The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-23
uTAII NEWS.

million ana hhlt bushelsof wheat
The directors of the Utah sugar com
pany have declared dividend for the
past ak months Of per cent
The contract for the construction oi
the Utah 4 Pacific road has been let.
and work will be begun At once.
The annual convention Of the Epls-
copal church In Utah aud Nevada was
held In salt Lake during the past
week
The report from Beaver IA that the
hay crop l. the heaviest by several
thousand tons that has ever been
known.
one'day laat week seven carloads Of
Utah honey was shipped 10 Boston.
-Four carloads were shipped from one
county.
@ l.. Maxwell the sprlngville bank
robber, Is busily engaged writing
book, telling Of his many thrilling ez.
pericnocs In the west
State Treasurer chipman's report for
August shows Receipts, 7.iss. 20; dis.
bursments go, $1,000; balance on hand
August a., s7s,Gls.i5.
Charley Price, ii.ycar old son OF
James Price Of spr.ngvlilc, accidcntly
shot himself through the foot with n
a2-cal'bre ride while hunting.
The members Of battery received
their pay at San Francisco ON tho 10th.
tbs making two pay days they have
had since entering the service Of Uncle
IAN.
The stock growers associations Of
this state, including the wool.growera,
intend making application to the Ma
Iional stock-growcrs association for
membership.
Al Miuersville the grain crop Ia the
beat yield per acre and quantity ever
harvested there aud below Milford ON
tho best farms $4,000 bushels Of grain
will be thrcshed
Judge John W. Judd. late United
States district attorney. has decided
1o leave Utah and return 10 his old
Tennessee home. whore hewlll resume
the practice Of law.
Burglars entered tho postonlce at
Eureka aud carried away some letter.
hut did not disturb anything else. A
clue has been obtained aud the cul.
prits viii probably be captured.
Al the regular monthly meeting OF
the directors Of the u. G. ~. l.. Preal.
dent Lorenzo snow was chosen presl.
dent Of that institution for the balance
OF the term. made vacant by the death
Of President Woodruff.
utah's naval cadet. Robert Morris,
IA In Salt Lake for few days before
returning 10 Annapolis Ito has been
seeing active service and has just re.
turned from Honolulu, where he Jaw
the nag raised August ~.
Mira Mary Warner sprague, who
died At salt Lake ON tho 18th inst,
was pa years, q months aud u days old.
500 was the widow Of Dr. 3. l..
'I'Ngue, who WA brigham Young's
pnyAiolau for many years.
Tho Utah Iiechccl,crs' association
viii hold IL scmi-anuuai meeting at
the Joint city aud county building,
salt Lake city, on Thursday, October
O. An effort IA being made To make
display at the Omaha exposition.
Leo 8. Whitehead OF Salt Lake 4, tho
inventor OF au electric automatic vol.
ley gun which will IRE shots a. the
rate OF $500 por minute. MIR. White.
head has number Of capitalists Inter
ested with him aud will cndeavor TO
supply the nations Of the world with a
few OF his peace makers"
MrA Maria Nicholson, Of Spring
city, while riding In buggy with her
husband and two granddaughter. fell
from the vehicle aud received injuries
which resulted In death. Tho suppo-
sitlon IL that she must have fallen
asleep, A child sitting In her lap was
also thrown out, but escaped unln.
jured.
A hunting club has been organized
80 Salt Lake City, with membership
Of twenty-four. DcclSer'a Lake, hve
miles southwest Of the city, and 1900
acres OF land surrounding II has been
secured A deputy win be employed
10 keep on intruoers. Ducks are tho
principal game. Leases have been
taken ON the grounds for ave years.
Mrs. Margaret Blaine Salisbury OF
Salt Lake was elected vice.presldent
Of the George Washington association,
She object OF which Is 70 found
National university at Washington, at
the recent session held on the 18th
inst.
Quong Wah, Chinese resident Of
salt Lake, wants 10 wed with Dora
Harris, a quadroon girl, hut the county
clerk has refused to issue license.
Quong vows he win carry tho matter
20 the courts, to direct tho way for
him 10 secure his bride.
N.