The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-03-30
UTAH STATE NEWS.

II Is said that Garfield Beach will l.
closed during the coming season.
Tranic on the Utah 4 Pacific railwe'
IL showing n substantial increase.
The school trustees Of Mill Crceb
have decided To build an $4,000 schoci
building for that district
The city council Of Manti is Agi
tatlng the question Of establishing
volunteer Gre department
For the third week Of March the Rio
Grande Western gross earnings reached
I7p.OOO. an Increase Of els, 400
No icss THAI fifteen new dwellings,
All brick, are being erected or prepa-
rations made for their erection ~
Riehdeld.
Unless there IA a material change 10
the weather. strengthening 10 some
localities will begin within the next
few days.
IIcnceforth the city prisoners Of salt
Lake will be compelled 10 work eight
hours day. under tho supervision u
the chief Of police.
Oscar Fcnlnger Of the Utah batteries,
who died from the effects Of exposure,
has just been buried at his former
home at Orleans, Ncb
A strong effort Ia being made "a
have the postonicc rc.cstablished at
Ashley, which was discontinued by the
department short time ago
There IL some uncertainty felt Ia
sanuing circles because Davis county
farmers are reported as trying To com.
bino ON an extra high price for toma-
toes this season.
II IA stated on the highest Catholic
authority that Omaha will be made an
archdiocese with Lincoln, Cheyenne
and salt Lake city from the archdlo.
cese Of San Francisco.
A e-year-old child Of william Rich
ardson Of Loa was severely burned
on the back of the neck aud head
few days ago by falling back ward into
n fire place. II Ia believed II will 70
cover.
Governor Wells Is In receipt Of thu
bill o, laden for the spanish gun cap
tured In Manila and sent by Major
Richard W. Young as present 10 the
state. The cannon Is expected In q
day or two.
Sheep are reported TO be moving TO /
ward Mt Pleasant from the desert and
In a very short time sheAring will have
commenced, The winter has not boon
a. favorable 20 the shccp a. usual, ow-
Ing To the extreme drynesa.
Wool Il ,as-a---s-----r-u.-t' -0eihe
rcportcd almost daily. One rcpresen.
tative Tor AN eastern arm handled one
clip Of ioo, 900 pounds last week, pay.
lug therefor at the rate Of sixteen cent,
per pound
An employee OF Salt Lake brewery,
during the course Of trial before the
board OF arbitration regarding his dis.
charge by his employer, declared that
he could drink 200 glasses OF beer daily,
ana atill be able to do his work in
proper manner.
The Green Cattle company Of Manti
'Nst week shipped thirty-threc ears OF
cattle over the sanpete Valley aud
Union Pacific. Eleven cars went 10
Council Bluffs and twenty-five eur,
were shipped to different ranges In
Wyoming.
The Utah Guauo company Is build.
Ing at Syracuse n scow ies feet long
and 80 feet beam, capable OF carrying
400 tons OF guano from bird island.
north OF Stansbury island, In the Grea,
Salt Lake, aud shipping will begin "a
soon IA possible.
A large force Of men are engaged In
the construction Of new hotel
Mt Ephraim. The building is 10.
Gated ON Main street. and when
finished, will be one OF tho finest
Of its kind In the sonthern
part OF the state
The members OF the Y. NJ MIA
OF the state are arranging Tor
tho erection Of dttlng monument
to the memory OF their late general
superintendent, MILFORD Woodruff.
Preliminaries will probably be com.
pleted by April 18th
Al springville, small boy, In icon.
neetion with coal oil torch in
chicken coop, started small conaa.
grafton which destroyed the coop and
hay stack. The timely arrival OF
ioree OF men prevented the destruction
Of much neighborIng property aud ser.
ous loss
The Provo city council has 10 con.
the establishment OF
beautiful boulevard, extending from 1
he state Insane asylum at the d
read Of Center street to tho