The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-12-28
UTAH STATE NEWS.

creased next week.
Uintah Is TO have a new canning
factory. all the details having been
practically completed.
Mrs Thomas Kearns Of Salt Lake
has distributed 100 turkeys among the
poor in order that they may have a
turkey dinner Christmas
There were i2a cases Of smallpox
under quarantine and In the pest
houses In Salt Lake the latter part Of
last week.
Fish Commissioner Sharp has now
100000 eastern brook trout egg, matur.
Ing In the state hatchery. which will
be ready for planting early In jan
uary.
Jack Chrlsty aud Jim Frauci. fought
twenty rounds TO Adraw In Salt Lake
last week before large crowd Of local
sporta. The contest was considered a
clever one.
Old Folks day In the First ward Of
Payson was appropriately observed
there Tuesday. A good dinner was
provided and appropriate exercises
were rendered.
N. p. Nelson Of Manti, brother Of
the next state superintendent OF pub
lie instruction, has been appointed as
private secretary TO cougressman-elect
George Sutherland.
Tho house Of Bishop James A. Alfred
at Spring City was broken into on tho
night Of tho goth and a trunk contain
Ing n number OF valuable articles car
ried away by the robbers.
Attorney General bishop has rom
dered decision In which he holds that
the state board OF health has the power
TO enforce the order excluding unvac-
einAted pupils from the public schools.
J. 4. Woods, a brakeman on the
Union Pacific was killed near Echo on
the 18th. lie fell from the moving
train and a number Of cara passed over
his body and literally ground It to
pieces
Lehi Ia 20 have a new grist mill OF
the very latest design and run by cleo.
tricity. Already about $4,000 has
been subscribed, and II Is tho Intention
TO organize a company with capital
of $4,000 or $4,000.
Representative King has secured the
passage by the House Of Senator Rew.
iina's bills 10 pension Col william NJ.
-Essry Of ut~As "a -,hs,s~,r st-e.s--
month, aud the widow Of ex-oov. nr-
ray OF Utah AT the rate OF $50 morNh.
Oliver Williams. the boy arrested at
NH Fort on a charge Of grand larceny,
has been sentenced to sixty days In the
county jail. The boy borrowed a
saddle NJ Santaquin aud took II over to
Eureka. whore he sold II for sii. The
money he gambled away.
The farmers and beot.rhlaera OF
Provo, Lakcview aud Vineyard are
organizing for the purpose Of securing
a sugar plant In that vicinity. AZ
recent meeting committee reported
thn ,hey had secured $50 acres for
next season In case the plant was
established.
When the river and harbor bill comes
up In tho house after the holiday re-
cess Representative King proposes TO
offer an amendment approprlatlug
81 900, 900 for the establishment OF
reservoirs In tho arid regions OF the
west, which is to be expended In Utah
under tho direction Of the secretary OF
the interior.
Hugo II. uhl, an expert accountant
died In Salt Lake last week OF what
was thought to be heart failure, but
now hia employers declare Uhl Is u
forger TO the extent OF So 900, aud that
he sulolded, fearing exposure. uhl
had led an exemplary life during his
residence In Salt Lake, aud the charges
against him come MS a surprise TO his
friends.
Lola Simmons. aged o, hAda narrow
escape from death In Salt Lake on
Friday, when the wind blew In the
entire west end Of the house, mass
OF bricks, mortar aud timber, weigh
ing several hundred pounds, falling
through the ceiling into the room
where the girl was sleeplng. Tho
floor and the bed whereon the child
lay were covered all over with the
debris, but the little girl escaped all
injury.
The referees appointed to make re-
on Of the votes cast In North Yer
ua. aud North Ashley for county COM
missioner decided In favor OF William
siddoway, Republican candidate. This
gives the Republicans two OF the three
commissioners.
Black Hawk, the Indian who caused
90 much trouble at the Indian school
at White Rocks recently, is confined in
the guard house at Fort Duchesne the
commanding officer having orders to
hold him In confinement until further