The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18
IN THE TERRITORY
GENERAL ROUNDUP FOR rHE
PAST WEEK.
Mining. PAM sud gsterai New.,f
tctest to our Reader. PROM E,.ry TAT
~ the Territory. Taken From our
Numersns Exchanges

Nedar Wy hecnrdt Washington
county produced 1900 poupd, Of cotton
last year. Dixie also produced 255
pounds Of silk cocoons and 100 ounces
OF silk werm egg. during the year.
Tintic Miner Silver City is sending
n greater tonnage OF ore than all the
balance Of the district combined. the
total shipments from that point ayerav.
lug 10 tons daily.
bingham Bulletih Development
work on the MSntezumu mine. in Marx.
ham gulch. IL being vigorously prp..
ecuted. other propertie, at the head
Of Markham ars also being pro.pected
with quite encouraging results
Logan Journal Mathews. Hickey
& Co., the Nebraska cattle men who are
feeding large number Of horned stock
in Cach valley this Winter. thi, week
purchased from Mc.sr.. Qniyc * Son.
Of this city iGD head Of feeders. The
price paid was f22 per heat
Logan Nation: This, irom the Prove
Dispatch -peakc- well Tor the rustling
qualities Of some 81 Titan coun,y's
people; Ear woodhou.r, aged -.
and MIS-. ollie do Leach, aged 81,
divorced this forcnotnl both of Iehi.
we're granted licenses to we'd ,hi. after.
uoou."
Tribune ~ herman Kahn. lor many
years engaged 100 commercial pu,-uH- In
thisterrilory, suddenly aid unexpectedly
succumbci Ia an abdominal trouble VI
which lac hmd been complaining Ior
Sgme weeks at $50 o'clock Yesterday
morning. aud will be buried a, > 20 thi.
afternoon from Skcwes'- undertaking
parlors, where the remains nov lie.
Iron CO. Record Andru- Jrnson ri
this city died yesterday ~ p. m. after
quite long aud painful illness. ut the
age Of G3 years. lie T. an old.umer In
Cedar and enjoyed the c-icrm ani con.
tdence vi ourpyoplc. We leaves a large
circle ot relatives aai friends 70 mourn
his loss. Thu funeral services Will be-
held sunday 90 -. ~.
Willard 90 Blade Nlrs Eliza bishop
died on Thursday lnst at s 20 p. M. aud
was buried ON sunday ia the cemetery.
Mrs. Bishop WIS born Ia New York
state on February 8, 1879. aud has tc.
sided In Utah abou: ioriy.h,u years
Three Sons and Two daughters, are an OF
the family that could be reached by
wire. were present. Al WHO knew Mrs.
Bishop we've impressed with hes sincerity
and purity Of HE.
VT. Pleasant Pyramids Just ~ sc 60
10 press a. .. Cahoon received q telu-
gram from Grand Junction, stating that
aman had just arrived from Monticello,
ana brought word that Two men, Lon
Martin aud James McGalliafd were
blown up In the Gold Queen mine.
Martin had both eyes blown out and
both hands blown oil. THIS mine Is
owned by Mr.. Cahoon aud other Mt,
Pleasant parties.
Salina Press. Don ;. Liddle has
disposed vi his interest in pumice
mine near Black Rock. Willard county,
"a u Cleveland Ohio, syndicate, re-
WINK AAAhNNANl ~ khNAHNNNNNA HAAlAlN VI
treasury notes. The mine will he
opened up nj once and large force Of
men put to work, Mr.. Liddle being en-
gagged as superintendent. This Is said 10
BE- the only pumice claim on the Amsri-
can continent.
brigham Bugeri Fred llillman *
Go. are doing u rushing business at the
old tannery building. They arc secur-
ing most ol the pelt trade la northern
Utah and southern Idaho. Last week
1000 pelts were brought into town.
These would average three pounds Of
wool 10 the pvll. This wool, after IL il
pulled and washed, Is worth from eigh,
20 fifteen cents. So this one consign-
ment WIS worth about $1,000. Seven
hands arc nov employed At the tannerv.
brigham Bugler; How about that
proposed home insurance company for
Brigham The sooner the Start Is made
and the nucleus formed the sooner will
the company DO able TO carry all the
insurance OF the town. But unless the
drst steps are taken this desired con
dltion will never exist. Such an or
ganizstion would keep thousands Of
dollars in town every year.
Tribune A baby, apparently about
one week old, was left upon the door
step Of II. Plat at No. l27 North West
Temple street at 1920 O'Clock last even
ing. MIR. Plat stated TO a Tribune re-
porter that he heard the door bell ring
at the hour named, and when he re-
sponded he saw bundle upon the step
which proved to be a baby, scantily clad
and wrapped in a sheet. As tho sentle-
man has already raised family, he
does not take kindly to beginning the
infant industry anew, and will ondeavor
to have the waii placed in some charit-
able institution, where it will be prop
erly cared for