The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-27
NEWS SUMMARY.

Ton economist, has come out strongly
for reciprocity.
Representative Wood OF California
has introduced a bill to establish q de-
partment Of mines aud mining
The American Sugar Refining SOM
pany has reduced soft grades Of refined
sugar 10 cents per hundred pounds.
The University Of Chicago has been
made the recipient Of 81 CPS, 900 In gifts
at the hands Of friends Of the institu-
ton.
Senator Hale has introduced a bill
authorizing the enrolment aud organs
i]zation Of a United States naval re'
serve.
Formal announcement Is made that
the National Bank OF North America,
New York, will absorbth Bank OF the
State Of New York.
London papers express much satis'
faction that the United states senate
ratified the Hay-Pauncefote treaty by
such a large majority.
The Russian ambassador has told tho
Grand Vizcr Of Turkey that the state
OF Macedonia aud Armenia Is dlsgracer
ful to the Turkish government.
The National broom Manufacturers
association Of the United States and
Canada has decided to advance the price
Of brooms and Is considering a further
advance.
The Dawes commission has sent 1900
more names to Washington OF Creek
Indians who have selected their allot7
ments aud against whom no contests
have peer Gled.
A Gno blooded Arabian saddle horse
has reached Morocco from the interior
December 10th. The animal will be-
shipped to Washington for President
Roosevelt's use.
The Kentucky court OF appeals has
ruled hat a telegraph company, as a
common carrier, unnot be indicted for
or restrained from furnishing informa-
tion concerning races to %poolrooms.
The customs revenues In the Philip
pines for the nine months ended Sep
TENDER 80. 1901, were SO, 275, 295, aa
compared with s5,4s4,0 2O for the same
period OF 1900, and s3,46e, ies for 1900.
The Spanish government Is working
energetically to establish strong econo-
my bonds between Spain and the South
American republics A modus vivendi
with Argentine will soon be concluded.
A metallurigical congress, sitting at
Kharkoh, Russia, has petitioned for
the FREQ importation Of pitch used In
manufacturing coal brickettes. Tho
pitch comes from the South American
States.
The bodies Of two shepherds, partly
burned, were found at Cabra Sprlhgs,-
near Canyon Blanco, Santa Fe county,
N. NJ, Friday. Its believed the shep-.
herds were murdered and their Hocka
stolen.
BY IA decision OF the Illinois Supreme
court, John MeKeehney and John Mo
Kechney, Jr., will recover approximate
ly $500, 900 from the city Of Chicago,
extra compensation for constructing q
tunnel.
The Secretary OF War has wired Gem
eral ChNnee, commanding the division,
OF the Philippines, that short-term sol
diers In his command hereafter will DO
held In service until their arrival nj
San Francisco.
A number Of experts representing
big American firms have arrived at
Vladivostock, en- route for Siberia,
where they will build factories and ex-
plot the agricultural and mineral
wealth OF the country.
The indications are that the dele.
gates to the Brussels sugar conference,
who represent all the countries Of
Europe, except Russia, favor the total
abolition OF sugar bounties in the
countries represented.
Col. Josiah Hinton, the w%ell-known
co-worker with John Brown, who
served In the Union army In is60-05,
and later edited various newspapers in
Washington, New York ana San Fran.
cisco, died in London Friday.
The iron ship Narcissus, flying tho
flag OF Italy aud commanded by Cap
tain Boero, Is more than a month over.
due at San Francisco from Genoa. She
left the station port 1877 days ago, car,
rying Il valuable cargo OF marble,
"The power that holds the Philip
pine archipelago will have a potential
offset on Asia" says General MacAr-
thur. "Iti is a stopping-stone to a com
handing position, and Il base from
where American interests can ever be
protected"
The coal mines OF Utah produced
l5s,435 more tons Of coal during 1901
than In the year 1900. The figures are
1,392,4l3 for this year, and l,233,9 tsS
for last year. The figures are takenN