The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-10-21
UTAH NEWS.

Real estate men throughout Utah
report the market better than for many
years past
a party u twenty Boston bankers
were Sightseeing In salt Lake city one
day last week
A dozen new brick residences are
being erected In Goshen, besides new
meeting house and school house.
Privates Farthingham and Smith Of
the rough riders have been discharged
aud returned TO their homes ~ licavcr.
Contracts have been let by the state
board Of corrections for supplies for
the penitcntiary sufficient TO last one
year
Mrs Luclla NJ. Patterson Of Salt
Lake. has been appointed matron OF
the western shoshonc Indian school,
Nevada.
Hattery e. has been ordered 10 Angel
Island To do garrison duty. Carbines
will be issued at once. The boys all
welcome the change.
The sugar factory at Lchi consumed
$50 tons Of bcots one day last week.
The capacity Of the plant was supposed
20 be only 800 tons per day
Salt Lakes chief Of police Is making
4, warm for poker players who persist
In playing despite the recent ediot
against gambling In the capital city.
The Cattle Feeding company at Lehl
Last week shipped 700 head u fat stock
10 the market. aud Immediately re-
plenlshed their pens with like mum
Der.
Ten freight cars broke loose from a
train At Lchi Junction and smashed In
10 n special train standing on the track,
demolishing the cAboose aud derailing
several cars.
Rufus Smith aud Peter Clark have
been pardoncd from the state penlten-
tiary. Smith killed fellow soldier In
1891, aud Clark got his man" at Park
City In 1890.
While q circus was In Lehi, ono
young man Lost sl5 nj the little shell
game, another had SIS taken from his
hand. while two others lost eos aud cit
respectively.
Tho captors Of Maxwell, the Spring.
Vile bank robber, have received notice
that warrants have been drawn for tho
payment OF the $500 reward offered for
he capture OF the desperate.
The Clerks union Of Salt Lake City
eontemplates demanding tho closing
Of stores at o'clock p. m. except GU
Saturdays, Some Of the leading mcr.
chants have expressed willingness 10
make the change.
Some Of the farmers Of springylllc
have been made happy by tho reeeip,
of their checks for the arat payment
on this seasons beet crop. This pay
ment was only for the boots put In
during September
A pair Of holdups tried 10 relieve q
HAlt Lascr Of his wealth near Beck,
Hot Springs, but the gentleman from
the city whipped up his horses and ran
over one Of his assailanta, thus frus
trating their designs,
A letter received from member OF
tho Utah cavalry says II Ia rumorcd In
camp that the troopers viii return u
Ban Francisco about November rs, and
that they will then be sent TO CAM
Kent, where they will be mustered out
about Christmas,
The Union Light and Power company
of salt Lake, viii proceed at once will
the erection Of plant for the mana
faoture OF gas, with n capacity OF $50,
600 cubic feet yor day, The improve
ments to be made will cost between
$4,000 and 100000.
Postofiiee Inspector sutton Is pursu
ing his quest for the thieves who GU
open and got away with tho contents
OF the Frisco mail pouch at Milford
Payment has been stopped ON mum
Der OF drafts and checks which were Il
the pouch In question.
Don Hickman, miner In the emplo,
OF the Overland at Sunshine, lost Al
eye and was otherwise seriously injure,
by the explosion Of shot that faile,
70 explode at the proper time, Hlcls
man used pick 10 locate the shot, will
the result above stated.
Major General Kent, commanding IN
Tweuty-fourth Infantry at Fort Doug
las, ia preparing 10 depart for the cast
he having been informed OF his az
polntment as brlgadier.goneral In tn
regular army, lie win probably b
assigned to duty la New York
Preston Merrill, is-year-old boy O
Logan, while hauling grain the othe
day was thrown To the ground. IN
front wheel OF the wagon passing Owe
the upper part Of his body, breakin
several ribs and fraeturing his LEI
arm.
John Lllqulst aud John Falquist, tw
Finlandera OF Upper bingham canyor