The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-04
UTAH NEWS.

loads OF luccrn seed 10 Chicago seed
house.
The 500 colorcd soldiers a. Fort
Douglas received three months pay
last week
The health Of the Utah boys At
Manila continues 10 be good la com
parison with the other soldiers
J. A. Shelley Of Mt Pleasant recently
sold band Of thoroughbred sheep aud
received an average price per head Of
$50.
Tho springvillc Roller MIN com
pany has just completed the wc-' Of
putting Ia $500 worth ~ new 10. .u-
cry.
Utah wheat advanced cents per
bushcl last week, aud the indications
are that IL will go higher during the
coming week
The city hall at Park city Is re-
ceiving the finishing touches and will
be ready Tor use by the city council at
It. next meeting.
James Stark Of Physon lost three
carloads u horscs Ia railroad wreck
while they we're being shipped 10 the
Kansas City market
Major General Kent. ~ the Twenty.
fourth regiment, u saying goodbye
20 his friends aud will make his home
In Troy, \. y. upon his retirement
a new gas we'll, which the owners
have christcncd The Rooster. has been
tapped near salt Lake aud there will
. no longer be a shortage la gas, 40 the
owners say.
Troop A, Utah Volunteer Cavalry
has 'staricd for san Francisco Lieu.
tenant Kimball. with his detachment,
will Join Captain Caiuc at MERGED. The
boys expect TO be mustered out before
Christmas
The Lchi Sugar companys bonds,
formally owned by eastern capitalists,
have been bought Ia by salt Lake
parties, who consider the issue OF
si0o.O0O In per cent gold bonds As
gilt edged.
Charles Williams Of Eureka fell
distance Of twcnty.onc feet while at
tempting 10 slide down rope. lie
WIS quite severely bruised and cut,
but no bonos were broken. The acct
dent was due entirely 10 his own care.
lcssness.
The Idaho, Nevada aud California
Stage company filed articles u incor-
poratlon with the county clerk Of salt
Lake County. The object Of the incor-
poration l. 10 own aud operate stage
lines aud the breeding aud raising OF
live stock
The Union Pacific has strung rails
and dsh'plntcs along their Echo and
Park city branch, 10 replace the pres
cnt lighter aud wcll-woru rails now In
use. That branch road In now doing a
heavier freight business than Mt any
time In III history.
Lieutenant Colonel John Q. Cannon,
OF Torreys rough riders. has returned
TO his homc In salt Lake City. Colo
mel Cannon has good word for every
man In his command, aud saws the
rough riders conducted themselves In
most becoming manner.
While Walter wlllcooks Of Park City
was assisting worlsmcn putting on
shingles ON his home, he slipped aud
fell from the roof 10 the ground
bruising himself considerably, dislocat
ing his shoulder and receiving several
severe cuts
The Salt Lake postohlcc IN troubled
good deal with letters ON which az
internal revenue stamp, instead OF a
postage STAMP, has been placed la
such cases, II there Il NO return al
dress on rhe envelope, nothing can be
done but 10 send the letter to the dead
letter ohicc.
A. Moroni James Draper, well'to
rails aud sevcnty-hve tons Of hay by fire
the result OF small boys playing will
matches The home was saved by th'
heroic actions Of the nelghbors, wh'
formed bucket brigade. The los
will exceed $1,000
The reservolro Of the Silver Creek 8
sanpcte River Reservoir company a
Wales, this state, Is now completed
The company was compelled to insti
tutc condemnation proceedings agains
one or two parties TO secure necessary
land. The reservoir will cover be
tween ESQ and 800 acres 10 an averag
depth Of six feet.
Al BOULDER. Peter Micse and stew
Clements quarreled over monetar
matters aud Niece shot at Clements
but missed him, when Clements struc
his opponent In the head with an az
inhicting serious II not fatal wounds
Clements Is under arrest
A number OF the T. tab boys who en-
tl.t.a .rlth ua,...,fia couch rtHara %.