The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-08-21

lions come high.
A discovery Of tin deposits near Pan
guitchis reported
A little boy years Of age cot on car
at sco6eld, which ran away and vent
seven miles IN seven minutes. Nobody
hurt.
\ certificate Of incorporation Of the
Columbus Mining Company OF summit
county was issued 10y the secretary Of
state yesterday.-lIcrhld.
It was current report on the street
yesterday that the Utah faucet had been
driven into the Mckinley barrel aud
that a stream Of $4,000 In volume had
already commenced 10 How this way
Herald.
Eipepuiy sherias Gibbs and steele made
what is considered an unusually i'm.
poriant capture yesterday when they
arrested David Fmughton and William
Browbridge for the alleged theft Of
twenty-five head Of cattle Tribune.
Fred James George, aged %, switch.
man living in the Ricketts, block, wa
killed at 1910 O'Clock this morn.
ing in the Union Pacific yards by
being iammed while making coupling
between furniture car aud Hat, loa d.
ed with telephone poles.-Tribune.
J. W. Peironnet went home intoxi-
Gated Wednesday night and shot his
wife. The ball entered her hand.
passed through and lodged in her
shoulder. The wounds are not neces-
sarily fatal. The man IL under arrest.
They live in Salt LAKE.
A little girl named Irene Groo was run
down by a wheelman In Salt Lake Mon.
day. The little girl received injuries
that for time were thought to be fatal,
and the wheelman is yet at large, as he
did not even stop to see the effect Of hh
oallision.
Nd fritz, an oiler In the salt lAk.
ard Ogden Gas and Electric Light con.s
pany's works at the rear OF the Tribune
building, was found dead near one Of
the electric dynamos about lI;o'elook
Sunday night. The indications were
that the man died from shock received
by coming in contact with the appara.
tus.-lierald.
Some Of the government officials are
neglected. OF their duties. For two
months and haR Richheld has had a
railroad, yet ourma'l still GENES from
salina by the mail wagon. Elsnore sui
iers still more than Richneld, for the
mail dosn't get there Ill, 8 O'Clock next
morning. We have been patient long
enough, and some one should be re-.
minded Of this Imposition. ElchGcld
Consor.
A gentleman hired his team aud
wagon to a party Of young people OF
Ncrnal a few EVENING" ago aud from
the looks Of the relics he found In the
wagon the nest morning, the young
ladies must have had scrap. There
we're several pins, q shell side comb,
two bone hair pins and lot Of hair
scattered over the bottom Of the wagon
box. The relics Of the aiiray now occupy
place In our box OF curios, but II the
owners apply for them they will be
promptly turned over 70 them. An we
ask for rs a reward Is the details Of the
fight.-Vernal Express.
Mrs. Marion Neil the wife Of William
Neil, one ot Heber'z old and highly re.
speeted citizens, brcathed her last very
suddenly Saturday morning, August sth,
from the effects Of asthma which has
troubled her for several years. Fifteen
minutes prior to her death Mrs. Neil
awakened her husband and comp lalned
OF choaking sensation ia the throat
The balance OF the family we're soon
awake and DIR. Arid sent for. but before
the messenger had time to arrive at the
Doctors residence the breathing OF the
venerable old lady had stopped and az
The hands OF the clock pointed TO the
hour OF a. M, her earthly career was
ended. The immediate canse Of death
vas suiiocation, brought about by the
protracted afiliction Of an asthmatical
disease. -wasateh Wave.
Anton Jensen's son, 10 years old, was
rampled to death on Monday afternoon
Y Redmond, Sewer county, by burro.
The boy rode the animal to his grand
Mothers, a mile, and started back with
cake in one hand and basket in the
ther, and for convenience he put the {
ride ieins over HE neck. The animal
'ecame frightened at something and the {
10Y slipped or on ono side, and in some {
ray the bride reins became looped I
round his neck and one Of his feet. HE !
eight broke the birdie bit, but the I
eadslall and reins remained intact, and 4