The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-04-05
UTAH STATE NEWS.


The price Of -four was advanced 10
cents hundred by Salt Lake millers
last week.
Utah sheepmen have been Successful
In their eight for tho right to Craze on
public lands 10 Idaho.
The university regents have decided
TO go ahead with the erection Of a
school Of mines building.
Governor Wells signed the Salt Lake
school bill. allowing salt Lakes schools
To run the full school year.
No Union Pacific trains arrived In
Utah Monday Of last week, owing to q
snow blockade In central Nebraska.
Major y. A. Grant, who won fame in
the Philippines with the Utah batteries,
has been appointed a captain In the
regular army.
The purchase Of the Rio Grande
Western by the Denver d Rio Grande
Railway has been confirmed by the
New York interests.
Justice Timmony Of Salt Lake has
decided that the city ordinance pre-.
venting females from being In saloons
at night IA constitutional.
A. f.oa, last week. "Silver Tip" who
was charged with being n member Of
the Robbers Roost gang, and with hav'
ing shot A. a sheriff's posse while 70
slsting arrest, was acquitted
The Joint committee OF the ogden
council has decided to accept tho con'
ditions imposed by the Carnegie library
gift-to furnish a building site and
$500 year for maintenance.
The Ladies' Literary club Of Salt
Lake has decided TO furnish two model
school rooms in the Webster and jack
son schools, Salt Lake About $500
will be expended on each room.
Mrs Eliza Deal. one OF the tlrst set
tiers OF sprlngvillc, died at her home
last week, aged 20. She was born
IA New York State In 1898. Sho came
20 Utah with her husband aud settled
10 sprinRville In 1880
H. 2. Miller, pioneer. died at MIL
Creek Last week. In the early days no
made several trips 10 the Missouri
river 70 meet aud assist emlgrAnta,
aud anasesA. IA. sarara.l. On ~ llais. ,sl,l,
Indians. Ito was wen known.
Friday afternoon. few miles from
Cisco. v. y, oambeli shot aud probably
fatally wounded Jack salmon, a sheep
berder for symons bros OF Payson.
The bullet entered the small OF tho
back and came out In the abdomen.
The uthing Office at springvllie was
burglarlzed Last week, the safe being
blown open, although II was not locked.
The burglars forgot TO try the knob.
No vaiuables were secured. as the
money had been hidden In a wheat bin.
The state food aud dairy commits
sioner has received an opinion from
Attorney General breeder, holding any
merchant or other person, who labels
lard made from cotton seed oil "a lard
made from the fat Of hogs and sold, or
placed for sale such labeled lard, IL
liable to punishment under the laws Of
the state.
The Dalrymen's association OF Utah
will hold Its eighth annual meeting In
salt Lake April aud 5. All dairy
men arc invited TO meet with the as
ISOLATION, whether they are members
OF the association or not. The main
feature OF the meeting will be the but
ter and cheese exhibit The largest
amount In cash ever offered as prem
iumA by the association Is hung up
this year. The total Ia si7O, while
special premiums will aggregate 500
more.
j. Ross Clark announces that actual
work on the Salt Lake road will begin
within thirty days. 1--WE are having
some little trouble over our right OF
way" said Mr.. Clark, "but We arc 80
confident that every obstacle in that
direction will be shortly overcome that
within a few days we will lot our fret
sontraet" The lrst contract will be q
spur from Hobart Junction into the
ranch where material yards are 70 be
established, aud from now ON II Ia OK.
peeted that work on the new road will
be steadily pushed
by direction OF the secretary OF tho
interior, 900, 900 sheep will be allowed
tograze In the open parts OF the UlntAh
reservation. sheep owners are direct
ed TO apply To George +. Bushen, at
Kamas, Utah, Tor blanhs and informA.
tlon.
The congregation OF the Heath NJ. n
Church at Salt Lake held a celebration
last Friday night, at which mortgage
which had been paid and which cleared
the church from debt, was burned ON
the pulpit, aud eongratulatory adj
dresses made.
After swift chase, J. T. Emery, a
private citizen OF Salt Lake. last week
captured man who Is thought TO be