The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-01
UTAH STATE NEWS.


tiles for guaranteeing Utah sheep.
Arabbit hunt was conducted at Pay
son last Saturday, the winning side
being given free dance and supper.
Work has been resumed on the man
ganese mines At Green River, II being
tho intention to commence shipping
soon.
A number OF Salt Lake druggists arc
10 DO prosecuted on the charge Of sell
ing Intoxicating liquors at their soda
water fountains
The recent trial Of James o. Glenden-
ming, who was acquitted Of the charge
Of feloniousiy killing James Hedges,
cost the state 9, 3se.i0
Sugar beels are coming into Payson
faster than they can be handled, 40
carloads having been shipped from that
station prior to the a3rd.
Aaron Buhcr, said 10 DO the purse.
holder and financial agent Of the Rob
bers Roost gang, Is reported 70 have
been killed by Texas officers.
Gilbert d. Amos, former wealthy
Salt Lake man, died In the county In
Urinary last week. Ten years ago he
was worth from SIS, 900 10 slOo, 200.
Jim Francis the colored pugllist Of
Salt Lake has had his thumb amputated
M tho result Of the accident In the
Christy.Franeis bout three weeks ago.
Leading members Of tho Mormon
church express the opinion that tho
prospect OF new hre-proof historians
Office was never 40 bright as Mt present
A committee Of seven prominent Salt
Lake physicians will lay before the
regents the proposition TO establish n
medical department at tho University
OF Utah.
Vernal stockmen who recently made
a shipment Of horses and mules TO Kan
sas City report that mules sold at 500 a
head. while the horses brought only
$40 head.
Tho identity OF the man killed at
calientes Recently Is attn unknown.
Ho was reported TO be an Oregon Short
line sub-contractor. but this has not
been proven.
Alma Grcggs OF Payson Ia suffering
from severe bruises caused by load OF
wood tipping over on him, and but for
timely assistance no would probably
have met death.
Mrs. EmeiIne Peterson OF Salt Lake
has sued Charles Rasband for $1,000,
alleging that sho was bitten by a dog
owned by defendant aud should be en-
titled to damages in that amount.
Powerful railroad interests have been
enlisted In behalf OF the opening OF the
Ulntah Indian reservation, aud II Is
believed tho next session OF congress
viii order II thrown open for settle.
ment
The project TO build a railroad from
the Santa Fe TO 81 George and possibly
as far ms the iron deposits near Cedar
City seems TO be taking more tangible
shape, and there are many who believe
Il will ba built
II ia said that tho Southern Pacific
has under serious consideration the
construction OF branch to tho Deep
Creek country, and prospects are excel
lent for the commencement Of work In
tho near future.
August Fenel. u Finnish miner, who
escaped from Salt Lake hospital and
wandered around for three days before
being captured, is dead, For sixteen
days he had to be held In bed by the
nurse to prevent his escape.
IL Is thought the Ute Indians hunt.
ing In Colorado will return to the res.
ervAtion without any trouble. They
have killed very little game, many OF
them having failed to secure enough
venlson for food aud have gone hungry,
Burglar alarms which win connect
with the police station will probably
be placed In all the Salt Lake banks in
the near future, by which means the
guardians Of the law will be tho Grst
TO be made aware OF the presence oil
burglars In bank.
In the o. X mine, Beaver county, q
cave has been encountered, the dome
and walls OF which are literally enam
eled with copper In It's most irrldesccnl
forms, while on the floor Is solid body
oilron and copper that appears TO con
tain very high percentages.
A new steamer has been placed II
commission on the Grand and Greer
rivers, running from Green River dowr
10 the junction OF the Green aud Gran,
rivers and then mp TO Moab on the lat
ter river, aud the boat Is doing a goo,
passenger aud freight tranio.
The state board OF health has decide,
TO establish laboratory facilities In Sal
Lake Tor the inspection OF suspeote,
dlphtheria eases Immediately on thei