The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25
UTAH NEWS.

from MIIfnfi To 0ihtfilH' "Nb'""b
April
The large reservoir at 0unnison
bend. near nc,erct. is completed, snd
wiu mid In rcclaimiug considerable
land
william II Forsythc Of Toquersville'
aged Rs aud unmarried. died OF heart
disease last week. expiring while at
work
Ephraim Bleak. young boy Of 81
George was thrown trom 81 horse while
racing down % bin with two other boys
last wccl, aud was killed almost In
siantly
Inin,s \. Monk. the cNmining re-
cordcr ~ the Big Cottonwood district
was last week convicted ~ forgery 10
altering mining records. lie viii be
sentenced March 'o
II. g. McGar ic. wh. was assistant
dircctor.gcncral u the Jubilee, has
gone 10 S. Joe TO take charge Of
Jubilee celebration 20 be given there |
In May.
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last week rctnrding the crops aud Kill
ing the early almonds aud peaches and
laying tho iuccrnc. which had grown
10 about eight inches, hat on the
ground
The RIO Grandc Western Is engaged
In track laying near springyilie aud
Mnpioton, 10 overcome some stI
grades During isp5 several pieces Of
track were changed 10 overcome the
Same object
n. Noorgnri, wcll-knovu citi'
ren Of Salt Lake, took his own life last
week by drinking n solution OF eva
nlds Of potassium llo grew dcspon'
dent from illheal,h and had made
threats To -nd hls llio.
CIV Treasurer Morris, Of salt Lake
has teen notifying druggists who han
die liquors la quantity outside Of pre-
serpilons that they will be- required 10
take out city licenses. In some cases
the druggists have refused 10 comply
with the ordinance, maintaining that
they have n eight 10 sell liquor as =
medicine " ithout paylng liquor license
congrossman King, a Mormon, did
good work getting nt the facts Of the
case ~ CubA, aud now another Nor
mon, 10 ,he interests oi Senator Can
non, has been equally successful In
tour through Hawaii. Ito finds The
natives are not by any means unanl
nous ~ uio restoration ~ tho mon
= ar,hy. aud tho faets N he aadr 'hrn
arc additional arguments In favor o
annexation. says the philadelphia
Press
Tho convention Of governors callc'
10 discuss means Of Kidding the stat
Of border runians, failed TO reach al
agreement. aud II has been decided /
let the county shcrifs deal with th
dssnsud,s. There were prcseu
Guycrnors Adams 81 Colorado, Rlcl
nrda. ~ Wyoming, who were guest
Of Governor Wells Governor stcunoi
berg. oi ldaha autographed that !
could not come, but would abide I
the decision tho three should arrive a
The Utah state board ofhortieultu
has lust issued bulletin No 2. III
topics treated arci "orchard Disint,
tlou, ALMONDS In Utah" soils nj
Location" aud planting aud Care
crccs" The bulletin also eontai
pertinent recommendations un Z
topics treated Any orchardists or p,
son interested la fruit growing mi
obtain a copy free by applying 10 Pr
idcnt Thomas Judd of st.. George, VI
President C. ~ Blomsterberg ot Prot
seorctar, J. A. Wright OF Ogden or
=. sorcnson, fruit trco Inspector
Salt Lake county.
a general hold-up occurred
Thompsona Syringe the 18th. II
lard bros store was robbed Of go,
aud cash To the extent Of $500. 4
~ the robbers loost gang came II
Thompson, left their horses In
stoclyArds and proceeded 60 the NJ
aud bought bill OF goods 10 the
tent Of $40, aud then asked how mi
they were owing Tor the same,
when Informed, pulled a pistol
called Hands upl' and then
eeeded 10 rob the I'm and the men
the store, at the time Mr.. H. q,
lard, John Grand aud Loo Green,
when they got through they mare
them ont with hands up, and "
across the track TO their horses at
stockyards aud rode away Mr.
lard followed them up, and was
licved OF his pooketboolg and
lie recognized the men, but will
tell the names.
Two hungry bears, believed by
Morrison Of Marysyale, 10 b. o. y
a. cows, chased him TO e .r
cabin near tho Silver r,ns .n4..
had seen bee ore, and a.
scs~ed, bht hpss vsrs not
him
CArr Dope. vas 70