The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-15
UTAH NEWS.

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A new canning factory ia being op-
Grated At Clinton. Davis county. II
has capacity Of 500 cases per day.
Mrs Ella N. Cav Of wadsworth.
New, has been appointed laundrcsa
and cook 10 the ouray Indian school
~ total Of sis.soo subscribed Tor
the volunteer reception. all but $50
has been collected The surplus will
Approximate $500
Miss Annie Van SAINT. missionary
10 Egypt, died on the steamer state Of
Nebraska, which arrived at New York
on the 9Th, Of consumption.
Dexter A. Buck u salt Lake city
has been appointed teacher In the
ulutah indian school. uintah and
Ouray agency white Rocks, Utah.
Apostle nobcr j. Grant entered n
plea Of guilty TO n charge Of unlawful
oohabition before Judge Norrel last
Friday. aud was fined 500, which he
paid.
The Christian Union Of Salt Lake,
An organization Of the Christian Young
Peoples societies. IL systematically
bringing prosecutions 10 compel the
closing Of bars at the resorts on Sun
day.
The Syracuse canncry will put up
1000 bushes Of peaches aud 1900 bush.
els Of pears this year, which will be
tho frst attempt In recent years 10
supply the local demand for canned
fruit
Teachers employed In the public
schools Of Salt Lake City are compelled
10 undergo physical examination.
showing that their employment will
not DO detrimental 10 the health Of the
pupils
Private johnson, the Utah MALTA.
man who was found asleep on guard
At Camp wasatch, where the soldiers
had their outing last week. was tried
by eourtmartiai and dishonorably dis.
sharRcd.
Tho valuation Of the taxable prop
srty returned by the assessor Of san
Juan county IA $685. A state tax
Of mills amounts 10 si.oii.sf. while
the county tax OF 10 mills realizes
p,soOss
A train OF four sectlonF carrying the
rwenty-seventb voluntl er regiment
from Damp Meade. Pa. % san Fran.
risso. .pasaed through the state last
week There were 1909 enlisted men
and ffty officers.
The Industrial home at Salt Lake,
which cost the government siao, 900.
wis offered for sale last wceh Sew.
sral bids were received, ranging from
$4,000 TO see, 500. The building could
not be duplicated for $4,000
sheriff IIaycoel, Of san Junn county
left last week with reputation papers
for Spencer, Indiana, to bring back
Harry small who broke Jail last year,
where he was awaiting trial on
charge Of cattle stealing.
The Rio Grandc Western Is making
The old Utah Central broad gauge as
lar as the quarrles at shalc, which
will eventually be extended the entire
length Of the linc. Thi, is the only
narrow gauge ia the state.
Kirlswood Fishcr, son Of Hon. John
Fisher OF nountlful, member Of the iaA
Legislature, was killed at Woodruff last
Friday. falling from the top OF a hay
derrick which he was oiliug, at Tho
ranch OF his uncle, byron Sessions
The formal opening Of the 4. u. s.
college, Main street, salt Lake Cit', ON
Monday last was a very favorable one.
The business course continues to draw
heavily aud the high school aud normal
courses are well patronized The mis-.
sionary aud college courses are attract.
Ing widespread attention.
y W. Mecoy, graduate fellow In
chemistry al the University 81 Chicago,
has received appointment as professor
OF chemistry In the University Of Utah,
and will assume his position on tho
opening Of the University this autumn.
John oiren OF salt Lake. who
knocked his wife down. dragged her
around by the hair and beat aud kicked
her because she wanted him To stay at
home In the evening has been sen.
fenced To 100 days In jail aud to pay a
dne Of sio0
Arthur stayner, a pioneer In the
beet augar Industry ia Utah. died at
Salt Lake last week from blood poi.
soning. Some weeks ago a small shot
worked from his pocket Into his shoe
aud became imbebded Ia his heel, orig.
mating the trouble,
Fifty Of Kaysvilles delinquent tax.
payers have made settlement aud re.
deemed their property. This includes
a majority Of the residents Of Layton.
which Is included ia Kaysvllles corpo-
rate limits, who have been trying to