The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-17
UTAH NEWS.


progressing finely.
Mantl IA making preparations for q
grand eele bration Of the Fourth Of July
Lehi Is now a prohibition town. the
last saloon having been closed last
week
Ten carloads Of people went from
Salt Lake 10 ogden with the Wood.
men'seScursion Sunday, where NOM.
ment 10 a brother was unveiled.
The Utah Power and Electric Light
company proposes 10 extend ~ wires
into salt Lake and will be prepared by
July 10 furnish light
Utah's mineral exhibit at Omaha IL
The best there. Colorado. Montana aud
Idaho were not 40 prompt In getting
ready A. Utah, hence their displays
suffer In comparison.
Jack sinneti, n Salt Lake boy with a
weakness for scorchiug. ran into a
horse and buggy. knocking the horse
down. Slnnett was rendered uncon-
sclous but not seriously injured.
Lieutenant Kimball and Sergeant
Cobb. Of the Utah cavalry troop, came
In from San Francisco the first of tho
week for the purpose Of recruiting
nineteen more men for their troop
John O Cannon has been elected
lieutenant colonel Of Torrcy's regiment
Colonel Cannon arrived In Salt Lake
Sunday TO remain a few days lie be.
llcvcs the regiment win move shortly
G. X. Iiannlstcr Of Ogden Ia said 10
be- a candidate for state engineer. the
place that willard Young has given up
20 accept a colonolcy IN the volunteer
army.
Lieutenant Wash Young will prob.
ably be appointed 10 the captnincy
made vacant by the promotion Of Cap.
tain Cannon TO colonel. while Second
Lieutenant Burt will be made frat
lieutenant
James Thomas, a tramp, In attempt.
ing TO board traiuat Provo last week
had the Fingers Of hls left hand and the
toes Of his right foot on. both legs
broken near the knee aud n deep cash
Ia his head
Harry blackwell who was struck b,
locomotive on the Rio Grandc West
ern At n street crossing In Salt Lake
last week ~ dead from the injuries.
his Injuries werc not thought at frat
20 be serious.
Fish and Game Warden sharp states
that many people are under a misap.
prchonsiou a. to the time that the
fishing season opens Bass may be
caught ON June Is, hut the trout sea.
son opens day latcr-on June ID.
George Diclson son Of bishop a. u.
Dickson Of Richvllle, Morgan county,
was killed by lightning last week
while hcrding sheep al Soda Springs,
Idaho. Ne was a popular young man
The remains we're Inferred AZ Morgan,
The Provo nar association has pre-
frrred charges 81 intempcrancc aud
vcnnlity against District Judge Duscn.
berry. and requests that steps be- taken
20 Dust him FROM office. The only
provisions for such procedure Is i'm.
parchment by the legislature aud the
expense attcndcnt upon such q cause
almost prccludcs a. Judge Duscn-
berry refuses TO resign.
Tho lifcicss body Of Daniel Hurley
was found last week nj the bottom Ola
eoo-foot shaft In the DAILY mine at Park
City How the unfortunate man hap
pcned 20 be- thcrc l. not definitely
known. but the suppositlon Ia that
while wandering around In tho dark
ness he fell Into the shaft aud was In.
stantly killed, although not bone Ia
his frame was broken nor his body
badly crushed.
The dead body Of Thomas Bates, n
young man of e3, Of Monroe, SEWER
county. was discovered SUNDAY morn
ing ON the cnhankment Of the Rio
Graude Western railway near Murray.
lie had been stealing a ride aud fen
from tho train,
GOV Hcbcr NJ Wells. with party
Of intimate friends, left last Friday for
few days fishing ON Wood river, In
Idaho, or wherever the fish arr most
sportive The governor delights in am
outing OF this kind Col. Clayton aud
Harold Russell are his companions,
Colonel n. Trceweek, prominent
mining man, has been expelled FROM
the Alta club for drawing a gun on
W. s. Mccormick, the banker, aud
threatening his life Disagreements
growing out Of business relations are
supposed TO be the cause Of the trouble,
In the sham battle la City creek
canyon on sunday, which was INDUCED
In by companies A, II aud d, one man
was wounded In the hand with powder,
another had his face burned severely,
and still another was shot through the