The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-09-24
UTAH NEWS.

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good income from this source. There
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Inc local member OF inc state iress
e'uo' W. H. Neoo' OF Lem mas eA
tended an invitation 70 All nemoerA OF
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fourteen Thousand sheeP, OF the es.
ta'e OF the late IT, o. christensen OF
"""t'' N''o sou !" .he h'gneAt p'uuer
one uay last week H. a. hearns OF
"unn'soh pouRht DOW NJ ol'ol' ratteh
snu anderson ''oOO, NJ sl.voH' David
shanu Tor Mr. heiser, ',soo' "tsl.Vo
snu 'Oo 70 Iheouoro Ohris'enAeh Tor
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Lille the three-year-old daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Fox, salt Lake city,
was badly burned about the throat and
breast but her injuries. although pain
tul' VIII not prove fatal. The little
child was carrying lighted Japanese
lantern and while ON her 10 make n
Sunday visit TO n neighbor, shs
thoughtlessly pressed IL TO her breast,
when the flames from the burning
lantern caught her dress, with tho
Aoo'o result
Editor Snow Of brigham City has
been acquitted. SHOWS witnesses tes-
tiled that the doctor struck him be-
fore he drew the pistol and that the
Doctor had made threats against him
aud M the doctor was larger man
he was afraid OF great bodily injury
and drew the pistol In self-defense.
The Judge gave lengthy Instructions
covering every point raised, which was
agroat assistance 10 the jury In help
Ing them to arrive at verdict
Between twenty.ave and hftv peopIe
Jumped from what they believed TO be
couple OF runaway cars ON the Salt
Lake City railways line, near the salt
Lake brewery Sunday afternoon and
not n few were painfully bruised.
Others escaped with severe iolts but
all were badly frightened. The motor
man was enabled 10 get control OF the
cars aud they were brought 10 full
stop just around the curve.
Apostie y. NJ. LYMAN and Johnnihnn
a. KImbail of the frat seven prcsIdents
OF the seventies attended the confer.
encc OF the Y. NJ. MIA. and the 81.
George stake, holding three dnys' meet.
ings, besides Visiting many Of the sur.
rounding settlements. lnst week. The
main object OF their visit was 10 nc.
aualnt the people with the faet TINT
that the authorities of the church had
concluded to publish magazine, the
title To be the improvement Era, In the
interest Of the Mutual Improvement
work.
Governor Wells has appolnteda mum.
Der OF supervisors 10 manage the ak.
pendlture OF state funds nppropriat.d
10 build roads. Alfred w. Nebelter
was appointed 10 superyise the exp.n.
tudlre OF $1,000 In Rich county, aud c.
j. Corey, OF Ogden will do likewise
with the $3.50 for Weber county ronds.
The balance OF $3.50 10 be applied ON
Cache county roads ut the junction Of
the other two roads will be expended
under the direction Of supervisor 10
% n"neu '"'er, 'ohh f. brown, OF
,.'' $500 - "I 20, 80 w. 'u l,''''s, 'no JUS
Wana ana oa.ss,S . y NV 1891 IN"
George W. Carroll win sunoryts. ho
expenditure OF the $1,000 for the con.
atruction and ,mpr,yement on bi,,h.
way TO llunksville in Wayne county.
The remains Of Henry nacl,us mr..
rived In Park City SUNDAY last and
from all appearances Racl,u. WINS mur.