The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05
IN THE TERRITORY
GENERAL ROUNDUP FOR THE
PAST WEEK.
Mining. Farm aud 0orsrai News 90 In
te,est 60 oar Readers From Every fsit
of the Territory. Taken From our
Numerous Exchanges
ArIch goId discovery /. reported from

Milford.
G. Il. Barratt ha. been appointed
! postmaster for salt Lake.
Harry t'u-tr.a convict. attempted
suicide IN salt Lake saturday lie tried
/ to eat hi- throat with razor
salt Lake New Star: Silver at 07is
II this rate oiprosrcss can be maintained
for but one week aud then made station
] larry, there will he business revival
/ right away that will be startling.
Mt Pleasant PYRAMID. l.. J.. Jordan
this week clipped fleece from his
[ French merino ram which hc imported
lp.i wear from California. The fleece
weighed ~ pounds, Of the heavy weight
/ quality.
Salt Lake Sew star: Delegate Cam
non wants those WHO like 10 be naval
cadet. 90 apply " once. Only one can
get 1t, and the longest poll as toqualihca-
tions will got the persimmou.
\ salina Press: A large storchouse has
been built at Mountvile, mp In Sallna
canyon. and several carloads OF freight
were sent up there this week. The
work Of developing those lead properties
is now under way.
Herald: \ pardon was granted ycs-
terlay by Governor West to Eliza
Bearlall, who was convicted last Febru-
ary II involuntary granddaughter and
sentenced to four months In the county
Jail in logan.
Lehi Banner; Thesugar beet planters
commenced running on Tuesday. That
10 a little earlier than common, but the
: farmers this season manifest such q
. desire for the beet crop that IL seemed
, impossible To keep them waiting any
p longer.
Logan Journal Rohcn Rccder chip
] ped 10 the salt Lake market Yesterday
morning one carload OF hogs and one
carload Of hrevas. This makes III,
u twenty third ear Mr.. Reeder has shipped
during the past live months. Tor which
, he has paid out In cash more than 81.
Il 600.
+ Logan Nation: Mrs. Jacob Fuhrimai
i OF Providence died yesterday mornin.
from the effects OF cancer on the head
oi which has been slowly sapping he
y vitality for many years. She leaves !
p large family and circle Of friends L
N mourn her loss.
IL Bingham llulletin.. -. Nicholas, o.
ls Mercur. Is sinking shaft ON one Of J
Is 3. stephens copper properties up mali
r Bingham canyon. and expects to fin
ID pay copper at water level. There q
y strong evidence Of big copper deposi
Ia in main Bingham, and there is q FORUM
RI In It for the man who finds il.
Payson Globe; George Williams,
" sheepherder, whose parents reside O
Nephl, and Nephew oi Mrs. Botse
Stark OF this city was found dead out o
At the doseret west Of Oasis last week. II
g5 had been dead several days and III
r., parties who discovered the body burie
II on the spot not knowing who IL wa
There is no evidence OF how he came
his untimely death. The father lie
NJ. Wednesday to have the body exhume
and brought to Nephi for burial.
= Payson Globe; A big coal mine HI
10 been discovered about twenty-five mill
d" from Payson, but the exact location
W. would not be divulged We were show
a sample OF the coal and II OF an e
VI cellent. The vein is said to be a mi
and half wide and has been traced 4
:" six miles. The discoyerer Of the mil
is an old EnglishmAn who has not TAXI
out naturalization papers and he iea
other parties will get In ahead OF hi
we and take up the land.
all Standard; A number OF farmers wi
YES were In town yesterday were asked rs
the benefits Of the rains during the 10
two days. All held that these raj
were a great benefit. Some feared III
ne the fruit was so far advanced In the b
iii that should frost come il would
by injured. Others stated that while We h
. enjoyed sunshine and hne weather
nj. had still been too chilly 10 advance /
M fruit enough to endanger It with
frost.
Brigham Bugier: Joseph Craghe
the lives on his ranch about mile west
srn Brigham. lie has not burned any k
lid osrne or tallow candles, or consum
at any wood or coal for fuel for yea
md Nevertheless he Eliminates his honse
.rs. night heats 1t and his wife cooks /
ess meals. They also induce their hens
l.. lay eggs in mid winter, when eggs d
most valuable, by keeping their &C
,rs nice and warm, They also operate
Ne incubator and had a lot Of little Chi,
ian in December. For all these heating q
.o,r lighting benefits Mr. Craghead d.
ON not pay ten cents month. The sec
he OF 1t all is, he has a natural gas we'll
~ his premises near his house.
lth, Heraldi Among the guests At
e at Walker house is Mr.. A. Currie, v
also has Just arrived from the Uintah