The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-29
UTAH NEWS.

Governcr Wells contemplates a
pleasure trip over into Wyoming, Ao-
soinpunied by Justice Bartch.
The Y. NJ. NJ. l. ASSOCIATION closed its
conference at the Salt Lake tabcrps'
Gle sunday last The association 10
IN fourishing conditions and II Is
rapidly increasing In membership.
There ia III feeling at st. George
caused by an attempt 10 GUST John
Pymm rs postmaster. lie has held
that Office for twenty years and has
given general satisfaction.
James t Monk Of Argentine, who
was confined In Jail for contempt Of
court for refusing to turn over mining
records according 10 the new law, has
Issued an appeal To miners for funds
70 continue the dRht
The case Of Lillian vandenberge
against the Merchants Protective as
ISOLATION, ELL H. Price and J. II. Con.
aoly. In which the plaintiff sued TO re-
sover $500 damages for unlawful and
malicious arrest was tried In Salt Lake
the Esd and verdict for the full
,mount returned.
Willie Rcilley. n i1-year-old Salt
lake boy. while playing around ears
N tho Salt Lake City Street Railway
,ompany's power house, was run over
aud killed by car. Two boys who
scre with him. suddenly aud without
Warming. turned on the current, and
scillcy, unawarcs, was run over.
The new bonds OF the salt Lake &
Cos Angeles are now being engraved,
70 be all ready for delivery, signed and
sealed when the transfer IA made. All
Arrangements for floating the salt
lake a Los Angeles portion Of the
bonds have been made, and when tho
lime comes no trouble In carrying out
70 the letter that companys part Of the
contract will be experienced.
A man with his wife aud four very
unall children came into salt Lake
City one day last week from Baker
City They were without mon,y and |
lid not know where they could get |
anything to eat They applied To the
police and were turned over 10 Jailcr .
Kimball. who filled them mp with city
ioup aud sent them 10 tho county com.
nissloncrs for furth or aid. The fam.
uy got transportation 10 Grand June
ton.
For two weeks past southern Utah \
has been drenched with rain, and
floods have done considerable am
cunt Of damage 10 bitches and grain
trops. washing debris over land aud
covering crops up. The rainfall means
sntold good 10 the cattlemcn OF this
part OF the country. Ranges will be
better this winter than for years, aud
but few cattle ON them, aa everything
that can be bought has been pur'
chased.
The merchants OF 81 George have
been considerably agitatcd over the
series OF burglaries that have taken
place there within the last two weeks,
which has baiiied the attempts OF the
local officers TO capture the culprits.
Several days ago the tithing office was
broken into aud some small change
taken, aud Just previous to II the Coop
store was entered aud $40 In scriT
taken. Mrs. A. T. Prices store WAS en-
tered by means Of the back door ant
300 taken. The thieves overlooked
800 that was In an envelope back IL
the drawer. Suspicion has pointed
strongly 10 parties who have been flusl
lately. but no tangible evidences hai
been obtained yet.
while attending dance In Ameri
can Fork opera house on the ED inst,
Miss Maggie Rusnton, young lady O
II years, who was resident Of thu
city. died suddenly. She was waltzln
at the time aud had just rcmarke
that II seemed awfully warm an
close in the hall. Her partner sal
they had better sit down and Nh
would feel better shortly, but sh
answered. mo, guess can stand
II the rest Of them can aud 80 col
tlnucd dancing. When the, had go
ten probably twenty feet further ~
appeared to faint and fall suddenly
the hoor The fall was broken TO
considerable extent, but some poop
who were dancing near by say h.
head struck the hoor, though othe
claimed differently. 1t was at hr
thought she had only tainted aud &
forts were made TO revive her. The
finally. doctor was sent for who pr
noL7ced her dead, from heart falluI
In Illness and with his eoustituti
wrecked by the rnvages Of consuu
ton, Hugh Mclean ended his SUIT
ings by shooting himself In the FOL