The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-09-28
UTAH STATE NEWS.

continues 90 fall and Is nov lower than
has ever before been known.
The branch Normal school At Cedar
City has opened With large number
Of teachers aud students In attendance.
Captain Penro.o At Fort Douglas has
received orders 10 secure experienced
packers for service in the philippines
at $50 per month aud rations
The Rocky Mountain He'll Telephone
line from Salt Lake TO Denver has been
completed. aud salt Lakers may now
talk with their Denver friends.
The primary fair held at Spanish
Fork on the 18th, 18th and 18th was
grand success. over si2s being ON hand
after all expenses had been paid.
Three new cases Of smallpoE appear.
I'd In Salt Lake City last week making
i've al the isolation hospital aud two
under quarantine At their homes.
The one dollar subscription plan for
the relief Of the Galveston sufferers IL
meeting with much favor 10 Salt Lake,
and the fund 10 growing at pleasing
rate.
The receipts OF tho saucer bicycle
track at the Salt Lake salt palace for
the present season aggregate over sao,-
900, according 10 tho report Of hs
managers
Arthur Walker OF Syracuse, aged 20
was committed 70 the asylum by the
county clerk Of Davis county last
week. Walker had developed = ten
dency W suicidal mania
The regular season OF 1900 at sAltAir
closed on the send The seAson has
been probably the most successful In
the history OF the beach, President
snow declaring that 50, 900 had been
cleared.
New companies OF the Utah National
Guard are soon 10 be organized At Og-
den aud Provo, orders having already
been placed for $1,000 to $1,000 worth
Of clothing aud equipment for the now
oompaniea
Arrangements are now under way
for the final distribution Of the funds
raised for the relief OF the widows and
orphans Of the men who lost their
lives In the coal mine horror at scho-
esla 81 Mag i..-I,',a. .l.s.-r'a' s'i.'.|- -
The Utah.Idaho 80 .sI league
season has come TO b. fnpt end, ow-
ing To the fact that q ~ Of tho clubs
insisted on playing m rho belonged
70 opposition clubs The Ogden team
wins the penant
Secretary Sears Of the State Fair as
ISOLATION states that there Ia 80 per
cent more livestock entered for the
fair TO be held next week than was sx-
hibited altogether last year. and en-
tries are stlll being made.
President AquilA Nebeker OF tho
state senate was governor OF the state
Of Utah for one day last week while
Governor Wells and Secretary OF State
Hammond were In Idaho for the pur-
poss OF meeting Governor Roosevelt
Tabby. the old chief OF the UintAh
Utea, WA In Provo last week shaking
hands with his friends OF long ago. IIs
Ia totally blind and his hair Is streaked
with gray. His ags, az near as can bs
guessed at Ia between OS ann 100 years
Judge Cherry OF Salt Lake was re-
Gently disqualified from hearing the
evidence In a case Tor the appointment
Of n receiver for a dairy In view OF the
fact that he was a patron OF the said
dairy and owed the company bill for
three quarts OF milk aud two plnts OF
cream.
The colleges At Logan arc fairly un.
der way, aud at the three institutions
something over 800 students being at
work. The agricultural college has
something over 100, the brigham
Young college nearly a. many more,
and the New Jersey academy between
atty and sixty.
A. a meeting OF the board Of direc-
tors Of the Y. @ NJ. /. held In Salt Lake
last week, a semi.annuAl dividend OF
per cent was voted TO be paid on
October 10. The capital stock OF the
Institution Ia 81 900. 600. so that the
dividend amounts to $500 TO DO
divided among the stockholders.
Sugar making Is on full blast now At
the Lehi factory and IL Ia the eEpectA.
tiou OF the managers TO he able 70
furnish sugar OF the new crop for the
local market some time during the
week, thus raising the prevalent sugar
famine
While digging sewer trench In Salt
Lake last week. one Of the employees,
an old-time prospector. PANIED out .
little gold from the dirt being removed
aud declares his belief that the ground
could be worked 10 advantage "A :
placer claim.
Capt, George s. Cartwright, Twenty.
fourth United States Infantry, quarter
masters department, who died recently