The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11
NORTHWEST NOTES.

vashon island by the breaking of
stump-pullcr.
The north peak Of Mount Lassen,
Cal, is Thought to bc In state OF &C.
tiviiy. Rumbling nolses and heavy
column OF gray smoke come from the
mountain recently.
Joseph sullivan Of Spokane, Wash,
who bad recently entered the employ
Of the Northern Pacific railway, was
accidently run over aud killed by
derrick car last week.
The shinglc trust compofedof nearly
800 shinglc miles in Western Washing.
tiou has been brol,cn by The refusal Of
the big mills to continue Shut down.
All mills will resume at once.
An-engiue aud seven empty cars OF
the santa Fc we're thrown into the bay
at San f'rahcisco last week from the
new Santa fe Wharf by the brealdng
Of an apron. No one was killed
In Los Angeles the California League
Of Republican Clubs adopted platform
endorsing the administration Of Presid-
cot Mckinley and favoring the election
OF Senators by the direct vote Of the
people
The Japanese Consuls In Puget Sound
section are alarmed at the fact that
many OF the japanese already there
are not securing work and have united
In n petition to the home Government
TO stop the influx.
Ed. Osborne, Union Pacific tele-
graph operator, was instantly killed
at Hillsdale, Wyo., last week Ito
jumped from an castbound passenger
and "a under the wheels. which cut
him 10 two. lie leaves a widow.
Lionel 4. Smith Of Portsmouth. N.
H., who was found dead In n box car
at Laramie. wyo.. recently, aud at
firsttbought to have died from alco.
holism, was murdered and robbed. lie
was hit on the head with a blunt In.
strument, the blow being Of sufficient
force TO cause death
Thcwool-growcrs OF Casper, wyo.,
are holding out for IS and 20 cents per
pound for their wool but eastern buy
ers say they will not pay more than
Is cents. The wool-growers say they
are confident that the price will adj
vance in the near futnre and are not
anxious to sell at present figures.
The biggest mining deal that has
been negotiated In the SLOGAN, u. c.,
for many months has just been put
through. Frank Woods. superinten-
dent OF the Last Chance, on Noble Five
mountain, has disposed Of his one-tenth
interest In the mine for 100000 To DIR.
Hendricks OF Minneapolis, one Of the
biggest stockholders.
40 rgly leak has developed In the
Castlcwood reservoir, Colo, and there
is danger OF Its giving away. ths
reservoir contains $50 acres, vi b. =
capacity of 1000, Ooo, 900 gallons and ia
trimming full. Farmers living In tn,
vicinity have been warned aud there
are horsemen ready to give. furthe;
warning II 'he oAn' goes OUT
- A heHd'end collision occurred al
Cooper Lake, Wyo,, last week between
= two Union Pacific passenger trains
Fortunately no one waa'injured' buI
the engines and a number OF mail carr
were badly damaged The accident
was caused by both trains taking th'
siding when but one should have don't
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