The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01

The Nernal Express has entered upon
it- fourth volume, and bids iair to live
TO q ripe old age.
The Rio Grande Western road Is said
9, contemplate rclayinr i,- san Pete
rack with standard rails
Iron County Record There was
eighteen inches Of snow ON the ground
At this place SUNDAY morning.
Receiver Mcneil Of the Oregon Rail.
road & Navigation has shut Utah salt
manufacturers out Of the northwestern
territory.
Vol. II, No. OF the Willard Progress
reached us this week The Progress IL
much better newspaper than il va. e
rear ago.
The Sandy independent comes out
With large headline. over the gold dc.
coyery near that place. sud In all prob.
ability will soon find It necessary to
print extra editions # the rush 20 that
locality keeps up. We hope Il may
Bingham Bulletin Three days Of
steady snow fall in Bingham this week
and prospects favorable for more. lis
the heaviest fall. at one time. In these
parts Tor several years. Fifteen 10
twenty feet deep IL the report from the
upper gulches.
Tintic Miner Several important
deals are in progress in the district
about which We do not feel at liberty to
speak. Suffice 1t to say that their con.
summation viii contribute toa great
extent TO the prosperous times now
dawning on We.
Logan Nationi MI. II. Brown was
exhibiting two iHr samples vi marble
from his own luarrie- ON Monday one
Of them, sample OF black gold. vas
highly polished aui particularly hand.
some. They alc now ou exhibition at
the Office Of prcsidcu, Kim'ali. of the
chamber Of commerce.
Brigham Bugler saturday some hne
ample- from the Zebra mine we're
taken down to salt Lake Tor assay by
McVicar. Rock from the same place
that was recently assayed went pretty
~ell in gold, 1t is thought these new
samples will show up even better than
the first.
Tintic Miner Fifteen carloads oi con-
cenirates we're shipped from the Eureka
Hill mill to the United Smelling Com.
pany At Helena, Mont. One ear from
the Gemini mine was also shipped to
Ghe same place. We understand that
the United Smelling Company. ON ac-
count OF their having offered much bet
tor rates, has secured the entire output
OF both the Eureka llill and Gemini
properties.
Provo Dispatch The Utah Sugar
Company is contracting with the farm.
era for next years bests. The price Of.
tered this year Is 81 per ton lower than
last year. lisa safe bet that not near
the amount OF bsets will be raised this
year as was grown last year. as potatoes
is a far better paying crop. Especially
do those many farmers In Utah county
whose beets were refused by the com
pany, think 80.
Provo Enquirer The little siS.year-
old son OF j W. Bean was badly -caldcd
this forenoon. lie went into room
where some students are lodging, aud
they had kettle Of boiling water oil the
stove for tho purpose of cleaning up. A
leg Of the stove slipped out in some way,
and the stove tipped over, precipitating
the scalding water over the back OF the
little boy, who was near by In a stoop.
ing posture. lie Was 20 badly scalded
that big patches OF skin came away
when the clothing was removed. The
little one is now resting quietly, but he
has been In great pain all day.
Salina Press: Sol. Sprague, formerly
editor Of the Richaeld Advocate, and
who made his home in Monroe the past
year, 10 missing. Some few weeks ago
Mr.. Sprague went up to Salt Lake City,
and sllatouce mysteriously disappeared.
All sorts OF theories are ahoat concern.
ing his movements, but the one now
generally accepted is that he has been
kidnapped by Salt Lake parties and is be-
ing held by them TO secure ransom.
No other theory is plausible. Mr..
Sprague left home with large amount
Of monsy--nearly $50, money acquired
and saved from hard work In the news
paper business. It is the first dsap.
pearance OF the Kind noted in Utah.
Deseret News The funeral Of the
late Isaac Groo was held in the Ninth
ward meeting house ysateiday, Sunday,
at 1880 a, m. The attendance was very
large, the hall not being nearly sufi-
cient TO accommodate all who came. The
music was furnished bYa quartette,
AIsssrs. II. $. Ensign, II. G. whitney,
q. d. Pyper aud A. Peterson. Opening
prayer was offered by Elder Orson +.
Whitney. Elder John Nicholson adj
dressed the assembage. He spoke Of
his acq uaintance with the deceased,