The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-06
UTAH STATE NEWS.

bear, sunday, chased thrco pleas
ure seekers 10 city Creek canyon, less
than ten miles from salt Lake city.
Salt Lakes bank olearings made
new record last month, amounting 10
so, 300 1880 This ia gain Of si1,-
Osa, lsLO1 over last GEAR.
Elizabeth Ringshiry Of Salt Lake
drew No 5000 10 ~ Reno district 10
Oklahoma land lottery This will
give her a claim worth about $500.
During the past three months the
four national banks Of Salt Lake have
4. Increased their deposits more than
half million, which now amount To
e1,7OO,O00
GrAsshoppers are alarmingly thick
In West Jordan, salt Lake county.
A few seHgulls are reported TO be hav.
ing feast, but the effect is scarcely
noticeable
A young son Of samuel Bench Of
MAnti, while playing with a e2-caiibrs
target rifle last week. shot himself In
the knee, the ball emerging above tho
ankle, causing n painful flesh wound.
Chinese sugar, manufactured at
Bongkong. has been on the market 10
some Of the larger cities aud towns OF
the state recently. II Ia coarser than
the native product, and undersells the
latter.
A eloudburst 10 the canyon above
MAnti Thursday Of last week sent
down a food Of water which Inundated
the town. flowing through dwellings
aud deposlting vast amount OF debris
in the streets
The presence Of great many prom.
ipent military men IL promised at the
reunion OF the aocioly 81 the Army Of
the PHILIPPINES at Salt Lake next week.
including Generals Macarthur, u. @.
Otis aud Hale.
The citizens Of Lund, on The Oregon
Short Line, have peiltioned tor post.
office, representing that there viii be
at least seventy-Bve patrons. counting
the citizens OF the town and tho sheep.
men Of the locality.
vcddo Delbecchlo, the Italian youth
accused OF having made an assault up.
on Miss Bertha westlund, domestic
employed at the Cannon farm. In the
outskirts OF Salt Lake, receniiy, has
been held 70 The district court
July, this year, proved 10 be the hot
test on record. Twsnty-four days Of
the month the temperature registered
above 30 degrees, and the nights were
unusually warm, according TO the salt
Lake weather station reports.
In order 70 save y from gras,hop.
pers, many fields Of oats near Manti
have been harvested la an Immature
state and will be fed as hay Every
thing green 10 being devoured, aud
even clotheslinea are stripped unles.
guarded.
President Snow has had a compart-
ment constructed ON the lower floor OF
the pavilion at Saltair aud IA spending
the heated term there. There are two
rooms In the compartment, with win
dows from every side 40 that a breeze
may always be had
John stott. resident OF Moronl,
shot aud killed hrlf-breed Indian at
Paris, Idaho. the cbth The Indian
attached s,ott wiih pltohiork A
coroner's jury impanneled 70 invests
gate the affair returned n verdict OF
justlaable homicide,
President Snow has rendered the use
OF the Tabernacle for the reunion Of tho
Society OF the Army Of the Philippines
August 10 to IS. A patriotic meeting.
with good speakers aud music, has
been arranged for the evening OF the
Iath, at the Tabernacle.
A coroner's jury found the City Of
Salt Lake deserving OF eensure for not
safeguarding the ditch where the 10
months old babe Of Charles W. John.
sou was recently drowned and suit
for $40, 900 against the city has been
fled by the ehild'a father
The Diamond Salt Works, a compel.
itor Of the salt trust located on the
shores Of Great Salt Lake, harvested
It's arst crop Of salt last week. which.
owing to the hot weather matured
earlier than was expected. A market
for the product has been found.
Seattle will use Utah asphalt iu paw.
ing her streets in preference TO the
California product The frat consign.
ment will be shipped August 10, aud
hundreds OF tons viii be used. The
asphalt deposits are sixty.sevsn miles
from Salt Lake, on the Rio Graude
Western, IA Tie Fork canyon,
The state prison Epwor,h Leagu,
society, organized two years ago, ma,
twenty-six active members aud eigh
teen associate members. The prison
authorities say the society has exer
cised a good influence on the inmates
which shows In their conduct
Charles n. Alley, ST., one OF the ear