The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-05-14
UTAH NEWS.

will 20 To- Caincvillo.
Fort Duchesnc Is probably the only
military post In the United States at
which but two troops or companies are
stationed that has ia regularly organ
lied brass band.
There is now over million pounds
Of wool stored at the Rio Grande West
crn wool warehouse ana platform at
Price Teams are bringing II In every day
from Vcrnal Ashley and Emery coun'
~, and shcaring Is still going ON.
Robert Rail and Henry Evans, two
young men. were playing Tall ON tie
street at Lchi. Ball was using the bat.
lie strucl, the ball and II dew on 10
pnc side, striking the 7.ycar-old son ~
II. y. Ostcrich just above the heart
The little fellow got up, and aftcrrun.
ming two or three steps, fell dead.
James Elliott Pearson aud Henry
Mark Pearson. brothers. aged . and II
years respectively, were drowned In
city creek ~ Salt Lake city Saturday.
While enjoying AN outing up the can
yon the younger boy fell into the turb-
ulcnt waters Of the stream and was
swept away ON its course cityward, 10
be followed n moment later by the cld-
or brother; who hcro-lilsc plunged into
the Icy water To rescue his brother.
The prospect Of an empty city treas
ury Is growing rapidly more serious at
Salt Lake City. aud indications are
that the municipal financial famine Of
last year will he repeated during the
summer and fall months of 1897. Ac.
cordinR 10 the last report Of the city
auditor, the uncxpcndod aud unappro-
printcd balance In actual cash II about
Sis,1 The expenses Of the city are
about sea, 900 per month and the rcve-
nue. coming In at the rate Of from si5,
900 TO SIS, 900 monthly. on July ist or
about that date, scmi-nnnual inter.
est payment Of sli, 600 will fall due,
and from the present outlook there will
not be enough money In the treasury to
uest t.
"'Ac highest water seen In the Rio
Virgin ana santa clara rivers for years
Is now crowding their banks, cutting |
into farms and playing havoc In gem
cral. II Is impossible for farmers 10
reach their farms on the opposite side
of tho Rio Virgin except by crossing |
over small AunpenAioa foot.oridpc
constructed by gcnerai dona,ion oscr
the river at the site of the old bridge
which stands some hftecn feet out In
the stream. Tho span Of the foot.
bridge Is 40 feet, constructed Of cable
wires. II il the only means Of commu-
nication between Price and AtlSinyille
and st. George. There have been sew.
cral narrow escapes while attempting
10 cross with wagons.
chief Consul c. y. Butler. Of the
Utah division l., A, W., has announced
tho following committees for the en-.
suing year; Finance n. iiutler,w.
d. brown, August Stein Rights and
n,iv,l.,,s p,,nbroi, \ So.
Ger, Theodore Nystrom, Improvement
81 uighvnvs- a. : whites a II II.n.
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&c Van Voorhis Rol,rt Officer II
G. Evans Division Attorney n
Winters.
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voe,a music mud Miss Annie u s,er.
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