The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27
What We FInd In Our EeBsy e.
changes.
GENERAL ROUNDUP TOR THE WEEK.
Mihius. Tsnn aud General Nevs ~ In.
Of the Territory.


4 breach ri promise suit will be dock
sted In a lew days in bingham ir
which the man will figure ~ the com
plainant to recover for injured affection,
anil money loaned. Bulletin.
The Poscy.undrrvo od syndicate have
purchased tho hex mine. In Detroit dis
trici. from Mrssfs. Campbell, Mount aud
Hollnook from fl35.UO1. The new
owner. will erect smclter ut oasis.--
Tribune.
The feature nj the week has been the
discovery Of the vein In the Grasshoppcr
ground. Reports FROM various pAris oi
the lodge are Of an encouraging charac.
tor, and Indicate that the growth Of the
district il steady and substantial. -
Mercur Mercury.
@. u. Hays has returned from nm en-.
tended prospecting trip through south.
ern Idaho aud northeastern Nevada. A
good portion Of his time vas spent IN
the Bruneau country. lilo says there IL
some gold there, but Il {. not poor
mans countiy.-Ogden Prces.
Maste- Willie Halliday. son OF Joseph
Halliday, Of this place was bitten by a
rattlesnake last Friday. The little TEL.
low suffered terribly from the poison
hut Is noS past the danger point, owing
90 prompt asd effective work by kind
nds.-Amsrican Fork Item.
John Tompkins, an inmate Of the
county poorhousc, committed snielde
yesterday morning by hanging himself
in a stable. lie vas 20 years Of age and
an imbecile. and had been sent to that
institution about three months ago. -
Tribune. q.
Last saturday a. John Hansen Of this
city WAS binding up load ofwood In the
canyon, the binder broke and he slipped
and fell 10 the ground. breaking both
bones Of his right leg below the knee.
lie was alone and lay for three hours
before being found. lie WIS brought to
Logan aud received proper treatment
Logan Journal.
The Newton Mining District OF Indian
.-a1aAk-looks beiiers al--pIaagaL than Il
has since gold was lrst discovered thrcl
years ago. Although little work hai
BEEN done lately In the way OF develop
neni, that which has brought good 70
suits and In the course Of time will nc
quirs national reputatioK ,--Millart
Co. Blade.
The Canal Company boasts the larg
ssi nsld Of wheat in Utah. IL islocated
at Rowo,yille aud covers 700 acres o
land. II lsa grand view 10 behold Il, .
vast sheet gii,toring aud swaylng In III,
sunshine. Different men estimai,
diifently what they think will be the
average Yield OF this field Of grain theli
guesses being from 20 to 10 bushels pei
acre.-Corinne Cor. box Elder Voice.
Don Llddle and Dave Elliott returned
from Red creek last Saturday. They
say that the gold excitimsnt there /,
totally nnvmranted. They panned
over the entire district and never caught
acolor. The soil IL a coarse gravel, aud
the much talked Of black sand Is merely
a sediment obtained by washing. Black
sand dosen't amount 10 mnch unless II
carries eold.--salina Pse-a.
The springyllle Independent tellI Of 4
Mr.. Roylanee of that place going 10 th,
Yellowstone this summer In a buQV,
with his wife and baby. They Travelled
from their home south of Provo "a
Hsory's Fork Of snake river In clever
days After resting there they lnlshe,
abs Trim I'm four DAYS with no Incon
,enIeno. Whatever.
Hinder the new management IN,
Aia,.,Y min. and min ava onsra,,ng I,
mora .,tIslactorv manner ,ban aver
The nan /, treating on an AVERAGE =
sIon, one hnrd,ed tons daily whIch I,
a lar,a increase comnared Win ms
opors,ions In the nina a numbs, a
.,nnroyeman,s are noted ne one a
~hich the shoyelIny ~ the ora into Al
ear, s,,eri, comes from the drIns /,
an. main tnnnsl. Ia done away will :
Mereur Mercury
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NonJsv .ys,,,n. and hrorsh, Gin hIr
com, ens snecimsns of ore which h