The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-07-06
UTAH STATE NEWS.

complaining Of the scarity Of brick aud
oil local brickmakers seem 10 be- behind
with their orders
Il il said the Ice companies of Salt
Lake have formed "a combine, and the
consumers are protesting vigorously
hut 10 no purpose.
Thur,day. June -. was the warmest
day known In salt Lake for eleven
years, the Thermometer registering
ioi degrees In the shade.
From present indications SEWER
county will produce inpnfons II sugar
beet. this sra.on. There are about
900 Hcrrs under cultivation.
Th, Salt Lake pest housc caught IRE
one Co., last week and the Inmates had
q narrow ,srspr The property was
damn ,,rl to the amount ~ $1,000
Z. b, Cutler Of Lrhi. says theirs are
1850 rc- Of beet, under local rultiva'
tlon this year ~ against isolin,t year
aud tue output this coming fall Is cx.
p,ctch 10 be iu.u0i in $1,000 tons.
Al The fourth annual celebration in
the honor ~ the old folks OF Spring.
Vile. "Auut Polly" johnson, aged ~.
was the oldest ~ thu i0u honorcd
guests, Hil 81 whom were over 20 years
ofagr.
Thomas u. Armstrong, "a salt lalt.
street car man, while engaged in pick
Ing cherries fell onto a picket fence,
one of tlc picl,ets penetrating bis sido
innicung injuries which may prove IA
tai,
The report comes from the tomato
fields about Hooper that thceNtremcly
dry hot weather ~ long continued Is
threatening to havr'disastrous effect on
that crop The vines are said to suffer
ing severely In places.
About 500 head of horses are beng
rounded up on the desert west u Eu
rcka. they having been purchased by .
Nebraska rnnchmnn. The animals arc
unbroken. but some Of them are line
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Despite the many thousands OF
ground squirrels recently killed lp
summit county. these little pests last
week destroyed "a fifteen acre dold Of
wheat They continue g. come down
] from ,Ne mn. Ia swavwu. ~
James Aikens and John SchoHcit
came across bear In the mountains
near Spring city, few days ago, aud
began throwing stones at bruiu. They
won't DO II again although they e.
capped by some rapid sprintiug.
Enoch Mowk, prominent citizen OF
Paysou, met with painful and prob.
ably fatal accident last week lie fell
from a load Of hay aud the wagon
passed over him. Ills shoulders, neck
aud head were severely bruised
II has becn decided by the Mormon
church authorities To discontinue work
foz the present on the new building
going up ON the corner Of South Tenn
pie aud Main, aud Intended Tor homo
for TIE church Offices aud the Dcserct
News
w, j, Montgomery, Salt Lake min.
ing stock broker, suicidcd ON tho eth.
He was hopeless sufferer from kid.
f, ney troubles aud preferred death To
his suffering, shooting himself In tho
head while his wife was cooking his
supper.
An inquest was held ON the body OF
William Voglcman, the young man
that was killed at rayson last week by
a Rio Grandc tain The jurors found
that the engineer on the train failed To
blow the whistle on approaching the
crossing.
Major Grant says that when the gov.
ernor returns II viii be In order for
the volunteers who desire to offer their
services for the war with China to do
so through the executive, Two COM
nands In the cas-, have done No through
their governors.
Tom Dilley, the alleged outlaw. has
surrendered to the authorities TO an.
swer TO the charges OF the Grand county
court Dillcy declares that he eau
proverbs entire Innocence Of all charges
His bonds were placed at $1,000
which he promptly furnished
The Utah Sugar company will make
double use Of the pipe liue that is be-.
ing laid to connect the bingham juno.
ton plant with the Lehi factory, Wa.
ter Is scarce In Lehi for irrigation
purposes, so the company will pump a
stream OF water through tho pipe line
TO bingham Junction for irrigation
purposes,
The clerk Of the Supreme court has
sent 10 the First District court
the remittur In the case OF Abe Majors,
alias Morgan, directing the court To
carry out the sentence OF death passed
upon Majors for the murder Of Captain
Brown Of Ogden,
The first detachment Of Utah boys