The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-16
UTAH STATE NEWS.

turkeys Is very promising.this fall. and
will largely supply the local markets.
Burglars entered five different places
in Park City one night last week.
though but little Of value was secured
In freight train wreck on the Utah
Central within the city limits Of salt
Lake, cars weredamagel to the amount,
ofsi,,oo.
An investigation Of the reported up.
rising Of the Ute Indians shows tho
whole matter to have been fake. pure
aud simple
one sale Of CHURCH bonds 10 tho
amount Of s!O.OD last week was made.
The bonds issued originally at 500
now bring Sos.
The Medical Society Of Utah county
/ has decided there is no need Of closing
the public schools Of Lehi on account
| of the smallpox scare.
The next state Legislature will CON
/ sist Of nine Democrats aud nine Re.
4 publicnns In the senate and twenty
eight Republicans aud secvntecn Dem
ocra,s In the house.
The increase In the number OF small
poN cases in Knysvillc Is causing much
alarm. It is said one Of the school
teachers contracted the disease and all
the pupils were exposed.
The town Of Sandy had n narrow es-
cape from destruction by FIRE Thursday
night As II was. three stores were
destroyed and the property loss is esti-
mated at $500, partially covered by
Insurance
The state trcasurcr's report for the
month Of October shows balance on
hand October /. sS5aii.25; revenues
for the month s6o.Gis53; disburse-
ments, s5g.0ss 30; balance on hand oc-
tober 81, eos, siIes.
The state fish and game commissioner
declares the report that deer is being
slaughtered by wholesale contrary To
law Is very much exaggerated. lie
doubts II 100 deer have been killed in
the Sunnysidc district.
\ quantity Of rough on rats put in
the barn to eXterlninate small army
OF rodents, resulted In the death Of a
valuable horse belonging to DIR. Beers
Of salt Lake. some Of the poison get
ting into the feed trough
Salt Lake hunters will give their
annual Thanksgiving rabbit hunt for
charity. and promise TO make II the
most successful affair of the kind ever
held The place selected will In all
probability be Oxford, Idaho.
More than 100 students are now in
attendance at the branch normal at
Cedar City. Among them are several
from Nevada, which indicates that the
reputation Of the school is extending
beyond the limits of the state.
In political dispute between some
Salt Lake men free for all eight re-
suited, in which \, c. Cyphus sustained
n broken leg and a badly bruised head.
while a number Of other participants
In the row received minor injuries.
The jury In the case OF King and
Lynch, the men who attempted To hold
mp Salt Lake gambling house and
killed George Prowsc in the eight
that followed, found the defendants
guilty and imposed a sentence OF death.
One hundred and seventy.six paint
ings have been secured for the annual
exhibition OF the Utah Art institution
at Logan, which opens November 18th
and continues one week. The Logan
people are very enthusiastic over the
exhibition.
The annual report Of the auditor for
the postoiiico department for the fiscal
year ending June 30 last. shows that
the receipts of the presidential offices
In Utah aggregated sl97, 40 during tho
year aud the net revenue was slug,0o7.
Salt Lake contributed Sl27.593, Ogden
s9v,057, Logan 1890 and Provo ss,ie7.
The expected fall Of sugar as soon
as Tue Utah plants were put In opera
ton has not materialized. There is A
great demand Tor the Utah product in
Idaho, Colorado aud elsewhere. Six
and ono-half million pounds have al
ready been turned out by the Lehi
factory, and the Ogden plant is doing
well In proportion,
Salt Lake sports are after place In
the Western Baseball league. It il
said the Des Moines franchise will be
transferred to Salt Lake, and II this be
true the base ball enthusiasts OF Utah
Will be able to see irst-class games
the ensuing season,
Radishes and lettuce are still being
pulled from several gardens in salt
Lake city, and those who have been
experimenting this year with these
vegetables say there is no reason why
they should not be on the tables OF the
people nine months in the year.
David Hitesman, an old aud honored
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