The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-04
UTAH STATE NEWS.


orson G. Alfred Of sring City, was At
Mantl aned s75 by Judge johnson for
violating a decree of the court 10 using
water from oak creek
The Daughters Of the American
.Revolution. Of Salt Lake City, propose
10 erect n public fountain In Liberty
park TO cost about $500
II has been definitely decided that
the Tabernacle choir will make n trip
10 san Francisco aud other California
cities. making concert tour.
Last spring Salt Lake man bought
1900 cases, or 10000 eggs, at 81 per
case, lie placed then In cold storage
aud last week sold them at So IS a case
A large steel mill, backed by eastern
capitalists, IL TO be erected 10 Salt
Lake for the purpose Of working up
Utah iron, according 10 tho latest re'
ports.
Jake Keller OF Msnti. sustained a
broken ley by falling from a load OF
hay last week. MFR Keller had the
other leg broken In the same manner
about a year ago
A discovery Of oil has been made 10
eAupete county, near Manti Ia a well
which was being driven for water
oil flows so freely Into the we'll that
II can be pumped out
RIM. Keen, while riding In Deer
Creek canyon few days ago came
scar losing his life, his horse falling
ever preciplce. Fortunately he es-
capped with a severe shaking up.
Elizabeth westwood died In Salt
Lake laat week at the nge Of % She
was In good health until a few days
before she died. aud was able to do nne
needle work having received her sec
end sight.
The company owning the mineral
paint beds near Koosharcm reAgur-
ing on making extenslycr Improve
nsuia and viii resume heavy ship
nsnts 70 the eastern markets In the
peAr future
The Syracuse Canning company IL
making a season run OF 10000 10 $4,000
Rross OF canned tomatoes, aud prices
ave hsia a. 81 per cA.~., rhs- oompNny
IL turning out also apple. pear peach,
plum aud qulnee butter.
Katie Sampson. An eight-year-old
child Of 0ienwood, has gone almost u
not quito blind a. the result OF being
hit on the ball OF the eye by a willow.
Disease set In the one eye and was
transmitted 70 the other.
Internal Revenue Collector cAlllatef
has received check from the exseu.
son Of the Marcus DAILY estate forsio,.
dos, the amount Of the Inheritance tax
on personal property inherited by va
rious isgAtess under the will.
Paul BsAk. the man arrested at
Cheyenne. wyo,, for implication In the
burglary OF Bsel's jswsiry slprs In
Provo on August 9th laat, AMI who
was brought back TO Provo, hRa been
bound over 10 the dlstriet court for
trial
Robert PridsAux, the Callers Park
bicycle diver. who fractured his skull
In August by a fall At the park pavil'
los, aud was thought fatally injured,
has 30 far recovered that he was able
V be taken 10 kis home In Michigan
last week.
Moses Thatcher was thrown from his
buggy In salt Lake sAturdsyand severe
ly Injured while drivlaE young team
Of thoroughbreds. the accident occur
rlag In his own yard. lie waa dragged
against a stump aud received num-
Der Of cuts and bruissa
The auxiliary plant Of the Utah Sugar
company at Lake View will be COM
pleted about tho ilth. The company
has been delayed beyond the time ex'
pected ON account OF the difficulty 10
getting steel from the east Beets are
being received At tho plant.
Hancock Post No. Of the @. A. II.
was instituted at Park City on the ssth
with nineteen charter members Dur
Ing the evening the Woodmen Of the
World gave tho veterans "a banquet Of
pork aud beans aud entertained them
with music, song aud speeeh
The net profit to the ElISs' lodge from
the carnival held Ia salt Lake last
week was $4,000, The total attend
auce. estimating the school children
who came In free at 5000, was a6,eo7
The Kangaroo court Melted about ~, isl
aud merchants contributed $4,000.
Colonel Jack" Haverly, the forme
king Of nlnstrelsy, died in salt Lak
Saturday last from an attack OF typhol
fever. Colonel Haverly was one Of III
most widely known showmen In IN
world, but abandoned the stage late II
sos aud has since been mining.
sarhan Halla, an Assyrian, who dis