The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-10-28
NORTHWEST NOTES.

lug poison. No cause for the act seems
TO be known.
The extra contract for strengthen.
ing the foundation Of the new public
building at Cheyenne, wyo., has been
awarded to Keefe & Bradley, the pres
cut contractors, at s2l,is5.
Len Reynolds Of Rifle, Colo, started
on a hunting trip With companion
aud the two men became separated.
Since then nothing has been heard
rom Reynolds, and II Is believed he
ias been killed by wild beasts.
The crew Of the wrecked steamer
BriSham have arrived at Seattle ON the
steamer Utopia, from Alaska. They
report that IL will cost more than the
BriNham Is worth TO get her oil the
rocks and that she will probably be
abandoned.
Rumors Of fight between Indians
aud deputy game wardcns have reached
jackson. wyo. II IL known that
thirty game wardcns are In the Green
river country for the purpose Of maxi
ing the arrest OF some Indians who are
unlawfully killing COW clk.
At Robertson's ranch, near Quincy,
Gala, willard Cameron and Richard
Scott aged 10 years, were playing
with n rifle. The weapon exploded
and the bullet struck Cameron In the
left temple aud killed him. The eoro'
ner's jury brought In verdict OF acci'
dental homicide.
A. q. Railing, of Cripple Creek,
Colo, signallcd 20 be holstcd from the
Theresa mine, when he had but ono
foot ON the cage. lie was caught boz
tween the cage and tlmbcrs, his skull
was crushed and his eye gougcd out
He was conscious till death, one hour
and half later
Game, fish and fur.bcaring animals
are plentiful and most Of them are In
creaslng In Humbcrs at Ycllowstone
Park. The number Of visitors at the
Park from June l TO September 30,
was 5,s5i, ~ compared with iO,0sO In
the summer OF 1897, says Captain Err
win In HIS report
David Mckenzie, an cmployc OF the
oranite'Bimetallio mill Mt Philips
burg Mont, was instantly killed by
being caught In the elevator belt ic
attempted TO shift the belt to a loose
pulley with his arm when the belt
caught him, carrying his victim around
the pulley breaking hts neck
William Lelin, living six miles from
Florence. Colo, left Florence for his
home accompanied by his lo-year-old
SON. one night last week, aud beior'
they could reach home tho boy had
frozen TO DEATH elapsed In his father'
arms and the father was 40 badly
froSen that his recovery Ia doubtful.
An explosion occurred In the mixing
room Of the Judson dynamite and pow
der works at North Berlsley, Gala, oc-
tobor 20. The building was totally
destroyed, and two men, Thomai
Roach, foreman Of tho nitro-glycerin'
department ana Peter Anderson fore
man OF tho mixing ROOM were bio"f
into atoms
The highest range beef price Of tn
season was obtained Last week b.
George Drabbs Of IIlnsdale, VALLEY
county, Mont, who had a shipment OF
tho Chicago market Sixteen head
averaging 1869 pounds, sold at 50, TN
top notch OF the season. Seven hea,
of the same sbipment and ayeragin,
t.a7t Mounds soid a. 4eo
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a disagreement when has existed
Tor some time between the proprietor
OF the orewerioH OF Denver ana theil
employees eliminated IN lockout one
Gay last week. In when about sS'
workmeh were thrown out OF work
Inc proprietors granted demand To-
hine'hour dny, Out refused TO leav'
the hiring and discharging Of men en-
tirely 10 their foreman IA demanded b,
,h.,,,to, Th.ra ....o o,,,.. dty.,.
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eheeA' put th'A was tue principal ono
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