The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-08-13
UTAH NEWS.


Roland Bates. the l.ycar-old son OF
Mr. aud Mrs e.. A. Bates Of Park City.
who was 80 frightfully scaldcd by fall
into a tub Of boiling water. died on
the eth
The Park city baseball club, ON ac-
count " the mines closing, have dis
banded aud each was paid his share
Of the money IN the treasury, which
was quite an amount
John G. Logan, a mining man, died
NJ salt Lake City under rather sus-
picious circumstances. Logan was
formerly superintendent Of the Whine.
mucca mine and came 90 Salt Lake
from bingham. Ito had recently sold
mine Tor $4,000 and had been drink
Ing heavily
The boys who recently discovered
what they believe to be- valuable cop.
per property near Iron Springs. Iron
couuty.havc sent their locations notices
90 the county recorder The new
find is creating considerable excite.
mont and has given quite a number
the mining fever The lucky locatcrs
are John II Walker, William Pryor.
Thomas niN aud "Bud" Leigh
Fire has destroyed the W. II. Lyon
store at Marysyalc The building and
stock " general merchandise. valued
at $1,000. had been heavily Insured,
but the policy expired only few days
ago aud the loss IA complete. The
property belonged TO the widow Of the
late W. n. Lyon, owner NJ the Lyon
block, Salt Lake City. The IRE h sup.
posed 10 have been Of inccndinry orr.
gin. for no one was la the building nj
the time
The crops in sprlngville aud vicinity
aro very good this year. with the cy.
ccptlon ~ the sugar. beet crop. II II
thought the tonnage will not be more
than half what II was last year, with
the same acreage ns last year The
fruit crop Is the largest ever grown.
The potato crop, while small In acre.
age, will yield good crop. William
Roylancc Of springville shipped 5s,oOo
quarts ofstruwbcrrics aud rnspbcrrics
this season.
The Ontario mine nj Park city will
shut down In two weeks. All men who
had been doing dead work were laid
of last week. Superintendent Chnmb-
ers says the mine can be run only at u
loss with silver below 90 cents. and
shut-down Is preferable TO working
with the existing outlook. Tho dis
eharEed m,uer~ are leaving rarh city
for more Inviting fields.
John w. Pritchett. who Is the own.
er Of some real estate south OF Fair.
Wow was ON his way To his land, and
passed through field belonging To a
Mr., Miner who lives at Fnirvicw, by
the long used road Ia aud from his
field. Evidently he had been ordered
before not To drive through this field
aud the order was emphasized with
cpiiheis, club aud finally gun. The
gun WAS cooked for use when MIR.
Prltchctt brought out pistol Tho
constable who was fortunately near
then intericrcd, taking the gun from
Mr. Miner aud quelllng tho disturb.
hncc.
Charles W. Carter. Salt Lake CITY
photographer, has just reproduced a
very Interesting dagucrreotypo. II il
u picture ~ the Ice hive, Lion House
aud church Offices, and was taken by
Mr.. chaiiln. the pioneer photographer.
In 1883. AZ that time there was no
Eagle Gate, and board fence sur.
rounds the buildings. The lion had
not been placed In front Of the Lion
House. over the smaller buildings
the signs Governors onlcc. ""Tlthing
Office" and Presidents Office Half
dozen small trees are shown in the
photograph. aud ON the hill at the
rear OF the bee Hive Ia seen the old ar.
scnni.
The Robber', Roost gang Is at worl,
again and ON the 9TH inst. every stock.
man In Saliua had 10 put a guard over
his stock ON the mountains Ten horses
were taken from one CORRAL, but they
were rccapturcd. Three Of the best
saddle horses in Salina were taken
later. The Roost which consists OF
two almost inaccessible caves Il rem.
devious Tor murdrrcrs aud thieves Of
Wyoming, Colorado aud Utah. Tom
McCsrty has been seen In there aud
identified The gang not daring to
venture openly beyond their retreat,
are supplied Inflammation. necessa.
ries aud news boy women. only u few
days ago 800 pounds Of cartridges went
the Roost.
Margetts Bros. Of Salt Lake CITY
have selected q site al Provo ON which
10 locate % brewery, which Is at a
point ON Provo river near where tho
Union Irrigation Canal company takes
out It's waters.
Jacob Arnold, transient phone,
grapher pleaded guilty 10 the charge
Of allowing four women to listen To a