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

spend something over 100000 in inn
proYoments and additions 10 It's build
Ing during The present year
Governor Wells has issued a procla.
nation calling a special election foi
April Q. nj which will be selected
successor go Brigham No. Roberts
The arst case Of smallpox In Millart
cosnty Is reported At burbank. Ia The
extreme west Of the county. and th'
patient has been properly qusrantined
An characterization league has beer
established In salt Lake, the object o.
the leaauc being to secure the passage
Of laws making compulsory vaccination
unnecessary.
The state nsh aud game commissioner
reports the Dish hatchery In good con
dltion. and says they are raising sso,oo'
brook aud lake trout, aud they are
growing nicely.
Ia Salt Lake, during the year 1899
300 permits for new dwellings, storei
aud warehouses were issued. while 81
permits for additions and alterations
were also issued.
Its tlmated that Utah farmers will
plant 5000 acres to sugar bects this
season. which will ho almost double
the acreage raised last year, which Is
eonaervatively placed at 400.
II Is stated IN railway circles that
senator w. A. Clark OF Montana ii
figuring with tho Utah & Pacific people
on tho proposition Of building tho eS'
tension through 10 Lincoln county. New
The MansGcld.Niurdocl, company Of
Heavier IL now incorporation, the cap
iial stock being placed ~ 10000. The
company intending TO conduct a gen
eral merchandise business Mt Beaver
City.
II n said the great mining camp Of
Parl, City has never been In more
prosperous condition. Every miner Il
employed, every house Il occupied and
lool, Of prosperity pervades the entire
district
Captain =. J. Mills, the slayer Of }.
G. O'Mclvency. has forgiven his wife
and the twain. with their two littl,
children, have departed for the wesi
TO begin lie anew. They viii probably
settle In Honolulu.
TIE bodies Of ak OF the Utah bat
terymen killed IN the Philippines ars
enronte 10 Utah for burial They arc
Harry A. Young, John O. Young. John
T. Kennedy. W. q. Goodman, Gcorg,
II. Hudson aud Charles II. Parsons.
.nishop Munford OF HEAVIER was last
week aned ~ for violating city oral
nance by leaving down posters an
uoancinR masquerade ball, he having
taken this method Of showing hls dls.
pleasure regarding the proposed ball.
The report that two deaths had oc'
CURED from smallpox In Payson prove,
to be- a canard, a. there have been nc
deaths, all the patients have almost
entirely recovered, aud tuofc Is no dan
yer Of further spread OF the disease,
when the public schools OF Salt Lake
reopcned las, week, loss than 90 pei
cent OF the enrolled puplls were In at
tendance, largely owing to the fact
that the school board had decided Ia
refuse to admit all pupils who had no,
been vaeeinated.
James II. Lockwood, the proprioto,
OF a 8 cent barber shop In Salt Lake,
has been sentenced To ave years i'm
prisopmcnt In the state penl,eutlAry,
he having pleaded guilty 10 the charge
ofentlelng is-year-old girl to his ahoI
and running her.
Az Fish Springs, Joseph crlsmor
Game near losing his life while exAmln
ing blast which no had previously
ared, but which exploded a second
time, alling his hands full OF rock, on,
piece, the size Of a marble, going eleal
through his hand.
While Mrs. Crockett and two children
Of spanish Fork, were riding on
wagon loaded with wood, the Wagon
tipped over aud ono OF the children
was crushed TO death beneath tho load
while tho other was seriously and III,
mother slightly injured.
u. W. Penney and his son George. o
KAnosh, who set out twelve weeks Ag,
on "A mining unarnI1Vnr.s trim. axneet
'tnf't5 DO gone about wesHA oonn,r,
yet returned, aud though ths .,r.n
has been thoroughly secured byA