The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-31
IN THE TERRITORY
GENERAL ROUNDUP FOR THE
PAST WEEK.
Mining. Farm and 0srer.l News - In
tetest to our Reader. Prom E,ery lat
Of the Territory. Taxed Prom Our
Nsmersus ExcbAngss

he died the next DAY.
Brigham Bugler: The coal mines 10. .
Gated in the extreme northwestern /
corner Of Boxelder county will some day
prove bonanza to all northern Utah. /
They are situated about twenty-five miles |
from the :. 4. railroad At Terrace.
Tintic Miner Another rich strike is
reported in the Carist. the ore BODY re.
ported to be seven feet thick and all
high grade. The probabilities are that
the boys will make good thing out OF
their lease.
:. l.. New Star: Little Pug.nossd
Abbie Hague. who up to yesterday lived
at 3l4 West Third South. has disap.
peared. The young lady is about "A
years old and wears her hair cut curly.
1t is supposed she has gone to be
circus rider.
:. l.. New Star: John Larsen. q youth
ci To- vas brought before Judge Bsr,ch
this morning and upon the testimony Of
Police Clerk James was committed to
the Reform School at Ogden until he
was q. Larsen 10 the lad who has been
maay times arrested for petit larceny,
the last time for stealing pigeons.
Tribune. IS: Joe =. Davis, the well.
known stock broker. died suddenly Of
heart disease while dining with a party
Of friends in the parlors OF Ia private
clubroom In the Jennings block, At ,: $50
Yesterday afternoon. Coroner Ohenbach
was notified. and the remains were rom
yeyed 10 Evans's undertaking rooms.
where and inquest will he held this
morning.
Tribune. The rotonrr was summoned
20 ninth Yves; uhd Third South las,
night, where a bag Of human bone. hal
been found in the dumping ground.
They appeared like others tia, have
been found In excayaung, and were
carted to the locality the day before by
one Of the troop OF scnyenger-. There
will be no inquest.
salt Lake Star Edgcr q. Hitler. until
recently employed in the office Of the
city treasurer, was found dead In the
room In which he sad n,id down At the
police station, With wrapper from y
vial OF poison lying beside him aud re.
vealingthe cause OF death. LArgE:-
The coroner's Jury, however, have re.
turned verdict that kidney disease
was the cause Of death.
Herald; A curious discovery has
Just been made near this city. II is an
immense deposit oi very fine material
which, by analysis, Is shown TO contain
- per cent Of alumina. The existence
OF this mineral In such large proportions
makes the discovery an important one
A sample Of the stuff was left at IA,
Chamber Of Commerce Yesterday, an,
Secretary Colborn will inquire into tn,
matter and see what commercial valu,
the find has.
Salina Press: II Is more than likel,
that before the advent OF another
winter a smelter will be In operation u
Salina canyon. hut short distance from
Salina. The work on those great lea,
properties is being pushed along steadily
and every day new evidence goes I,
prove that the supply Of ore is practieall!
inexhaustibe.
Herald For the past week actiy
preparations have been making for tn
opening up Of the photographic ston'
quarries in Emigration canyon, owns,
by the company Of Chicago and othe
eastern and Utah capitalists recentl
organized in the city Of Chicago by CAP
tain Middlemiss, ana IL is anticipates
that on Monday morning the first res
development work will he commence
at the deposits.
Herald: A bold robbery Is reporte
from Morgan City on Friday night.
carload Of dry goods, boots and shoe
was broken open while standing on
siding and a lot Of the contents removed
Among the stun taken by the thieyc
were some very fine shoes which vii
readily find a sale and the police her
are on the lookout Tor any OF the article
which may be offered by the piierers {
local second hand dealers.
Beaver Utonan' The large reseryoi
being constructed near Milford is one {
the heavy irrigation schemes OF the terri
tory When completed tho dam will b
twenty-five feet high it is now thirteel
feet. The body Of water thus store
will cover an area Of 5000 acres, 1t j
1900 feet wide in the widest part AM
five miles IN length, running mp to Nil
ford and covering the railroad tracks a
thot point; Il has an average depth a
eight feet. When completed che reser
yoir is supposed 10 store sufficient waite
to irngate at least $4,000 acres OF lane
and viii probably reach 5000 TO lo.OOI
Brigham Bugler; Alfred Cramer, th
i5year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Christia
Camer Of this city, is manned for lii'
Tuesday he was working in the sawmi
iu the Fourth Ward, feeding pIanks
tla ,oi,.-tasthed ,yhoel In turulu