The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
UTAH STATE NEWS.

The Injuries received.
As soon A. congress meets the gov
srnmont will bee asked Tor an appro-
priatlon Of si0o,000 10 be used In tho
rebuilding Of Fort Douglas.
an the saloons In Salt Lake City
we're closed last sunday, by order Of
The city authorities. aud the citizens
experienced "dry" Sunday.
Crcsc,us. the fastest pacing horse 10
thcworld will visit Salt Lake City 10
the near future where be will give a
sporl'cNhibition From there be will
be- taken 10 California where he will
remain an winter.
=. o. McKenna held nt Provo on a
charge Of attempting 10 wreck Rio
Graude Western train. has been dis
charged ffom custody oH the grounds
that the information did not set forth
facts sufficient 10 constitute an offensc.
The old Walker House. Salt Lakes
pioneer hotel, "a doomed ns a hotel, It's
owner having dcdided that the old
structure shall undergo radical repairs
md emerge from the hands Of tho con.
tractors remodeled business atruc.
ture.
The state board Of health has sen,
out circulars 10 the different schools
and county authorities relative 10
cleaning mp aud taking proper pre-
cautions against smallpox. In most
cases the suggeatlons made are being
adopted.
Utah A. grape.growiug state Ia tho
subject Of bulletin under preparation
by the state board Of horticulture, In
which II will be urged that local condi-
tlona promise Utah greater posslblll-
ties ~ wine producing section than
California.
William Erdman, one OF Spring
ville'a leading citizens, died last week
after a lingering Illness OF several
monthA lilo sustained aunatroko
while working at Brigham City last
summer, from the effects Of which no
never recovered.
The machinery Ia being Installed Ia
Becker'a new Touring mill at Mantl.
The mill has capacity Of hity barrels
por day. The machinery Is the latest
improved. Water Ia the motive power.
Iii expected tho mill will be Ia oper-
alton by January lat
Joseph Westwood, an associate Of
brigham Young lu the early days,
member Of the frat party that came
west 20 Salt l.ai,c, and 'ono Of tho
earliest missionaries in England, died
At Independence, Mo, on the nh Inst.
In his nineticth year.
Sixty years IN the penltentlary Is the
term meted out to young Hunt, alias
Baker, who was arrested In Sal. Lake
year ogo for the cold-blooded murder
Of a young man In Kansas City. Hunt
was employed as waiter 10 Salt Lake
at tho time Of bis arrest.
The farmers OF Aurora have CON.
nenced digging their sugar bcets for
Jhipment To Lchi. This Is the third
year the farmers Of that vicinity have
directed their attention TO the beet
raising industry, aud the Yield Is bot.
ter than previous crops.
Patrick Phelan, for many years well
known In minlng circles throughout
the state, died In Salt Lake last week.
leaving his entire estate, estimated at
100000, TO the KeArns ST. Ann Or.
bh7nage Phelan was bachelor with
n, Snown relatives In this country
William Lubbock, resident OF Park
City for tho past seventeen years, com.
y-hted suicide by hanging himself In
his stable on the evening OF the 10th,
his body being discovered by his wife.
There Il no known cause for the deed,
he being a sober, industrious man.
The San Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt
Lake railroad has recently added To Tia
equipment 100 Hat cars aud lfly ballast
cars, while orders have been placed for
number Of box cars aud flat cars, 10
gother with baggage cars, combination
cars, coaches, chair cars aud parlor
cara
The Grass Valley Indians held a
council recently and decided that they |
would not send their children to tho |
Indian school 20 be established at Pan.
guiteh. unless compelled, but say they
are willing To send their children TO
Kooshnrem, nearer at home.
A. W. Mecune, OF Salt Lake, and as
soeiates, have purchased the famous
sierre de Pasco group Of mines In Peru,
the price paid being $40, 100000. This
nine has been Ia operation 81 years,
and during that time o., 200. 900, 900 In
silver has been produced from H.
Clement Heresehol, the expert con.
sulting engineer from New York, has
reported on the project OF construct
Ing dam IN Ogden which will i'm
pound $4,000, 600, 900 gallons OF water
saved at food time for use later. plac-
Ing the cost at sa5o.Oo0,
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