The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-07-07
coALviLLE.

The last company Of the Twenty
fourth infantry left Fort Douglas
Thursday Of last week, and the state
u Utah Ia now garrisoned by two
troops Of colored cavalry.
John Sharp, state fish commissioned,
has deposited ig,0Oo young Rrayling
Sab In East Canyon crrcls and silver
AXE. and fisherman will keep an eye
On these places In the future.
The foundations for the new sugar
factory at springville are nearly all In
aud bricklayinR has been commenced.
The scale house has been built, and
work will soon be In full blast
Thirty three street sprlnklers are
sept busy In Salt Lake city. total Of
LILO, COO gallons Of water, Ia 1910 loads.
being taken out daily, covering 200
blocks, and yet tho citizens complain
81 dust
The swor (Which Is to he presented
10 Lieutenant Pearson, utah's repre-
sentative In the battle OF Manila bay,
Ia a handsome one and cost about $500.
which sum was raised by popular SUBJ
,cription.
Utah mining men will have a gold
statue Of Maud Adams,th actress, made
Tor exhibition At the Paris exhibition.
The statue will be liie.sisc aud will cost
100000. the material Ia be used com
ing from Utah mines
II Is reported that Captain A. A.
sabaniss ofcompany x, Twenty. fourth
infantry, weli.known In Utah. Ia TO as
mme command Of the post at Spokane
instead Of going 10 the Philippines
with his regiment. lie has been
stationed at Fort Assinniboine for a
lime.
Mar Good Hope, In San Juan eoun-
ly. on the Colorado river, a Clln
Dweuers village has been discovered
By Charles V. Clinton, Of Salt Lake
city. A number Of mummies have
been discovered. aud an expedition Is
10 bo organized to further Investigate
the find.
The ae.month.old daughter OF Mr.,
aud MrS Thomas Brady OF Mt Pleas
Aut WINS drowned on the ssth by fall
Ing into tho creek. Although there
were witnesses to the accident, the
little Que was dead before assistance
arrived, the body becoming caught
under foot.bridge among n lot Of
driftwood
The Mt Nebo branch OF the Sanpete
Valley railroad il nearing completion,
aud tho line will 10 in full operation
next week. The company has been
hampered In it, work by delay In re-
ceiving ties and bridge timbers, other
wise the liue would have been COM
ple,ed before now.
A girl was badly hurt In n merry'go'
round at Mt. Pleasant, ono evening
last week. support for horse she
was riding gave way aud threw her,
but as her clothing caught In falling
ahe was dragged twice around the ma
chine before II could DO stopped. She
was bruised aud cut, but no bones were
broken.
Miss Libbie Bromley OF Springville,
who was one Of the cxeursiouists tc
saltAir on the Goth, had u narrow es
cape from drowning while bathing
A. she was sinking for the third time
gentleman. name unknown, rescued
her
o. T. Emory, the Utah long distance
champion. defeated Oscar Julius, The
Swedish champion, In hfty'mils
match race at Salt Lake last week
Emory won a $3.50 purse besides break
ing,All state records from two miles al
to atty.
John N. Wilson OF Provo Ia display
ing with much pride 1--we large beAl
akiuA taken from bears killed In Utah
One IL said 10 be the largest ever seei
In the state. Three OF them are silver
tipped grizzlies, one brown aud th'
other . black.
Three fishermen came into Prov
last week with aiHty pounds of trout
which they claimed had been eAugh
with hook aud line, and commenced
peddling their catch. They wer'
arrested for Illegally catching hsh AM
fined $40 ench.