Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-04-16
UTAH NEWS.

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chise.
a band OF gypsies who have been in.
vading Logan for the past week have
scarlet fever In camp.
An effort will be made to get the
next meeting Of the National Educa.
tion association for Salt Lake.
Frank Robertson Of Ioole county has
struck a small body Of ore ossaying
So In gold and six ounces silver.
W. T.. Webster OF Franklin, was
kicked in the stomach by a horse
and died from the injuries received.
A strike in the Home Rule, Tintic
district, has been made, fve-inch
vein assayirg forty ounces silver and
% per cent Of lead.
President Woodruff was able TO at
tend Tuesdays session of conference,
though showing the effects Of his re-
cent illness.
The school bonds issued from school
district No. +, Grand county, having
been found defective, n vote on their
reissue is called for April 22d
Bruce johnson, leading colored
man Of Salt Lake, has organized
picked nine 10 play the Fort Douglas
Browns in the near future.
The vacancies IN the quorum Of the
twelve apostles, caused by the death Of
Abraham II. Cannon and the deposit
ton Of Moses Thatcher were not filed
Rt the late session Of conference.
j. w. Eardley, lumber dealer, who
left Salt Lake suddenly about a year
ago. owing large sums OF money, has
returned. lie says he win adjust mat
ters and rc-enter business.
Roy Fsinls, the boy who was savage
" attacked and severely wounded by
an Italian section foreman ON the
Southern Pacific few days ago. has
reached Ogden on his way eastward.
Emery county has had more snow
the past winter than the oldest inhnb- (
itant can remember. For three months +
until the end Of March nearly two feet
of snow lay upon the ground on tho .
level, IA record unprecedented.
The Mammoth. Ia rintie, is having
new hoist pat Ia. Il IS the intention
OF the company 20 increase the output
of the mine as soon as the machinery
Is started and 10 push the shaft down
20 tho s,aoo-foot level as rapidly as
possible.
The Holloway Coal company, re-
Gently incorporated, is working what
Is supposed 10 be an anthracite
coal vein near Sunnysidc. Surface
coal is marketed at $3.50 from q nine
and one-half foot vein The quality is
expected 10 improve with depth.
The Kinsman Publishing company
has iilcd articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state. The object is
70 publish paper in the interest of
Christian education in Utah and vi
entity, and TO publish and distribute
tracts, etc.
Josie Winberg, 14-ycar-old Salt
Lake girl, was accidentally shot in
a small revolver belonging TO
her cousin, Mrs. h. X. Grow. The shot
took effect in the stomach. The girl
was taken 10 81. Marks hospital,
where she is in a critical condition.
olse Anderson. 6s years Of age, who
lived at Smithaeld, was killed while
potatoes from a pit, by the
falling OF the frozen earth upon him.
He had evidently relied upon its frozen =.
60 sustain it. He had been
Head some time when found 10y his
Wife
T.. $. Dean & Co. bankers and
brokers, OF New York, who maintain
d branches in Salt Lake and else
where, have failed, leaving many per- y
ons poorer. salt Lake parties con y
ributed about sac, 900 of the IS 600. 900 II
he concern is supposed to have peck is
ted. l.
Southern Utah should be this year v
NE OF the best OF cattle and sheep u
angcs, says the Grand Valley Times. o
'he great amount Of snow and rain u
las insured feed. with cattle. sheep "
nd wool ia demand and at advancing
'riees I. ought 10 indicate prosperity
the west n
President Aquilia Nebciser OF the "
tate senate, has leased 5000 acres Of ca
iear lake, and between the lake and ri
ear river. The lease runs until jan I'll
airy /, isos, and is at the rate Of cent OF
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