The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-30
UTAH NEWS.

Trout nrr ~ nuinefouh IN Y Ism ihht
that a pitchforI, plunged into the water
rarely fails 10 impale ono Of the iinny
tribe.
A milk train has been started ON The
Salt Lake a ogden railway. IL leaves
Salt Lake at a, m. and Pennington at
"a. m.
The situation Is not half 40 gloomy
a. Il was pictured In regard 10 fruit
being killed by frost In box Elder
county.
Sheep arc being shcared at the rate
Of 1000 day at the corrals In Price,
and the clip Il rapidly sacked and
stored In the wool warehouse, which Is
already nearly filled.
Max sohr, the paint man. has 80 he
says. acquircda whole mountain Of ma
tcrial near Monroe which u suitable
for the manufacture Of paint The ina.
tcrial carries some gold too.
Mcssrs Keith and lvors Of Park city
have purchased eight fine draft horses
In Logan for use at the Park ON nc.
count Of the scarcity Of money they got
them at an average price Of less than
500 each
Harry McCune Of Nerhi was last
week brought 10 the state pcnitentlary
from Cache county for bigamy. Last
winter he took a second wife without
putting away the frat one. lila ssn-
tcncc IA for one year.
The state land board il accommodating
quite lot Of money from the sale and
lease Of school lands. This money
must be rc-inyestod and ~ far as pos
aible the board will secure Utah state,
county and municipal bonds.
John Heck. II Is stated, Is after the
copper plant at salt Lake, which has
been tho subject Of 80 much litigation.
lie expects TO have ores caough soon
from mines ia which he Is interested
10 supply a sncltor aud make II profit
able.
The State Board Of Land Cammis
aioners has purchased 5000 Of Brig
ham city watcrworks o per cent bonds
at par aud accrued interest The
board will favor Utah securities for
the investment OF the funds which
cop'r into Ia possession.
Mrs. II. II. Spencer OF ogden, wife OF
Mayor Spencer, has patented a window
sash. The sash IA double, the Inner
pieces containing the lights, revolving
ON pivot. 40 that thcioutslde OF a
window may be washed from the inside
of the room by merely swinging the
frame.
Mrs. james Patterson OF Hooper was
badly hurt by the falling OF u heavy
timber upon her while crossing the
bridge over the Weber near ogden,
Her team ran away aud threw her out
while she was unconscious from the
effects Of the blow. Her condition Is
serious.
Eight thousand people attended the
funeral OF j. n, Hamilton, the salt
Lake man whose wife Ia charged with
his murder, on sunday. The services
were held at the Tenth ward meeting
house, and the largcness OF the crowd
nttests the general interest taken In
the case. Mrs, llamllton's people were
all present
The verdict over the remains 81 .
man found near Echo, on the Union
Pacific tracks, was that murder had
been committed. The remains wcr,
Identified as those Of l. Weir, Of Ogden
The last seen OF Weir alive was wher
clerk at the Central hotel, Of Ogden
gave him u $40 bill 10 get change
Weir decumpcd with the money and 4
supposed TO have been murdered for II
Mrs. Fink, OF whom the police OF og
den received warning from the chic
OF police Of Denver, has arrived In og
den She l. said To be- fraud, but th'
Ogden police believe that she Is as she
represents herself, dcaf-mute. Sh'
claims TO have lost her purse and tloLs
at Columbus, o., and is trying TO reacl
California. She has letters from man,
prominent railroad men indorsing he
claim.
The state board OF pardons NJ n
Last session liberated thrce prisoner
from the penitentiary. They arc Al
bert Swigar,, A. @. Griliu aud jaime
Murphy. Murphy was sent mp frou
Box Elder county on "a charge OF bur
glary. lie proved, TO the satisfaction
OF the board, after conviction, that h
could not have committed tho theft a
the time, having been camping out 4
Morgan valley.
Ed Bartlett OF Park Valley, forema
OF John Blyth's sheep herd, passe
there en- route fore George Greek
While stopping at the winter range on
day ia. discovered the body Of mar
II was buried only at a small depth
There was nothing but the clothes an
skeleton left. Mr.. bartlett examine
the skull, but foundno bullet holes, =
he re-buried the remains and went on
Some think there may have been
murder committed.