The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-03
UTAH NEWS.

boiler house Of the proposed univer.
atty buildings has been let 70 ". II.
Boney Of Chicago. for $3.50.
Pete Logan. accused OF being a mem.
her Of the robbers Roost gang. and
charged with cattle stealing In Wayne
county. was acquitted last week
The annual meeting 81 the Congre.
gationai as,ociation of Utah convened
In Phillips Congregational church,
salt Lake, last week, for two days
session.
Rumors that the Short Line Offices
would be removed from Salt Lake 10
Omaha caused remonstraucc against
the change TO be- sent by the business
men Of the city.
An effort il being made 10 secure the
establishment of branch posionice 10
Salt Lake for upper Main street. A
petition has bee u prepared aud for
wardcd 10 Washington,
Mayor Clarl, Of Salt Lake has vetoed
the salary ordinance recently passed
by the city council Increasing the sal.
arie, Of drcmen aud policemen from
5000 TO sl.2po per year.
A Chiuaman was attacked by small
boys near the University In Salt Lake
last Friday lie was rendered uncon
scious by shower 81 stones the boys
rained on him The boys escaped.
Frank llccbstcnd Of Gale, salt Lake
county. recently shipped oirhty.two
doublcdoc,ed carloads Of sheep to tho
Chicago market 10 one consignment
lls Is one Of the largest shippers In
Utah
James w Pope late quarter.mastor.
r,ucrM nt Manila, was a salt Lake
visitor last week lie believes the war
viii end 5000 aud that the Philippines
are valuable from commercial stand
point
The Forty.sivth aud Thirty.cighth
regiments pissed through Utah last
week en- route 10 san Francisco, bound
for the Philippines Twelve special
trains were required 10 transpor, the
troops
In some sections Of the state the La.
ccrn crop has been nlmos. h total fail.
urc, owing to drought aud frost com.
bined; but other sections have yielded
40 abuudantly that the srop generally
will be over the average.
I.e~is 4. renninu,on. Who WA
inemScv of net,sry y. tteN Tight ar
diery, died IN California few days
ago Of Injuries received la a fall from
train. he was native Of Whining.
ton, Del, aud resident Of brigham
City when the war broke ont.
Dudley Prowl, colored soldier from
Fort Douglas, aud woman named
Addie Tatman. who asserted that she
was "eolorcd, but who appeared as
white as Caucasian, made application
for a marriage license TO the county
clerk at salt Lake last week, aud were
refused
Clarence nean aud Frank Farr, burg
lars, were pardoncd from the state
pcnitentiary, aud Charles NJ Potter
and Jake Wilson, two boys serving
n 1--we months sentence for petit lar.
ccny, were pardoned from the county
jail Of Utah county by the State board
Of pardons last week
An unknown woman while riding
Ia Ia. GaIN 4 -
from the wheel To the pavement In a
faint She was sent 10 the police sta
tion In the patrol wagon. She re-
fused to give her name or tell where
she lived, aud after remaining at the
station for half an hour she was able
TO continue her journey homewRrd.
Utah oil, manufactured from shaie
near Nephi, has been tested by the
Union Light and Power company OF
salt Lake In the manufacture OF gas.
lthas not given the best OF satisfac-
ton as there was too much grit In IL.
Another test may be made In a short
time when better results are promised.
While drilling well for water jus,
south Of the salt Palace grounds, Salt
Lake, gas was struck. which gives
pressure OF nine pounds To the square
Inch. The gas was struck at depth
Of foriy-dve feet deeper well will
be sunk for water
Il. l.. BARLOW " the brldgcs aud
building department Of the Oregon
short Line railroad company was
brought to Salt Lake last week from
Idaho Falls, suffering from fracture
OF the SKULL, which he sustained by
cog OF wheel falling ON his head.
Mrs Mary @. Coulter OF Ogden, was
last week elected president OF the Utah
Federation Of womau's clubs at the an
nuHi meeting Of the federation held Ia
Salt Lake City. Ogden had two caudI.
dates, but Mrs Coulter was the choice
by large majority
Frank n. snyuer Of Ogden. member
OF the engineering party Of the Pacific