The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-10
UTAH NEWS.


county in1rmary Of salt Lake county.
During the month Of October the
state auditor drew on the state treas.
urer 1856 warrants. aggregatlng si2,-
toe30
A carload Of almanacs was received
In Salt Lake city last week, the books
being destined for various parts Of the
state
The bank clcaranccs Of salt Lake for
the month were sie,o7i,i71, compared
with s7.s75,6eo for the same month
In isos.
A number Of Salt Lake dairymon are
10 be prosecuted on the charge of put
thing formaldchyde In the milk which
they are selling.
The new hvc.room cottages belong.
ing 10 the Rio Grandc Western Railway
at Helper are rented 10 the men at o
per month, including water and electric
light
The advance In the price Of iron IL
destined TO aid In the opening up o.
the immense iron fields In Southern
Utah. Already a number Of capitalists
are looking into the matter.
The two local railway systems, the
wcstern aud short Line, show actual
rross receipts for September Of si,ig7.
Is0.si, nearly all Of which passed
through the salt Lake clearinghouse.
Eighty head Of horses were shipped
FROM Richacld 10 ~, Louis last week,
The transportation will cost from $40
10 sia per head, aud the shippers ex.
pcct 70 receive good prices for the
animals.
The Indian school at White Rocks
has received few new recruits during
the past week ffy-nye have been
snrollcd 80 far. aud thirty.ave more
are needed TO an the.school up 10 it,
full capacity.
A number Of Rlchaeld people have
begun driving artcsiau wells on their
premises Last weak water was struck
at a depth Of ninety ak feet, just east
Of town, the How being more than 1870
gallons per minute.
The teachers OF the public schools OF
Rlchacld have decided to visit the
schools Of salt Lake city this week
aud spend the entire week visiting.
The object ia said TO be for the general
Improvement Of the schools there.
The director Of the census has noti-
Ted senator liawiins that the follow.
ing Utah applicants for appointments
In the bureau have passed. John A.
Rouhard. Provo, Mark v. nuzaanti
pleasant Grove. Daniel A. Dunning
Provoi Walter C. llurd, salt Lake
city.
Three boys held up a Chinese garden
er nj his home In the suburbs OF Salt
Lake one night last week, relieving
MIN OF s1a In cash. after which they
smashed up the furniture, overturned
the lamp, aud almost scared the Celes'
tlai TO death. The boys are under ar
rest
sowawlcls, the Indian chief, who ha,
made 30 many unreasonable demands
aud threatened 10 leave the reserva
tion II those demands were refused,
has evidently changed his mind, lie
now says that he il going to stay AT
the White Rocks reservation and qui,
his talk.
J. y. brennan, pretending 10 be u
revenue officer aud getting saloon
men 10 cash checks Tor him, has been
sentenced to seven months conhne'
ment In the salt Lake isit Whom he
Is released he will b nfcaecuted by the
government for ,gaerouating an
officer.
The prospect Of the building OF the
new road into Marysvale Is causing
increased activity la business circle,
In that town II Marysvale Is made
the terminus of the railroad Il viii b.
the shipping point for Garacld, Kane
and Piute counties, and will be a good
location for business.
contractors were In Belknap last
week looking over the Rio Grande Yves
tern Railroad company's grade from
Belknap TO Marysvale, for the purpose
OF putting In their bid for the compile
tion OF the road TO Marysvale by April
/, 1900
latest advices FROM Higbee, tho pro-
moter OF the Tabernacle choir's trip tc
New York, is that he Is progressing
with his negotiations with the com
missioners OF the Par.s exposition
looking to the taking OF the singers u
France
Florists who have been experiment
ing with the soil aud water, declare II
is possible 10 grow roses in Utah equa
- those Imported from California ant
! cto,er s'aies This will mean a saving
q tnAuy Aousands OF dollars TO lover