The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14


Lake has been dismissed.
The result Of the recount In Sanpete
county by the Utah Commission takes
three delegates TO the constitutional cor
vention frou the Republicans and give
them TO the Democrats.
Tiniic Miner: A contract has been
let to Provo parties for 300 foot tunncl OIL
theYankee aud work has commenced All
necessary buildings have been erected
ard they are well equipped for work this
winter.
Mcrcnr Mercury; Lakin Is working
steadily ut the Sacramento. A shaft has
been sunk from the tnnnell - feet. all
the way through the vein, and the foot
wall has not yet been reached. A wagon
road has been built recently to the mine.
Price Telegraph. A great many
mining claims are being stAked OF near
Sunnyside. Recent asssysrun from five
10 thirty dollars IT, gold. Good bodies
OF ore are in sight and the locators are
confident that good strike has been
made.
salina Press; A Wild man. or rather
a dementcd man, who could give no
account Of himself, was recently cap.
tured in the uninhahited aud rugged
part Of Kane county. lie had been
subsisting on irogs and lizards, aud his
appearance indicated that he had wan.
dered around in the dcseret for some
weeks.
Brigham Bugler: Last week, Mrs.
Nancy Wight, one Of Bripham's pioneers,
died suddenly. She was enjoying good
health for woman who had passed her
eighty.nfth. year. Thursday night she
ate her supper and went to bed ~ usual.
A short time after one oi the family
went into the room aud found her life
less body. The flame Ind reached the
end OF the thread Of life and the light
went noiselessly out. The deceased was
the good, old mother Of many Of our now
most prominent citizens. Mrs. Nancy
Wight was the mother Of 7 children; .
now living. She has 81 grand children (,
81 living; s0great grand children, a
living, and great, great grand
children.
Chief Pratt and Detectives Sheets and
Ferguson have been released from the
Penitcntiary, whittier they were sent
for contempt by Judge Barich, In refus-
ing to answer questions put to them by
the grand jury. They have not answered
the questions vet. Later-On Monday
the above officers we're again taken bo-
fore the grand jury, and ~ they still re-
fused to answer, they we're again com
mitted. And now comes the charge
that some members ofthe jury have
violated their oath, aud the matter Is to
be investigated. E.--s..,,. i,
Thursday or Friday evening laat q
young man named Mci.ane, who had
been In this section but short tune,
left Park City ON loot. to 30 over the
divide to Murchie's cabin On BONANZA
Flat. lie failed 70 reach his destiua-
ton, aud Saturday his friends, fbecsinT
Ing alarmed at bis sbssnos, started in
search OF him. The search was con-
tinued without avail Until Yesterday
noon, when his body was, found in an
old deserted cabin ~ the Lucky Buff
old tunneboswhether the poor fellow
had gone a, there for shelter Snd rest
from the storm and was frozen 10 death,
or vbs,b.r ne wa. taxed iyit,, -eono,.s,
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uon OF iuhgs.pa P'ehHf ruhl PrNonteu
him iron, going further 10 not known al
present and perhaps never may be, hut
wo,id s1An, N, 4, a,hine M, n bave
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Allen MN, ior ns nAn PaSsso o cNt'r l''
divide and the remainder OF his Journey
wis all the way down hill, and therefore
s,sy ,.s,og,s ,o,,nar.a Win the climb
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from mere 70 lno -un'nh. 'sAp'n
where the body was found isln Wasateh
county, and Il II presumed that The Of
ac;.ls If ,bat eonn,v will, ,fnve.iicatn
hN'"'n" w V'' tY'S''5 49, N-i-~-'~~
the mat.er.-sTrihune. f4, M, ll
Governor West. accompanied ~ hin
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