The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-13
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STATE NEws

The Sandy Independent reports tlss
Mrs. Tripp iost "a watch by theft In that
city which she highly priced because Is
was n memorandum" Of Mr.. Tripp
dcceascd
\ petition is being prepared hy Psf
Couehlin'- counsel Tor rchearins 4
his case, which will be taken 49, at re
next session oi court at Randolph, RIA
county.-Ogden Standard.
The snow south aud easi Of VerrA
does not appear TO be melting very ft.,.
while TO the north aud west the hills pre-
nearly bare. The atmosphere will hs,.
10 warm up whole lot u the farmer,
plow much this month.-Vernal Ky
ptese.
A coal miner from MOI rison swallowed
too much tanylcioot the other night. anI
tried 10 set fire To the Bench Houss.
lie undertook TO smoke a cigarette ia
bed aud III the carpet In the attempt.
Mr.. Lauber ioundit out In time aud
stopped tie fire. Alanii Sentinel.
A ie~ Of our citizens are making biz
ditch aud taking out the water iron
the Beaver river and taking IL north
along the base Of the foot hills towards
North creek. This will carry water enougL
TO irrigale several hundred acres Of land
that nov lie idlo.-B Beaver utonian.
The Governors Office will be removed
to-day floor lower in the county end q
the joint building. II has been located
In an ante'room Of the County Commis-
sioner's office. Hereafter tho executive.
business will be transacted In the roor,
formerly occupied AZ the County Assoc
sof's oflice.-rribune.
A big force Of men are at work ON the
sanpeie Valley railroad between Nophi
and Chester, broad.gauging the track
The line will be standard gauge b.
tween Salt Lake City and Manii by Ii.
fret Of April. And then, from all we cas-
learn, the roa will he extended 10 sa.
! lima aud Monroe before the close Of the
=, season. --Salina Press.
= A biz force Of men aud teams are n
G work In the canyon south Of Joseph City
r A seventy foot tunnel Is under way and
Q some heavy work will be done there
? The Rio Grande Western will not max,
= Richheld terminal point, as the ciii
iens ot that town fondly hoped but will
10 continue on In the direction Of Ceda,
"A cry ~ iHs, ~ snsh aud pnrs, can \.
=. Drought into esrvice. -sali6a Press.
~ Brigham's tabernacle will be lmmed
nd ately rebuilt. An effort will be- made l.
-. have the building rcady for occupanc
p this iall. The structure will be erecte
al ON the old walls and finished NJ prof.
I'd able cost Of $4,000. IL will 10 Improve
H. aud the seating capacity increased 800
making the total seating capacity $50
n. TO 1910. Sand IL already being haulo'
at and the work Of reconsuuction will b
ng vigorously pushed.-BriRham Bueler.
"a. a big dnd David Judd aud other
Of Of this place while prospecting In Skul
nd Valley the other day happened toind
cd rich vein Of ore. lie located the claiu
~ and named II Anaconda. lie aiterward
I'd sent few specimens 10 Salt Lake Cit
TO ascertain IL true value, receiving III
'oiurns by mail and ~ his great astoa
ishment the astay reads as follow,
foriy-seyen ounces silver, IA ounoc
gold, averaging t2ss To the ton. Thi
hnt has caused quite an excitemeu
4" among the mining fraternity Of Grant
We willie. --Grantsyille correspondence Tooel
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