The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-07

John Beck has been indicted for
unlawful cohabitation
The Pelican Point mystery bids fair to
be solved. The harness has been found
buried in an old corral, q man found
who claims to have heard the shots fred.
and arrests will soon follow.
Tribune lst; Governor West ycster
day appointed George W. Driver Of
Ogden as one Of the aids on his staff. TO
IN the vacancy caused by the rcsigua-
ton of u. II. pcery. Jr. Mir. Driver re-.
ceiyes the rank Of Northumberland.
Brigham Bugler: We are informed
Of very rich strike being made over In
Copper gulch Very high assays have
been obtained IN fact, the ore il such a
quality that no little excitemcn, will be
caused when the facts are made public.
"Mum" is the wordat present.
Provo Dispatch The Wisatch Wave
passes into new hands this week. May
the new men make money and glory
both Ne much as they want The glory
COMES easy enough, but the money il
another thing, quite. The Utah papers
manage to live, but not ona cash basis.
The time will yet come when the papers
will be paid first and other demands
after they have been satisfied Utah is
not fully alive to the advantage Of her
SPLENDID press, but she will finally
awake to It, aud the necessity Of sup
porting them literally.
Tribune: In the office Of samuel BAN.
berger are a number Of specimens oi the
eggs Of sea fowls taken from Gunnison H.
land, the home OF the birds that have
made the island 20 valuable asa guanc
deposit. The gull, the pelican, tn,
heron and numerous other fowls ar,
represented 10y their eggs, and In al
diuon, some thirtyor forty photograph
ot different views ON ine leland hay,
been received. Every one Of the photo,
exhibits the pr i-ruce Of the fowls Whirl
have made ihis spot their home iron
time immcm1ral. aul out OF respect ID
the wi.he. Il the fowl. thi-. being Vi ci
nesting season. the hary,stinsol tu0
guano Is temporarily supcndcd.
Brigham BugIer. \ great deal Of ony
OF high grade Il being quarricd out ,
the.ncw fields in the mountains soutl
east OF Brigham; hauled 10y wagon
town IN great squares OF ore or twuton'
sawed ~ here Into slab. and shipped
Chicago. where an eager market val
IL. j.. H. Boot Is doing the sawinl
lis machine cuts - slabs at a tim,
These slabs run from about three.quar
crs Of an inch to nearly two inches !
thickness The cutting 4. slow throug
the extraordinarily hard material. ia
saws doing well 10 penetrate an tic
into the great blocks IN two hours.
l. expected that the beds will be- work,
on an extensive scale before lon
There are mountains Of onyx. Son
Chicago capitalists were ont here la
week going over the ground.
Tribune: Last week a shepherd,
working for Louis habol ran across Il
dead body Of man between Pot cree
and Diamond springs. The body Ia
under ledge OF rocks, rolled in blanl
cts, aud was covered witha wagon.coye
The dead man had no clothing on wha
ever, and from the position Of the bod
he was probably murdered and the bod
hidden under the lodge. An old sadd
and some articles were found close b..
aud nothing 10 identify who the ma
was, or where the man came from, vi
found, ~ there was no clothing OF ar
kind discovered. sheep herder iour
good gun near the spot last fall, bit
did not see the body. The remains we
oil very large man, and from all al
pclances he was a white man.