The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-22
UTAH STATE NEWS.

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has been ordered to be- 10 readiness 70
move from Fort Douglas TO Fort 10
gao, Colorado
Utah millers last week advanced the
price Of -four 10 cents per 100 pounds
Scarcity OF wheat Ia the cause assigned
for the sharp raise.
Western roads are experiencing a
car famine, and unless the situation IL
soon relieved a coal famine In Utah,
Idaho aud Montana Ia predicted.
Two hundred new bathrooms and
an electric railway that will completely
cncircle the big resort, are the latest
improvements contemplated for Salt
air.
The Oregon short Line Railway has
70 view tho establishment Of a cab SER
vice At Salt Lake, with quick service
and cheap rates Ms the objects 70 be
attained.
A family gathering, numbering
over City. celebrated the birthday OF
President Joseph y. smith Wednesday
evening, the ioth. The president is %
years Of age
Cabe May. a battoryman at Fort
Douglas, has been taken 10 Kentucky
10 stand trial for jail breaking. lie
was arrested for minor offense, broke
Jail aud enlisted In the army.
The wholesale trade Of Utah whole
sale houses Ia larger this year than
ever before. Favorable conditions
have developed which have enabled the
jobbcrs 10 enlarge their trade radius.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles nAycock aud
James Hutchinson, Of Wayne county,
while on the mountains recently. ate
some toadsiools, installing them for
mushrooms, aud narrowly escaped
with their lives
Government survey examiners are
preparing 20 inspect the survey Of the
Utah-Arizona line made last summer,
aud viii travel by team along the en-
tire southern boundary Of the state.
The trip will occupy many weeks.
The man arrested at ~. Louis for
completely In the train robbery at Nyag-
ner, Montana, who gave the name %
Harry LongabauRh, IL said 10 be much
larger than i.ongaeauRh, and II Ia
thought he may be Butch cassidy.
Mas Lulu Gates. granddaughter Of
brigham Young, who IA thought TO be
utah'sswertcsi singer, has been signed
for concert tour under Major Pond.
Miss Gates has just returned from
three years music courae In Germany.
The state supreme court has decided
iessccs Of mining property may remove
the improvements placed thereon by
the lessees for the purpose OF working
the property, unless the terms Of the
agreement expressly forbid such re-
movaL
Manila Itch has broken out among
members Of the Eighteenth Infantry at
Fort Douglas, and a number Of the
leading physicians Of Salt Lake City
are now doing everything In their
power to arrest tho ravages OF the
disease.
Another big suit affecting the waters
OF Utah lake Is probability. the yari.
Gus canal companies Of Salt Lake couu.
~, who take their water from the lake,
having decided that their righta are
being trampled upon and are organic.
ing Tor action.
onleialsof the San Pedro, Los Angeles
4 Salt Lake railroad say that the re-.
cent agreement between them aud the
officials Of the Oregon Short Line win
have the effect Of Fastening the work
Of railroad building between Salt Lake
and the coast
W. Il. Kivett Of Boise City, secretary
OF the Idaho Lumber Dealers assocla.
ton ia Ia Salt Lake. The purpose OF
his visit IL TO organize the lumber
dealers Of Utah 10 protective orgaui-
zatlon along the same lines as the
Boise association,
George W. Hancock pioneer Of
Payson died last week from jnundlce.
He came 10 Utah In 1897. lie built
the drst store and tannery In Payson
where he made leather and mauufac-
tured boots aud shoes aud was a great
beneiactor 10 the public
The residents Of Draper, Crescent,
sandy, Union, Yves, Jordan aud River.
ton school districts met one day last
week az Sandy and 'scidcd definitely
to have high school dir' -lct ia al.
south end Of salt Lake GO ,.y, which
has long been needed
Application has been made to the
commissioners OF Salt Lake county for
the Incorporation Of Forest Dale, lying
Immediately south Of the city limits Of
Salt Lake, bounded by Twelfth and
Thirteenth south, aud from Fifth to
Eleventh east into town.
Tho beautiful resldencs 81 genntor