The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-24
UTAH STATE NEWS.

johnson Of Crescent ward. Salt Lake
county. was aned sio by Justice Kroe.
ger
salt Lake union carpenters have
met with a refusal u their demands
Cor full pay on saturdays for seven
hours work.
The rate Of 70 cents a hundred on
sugar from san francisco 10 Utah
common points. via Portland, has been
Withdrawn.
The Utah state senate has received
the thanks Of King Edward for it,
resolution Of condolences on the death
OF Victoria.
J. q. Barnhart Of Los Angeles, IL
considering the advishbiiity Of estab-
fishing fruit cannery at soms polut
In salt Lake valley.
William s. Risley, who robbed the
quartermaster at Fort Douglas recent
ly Of $3.50. has bcen sentenced 10 a
year In the peuitentiary.
J. Il. bromley at Mapleton. Utah
county, aud John Bailey at Monticello,
San Juan county, were commissioned
postmAsters Last week.
Salt Lake florists aud gardeners are
discussing means TO prevent the spread
OF dandelions, which has been quite
noticeable In recent years.
The shirt waist fad has struck Salt
Lake In eacnest, the mail carriers Of
the city having decided 10 wear shirt
waists during the summer months
Several hundred railway men are ex.
pected 70 visit Utah In June, from the
annual convention OF freight agents,
which convenos at Denver this year.
Engineer Dunsmore ran the cage
with a car Of ore on II into tho sheeves
~ No. 0 shaft, Ontario mine, Park City,
necessitatlug shut down OF several
days, throwing 200 men out OF work.
Adelaide Dlbble Of springville, rs
Eears Of age, Is serving 75-day sen.
lsncc Ia the Utah county jail for as.
saulting her mother. II Ia believed
she Ia deranged.
The $4,000, 900 suit OF Edward 3. and
W. Mont Ferry, Of Park City, against
David d, Irwin, the property In dis
pnio being valuable mining stock, will
probably be compromised.
State Dairy aud Food Inspector
Heiner ia instituting vigorous search
for violators OF the olsomargarine law.
Viala,ie..---ss.si sssr.w-a-.--.--l---s- =
numbcr OF Salt LAk9hotc keepers and
groeera, aud evidence collected against
others
Salt Lake cigar makers are threat
erinR to go into the drug business
They allegs that druggists disorimi.
nate against utah-made cigars, aud
they propose TO retAlia,e by establish.
Ing cut-rate drug house TO even up
the score.
The present seasons clip OF wool In
rooele. Utah aud sanpetc counties has
about all been sold, the price paid
being from i0f TO iiA cents II is
estimated that the total production OF
Utah wool this season win exceed
$4,000, 900 pounds.
The story from Richncld Of tho car.
rylug OF by a mountain lion OF an In-
dian baby Ia believed 10 be correct,
stronger proof having been discovered
In the finding few days ago Of fresh
baby skull not far from where the In.
dams were eamped.
Small boys with target guns came
n.ar killing Mrs. VIM. Hills OF salt
Lake Que day last week. A rifle ball,
fired by one of the youngsters at bird,
shattered the window near which she
was sitting and lodged In the wall dl.
rsetly behind her head.
George Rsdsuil and Albert N, Niles
were arrested at Park City last week
with es7s7 worth OF silver In their
possession, which II Is alleged was
stolcn from the Marsao mill. They
we're preparing to drive to Salt Lake
With 10 when arrested.
Bishop j. II. Raleigh, who came 20
Utah member OF lIcber @. Kimballs
company la the fall OF isls, died at
Salt Lake last week, at the age 70
yparA Ilo was directed by brigham
Young TO take charge OF tho masonry
department OF public works, aud held
other important positions later
John Galbraith OF uuion, Salt Lake
county, is recovering from an unusual
accident that nearly coat him his life,
After night he drove into barb-wire
fence aud was thrown out. the wire
cutting bis throat 40 that sixteen
stitches were taken to close tho wound.
Lee Hendrlcksen, young man Of
Cache junction, while At work for the
railroad company, fell from the high
trestle-worls In bear river canyon just
below Cache Junction, and alighting
on the rocks below, was Instantly