The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-27
STATE NEWS.

aged Is years.
Apostles Lyman, Taylor and Merrill
have been holding meetings in the
Cache stake the pact week, and have
removed several bishops Of wards, In.
stalling new once,
At the meeting Of the university fac.
ulty yesterday afternoon Miss Estella
K. Watson wa, selected from the coll
lege seniors to deliver the valedictory
for her class upon the commencement
platform in June. Miss Watson IL the
6rst woman student In the history Of
the university 10 represent the college
graduating class.
On Tuesday morning last, a lev min
uies after 7o'elock, Henry A. Sherwood
breathsd bis last and went 10 his FINAL
rest. For the past year he has been
suffering with miners consumption. and
although everything that kind and Low.
ing hands could offer was done for him,
the disease progressed steadily until the
victim wasted away and death resulted.
Park Record.
d. MePhsarson, q miner in the On
tsrio, received very painful injuries
while at work Thursday. He was run
ming . car out, when q piece Of rock
about foot In diameter fell, striking
him on the hand which Was resting on
the car. Tho hand was terribly brute
ed, though no bones are thought to have
beer fractured. DR.. viko dressed the
injured member, and while the patient
10 getting along all right II will be some
time before he will be able TO resume
work Park Record.
Axle Pearson, an Ontario miner, was
severely injured Wednesday evening
about 80, and narrowly escaped being
crushed TO death. He was working In
a stope between the 300 and 1000 levels
when he noticed the ground beginning
"a s-ai % .l,,.-r -sa- Of HIN. "A. 60
deayored TO dodge II and At me sam
time started TO make his exit, when
large rock about the size Of the box on
mine ear fell directly in front Of him
rslling him against and pinning hir
agains. the iootwall. His fellow miner
went Immediately to his relief and e.
tricAted him, and not moment to
soon. for be had barely been gotte
g GU, when large quantity oI rock ie
II where he had been working. and whie
70 would have buyied him had he been
l. there. The injured man was lifted on'
the shoulders Of Thomas Connolly, WI
il carried him bodily down ladder, di
.. lance OF over forty feet to the l000-icl
u level, where he was put on a trua
e taken TO the station and hoisted to h
', top. Considering the weight Of Il
O man, 1856 pounds, this was no SIMS
feat Of strength, coupled with sou
danger, and Mr.. Connolly 10 DESERVE
Of much credit for his prompt actiOR.
Park Record.
Richard Whitaker is in town aga
for a few days from the Black Ro
country where he has been for sor
. time buying wool. He has succeed
=, in getting about 2e0, 900 pounds Alread
for which he has paid fourteen a.
fifteen cents pound. He lie in !
leeipt OF some instructions from
house which should be needed
sheep growers. They request him,
the purchASing Of wool, to be particul
/, TO avoid AZ far a. possible buying w
where the sheep or wool has been lrei
ed with lime dip or lime mixtures
any kind. They claim that in mar
featuring they cannot get the best
suits In the feeling OF goods with wo
= treated in this way. Buyers are the
fore instructed to discriminate asail
woods 80 treated and discord them
far as practicable, In favor Of wool ire
ed otherwise, and II possible to gel
,eh the woods required by avoiding wO
A treated with lime mixtures, and to i
ere in the direction Of woods treated "
aV' other solutions than llme.-Mt. PIE
ant Pyramid.
1t There was a wreck on the Rio Graz
ore ore Western in this city at 2;45 Mono
ia afternoon, as a result Of which Engn
,hn William Konold wac crushed to dea
n naasapoar trafp ,.aa had1y wreck