The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-30
UTAH STATE NEWS.


placed at a,25o, 900 bushels. Of which
about 100000 must seek q foreign
market
It's proposed by Salt Lake horsemep
20 hold an annual horse show. aud m
organization for that purpose will prob
ably soon be organized.
The Veteran Volunteer Flremen Of
Salt Lake are erecting building
where the precious relies the associa-
tlon possesses will be stored.
Neil Dougherty, an aged Butte
miner, was found dead In salt Lake
rooming house Last week. lie fell
victim 10 miners consumption.
The public land on the water shed Of
City creek, which furnishes the major
portion Of Salt Lake City's water sup
ply. has been Withdrawn from public
entry.
Mrs. william Rirkham Of Salt Lake.
nged o.. last Wednesday complained Of
not feeling well aud crossed the room
at her home TO a sofa tolie down and
few moments later was found dead.
A salt Lake jury Saturday returned
verdict Of u 900 In favor Of the plain
tin In the case Of i. l.. Anderson ".
Carl J. Lundgrcn, whom Anderson sued
Cor o., 600 for the alienation Of his
wifes affections
President 4. A. Hammond OF San
Juan stake was killed In runaway Ut
Bloomfield. n. NJ, last week. lilo was
a former resident OF Huntsville, Weber
county, and was buried at ogden. llls
funeral was attended by throng.
The board Of education Of Salt Lake
City has decided 10 employ physician
whose duty II will be TO regularly In
kpect the public school children, la
order 10 stop the spread Of smallpox,
scarlet fever aud other diseases. The
physician ia required to devote his
entire time TO the children attending
the schools.
In impanelllng a jury TO retry AL.
bert Hon, at San Francisco last week,
who IA charged with the murder OF
Mrs. Clute, a former resident OF Salt
Lake, the court aud attorneys were
startled to sec man in the jury box
who 40 strongly resem bled the prisoner
a. 10 require u critical look 10 distln-
gulsb them apart. lie was excused
fror, service on the jury. at the request
1m SSS%slId lSs Or urSn s,-.soai.s,s.
"a as follows, beaver. a,ois; box
Elder, io,o0oi Cache. 1850; Carbon.
5000, Davis. 1907; Emery, 1857; Car
field. $500, Grand, Lido; Iron, s,bi0i
Juab, iO.0sa; Kane. i,siii Willard,
b.07s; Morgan. a,Ois. Piute. 1854;
Rich, i,oi0; salt Lake, 75,7eSi San
Juan, i,oesi saupete, i6,3i1, SEWER.
sass; summit, p,iaoi Tooclc, 7,a6ii
uintah. o,i5s; Utah, ai,ts0; wasatch,
t,7so; Washington, i,6lai Wayne, 1901
Weber, s5,sao.
A tve days'run Of the ave-stamp mill
In Miners nasln, la Sal mountains,
last week, gave Ia cleanup n saving Of
pia In gold stopped ON plates and In
battery. and tailinga show that prop
or concentration would give as much
mogr. The ore was from the Tornado
dump and was run to get the mill adj
justed aud no particular results were
anticipated, but the result shows that
the gold ores OF the La S,ls are freer
than they have been given credit for.
For the arst time the district Ia short
of labor, tho starting OF the Grand
View and Round Mountain and other
properties by outside capital making a
demand for miners aud common labor.
Henry w. Blgeler, Utah pioneer
who was at the scene OF the gold dis
covary In California In isi0, died last
week NJ 81. GEORGE. During the semi.
centennial celebration three years ago
no was n guest Of honor at salt Lake
City. BE was So years old,
A Chicago commission man has
ordered 100000 pounds OF Utah -four
A carload recently shipped to tho Chi.
eago market compared favorably with
northern hard wheat flour, aud tho
order results. A very favorable rate
has been made by the railroads
Tho Telluride Power Transmission
company will next spring have In oper-
alton an electric power combination
extending over 200 miles, or twice a.
long ms any that exists In tho world
today. A line from Logan will DO
jolned to one from Provo at bingham.
Simpson NJ, Molcn, one Of the prom.
inent characters OF Cache county, died
at his home In llyrum last week OF
heart trouble. lie had been prominent
In political aud ecclesiastical affairs
and was formerly member OF tho
stake presidency.
Mrr. @. L, Watts, Of Ogden, Utah,
who had been In Boise attending the
funeral OF her sister, Just after board
log the train Tor home took fainting
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