The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02
BRIEF TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

| NIt hoitn - sack " pretty Ruod
ore. This is the Kind Of ore being sx-
ifacted and shipped from the Tiewau-
kee mine Brigham Bulletin.
Mrs. Mara Jones, wife Of Joseph
Jones, died "Wednesday afternoon after a
short illness She leaves husbai d
and i've small children, the youngest
being only few days old.-Prics
Telegraph.
OHin CLARK brought into the Pyramid
office last week curiosity In the shape
Of a common blood.red beet which has
nine separate aud distinct head tops.
II makes an immense vegetable, being
nearly two feet In circumference. Mt.
Pleasant Pyramid.
The san Pete Valley railway company
hss received aud paid for most VI the
grading aud ties for the extension TO
Morrison. The ties have been laid along
the grade for almost the entire distance
and the rails will soon De put down.
hanti Messenger
Among the Improvements soon 10
come to This city is that VI an electric
light aud power pla nj. Why not or.
ssnhe our lVcal capitalists into com
pany to cooperate with eastern moneyed
men, and establish THE important plant
II can be done and there i. no better
time for such work than the present
Manu Messenger.
X. l.. Henry, -on of Deputy Marshal
Henry, met with = painful accident
Saturday afternoon. lie was standing
mp In wagon In front OF his fathers
residence In the Third ward, when the
horses started suddenly aud threw him
to the ground, breaking his collar bone
In two places.-proyo Enquirer.
Ann Dorothy, wife Of Peter Weston
skow, died at her residence In this city
on Monday morning. The complaint
was a complication Of estsppaEe Of the
bowels. A large funeral procession
followed the remains to the cemetery,
after appropriate service. were held In
the Tabernacle. The husband aud
family have the sympathy Of all In this
sad Bereavement anti Messenger,
During the Democratic parade In
Millyille Tuesday evening nine yeai
old sou Of James llovey was run oyer
by two horsemen, rendered unconscious
and internally injured. DR.. Snow wal
Immediately summoned and did what
could be done Tor the boy. but he nsyei
once regained consciousness. His death
occurred Wednesday afternoon. Logan
Nation.
Since the new set Of rolls we're pul
In at the ophii Hill concentrator tn,
capacity has been materially increased
and It's eats up more orc than tn,
present force can furnish.
Work on the aew structure for the en-
largod Mercur mill il going iorvar,
briskly, aud tho new bnildlngs alrsad,
begin 10 make quite chow. Tho fore
OF carpenters was augmented during tn
week .-Mercur Mercury.
The residence occupied by sophl
Rice Ia the southeast part Of town wa
entirely destroyed by irc at an carl
hour Wednesday morning. Everythiu
In the house WAS destroyed, This Is tn
third time In the last lew months tina
fre has mysierously started In the sam
house and suspicion points strongly Il
ward incendlarism. We learn that IA
house and contents we're covered by Ia
uranee.-Tintic Miner.
General Manager Murray Of the Rock
Mountain Bell Telephone Company WI
! In town last Tuesday arranging for III
exchange service Of the new Salt LAX
aud MsIour telephone line. The lin
, reached here on Wednesday and the 81
| change was immediately established |
= the Eureka Hotel and sound pro,
/ booth put In at once, THIS line will |
a great convenience to the people her
and We trust the patronage will iustii
the entSrprlse.-Tintic Miner.
II will be shock 10 many people
this city TO learn of the death Of Mr.
Jennie James, wife OF John James Of Il
Twentieth ward, which occurred yes,e
day afternoon. Peritonitis, iollowii
childbirth, was the cause Of death, NJ
what makes the sad event more dislre'
Ing IL the fact that five little children a
left molherless. Mr.. James has Il
sympathy Of host Of friends Ia !
Is bereavement. Tribune, "a.
n. Thursday morning, Painter j.
n, Larsen and Oloi Jeppson were stan,li
10 on main street quietly eonvsrsir
III Suddenly Larsen dropped to the grou
so rs II ho had been shot. lie was c,
yeyed into house, where lac soon
ng yiyed, but was very weak, and big Dire
NJ Of Precipitation stood out On his Torch,
he like so many beads Ia the fall, Lars
or struck his chin on rock. cutting
VI ugly cash which had TO be stitched.
ed cannot account for the strange po'
no thai thus struck him down with,
ne waning, hut twicein his childhood "a
nd his muscles aud senses were panlJ
nd BY this unseen foo, Brigham Bugler
In 4 beautiful specimen Of gold.oop
ore was kindly left ON our table
.he week be Virgil Kelly Of Deteret, Il
NJ. the mine owned by that gentleman
m. D. NJ Palmer recently located. 1t
Il fine sample with quantities Of oSid
avn copper and sulphAtes Of copper
, in assays % 2-l0 per cent copper, I
Ia cold and ~ nunr.s al silver Tn