The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
UTAH NEWS.

The Utah troopers are now comfort
ably quartcrcd In barraok, which Is
welcome change. they having been
domicilcd Ia tents Tor some months'
According to city Treasurer Robin
sons llst, there are just thirty delin-
qucnt taxpayers in Coalvillc for the
year 1895. and the amounts aggregate
s72.3o.
Private John Burrows, company "
Twenty fourth infantry. stationed az
Fort Douglas. was dishonorably dis
charged from the service u the United
States November 20.
According to reports received from
different sections Of southern tab the |
recent storms will be- received with |
Joy by the agricuiturists and eapeci'
ally welcomed by the dry farmers
Salt Lake city can boast Of a silk
factory where silk handkerchief
dress goods and neckwcar arc manu-
featured from the silk out 81 the CO.
coons. This Ia the only silk factory OF
ia kind east ~ California.
The Farmcrs' Union Of wellsyille Il
now fully prepared ior business aud
~ dno new creamery, with a capacity
Of 10000 pounds Of milk daily Ia In
snccessful operation. The corporation
IA composed entirely Of farmers.
About yes scholars reported At the
Fort Douglas post schools, which
opened December o, who are, by the
army regulations. compelled 20 attend
Eight of tho brightest enlisted men In
the Twenty fourth, under Chaplain
Allcnsworth, have been detailed a.
tcachcrs
A new well has been commenced at
the gus fields Tho territory chosen
for the venture IL about 1000 feet north
Of the old wells. There are about
TWENTY-FIVE mon now engaged la The
construction of the auxiliary plant
aud the date set Tor the nrst gas 10
issue Il January (.
state Auditor Richards has applied
10 the boards Of the various state In
siitutlons for estimates Of their OK
pcnscs for ispp.igO0. A few have not
made reports, aud In the event that
they nre not received within a few
days, he will be- compelled 10 proceed
without them 10 make his consolidated
estimate.
Trooper william II. Goldman, who
served with IL" troop, Torrey's regi'
ment, arrived at his home In salt Lake
City, December .. Mr. Goldman IA a
nephew OF County Commissioner Raw
llns, and lives AZ South Cottonwood
Since the mastering ont OF the regi'
mcnt he has been visiting relatives In
Iowa and Missouri
A food of Inquiries regarding the
various industries, climate, health aud
religion Of Utah are constatly pouring
An 10 state officials who have not The
tlme To do the state justice la the mat
ter Of supplying information TO pros
peotivc settlers The formation Of
bureau Of statistics IL deemed advis
able. and II will probably DO consld
cred by the coming legislature.
Robert simpson, motorman will
the Salt Lake city Street Railwa,
company. met with painful acciden
ono day last wcelt MIR simpson, VIII,
IN a large man, tried to close the from
door Of the car while Il was ruuninI
a, full speed, and In 40 doing lost hi
footing and was thrown 10 the ground
lie received severe scalp wound, an
was badly bruised on the arms an
legs.
!. T. Gogavty, who Is In charge q
tho ouray iudian agency and III
uncompahgrc Indians, was la sa
Lake. December o. His business WI
In connection with VIM, who, wit
His son. is charged with burglarlzln
the government commissary at n
reservation and stealing United STATE
supplies. VIM Ii o. rancher In N
vicinity, and was seen 10 take n
goods by one Of the Indian police. NJ
Gogarty made the arrest aud rs wi
ness Ia the case.
Tho hoodlums OF the sixteenth war
salt Lake City have organized
secret organization and have grips at
passwords They purloin cycrythir
hut rcd.hot stoves aud use an aba
doned barn Tor their headquarters AZ
10 store their plumber. They after
sunday school regularly, after Viii,
they plot treason and do the stealth
,act whenever opportunity afford
THE police succeeded Ia arrrsting Or
Of the gunv aud this, n Is believed "
have a tendency 10 break up the orga
ilation.
When the Saltair management l
opens ia pleasure resort for nest So
sons business, the public will rc
the benefits TO bee derived from maj
improvements now being made. n
great building Is being thoroughly
Oscar uufford Of clifton, was bodl
injured by the explosion Of hl,
that he thought had already be