The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12
GENERAL ROUNDUP FOR THE
PAST WEEK.
Mining. Farm aud &c, srsi news
'eiest To- our Hsai.r. from livery rar,
"f the Territory. Taken Prom cor
humorous Exchanges

the principal residences and the saloon
was broken into the same night.
Payson Globe: Charles =. wightman.
an Old and well known citizen Of PAY.
son, died Last sunday. Deceased was
born August II, 1915 at Columbia New
York.
American Fork Item: Died. in
American Fork Utah. Thursday. April
4, 1876. Of old age, Father william
Armstrong, aged 90 years, months and
- days.
Anyone knowing the address Of James
Mahans, n mining man, will confer
favor 10 his destitute sister by sending II
On IF" care Chronicle. Spokane. Wash.
ington.-Lode
Bingham Bulletin: Everything In
the mining lire is moving along with
the usual regularity in Lead Mine gulch,
40 said II. G. I.cdgerwood, when over
10 the bushes, center yesterday.
Iron Co. Record. Most Of our farmer.
got their wheat In the FIRST Of the week
and the rain OF yesterday and last night
aud the snow Of this morning IL just
the thing TO start in nicely. our
farmers feel much encouraged over the
outlook.
Ogden Press: A telegram has been
received from W. g. Brown OF Boston.
who .iates that lac is preparing to move
81 Ogden aud build the wool-scouring
plant. Messrs. Brown and Busil are ex.
pected here very soon to commence
actual operations on the plant.
Logan journal: Word comes from
Lewiston Of the sudden death Of Mrs.
Miranda j. Allen, wife oi William j.
Allel, who fell dead while visiting with
her daughter In Trenton last Sunday.
Mrs. Allen was the mother OF thirteen
children. and the sister Of our towns.
mani. Z. Stewart.
Iron Co. Record We glad to note
the i,ct that Bob Mullner, at Eight
Mile spring, has been successful IN
sinking Tor nrtesian water. AZ hity-iwo
feet he struck the dow, which rose IN Il
two.inch pipe nine feet above the sur
face of the ground. lie will continue
sinking until he gets large veil.
Cs. l.. Sew star; The result Of the
vote taken at a business house on Main
street on the suffrage question was ~
follows Number Of ladies voting In
favor Of suffrage, 5Si number ofladies
voting against suffrage, l,l76i number OF
men In favor Of suffrage, 7l2; number Of
men against, 1902, Total number Of
votes for suffrage, l,2a0; total number
against, 2,l7S.
Tooelc Transcripts The sheep herd.
are leaving their winter range and pass,
ing through, going east. The loss
sustained has been very light aud the
herds are IN very fair condition. .
o. II. Barrus and George X. Judd
have just completed two flowing wells
on the University farm belonging to A,
lawson, and have secured sufficient
water to irrisate six acres Of land.
S. l.. New Star. Big Real Estate
Deal. A warranty deed was filed with
the county recorder yesterday afternoon
transferring all interest held by George
q. Cannon and wife to Hiram d. Claw
son for consideration Of 500, 900 in lol
|, block 81. plat A. salt Lake City. Thii
il the property commonly known Us tn,
Cannon property" and Is located at tn,
cornor OF First West and South Tempt,
streets.
Tooele Transcript Last Monday At
ternoon MILFORD Nelson met with a yer,
painful accident while out after horses
His horse threw him oil into lot o
barbed wire tearing the flesh OF the LET
leg nearly the entire length, and just
above the shoe top the barbs went in 1,
the bone, His face was also badl,
bruised and he will be laid up for som,
time. The horse was so badly injurSC
that he had to be killed, DR., Davis II
attending Mr.. Nelson aud reports HIN
holHk nlNNlg'
Tintic Miner: Shipments from tin
district for the past week are about Il.
follows: From the Bulion-Beck, q
carloads; from the Centennial-Eureka
7 carloads; iiom the Mammoth, 10 car
loads concentrates, from the Gemini,
carloads from the Swansea, ? carloads
from tho South Swansea, carload
shipments from the Iron mine wer
suspended owing to repairs being mad
on the road to the mine. This worl
however, was completed and shipment
resumed Yesterday, They will soon b
back 10 the regulation 8 or o carload
per day. The road has been fiued il
good substantial shape and will last.
Wasatch Wave: Or. Arp called Tues
day afternoon to set a couple Of broke
arms. The unfortunate persons wer
John Thomas and John W. Bell. tn
boys were racing their horses along tn
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