The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
UTAH NEWS.

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The business men Of Payson have
organized a company TO build and OPP
crate creamery.
Miss Eva y. Nelson Of Wheaton, H.,
has been appointed assistant teacher
la the shebit Indian school Utah.
Gustave Meyers. ~ Auorbach & Bro. f,
was found deaf In bed In salt Lake
sunday morning, heart failure being
the cause.
A free ous.performnncc vaud-
evillc show will be- given az the state
fair every afternoon and evening dur
ing the fair.
A two mile spur connecting the on
tario drain tunnel with the Union Pa
ci6c railroad will be built at Park
City The contract for the grading has
been let
Edward ID. Lancaster. aged %, Of
salt Lake. jumped from moving
street car last week aud collidcd with
pole, crushing bis skull. lie will
probably recover.
The brigham Young monument, at
the intersection u south Temple aud
Main streets, salt Lake, will be- COM
pleted In the near future az an outlay
Of about $4,000.
Over 900 children are crowded into
some of Salt Lakes school buildings,
aud suitable structures cannot be
rented 10 relieve the ovcrcrowdcd con
dition OF the schools
Reed llathcnbrucs. a i0.ycar.old
Provo boy. was struck ia the eye by
an exploding gun cap which hc was
removing from shell, probably caus-
ing the loss OF the eye.
Christopher llllbcrg, Of Logan he's
been sentenced to two years la the
penitentiary for having criminal rcla-
lions with Annie Ward, a ld.ycar-old
girl. The case has been appealed.
Andrew J. Burt Of Salt Lake, lieu.
tenant In Colonel Torrcy's rough
riders, has been appointed captain OF
the Thirty.ninth infantry aud has &C.
oeptcd. lie will be- sent 60 the Philip.
pines,
Charles Brown, q miner from Park
city. fell In Il faint ON the streets Of
Salt Lake one night last week aud
badly hurt his head ON the prvement.
fsxeeassve smolsiaeoi strong cigars was
the cause.
Arthur W. brown Of salt Lake will
be appointed u lieutenant In the rcgu.
lar army, Lieutenant Harry Hines
would have been named instead OF
Brown but for his age, he being under
the limit required by law.
Melvin Witbcck OF Junb was killed
OF Aspen, wyo,, last week. lie was
driving sheep wagon across the rail-
road track when Il was struck by .
passenger train. A curve aud high
bank made the rain invisible
Johu W. burton, formerly proml.
men, shccpman uf Kaysyillc. has re-.
turned from the Klondilsc, after an
absence Of nineteen months. lie ia one
OF the few survivor, OF the CHASTITY Ed.
hion'on tfAl nna says tue ooom'ng OF
that tran oy lhc Hudson hay company
In orner To sell provisions AZ an cnor'
NOUS cost has cost hundreds OF men
'neir i''ca'
Tho secretary Of war last week icle-
graphed regrets To Governor Wells
that regulations for the organization
OF the volunteer troops do not permit
him 10 accept the signal corps Of the
National Guard of Utah a. an organi.
natlon'
II. II. Crone, % Salt Lake carpenter,
last wcrl, feel with scafoldlug from
barn hc wus working ON. "a distance
Of eighteen feet. breaking one leg be-
low the knee and the ankle OF the 9th.
or leg. lie will be laid up Tor "a long
time with his injuries,
Major Young, Major Grant, Governor
Wells, Colonel Clayton, Colonel Bru.
back, Lieutenant Colonel Nebckcr,
lieutenant benner y smith, Licutcu-
ant Wedgewood aud Lieutenant Critch-
NfHI IN snlH a..