The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-30
UTAH NEWS.

stationed at Salt Lake, has been sent
to Huntsville, Ala.
The Utah Feeding Company, located
Ut the Utah Sugar packing grounds at
Lehi, are feeding 900 head Of cattle
Two salt Lake blnchsmiths engaged
In duel with hammers as weapons,
and both came out with badly bat
tered faces.
The wheat yield 81 the country sur.
rounding Colinston Is unusually heavy.
many Of the farmers threshiug from
1000 to 1000 BUSHELS
James Poulson, the Pleasant Grove
man who killed his father some time
ago, Is now on trial Ills attorneys
have put In plea Of scif-defense.
Fifteen new recruits arrived AZ Fort
Douglas one day last week They
win an up the ranks thinnsd out by
the Spanish bullets before Santiago.
The contract Tor hauling the Twen.
ty.fourth infantry home was awarded
20 the West Shore, the Rock Island,
she Union Pacific and the short Line.
The s6th anniversary Of President
Lincoin's emancipation proclamation
was fittingly celebrated by the colored
people OF sAlt Lake City on the aand
inst.
The fruit crop In Grand county IA
far above the average this year. One
buyer has been shipping four carloads
daily 10 Denver and other Colorado
points.
The secretary Of the Interior has
ordered patented 20 the Unlon Pacific
Railway company list Of lands con.
tanning 2to acres In the Salt Lake city
district.
burglars blew omen the safe In the
store Of william NJ. Royiance al Spring.
Vile, but secured nothing Of value.
Tho explosion, however, demolished
two large plate glass windows.
A three. year-old child Of Mrs. Mary
Miller, OF Eureka, upset a candle,
which ignltcd It, clothes, aud before Ia
mother could come 10 the rescue II had
received Injuries which proved fatal.
The sugar factory at Lehi passed the
million pound mark at the end Of the
eleventh days run, a record which IL
regarded A. phenomenal, Nearly all
Of tho output thus far has been sold.
Sam Lee, tho salt Lake ChlnamAn
who was convicted OF burglary, has
beeu sentenced 10 eighteen months In
the penitcntlary. lie only secured 90
eents from the house he burglarIzed.
George Mckee, convicted In uintah
county OF cattle stealing, will serve
out hla four years term In the pcnl.
tentIary, tho supreme court having
affirmed the sentence Of tho lower tri.
bunal
Goldle Brown and Jack Dcnnslon,
who robbed the saloon At Saliair OF
s57oeo. have been sentenced, brown
receiving three years Ia the pcnltcn-
tiAry and Dcnnison four months In the
county jail.
Work on tho Utah 4 Pacific will
commence at once. Pat OF the outfit
Of Contractor lIondrioKs has been
shipped 10 Milford, and the work OF
shaping aud leyeling up he road bed
will be begun In few days.
The ParowAn school district has de.
olded 10 build now brick school
house 10 cost In tho nelghborhood OF
$1,000. The bricks Are now being
burned and the rock for the founda.
tlon Is being quarrled and hauled.
Brigadicr General Green. while en-
route from Manila TO Washington,
dispatched the following telegram TO
Governor wells' "wnl pass through
Ogden tomorrow regret being unable
10 stop. Would like 10 tell YOU
personally Of splendid work done by
Young's aud Grants batteries at
Manila"
- ~ A'MANAN hAN hhA AihtltNn
had thrilling experience near the
summit ON the Utah Central. They
were on their way TO Salt Lake, having
driven from vernal, and when within
100 yards OF tho summit the train from
Park City rounded a curve just as they
were about TO cross the track short
distance from tho approaching train.
Anderson jumped from tho wagon,
while Hewlett whipped the team aud
rot across just In time To escape being
hit
Joseph Anderson, OF Granger, while
loading n repeating shotgun, acct.
dentally discharged the weapon, tho
load Of shot passing through the left
side OF his neck and Just missing tho
windpipe and jugular vein His re-
eovery Is doubtful
Mr.. John Beck, OF Lehl, IL about TO
have his grapes harvested; the crop
viii not be quite Us good this year,
ewing to tho lack OF water, but he