The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-28

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Mr.. ". J.. stevenson Of salt Lake
va. severely injured 100 a runaway there
Tuesday
Rum.cy 'he name of o. ueO tovusite
laid ont in Titan county. tour milesirom
Sunshine. TooeIe county.
The farmer. ofMilIardcounty are put
ting la a good deal OF grain this month.
Something unusua. 10 sow grain in Feb
ruary.- Mi.iiar1 Progress.
Yesterday morning february 2lst,
lsg6. At = O'Clock. Nr.. Marion J. Peter
SON OF she sixth ward, this city, died Of
heart failure logan Journal
Again has the A.s.s Of death visited
this community and from our midst has
removed one OF our respected citizens,
Mr.. ~. ". Dame. Willard Progress.
Dr. II. X. Cmrucy. one Of Iogan's
pioneers. died at his home In this city
FRIDAY morning, at u O'Clock. The
cause Of his death was old age aud gen.
eral debility.
We are advised tha, a nice s:reak Of
silver leai ore wa found this week In
the -Four Aces. We expect soon to add
lhi- property To our li.t Of shippers
Tiniic Miner.
some prospecting Tor gold is being done
I In Logan canyon. Two ~ three assays
show fair aud % nigh, be possible that
wewill have mining boom In the Gran
airy Of Utah. Logan Republican.
It is reported that at a depth OF 800
ieet one Of the mines near Willard IL
turning out considerable ore that as
say. 81 70 the ton, with prospects, grow
ing more favorable daily.-Brigham
Buglrr
We learn that some OF our mineral
hunters who are investigating pros
poets IN the East mountains have dis
covered some important mineral indi'
cations. aud that some very hitiering
ASSAY. have been returned on some sam
pies.-Mt Pleasant Pyramid.
Again We have been called upon I,
mourn the death OF one OF our most 70
spectcd citizens. On the afternoon o
February iith. Bishop Henry Tingey o
. the First Ward, passed irsp' this NOR
,al sphere into . realm Of eternal Joy auS
happines,.-BHsham Bugler.
Kitty Egan, girl who has figure,
. somewhat conspicuously in salt Lake
. hall world for several years ~ Minni
, Livingston. was shot yesterday after
. noon by Tom lIends, drunken stone
, mason. during dispute over . trihinl
. srm OF money. The woman is not dea'
d aud may recover.
j. NJ. Davis OF Provo called into on
office "Wednesday and showed Us q eel
e tificate OF assay ola piece OF ore foun
: on this side Of Holmansyille which "a
a IS ounces In silver and t3,lll In golc
4 He predicts the opening up OF some va
i liable mines in the district before long,
9 PaysOn Globe.
J. Leslie Atwood was run over aud badl
injured TUESDAY afternoon by a runawa
6 team that he was trying TO stop. II
9 had the horses by the bits and slippe
II aud fell beneath them aud one wheel
u the wagon passed over his chest and Ia
y head Nav eat SOME. His Injuries are n
i serious. hut he will be laid up awhile.
= Ncrun Express.
" Word came to Heller last night d Il
sudden death OF Mrs. Ellen Lee Who IN
J.. died ~ $3.50 yesterday silrrLOon
" .iouton's ranch. the home OF her -
and daughter. As near rs We cou
learn cid age was the cause OF her deaf
" having reached her 18th year, and q
" funeral will be held In lleber sunday
II II O'Clock noon. go asatch Wave.
:. \ paysou, Utah, dispatch Of the %
A. says human skeleton WIS plowed
y. within one block OF the city hall IN q
. heart OF the city. II was taken to Tow
hend's drug store, where many peoI
10 ilocSed 10 see II. It Is supposed 10
A the remains Of an Indian, The bon
Ia are well preserved aud will be wired
.. Prof. Towushend NJ an early day.
H. James Hacking sent large eagle
IT. Governor Wells this week as preser
h, The bird l. u large one, his wings mes
10 uring over seven feet from tip to Il
al On the red, white and blue streamC
e. which adorned the cage was printed &
u. following motto ITO Governor Wells
~ We cry ior Free Silver, Economy, Hol
or Industry, uinIah County."-Nernal l.
p- press.
Or samuel Jost, AN insane patient at q
asylum from Wasatch county, ran aw
I'd from the institution last evening
De about u 800 o'clock and was captured
ie the constable at Santaquin this iol
" noon. The insane man must have 81
" iered greatly Us lac could not ha
by reached Santaquin without walking
u night ana he went away without his Il
OF or shoes. Provo Enquirer.
ne BY private letter from Mr.. Becker,
" Huntington, We learn thatu sinai tot