The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-03-02

A trainload 81 cattle and n car OF
hogs was shipped from Riohheld dur
the past week
John n. Hamlin, a Salt Lake painter
aud decorator. has been nominated by
the Social Labor party for congress.
There has been no snow on the Green
river desert this winter. No snow is
encountered until after the Wasatch
range IL entered.
A now creamery Is projected for
Manil, with a capacity Of ton and n
half Of milk a day II will be In oper-
alton by June /.
Spanish Fork has prohibition aud
no liquor can be sold within radius
Of ono mile Of the town unless rcso-
luton adopted by the county court Is
ignored.
Thomas Reilly, n miner working Ia
the Honorine at stockton, last week
fell down a shaft isa feet deep without
sustaining injuries more serious than
few bruises
A dividend Of rs per cent has been
act aside by the Richmond Mercantile
a Creamery company for tho purpose
OF installing a cold storage plant at
the creamery.
Acting Governor Hammond has APP
pointed John A. McAllister trustee OF
the Agricultural college to succeed
Apostle NJ. w. Merrill, resigned. Nc
Allister IA resident OF Logan.
Ell Kline. newspaper reporter,
who has been out Of work for several
months, attempted suicide at Salt Lake
last week by taking morphine. Prompt
action saved his life.
Mrs. c. Il. Allen, wife OF cx.congress-
man Allen was selected regent for
Utah OF the Daughters OF the American
Revolution at tho annual meeting OF
tho society held In Washington last
week.
while cutting kindling wood George
A. Smith. receiver Of the land Office,
was struck In the eye by n aging piece
Of wood and fears are entertained that
his sight may be permanently Inn
paired.
Twenty-Five land ownera residing AT
Richheld have incorporated the Rich.
field Cottonwood Irrigation company
for the purpose OF controlling the
waters Of Cottonwood canyon, Ia the
mountains wsAt OF town.
An inesnalAry burned n stack Of iu'
Germ containing eighty tons near Moab
last week. A thresher which had been
set 10 thrssh the seed was saved with
difficulty. II Is estimated the iuesrn
seed burned was worth $1,000.
The Hercules Power company Is
building a new nume In Logan canyon
mile In length. with fall OF 1875 feet,
capable OF developing 800 horse power,
Ruaorz Of an electric road In eonneo
ton with the enterprise are current
James Adams, n. A. II. Williams aud
cockerell Crawford, confined In the
county jail at Ogden for burglarly,
dug through tho wall between 0 and
0,as p. M, last Friday night and
escaped. A prisoner who would not
40 with them was bound and gagged
to prevent his giving an alarm.
Tho remains OF j. A, stromberg, a
former resident at Salt Lake arrived
FROM Los Angeles last week, where hc
was drowned, lie was the father OF
I.eda Stromborg, n quarrel over whom
resulted la tho killing Of Burton C.
morris by john II. nsnbroko.
IA snowsnde In the La Sal mountains
u week swept over the cabins Of the
ternatlonAl Copper company, bury
z william Peterson and llea Hatch
they were dug out, when Peterson
as found to be seriously injured ant
Mas taken 10 Salt Lake for treatment
THE Utah society, Sons Of the Amerl
can Revolution held Its annual meet
ing In Salt Lake last week. The fol
lowing were the officers elected
George l.. Nye, presidents DR.. J. @ Il
King, vice presidents John Q. Cannon
secretary; Eugene Gaylord. treasurer
DR.. n. W. whitney, registrars ID. Il
Gray. historiani DIR. 3. Ewing, chap
lain; l.. II. FArnsworth, Hoyt sherman
Jr., n. d stephens, y, d. Hobbs an'
Y. s. Wright, board OF managers.
The Western Union Telegraph com
pany has absorbed tho Deseret com
pany. The Deseret lines were con
structed several years before the nd
vent OF the Western Union, and wa
then invaluable as means Of com
munication between the scattered set
Elements,
Hundreds OF horses have been kille'
ia the Cedar aud Rush valleys, thi
winter, for their hides alone, but VIII
the guilty parties are is not known
onieera are Investigating the matter
however, and some startling develop
ments are expected.