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

Annie =. wilson OF oAit AhAN wv
has been granted pension Of ss per
month.
Governor Wells commissioned two
no,aries last week They were NilsP'
Rasmussen Of Juab county and Joseph
=. Smell 81 Sal, Lake.
Major Henry Page, recently aP-
pointed commissary Of subsistence In
the volunteer army, has departed for
his station IN Porto Rico.
Tho young ladies Of Price played
game Of base ball with a nine composed
OF young men. Tho score stood IS TO
10, Ia favor Of The ladies.
The clearinrs for August In Salt
Lake reached total Of s1,isp,ips a.
compared with s5.sos,ola for the cor
responding mouth In 1891
The woodmcn u the World, Pacific
Jurisdiction, next head camp session
and circle session Of the Women Of
woodcraft, will be held NJ salt Lake
Tho North Cottonwood has been
stocked with $500 trout, received from
Colorado, and the stream has been
closed to fishermen for the next three
yeara
Michael Holland, tho largest lndi.
vidual owner OF sheep In eastern Utah,
has sold 1000 head Of sheep TO fancy
Bros. The price paid was 81 per head,
thus the transaction involved the cx.
change Of $1,000.
ben West met with q very serious nc.
cidcnt ~ the Yankee mino. In Amcri-
can Fork canyon. while working In.
aide a large rock fen on his head, rem
dcring him unconscious for a time. lie
Il, however, slowly recovering.
George clifford, a fireman on tho Rio
Grande Western. fell from moving
train while discharging his duties, and
was fatally injured, dying soon after
reaching the hospital. Tie was % years
Of ago and leaves family.
After hearing the evidence In the
ease against Max scufert, charged with
involuntary manslaughter Ia running
down aud causing tho death Of George
iIalsett, at salt Lake, the examining
magistrate decided thcrc was not sun.
client evidence TO hold scufert for trial
Louis woolscy, the p.ycar.old lad
who was arrested recently In Salt Lake
on charge Of housc.brcAking, has
been bound over 10 await the action Of
the diairiot court Tho yonnR hprsiar
admitted that ho had obtained small
sums OF money from the I'll OF Mr..
Savage nj different tunes. Failing TO
secure bonds lac went 10 jail.
The expenses Incurred by the state
Of Utah Ia the recruiting aud enlist.
ment OF volunteers Tor the war nggrc.
gated sois. Governor Wells has for.
warded to the auditor Of the war do.
partmont n statement, with rccelptcd
vouchers appended, showing the cN'
pondlturcs In detail. The auditor has
announced his readiness TO take up IA,
properly presented claims OF the vari
Gus states and utah's will DO paid ia
ita turn.
Confined Ia the Kcogh.ilosmcr hos
pltal In Salt Lake at present Il A. J
Kenyon, who came very near having
his light put out In the stewart mint
few days ago, Kenyon, who was Gun
ployed ~ miucr, had missed sho
and after short Interval was return
Ing when II fired, n fragment OF rocl
striking him on the arm aud breaking
that member. while another piec,
reached his head, innictlng painful
wound.
A very distressing accident occurre,
September 2, by which Emil Sehmn
feldt, n child years Of age, was cut Il
two aud instantly killed by the shor
Line special while leaving CARTEL,
Beach. Tho boy had started out II
search ofhls father who was working
In that vicinity, and becoming tired
he sat upon the track. when the trail
ran over him, with the above re
suit The boy ia the son OF Emil
seh@nfeldt and grandson OF Counsolo
schmnfeldt OF salt Lake City.
The is-year-old son Of Alfred Doutr
Of Warm Creek, while playing with
pistol shot himself through the thigl
and died from excessive hcmorrhage
The boy, with an older brother, wa
twenty miles away from home whel
the accident occurred.
While worhmon ON the Rio Grand
Western near sprlngyllle were digging
n posthole they discovered a hum Al
skull, which Is believed 10 be that O
squash Head, an old Indian who con-
mittcd suicide In that locality Ia IA
early history Of the town,
Joseph Campbell who claims 10 hav
his residence In salt Lake, was foun
in n demented condition In Cedar Val
ley, and sent TO Provo for treatment
The doctor pronounced the trouble
ease Of apln, which ne thinks wa
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