The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-11
UTAH STATE NEWS.

NJ tort douglas 20 recruit a new
battery.
The Utah Wooigrower's association
met 10 Salt Lake last week, rc-clectlng
the old general officers
Approaching cold weather has re-
suited 10 the close Of the Salt Palace
bicycle track at Salt Lake for the
season.
There has been taken out Of Utah's
mines 10 the FIRST nine months OF the
year according to ore and bullion set
Elements, aud smelter reports, SO. o57..
b0L
Christian Christensen, Salt Lake
county farm hand, has sued Jacob sor.
ensen, his employer. for s. 500. alleged
TO be due as wages for the past twelve
years.
The salt Lake public library has TO-
6p1 volumse and 10, 0O2 borrowers cards.
In September 5,fie volumes were
loaned aud 3,i51 consulted In the refer
snee room.
a new solvent for copper, which ex-
tracts aud perelpitates mineral from
the rock without disintegratlng IL, IL
being experimental with by Salt
Lake miner.
A visit Of John Hays Hammond, the
famous mining expert, TO the silver
King at Park City, has revived tho
rumora Of tho sale OF that property for
ei2.OO0,OO0
The Oregon Short Line will occupy
the three top floors Of tho new Deseret
News building at Salt Lake, for its
general Offices, upon the completion OF
that structure.
Friday Of last week was chIldren.,
day at the state fair. Tho attendance
w@ larger than ever before, the
grounds being 40 crowded that II was
dlflcnlt 10 got around.
Arthur Meyer, n ia-yr-old Salt Lake
boy, was shot In the Veg by n
companion Of the same age. last satur-
dsy, while handling a revolver the
Meyer boy was carrying.
Miss Lizzie Boreham, Of Waterloo,
addition to salt Lake, was decided 10
be tho Prettiest girl at the state fair
on childrens day. There were 5000
other good looking people present
peujamin Wight Pheasant Grove
youngman. while climbing fence on
n ducshuntlng expedition last week,
shot himself through the foot by tho
accidental discharge Of his gun. Ito
may lose his foot
The fees Of the secretary OF states |
office for niue months OF the year are
In excess OF 10000. Ordinarily they
amount 10 only $50, 900 year. but tho
u. p and San Pedro railway lueorpor-
alton bring the total up.
Herbert Cassidy, messenger boy
employed Ia the auditors onlco OF the |
Oregon Short Line, at Salt Lake, fell n |
distance Of fifteen feet In the new
Short Line building last Friday, and
seriously injured his back,
Neil Dougherty, bachelor, died In
Salt Lake last November. leaving s77o |
on deposit In Salt Lake bank. After
funeral expenses aud costs Of admins.
tratlon were paid, there remains $40 to |
be devlded among three heirs.
A reunion Of missionaries OF the
eastern states was held In Salt Lake
during conference About fifty elders
were present. Annual reunions will |
be held 10 future, when specially pre-.
pared programs win be provided.
A party OF engineers has been busy
for some time eatlng an electric light !
plant In sevier canyon, above Richdeld. |
Tho project Ia designed to furnish
power and light for the mines Of Kim.
berley and the towns Of Sewer valley. |
I. J. Elleubaugh Of Idaho Falls,
Idaho, last week consulted Salt Lake 1
hospital physicians regarding tumor
on his neck which threatens TO cause
starvation In time unless II Is removed.
He has been a sufferer for years with
II.
Mrs Sarah Gray, Proves Oldest res.
ident, died at the age OF VI years, last
week. She has been a resident Of
Utah siuce 1854, and has lived most OF
the time since In Provo She was born
in County Tyron. Ireland, June II,
1905.
Director Murdoch OF the salt Lake
weather bureau, believes that Great
Salt Lake win disappear In time unless
heavier rainfall occurs. An Increase
Of rainfall annually, OF few inches,
woold In time raise the lake several
hundred feet
A sugar war that promises 10 extend
10 Utah, Is on between tho cane and
beet sugar interests In the Mississippi
river county. A cut OF ~ cents
pound, or slf cents, Is quoted there and
the expectation is that reduction will
be made In this section.