The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-01
UTAH NEWS.


owned by Utah people are lying in Salt
Lake banks
The Short Line Offices will remain at
Salt Lake and not be removed To Omaha
A. recently talked o.
Lucern seed is selling for cents a
pound. aud Il a more profitable crop
TO grow THAI sugar bre,s.
Around Circleville drouth has cut
feed 40 short that cattle In large mum.
eers are being driven north.
salt Lake milk dealers have formed
= combine and advanced the prico Of
milk from 10 % cents a quart
After December the rate ON wheat
from Ogden TO San Francisco will DO
increased from - TO 800 per ton.
Tho home Of Governor Wells was
guaranteed sunday. his four-ycAr-old
daughter, Florence. having scarlet
fever.
Tho Provo Wooden Mills are running
overtime To al contracts. About pS
per cent OF their product goes east 10
New York aud Philadelphia.
Norman Taylor OF Moab. a pioneer
sftf, who drove the second team into
salt Lake valley, died In Salt Lake
last Saturday, aged II years
The proposed trip east Of the Taber.
sscie choir has been abandoned be.
cause tho promoter has failed TO per-
form his part Of the agreement
A an evidence Of prosperity among
Ne working people, two savings banks
81 halt Lake have increased their de-
r.sits $4,000 during the past year,
The Utah volunteer officers have
formed an association for social gath
srings. and with view 10 entertaining
military men who may visit the state.
Six young men Of Logan were ar
rested last week for assaulting two
students Of the H. Y. academy aud
snail fines were imposed upon each Of
the men
Several carloads OF frozen wheat re.
jeeted by Salt Lake millcrs, has been
purchased by stockmen at price only
few cents less than that paid for
unchanged wheat.
A meeting was held In Denver last
week looking to the holding OF 70.
union OF the Eighth army corps, TO
which the Utah volunteers belonged,
some time next summer.
Chris Larsen, an unmarried man Of
Holiday, was kicked In the stomach by
. horse which was tangled In the har.
aeas aud excit.d. from the effects Of
which he died la few hours.
A sneak thief last week entered the
bedroom OF Mra. Arthur Kirk. IT'S
south First West. salt Lake. during
broad day light. and stole $40 In silver
which was hidden In the mattress
The body OF Richard Ralph, tho Utah
Satteryman who died In Nagasaki.
japan. when the battery was returning
hcmo, arrived In San Francisco Satur.
day on the transport sherman.
Frank sherman, late arrival In
Salt Lake from Denver. shlvering with
soid, robbei dummy In front OF a
clothing store Of an oyercoAt and was
caught aud sent TO jail for thirty days.
Several noted pictures from the east
have been secured for the exhibition OF
the Utah Ar, Institute this month.
Productions OF the most renowned art
lists OF this and foreign countries will
DO shown.
Mayor Clark Of salt Lake has rec.
ommended tho passage Of an ordinance
removing screens aud stained glass
from saloon fronts, 80 the casual pas.
srby might see whether tho Sunday
closing law is being obeyed.
Joseph William Taylor, Of salt
Lake, arrested on charge Of unlaw.
full rehabilitation, last week entered a
plea Of guilty. lie declined to state
whether In future he would obey the
law or not, aud was hned $3.50.
Seven new eases OF smallpox devel.
eped In Sanpete county Saturday four
At Sterling, two at MAuti aud one at
hphraim. The eases we're all suspects,
And had been isolated, 80 no alarm {.
@fsit-ttss. ,lss dIsen-s VIZ sptss4- 4
Victor Clement, the Salt Lake min
ing expert who was in the Jameson
raid. captured and paid the TransvAal
government large sum ior his free
DON. says; "Oom Paul Is Tho most un.
sompromlaiugly vicious aud unreliable
cid scoundrei ever set up To rule over
40 ignorant, superstitioua aud fanati-
cal people"
Tho proposition OF the mayor Of
Salt Lake City to close all saloons on
sunday has been acted upon tavorably
" the city council aud proprietora OF
saloons will have TO close their doors
on Sunday and cease doing business or