The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-22

f"Hltithtti mus giving conference Wis
iiurs an excellent opportunity 10 visi
the fair ground,
The wheat crop in many localities Il
the state has been seriously damage,
by frost shrinking the grain and ren
dcring 10 unmarketable.
The rural mail service recently "a
tablishcd al salt Lake Il proving =,
satisfactory that aoother district. run
ming a. far south as sandy. Is likely "a
be formed.
The tour u the Tabernacle choir
has been postponed on account Of the
Hines, u Mr. lligbcc. who arranged
for the tour II is expected the tour
will bcgin in January
Hereafter children under IS will be
admitted free To the salt Palace
grounds At salt Lake on Saturdays
Two free shows have also been pro.
yided az extra attractions.
The gross earnings ofthe Rio Grande
Western FOR August were sI7e zoo, the
largest ever made Ia any month In the
roads history, aud sioi 900 more than
for the same month last year
Maurice y barber, visiting strang.
er. had his lex broken by policeman
while resisting an attempt Of the OH.
Ger 10 remove him from from the seats
reserved for invited guests at tue Bry.
an reception.
II the desired franchise can be had
Salt Lake will have new depot az
soon A. II can be built. II will he
erected ON Third south aud Fourth
West streets. The ground has already
been acquired
The Colorado volunteers we're enter.
ialned few hours A. they passed
through Salt Lake Monday OF lass
week They spoke nattcrlngly Of the
Utah batteries. The train carrying
them was In four sections
The University Of utrh has begun
proceedings to compel state Auditor
Richards To draw warrant for 81. 600
for the University, 10 be- used In erect.
Ing new buildings The auditor
claims that rs no debts have been In.
eurred the appropriation Is not availa.
bile.
The puoiic schools OF DAVIS county
have established circulating library,
the Only one In the state. The larger
81. trlct. contribute about 500 and the
',aH'i"r ones $40 to the library fund.
ihs looks will he transferred about
once month, malslng the circuit In u |
year
Fred Cox ~ spanish Fork. addicted |
to the drink habit. committed suicide
by taking strychnirc last week. lie
kissed his wife aud four children, and
telling them uod had cursed him and
he did not wanr TO live, swallowed the
poison, dying before medical aid could
reach him,
The state school for the Deaf aud
Blind will make an exhibit Of the work
OF iis pupils at the state fair. Samples
Of the work % all Of the departments
Will be shown. Superintendent Met
calf has asked the fair management for
an entire alcove section In which 10
display the work Of the institution.
Thr Utah signal service has offered
Its services TO the government for ser.
Vice la the Philippines Governor
Wells sent the Telegram to the war
department. The corps numbers
iwenty-onc men, two short Of tho full
number, but IL could ec recruited In
nm hours time
The two largest orchards In Utah >
ARE Ia Davis couuty, the Adams and
Home orchards From the latter this
year 1000 bushcl, ~ prunrs, 5000
bushels of peaches aud i.OoO bushels
IF apples will be marketed The Ad. .
aus orchard Ia operating cnnncry
'no markets Its fruit Ia preserved :
state.
Major James D. Prett aud CAPTAIN
~ - NI'hN OF tue IWenty.fourth In I,
antry. have been appointed colonel ~
md lleutenant.colouel Of the Forty. ,
'inth, new colorcd regiment that ia y.
icing recruited Tor Philippine ser
ice '
The state land hoard last week sold .
7is,d6 acres Of school land In Willard !,
ounty The price varied from rs cents 4,
o 5000 per acre. The sale ia the inrg. Al
st yet zadc by the board. The land A
les along the Oregon Short line near /,
'iear Lake, n,
Joseph =. Taylor, counselor to Prcsl.
ent Angus NJ Cannon Of salt Lake
take WIS arrested last week on a n
variant charging unlawful coha bita.
ION sworn TO by C. N. owen. lie
ave bond Of 500 to appear in court pa
Then wanted. a
About twenty spanish Fork ladies' !"
ave been engaged Ia the silk Industry :
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