The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14
STATE NEWS

A Autograph stone company has been
formed at springyille. Capital $3.50.
900.
The Centenniil-EurekaM Mining Com-
pany 900 h.t saturday paid another
oubled.y.dcnd OF san.UI0orti pen share.
making he grand toia. 90 date $500
600. Finite Miner
The bridge g,ng reached .i.iga th.-
week aud sork has commenced on thr
bridge which to span tho SEWER river.
when fII- &. compietetnt road will have
free sailing To KIcnheId.-salina Press.
James Farrell 10 hrIrkmaker. who has
resided ALONE ON the corner % ..iuth
West AMI Third sJI'h s,rttts i9r SOME
years past. was iouud dead Zoo bic bel 10
io'clock sunday afternoon. Tribune iH
some recent discoveries OF soid-hetins
ore have recently been made west Of
koosharem aui on Box creek. seven
miles south Of that place. Auumber Of
locations have been made aud conidera.
bie development work dome -Sal.ta
Press
w. %. llu.ph returned Ia.t week from
an EXTENDED trip down in southern
Utah. De- reports a new aud important
gold discovery in the western pari % irou
county which i.a,imctIug much aaeu-
ton, aud where the state Line mining
district ha. iu.t been orgaui2ed.-Mt.
Pleasant Pyramid.
Bects. beet. There b. such q cry 10
raise bcets Tor the factory this season
that the manager, ilr Cutler. hardly
knows what TO do to keep good feelings
among the raiscr-. lie could vet enough
beets TO run two factories. aud this fact
should be enough to cause the directors
TO think the matter over OF how they can
enlarge the capacity Of the factory a. SOON
a. possible. -Lehi Banner.
Brigham is the seventh city In -i1e 10
the new state. The population Of Uiah's
seven largest towns for 1895 is as ioi-
lows Salt Lake, 1906 Ogden, l5.-
rs Provo. $500 Logan $500; PAX
City 3iOo springville. 3,l6s Brigham,
2,722. This does no, Include Mau,ua
which would place Brigham at 3.lo7.-
brigham Bugler.
w. II. Walker whose sihe..p.itiing
Joke aud violin music are 50 well known
from Cache valley 10 ST. George, paid
lleber a visit the fore part OF the week.
lie says that thcpeople living on the
river from the Park City bridge mp are
doing their portion toward the Increase
In the population OF Utah and that wo.
men Ia that section are not in It unles.
they give birth to twins. Not less than
three pair have been born up there since
statehood was observation-disclosures
Wave.
Brigham's splendid tabernacle now
stands ghostly mass OF ruins. IL was
completely destroyed this afternoon by
Are. II Is the worst conilasration in the
history oil the city. It was valued az
S2juOO and the worst feature oiull there
wa. 30 Insurance on the building or con.
tents An $500 pipe organ, silver sacra-
ment service, hooks, etc, all were des-
troyed. Only few benches aud chairs
were saved. The fire started by poor
heaters IN the basement. Herald, 10.
weita Hansen, the li-year.old daugh-
ter 90 Mr. Emma Hansen, was inveis Ell
away from her home, three miles south
u Mnray,on saturday, by Two women
l.' man. who promised TO buy her a
.otu watch L she would accompany them
TO the CITY. With childish desire OF
ado,umcu, she accepted the Oder and
sine, tucn has moi been heard o. Nes-
tcriay Mr.. Hanson visited police head
quarters 90 secure the aid Of the law ia
recovering her lost enid, but asyet no
trace Of the girl has been found. -rrib.
une.
There has been too much talk about
Bingham being lnN-gradr camp. Wheu
the causes which have largely led mp TO
the fepllatioH are traced out twill De
louuj that they mot cousi'taltoge 5u'r
OF larfcu rock. This writer has peeu
In scores OF mining camps nnd adGs HE
testimony to the long list--thnt for pay
ing mne., uniformity and stability OF
vein, and ore. and the number Of pro-
pertir- from which good pay ore can he
extracted, the 'Old keliunie, IL mt Of
/ sight W them idl.-Bingham Bulletin.