The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-11

7 Captain Ransiord Smith Of Ogden
died Saturday night.
The Lehi beet sugar run ended last
Sunday, with IN output u 5,95O.OOO
pounds.
Murry American. seven thousand
collars WIS paid ont last week in Murray
TO shalc haulers.
Governor West ha. ordered Captains
Cannon and Gibbs to the San Juan
couutry to investigate the Ute .ituata.
zion.
Tntic Miner Report from the Sur.
yeyor Generals office Tor the year lSDi
shows IL suryeysapprovcds aud ~ orler-
issued for Tiniic District
American Fork Item Nephi. Utah.
Jan. Z, 4:30 p. m.--l'ctet norton, born
aud raised In this city. was thrown
from a sleigh At about o'clock TODAY.
and died instantly from his injuries.
Manti Messenger: Sorcn ChrisiofIrr
Hansen, o. old resident oi Manti. died
- WNNtN AANA NANNNNNNH MAN
troubled with Bright'- disease for
several years, from the effects Of which
he died. The funeral ceremonies took
place at tbs tabernacle on Monday.
Mercur Mercury; A mining man
who spent few hours this week wander
ing around in the Mercur mine, Informed
az that In his opinion there was enough
or now In sight to keep the mill run
ming for the next ten years. II is I'M
doubtedly a wonderful mineral de'
post.
8Hcrald 4 The field force Of the San.
pete Valley railroad, which il running
the lines for the extension Of the system
from Nephi ,othiscity, Yesterday passed
Draper on the west side and IL making
good progress toward salt Lake. Presi.
dent Bruback is Of the opinion thpt
within week the surveyors will lie
clamoring Tor the right oi way into this
city. a iirsi-class grade i- Icing ~ =
tanned aud everything h moving along
with extreme smoothucs-.
SAT- Lake Tribune. ,lbfrt Tuue,
cashier VI Doe MluU savings Huuk. uas
accidentally killed Tuesday AFTERNOON.
tie was Wulking irHm the bunk. holding
another mans bond. olcn Che $50
fsl. futile iruck Ils spinal co'nmu
on the edge oi ihc plans platform u
front OF tho bunk. can. be- fracture 800
the base Of the brain. tnvsiciuus wor,
summoned and attemrt made to revive
him, 3,ath Vas almost u-lar.
tnnD,
Salt ., Tribune Alexander Jcu.
nings Of iancn was the victim of de
plomblr iccidcnt at Provo Yesterday
whirh resulted IN the loss Of his leil
hand. lie was handling hammrrIcs.
shotgun, and not understanding IN
mechanism, did not know II WAS cooked
The weapon was discharged and N,
entire charge passed through his LEI
wrist, innicting wound which ncces.i
iatcd amputation just above the wrist
Logan journal Joseph, the l6yeaf
old son Of President G. d. Fjeldsied, de
parted this life on Tuesday last. Ill
death WAS caused hy heart disease. in
duccd by inlammatory rheumatism
Funeral services over his remains wcr
held yesterday at ~ o'clock In the 0tl
ward meeting house. The many friend
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fieldsted and iamil.
sympathxe with them In their grea
bereavement.
Ogden Press; Papers and letter
were received in ogden yesterday whicl
confirIned the rumor previously circu
lated In regard TO the death by suicid
OF Tom Nelson, son OF 4. II. and Mr.,
Nelpon, formerly Of this city. The ras
act was committed In Detroit, Mich
The young man accomplished his pun
psse by taking a dose Of morphine. II
left note saying that he was tired {
life. Many in this community will r,
gret the untimeb end Of Tom Nelso
and sympathize with his bereRye
parents.
Brigham Bugler President II. {
Baker Of the Consolidated NJ & NJ
Co., was in town Monday. lie says ia
tunnel in the old Garfield mine is no
in distance Of 200 feet. A force Z
men is constantly at work. A ne
steam pump has just been put in I,
pumping air down to the men workin
At the depth Of the mine. Sever
wagon loads Of small rails for the trac
that runs into the tunnel we're som,
time ago lugged up the steep mountai
eide and deposited at the mouth Of III
mine. A new hotel has been erects
near by for the miners. somethiu
mighty good must he In sight or N
company would not expend thousand
of dollars on this mine, which II
doing.
ComnOa Sense
Should he used in attempting to cul
,hat ,,ary diaaQraaable disease, cataTrl