise ~ Is displayed Il
the Bear River Canal Company that
needed aud badly needed In Utah II
Just such enterprise that would ven
soon result In doubling the agricultur
product OF the territory. Tribune.
otto Letter of Big Piney wyo, j. Il
Producing = novelty in the stock hnsine'
lie lately took his fat steers to 0mal
ior sale, and having plehty OF feed
home, purchased 25S last spring ealys
All steers, aud shipped them to WyomiI
to feed and raise. For hose calves
pail from $3.50 to t2.l6 per hundn
pounds, the Average weight
ing 1888 pounds, making the average e,
per head 1914 at Omaha. 10 ship
Opal, Wyo., cost an average Of 81,
per head, bringing the average cost
those steers al Opal up TO ts.72. \
Letter feels quite confident Of maxi
this shipping Of Nebraska calves
Wyoming profitable business, and
sueeess ia this new departure will
CLOSELY watched by cattle raisers. Str
pne.
Thursday Of this week W, W. $
ders, one Of Park City's leading dairym
returned home from an extended
through the territory m search
thoroughbred Jersey miloa COWS "
which to Improve the quality OF