The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17
What We Find In Our seTiy IL.
changes.
GENERAL ROUND. Up FOR TINE WEEK
ainihT. fsnn snd GENERAL NsvsutIs
tsis't 10 oar Reader. rtom E,si, rat,
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engineers.
The frst 81 the raugr riiile from Utah
this SEASON vent 10 South umaia via
the Union pariGc la.t w,,l. The,
comprisci -c,euty.h,e c,r- from me-
Son Pete valley Evanston Nea.
Register
Three ifapp"r. arr rampci nt lipr..
t.air. vi the head ui ilc i,rstrr fufl ol
Logan canyon. They have aIpsI.
srrured seven h"nr.tius. and r,tcct iu
vet vt least as many murr before tho,
vet thruug d. l.opHu Nation.
Work l. still going ou u the Mnrh
Peak mining district IN spite IT there.
purts Ofth- mine. l-inr ,nllcd. Ip.
turns FROM sumc specimens II rre taken
ron the vein ou The surface came in
Tuesday. They went Ss2i in gold d.
Vernal Express.
\ very destructive wind swepi
through our trwnA lev days agp aul
blew onc.hali or twu.thirls OF thpnp.
pic and psar emp 10 the ground. This
i'qnits a loss no thc crop rccm. tu h.
unusually large aud the apples better
than common ba,is Co. Clipper
Mr., valleg. the factory chcme-t. il
very much delighted over The testing vi
the boet,, The per cent Of the saccharinr
IL much better than II wa. last ycarat
this season. lie says Ia .on- districts
the becis are two weeks earlier than
last year.-Lehi Banner.
The peach trees In various parts oi
town are - weighted down with their
preciou, load no torcqnire strong props
" prevent the hardened limbs from
splitting Oft and falling tu the ca,lh.
The sight is IN Ia interesting one to be-
hold.--Brigham Bugler.
Harvest has commenced In earnest
sud II will be bat lew days until he
fields SIRE covered with shocks ofg 'U.u
grain. There will 10 good yiel,
grain and u the Oriental war will oniy
raise the price OF wheat Sanpetc Ter
msrs will be right In the swim
Ephraim Enterprise.
IL will soon b. tine 10 register
People should bear one fact la mind
two registrations will he rsqnirrd---on
for the general election and one Tor M
constitutional convention delegates, bu
both will be done AZ the same time
Two ballot boIes will 10 provided OF
election day and each person who b
twice registered all be allowed to cos
ballot In each nj the boxes and no
without . Logan Journal.
While driving some cattle shout W.
miles south Of Chester last Sunday
wiliord Alfred was quite seriously In
infed. lie WIS riding Young horse
which fell down, catching him. l
broke tue cartilage connecting the rib
on the right side, seriously affecting thl
boys liver. ile also received har
blow on the head producing partia
conclusion NJ The brain, Mt Pleasan
Pyramid,
II 10 reported that there are about 40
hogs running In Sir Mile canyon abov'
the town Of Sterling. lfiwodozen sheeI
~sTe TO cross the stream within seyeI
mile. OF the town the herders would b.
arrested lot beiouling the water. Bu
400 hsgs do no damage TO the strcau
nor do not beioul the water, accorin
To the Sterling officers Of the peace
Consistency 10 u jewel rarely found
especially among the anti.sheep men q
Sterling. -Manti Messenger
Just northeast Of Pleasant Grove !
Utah county are the famous onyx mine
of Dayey & Warner. 4 tunnel run int
the mountain during the present sprin
and summer has Just tapped cave
vast proportions. II is OF unknow
depth, having been sounded for TOO
feet and no bottom found. Its floor
Of onyx, tho puresi aud rarsst, It dil
with the mountain side, except that
IL nearer the perpendicular. o. Richie
Adyocste.
Castle Dale, Aug, s.-During
thunderstorm this evening VILLA
Lake, a farmer living In this plac
started 10 20 up to the ditch to turn
the water, and had only been out f
minutes when struck down by ligl
ming. lie was heard moaning by
nsighbor and assistance was proeur
and the injured man taken home .
clothing was very badly torn and bur
by the bolt At this writing he
rapdly recovering from the shock n
no apprehension OF danger is cut
tanned. Price Telegraph.
A new industry Is being started
Castle Dale. Mr.. +. D. Clappr receu
discovered q bed Of potters clay
miles below Castle Dale, and he
cided TO test II and Il Of good quality
manufacture crockery thereirom.
isnow engaged In pulling ont his Sec
lot oiisrs, Jugs, crocks, bowls, 10
pots and the like, Your correspond
visited his place Of business few d
since and was told that another
second kiln would he ready TO burr
about ten days. Nj Clapp eEAib
some Of his finished product and
nounee IL hrst-class in every reap