The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-26
BRIEF TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

With two gold mills In full blast the.
third In operation by the last Of the
month and the fourth certainty In a
short timo, Bingham Is prominently
the gold camp Of umh.-Bulletin.
Several wagon.loads Of ore from the
Midas, the new gold discovery In Clifton
district, owned by IIcnroid and Gold.
smith. passed through stockton Friday.
From one ofthQ teamsters Mercury
reporter learned that the ore was valued
at 900 ton. The vein l. strong one,
and recently iiity tons were broken with
two shols.-Mercur Mercury.
The work Of tracklnyins on the exicn.
ton Of the sanpete Valley railroad IL
heing pnshel rapidly this week and Il
is only n matter ola very short time
until the inhabitants Of Morrison viii
hear thcwhisile Of the engine. Il is
expected TO have the work completed In
about two weeks, when the company
will DO prepared to furnish cheap coal
a. all points Of the -Ephraim
Enterprise.
About l0;l5 last evening very sad
and distressing accident happened In
the main shaft Of the Centennial Eureka
mine. Gus swanson, thinking all missed
holes from the previous SHIFT had ,been
cleaned out, started the din, and In
driving holes Tor the night shift, the
drill struck n luisso charge. resulting In
the death Of swanson and the injnrlng
Of Crookson Smith and another party
Tribune, q.
Here lisa novel.wagor. Tho superin-
tenlent 81 tile ~. George Coop store
agrees, In tn, event ai Frank Cannon,
election, to submit To tho insertion Of d
bit between his tec,h, headslall IA
cover his Uranium, and placing himself
between the shafts Of sulky, to pull s
r. Adams from the store Of Woolley
Lund and Judd to the tithing office ant
return, good pliable whip to he in IN,
hands Of driver Mr., Adams viii
place himself between the shafts Of III,
sulky In event Of Joe Rawlin's election
Politics Ia ut fever heat In Washington
county, and the fool-killer should get
move on himself aud 20 down to tina
part Of lllah.-Central Utah Press.
A sad accident happenedat Laketown
Rich county, On the night Of the 18th a
the home m. NJ. Hodges. light wa
left in the room where Mt. Hosdel
three. yearolda aud fifteen year-old daugh
tiers were sleeping, Tho youngest ga
wakened aud got mp to hunt IL mother
In her movements she overturned III
laAp, satplaling her clothing and SUI
iQundlngs with the oil, which took liz,
! The other girl, In tearing OF the burnin
clothing from the child, vas BALL
burned about the hands, arms and fac,
but will recover, The little girl died I
great agony three or four hours aite
6 wards The 6re was put out by broth,
y Of the girls after II had burned so niue
q as TO threaten The entire destruction (
i the house.-rribunc.
e The people Of willard are considcrabI
o interested over the aattering outloo
a for their iron mines. There is q mon
IL tain OF almost lpro IRON ore, chief
1t owned by Charles lIaiding aud ]
r Barker, two Of the oldest citizens
1t Willard, ituaied close to the tow
4 AessFs, lIardiugqn BARKER afe now {
m the ave Of closing negotiations with
NJ wealthy iron man fro,A Oregon Tor Il
u. working Of tho mines, Oregonl'
Of capitalist recently closed down his mil
70 and will open them up ut Ogden, whe
10 he will use ore principally from Il
IN Willard mines The mills will use l
re tons Of the willard ore day. II III
to gentleman suceeeda in leasing tho
IS, properties he will construct an $50
nd tramway from the mines to the Uni
III Pacific Railroad which Is not more III
lis ! mile aud half away. This viii