The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01
TERRITORIAL NOTES.
Items ~ Interest CLEANED PROM our
Territorial Exchanges.

Brigham Bugler During this year
ten new cfcameries have been estab.
li.hei 10 Itch. Tie output Of al the
creameries iu the Territory is worth
$4,000 = month. OF 81 ,eOO.OOOa year.
Bf.gham'- creamery ought to be TO
day numbered among ell these paying
industries. \ nearly home support
alone would insure It a permanent sue
cess
Tntic Miner Prospecting on the
300 level Of the Bulion.Beck, which has
been heretofore reported In the Miner,
Is said To be In a fair way to open up in
lev days the immense ore body which
goes down from the 500 level. As pros
pecting continues In this mine. itsgreat-
ness is more and more demonstrated
and, contrary to what has been common
rumor for several years past, we believe
the Bullion-Beck Is good for many more
years Of rick production.
Tribune John Herbert, farmer OF
Provo, was driving over the Union Pa.
ciiic tracks west Of Provo last evening,
when Union Pacific freight train came
along aud struck the outfit. Both horses
we're killedouthght and we're carried
a distance Of 300 feet before the train
was brought 10 standstill, but Mr. Her
bert and his wife and three children
who were Ia the wagon escaped with
out injury, Mr. Herbert stated after the
accident that no whistle was blown, or
other signal given announcing the APP
proach Of the train.
Lehi Banner; One Of Lehrs early set
tiers. William Goats. sr., passed away
yesterday msrning at 80 O'Clock. Mr..
Goats has been one Of the builders Of
Lehi coming here In an early day, and
has done much to help redeem and
ornament the once sterile land. Ills
busy hands have left many traces Of
their work. both on the farm and Ia the
orchard. Ills home Tor many years has
been place which charmed the lovers
OF beauty.
Tribune John Hurt, a well known
conductor on the Rio Grande Western.
who has been running between Helper
and Grand Junction Tor some time past,
committed suicide at umnd Junction
last saturday morning by blowing out
I his brains with revolver. The fatal
shot was fired In llarts caboose. which
was standing onn siding In the Grand
Junction yards. aud death ensaed in
stantly The suicide was supposed to
have been the result Of domestic troub-
los.
Brigham Bugler' Last Saturday even
hing about ahundred citizens Of Brigham
City met At the courthouse Tor the pur.
pose OF hearing Surveyor Moroni Nor
tensen's report on the proposed reservoir
for Brigham. The site Is in DEVILS Gate
Valley, SEINE eight or nine miles south.
east Of Brigham. The proposed reser-
voir would cost $4,000. 1t would re.
tain sufficient waiter to irregate 90
acres. Those present seemed much in
terested In the matter. A committee
was appointed to look up farther inior-
nation. We expect to DO able to present
our readers with Mr.. Moriensen's esti-
mates, but ~ far they have failed 10
reach rs.
wasaich Wave; \ fire OF incendiary
origin destroyed barn, twenty-five ton,
ofhay, and straw from 1000 bushels Of
grain belonging tn Samuel McFee oi
Charleston, early Sunday morning. A
son OF Mr.. Melee returned home from
Park City Saturday night, arriving be-
tween ~ and o'clock. Before going to
bed he was attracted 10y a bright light
out doors, and upon investigating found
his fathers barn, In which was stored
the hay, ablaze. An alarm was given,
which brought a few Of the neghbors ia
the assistance Of the family, who sue
cesded In saving the implements, etc.
that were In the barn. The loss is mol
entire, as the barn was insured for $500
aAi some insurance was carried on this
hay. The manner In which the fire
originated isa mystery.
Nephi Blade: Charles Henry Sperrj
came narrowly escaping death by vie
ious steer ON last saturday. with ho'
In hand he lett the house intending &,
repair ditch leading to his field IN the
north.westpart Of town Whom near
ing the railroad track the animal con
trontea him and appeared TO Mr.. sperry
TO be sick FROM the effects OF severe barb
wire cuts, that were visible all over Il
but before the man had time to get from
the way the beast tackled him. III
naturally struck IL with the hoe, ana al
this slipped down when Il jumped OF
him and trampled MIN until II wen
away with own accord. Mr.. Sperri
managed to get home. One rib wal
broken, and another was cracked. One
shoulder bone was also fractured ant
many severe bruises found on his body
The steer went mad from the effects o.
the horrible gashes aud the next morn
ing was found dead.
Park Record: T.. G. Larsen OF Kamas