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


produce Of his dairy. AZ Provo he
succeeded in Ending what he wanied
and purchashcd se,erd head which he
brought home with him, and through
which he proposes 10 build up the rep
utution OF bic dairy until 1t l. second to
none. Mr. Sanders &. convinced that
the milk Ola Jersey COW H. the very hest
boz the world Tor family use, aud that is
the trade he desires 90 secure. lie is
thoroughly satisfied with tho stock
purchased and ispositi,e that his many
customer. will agree With him that as
glvers OF rich milk, the Jersey COW can
not De- beaten -Rccorl
Tie regular meeting Of the County
Horticultural society was held at the
county court house Yesterday, Mr.. d.
Austin presiding With j. -. Tags as
secretary. After the routine business
had bcen disposed Of, "a number Of the
gentlemen present made brei addresses
iu regard To winter work, urging the
advisabilily Of sending some literature
into lhe county. Mr.. T. \. Dix, r. L.
Nissiuv aud George Bailey were ap.
pointed ~ u committee to wait on the
county court tomorrow. The society
will hold its next meeting On the ifst
SATURDAY In December Herald.
Yesterday uouing about s o'clock
Frank WATSON. tic ycurold.son ii
4. ". Mailsna--A, hat lrg cut
I'll by icing thtouu under moving
freight train at Uiniah The LETT lex
was cut OFT bctv ten the knee and ankle.
Ogden Dep, =. l.. Tribune.
r. Fcrun, con Of Bishop Perrin Of
Eden, mot with a serious accident lie
IL located At rromon,ory aud while out
riding, some thirty.dye miles from the
railway, Ice was thrown frpm his horse
and the animal iell upon him. lie was
brought ~ Ogden. Dr.. Gordon attended
him aud found that lis left arm was
broken At the elbow aud that the limb
was dislocatrd. NoWs.
The north end VI Cache comfy IL
becoming noted Tor it, gas wells. A
short distance below Smithheld there
are two or three families who utilize
natural gas Tor lighting aud heating pur.
poser, aud last week another dow VI gas
was struck by Reese Clawson, who was
boring IA artesiAn we'll on John Bling
hams farm near Trenton. - reaching
depth VI 46s icct How VI gas was
struck, which when ignlted. shot fame
fifteen feet into the air. Il is believed
that gas abounds IA that region, aud
further attempts will be made to secure
it.-News.
Yesterday morning At : O'Clock II was
discovered thatp shooting had taken
place at the Union depot freight yards
last night ut abOnt O'Clock, the result
being badly wsunded man. IL seems
from tue story Of the wounded man,
whose name IL q. A. Daniels aud whose
place VI residence IL Salt Lake City, that
he IL poor man ON his way to Battle
Mountain. where he had secured posi-
ton In hotel. Being without money
he attempted to beat his way west over
the Southern Pacific. As lie stepped
into ~ empty stock car he says that tho
Southern Pacific watchman hfod u shot
at him, which struck him In tho right
hip. The train was Just pulling out aud
he was carried FAR along the road before
he was discovered. lie was then taken
to Promontory where he was laid of aud
sent back IN Ogden, being placed in the
city hospital. IL was late In the day,
when the surgeons aaally extracted the
bullet. The wounded man Is IA q pre-
carlous condition, but with the chances
In his favor The man whoil 10 alleged
did the shooting is Joseph II. Mcintyre,
who has for several months been Gun
ployed ~ wAlchman In the Southern
Pacific yards. lie was placed under
arrest upon the statement Of the wounded
man aud IL held awaiting developments
lie says that lac saw some one attempt
ing to get ON a Southern Pacific car and
after calling him TO get oil fired u shot
In the air to Brighten him. II the mat
was shot, IL was with an accidental OF
glancing shot or tho man was shot b!
some one else The wounded man wa
very weak last night from loss Of blood
but seemed bright. lie is a man Of goo'
appearance, probably about 20 years 0
age. ogden Dept. S. L. Tribune.