The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-08
UTAH STATE NEWS.

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Lake.
a bill has been introduced In the leg.
islhture making the acceptance Of a
pass 10y judicial officers Of the state n
felony.
The First Presbyterian church so
eiety OF Salt Lake are contemplating
the erection Of new house Of worship
20 cost tiO0 900.
The Union Dairy company OF Provo
has filed articles Of Incorporation. The
capital stock ia $1,000, divided into
shares at SiO each.
Ex.SheriH Mcqueen OF Salt Lake
county was last week committed TO the
insane asylum. III health brought on
the collapse Of mind.
The senate hiss killed all the bills
providing for increases OF salaries Of
supreme aud district judges, aud state
board Of equalization.
W. A. Clark In an Interview ut 10.
Angeles last week, reassertsd that thu
Los Angeles road would DO built by
himself aud associates.
II has been decided TO remove the
ancient poplars on the east aide Of the
Salt Lake temple block and replace
them by hardwood trees.
A proposition to hold a street fair In
Salt Lake next July, something slmi.
lar to the Mard Grah OF New Orleans,
IL being discussed by Salt Lake bust.
ness men
The first day Of March was tho
warmest Utah has experienced since
1874, the year the weather onlcs was
established In Salt Lake. The temper.
ature rose TO 90.
The state board Of equalization OK.
poets TO raise the valuation Of tho state
from Sos, 100000 10 $4,000, 900, In
order TO meet appropriations made and
contemplated by the legislature.
The Infant child Of David n. Lewis
Of spanish Fork died last week OF
smallpox. Mr. Lewis IN a teacher In
the public schools and contracted tho
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Y'' y Aea'y' manager OF tue BAIT
Lake stoclSy ards, was denied member
sup IN 'ne ne" oa'tlslnen : association
""'." was i"''i''" ~ peh'er iaat week.
" 'ne 'Aeou'''e eon''h''Vee, VINO us-
N'' " au"'' "o"' pu' SIOUX ralss'a
Leary had hsr- prominently mentioned
''' pres" t"e H'soe'auon'
ava IN N'' "reen' n pioneer OF
y" uleu NJ a "i'eah fork last week.
ageuoi years us parents 'eft NanVoo
win 'ne Mormons' stopping ut winter
quarters Ia ana IN 1877 crossed 'he
p'a'ns 10 utSn' ne "AAn member OF
'he n'"e" ha"N veterans anu pro'ni'
n'n' "'A" 'n nus oc'n'nuh''y'
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" eau 90 s'0u'su TOT y re"AonSo'e 20
nus i"0 ''''u'n'' arc awe 70 VI" au
vantage OF securing ano'ner l'ne ana
arc oons'u'rlns '"o oie' Oh bonus 70
secure IT. ine "noun, nen'onsu u
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,maiInov an ,Ir,i.n, ,vn. md ,h.ra
wa. gr..t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
law. The entire premises were fumi.
gated after tho man had been taken TO
the pss, house.
Two Chinese gamblers were convicted
ias, week and fined $50 each. Com
plants i'm each case we're tlled and syi.
denee secured by JonR Ming, a chris.
tiAniEed Celestial Ming testified that
the chief OF police offered him no as.
sistance.
An inaenenaent snlt companv has
been formed TO aght the salt trus,
II vnl on,rate the senr. nlnnt on tha