The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-26


morrow. This is gratifying news.
Herald. 10. THE total cot tbc pioneer
monument fund subscriptions J.. nov
NilI6l. the -um ofslls,u5ha,iog bscn
added ,e-teidoy.
Tribune. ~. cold Dad" Pukin, th,
htheroi the Utah rcnitcnuary, WAS
r.a!ra.ed. after serving thirteen years
rudcr sentence and two years ,olun.
hriiy.
New smrIlp. A.ad fatality occurred
to-day shortly after noon 80 thc school
house in the rventy.nr.i sarl shortly
after eating hcrluucb Mis- Lizzie ".
Eycfiu droppci dead.
salua Pre-s Work.. moving Heh,
along on the lead properties iu siliua
CANYON. a shaft ha- been sunk anil
uorsmpn are busy ou the main iuuur'.
ttsa bigger proposition noW than 10
WIS month ago.
bingham Bulictn: Preparations atr
now being made for the resumption OF
Nois On the ClaysGiulinni placer
grounl. The properly viii be worked
through the ola shaft just below Mr.
Pete Claws residence
Willard Co. Blade: 4 heavy tonuagc
Of ore from the Utah IL coming In from
Fish eyc.y few days. n. ;. Cahuon's
teams arrived Yesterday with about
sNty tons. The little Utah las been a
gem from the start, aud il keeping rp
H. lick
Sew Star. Judge Bar,ch informed
= .uoruey Elder, counsel Tor Daniel Kc-
sler, the man convicted Of murder in
the second degree yesterday. thar hc
would set the time ior passing sentence
upon the prisoner Nav 2ud, 40 10 o'clock.
and wouid hear his argument Tor q new
trial az that time.
Mt. Pleasant Pyramids Bidding iur
wool clip. o. becoming lively and num-
Der Of spiriir. contests nrc reported. Il
issaie TO estimate that at least oueiourih
Of tie clip oi the territory will be
handled through iho companies here.
Important uon-ignments are secured
every day, and the work goes merrliy
on.
Beaver Utonian: Between 5000 and
0OOO acres OF land below Milford have
beyn put into grain thus lny this spring.
Tue grain is LOOKING fine, Il being up
from Two to five inches above theground
some heavy crops are looked Tor irom
this section next iali. Plenty OF water
now Tor all purposes.
Herald: Willis Rudy and Barnard
lngIebrazcn were arrested last night on
acharge Of murder in the first degree.
The crime ioi which they are held is
alleged to have been committed ON July
p, 1892, at North Point, about twelve
miles northwest Of salt Lake, and the
victim was Young man named Albert
Barnard.
Tiutic Miner; It is reported that IN
aiow days the Eureka lin mine and
mill will be shut down for two or three
wecks TO allow the retimbcrins Of the
shalt. Timber Tor this purpose Is being
delivered at the mine almost daily aud
the framing is going ahead rs fast ~
possible The old timber OF the shaft is
In such shape as to demand immediate
acIion.
Tribune: At Kaysyillc, on Friday
afternoon, while II company, \. q. t.,
under command OF Lieutenant A. NJ.
Lamb. was rring a salute, the contents
oltwo blank cartridges were Cred into
the LEFT side OF the face and neck OF the
lieutenant As result his face swell
spotted with powder, aud viii probably
tgmain so through life. Lamb Is the
first member OF the militia To be
wounded under fire.
Brigham Buglcr; The Brigham City
WOODEN MIN will start up next week.
They look form lively and prosperous
ruu This season, said Manager A. 4.
Jansen to a Bugler reporter, Wedaes-
day. Some 10000 pounds Of wool are on
hand or in sight with which to begin
work They have Experienced men cm-
ployed and expect 10 improve Inequality
Of their goods, They turned ont
thousands OF dollars worth Of ilrst'class
goods last year, receiving several medals
The Territorial Fair.
as l.. Tribune: An old and familiar
face 10 the pedestrians ON Main street
will be greatly missed from the familiar
haunts. Major James II. Norman having
eii last evening over the Union Pacific
Ion Richmond, Va, where ho enters the
Confederate Soldiers Home The Ma
jon has seen a good deal Of hard service,
and throughout the war he served
calamity as communderof the Sixteenth
Virginia cavalry, taking part in all its
actions and beiAg noted as a hard fighter.
lie was wounded during the war and
Of late years has been physical wreck
but his many friends and acquaintance
feel gratihed to think that he is going
toa home where he will be well cared