The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-22

Tribune. George lumbuurue. 4 tin
nsr. vas seriously injured yesterday by
the breaking oi q adder At The Western
Union Telegraph Office
Herald 10 Ludwig VOL. Who bad
been connected With the 4 G.. MI
shoe factory since 10. establishment.
lied at his home Ia the Nineteenth ward
yesterday oi paralysis.
ray-ou tilolri \ story J.. told uu On.
Of uur physicians 90 which sounds
rather ludicryus. lie wished 60 give one
81 his patient, .hock of electricity.
and not having any battery. he took
tin bucket sud vent mp o. tine clsctrir
plant To get itiillsd with the desired
article We suppose he intended 10 pour
60 DOM the afflicted one.
Brigham Burler. 4. .pou ~ q rond
can be- broken through ihp .uov Goo
Fable Groyc canyon, 'hr hauling NJ
onyx will hrgn These onyx bcd- are
twelve milrs from the Brigham station.
which distance must b. covered by
teams. over live carload. II superior
quality are now quirricd aud ready iSr
shipment. The blocks weigh from aOOU
to 5000 pounds apiece.
Mersur Mercury \ ear loaded with
coal sud an Empty or"car got away from
the railroad bows 1T the Mcrcur mill one
nigh, last week, and tnok lively run
down the road, Notwithstanding the
brskenan'- efforts tn stop them. After
running about mile and half they
ilew the track. The brakeman took an
extended flight through the sir. but ~.
capped any serious injury. The cusl ear
was badly wrecked aud tile coal was
scattered over quite an area u territory.
81. George. Utah. Feb. ID. Kenneth
Milne, fourteen year. uli went duck
hunting to-day Returning in % buck.
bntid with another lHi. the team was
suddenly started onto 'trpt, when
Mines gun was acridently discharged.
TIE contents striking him uuder the inv
tearing away part ui the heat and kill
ing hin instantly. The affair has
shocked the entire community. lie VIZ
an only sou ahd tie main support al hi-
mothers family.
Herald General Manager Dalton Of
the New State properties 1T Goli Civ.
came IN yesterday and reports that
work is being rnersclically pushed ON
the rlaini- ofthe New State company.
In relation to the big piece 81 ore mrn-
toned in the Herald nr. Dalton sly.
u ""' ''Neh from tue tunnel ahd not
''uh tue sh"'' ~ the incline ~ rn-
parted vs. deN''ophch'' progress tie
'e'" SHOWS up more promising and he
very sahsn'nr ~ To me iuturu re-
suns Inc smart III the incline is down
% ueplh oi ~ ieet' while the tunnel
u j" ~ lee''
Herald; A dispatch received In this
city yesterday announced the sudden
death AZ her home In II. George, u Mr..
Julia llili.lyin-, wife Of DR.. Israel Wins
aud sister Of Mrs. Emily woodmanseo
OF this city, The call eamc with little
warning, death being due to paralysis.
Mrs. Wins Was one Of the pioneer Omen
Of southern Utah, aud has always been
prominent In charitable, educational
and religious circles. She was known
aud loved throughout the south aud her
friends in the north wers legion. The
bcrenvsd family will receive the heart.
Ie't sympathy OF thousands oi uhhs
people
Herald Yer over two months the
mills Of the Dessre, company have been
idle On account Of the bursting Of one Of
the boilers, but the repairs are now prac-
t.cally all made and It is the intention
Of the management Of the company to
resume full operations ON or before the
first Il the month, should nothing UNI
iorseen prevent. General repairs have
been made at the plant since the acct
dent and it Is nov ina condition to
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