The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-06-28
UTAH STATE NEWS.


erection Of 5000 addition 10 the
county court house
James Dixon. youthful fisherman Of
salt Lake. was last week fined $40 for
having trout under the length Of seven
inches In his possession.
Provo people have decided TO cele'
brate the Fourth Of July In real good
American style. aud an extensive pro-
gram Ia being prepared for that day.
A movement Is on foot 10 purchase
additional ground for the Federal bdlld'
ing 10 Salt Lake. and II Ia probable an
appropriation will be made for that
purpose.
senator Kearns has notified Rupert
A Dunford that he has been again APP
pointed cadet az West Point, and
that be will report for examination on
July e5th.
The salt Lake city council has mp
pointed a city chemist, who will In tho
future Inspect the milk sold by diaries
and see that the city ordinances are
not violated.
A marriage ceremony was performed
In Salt Lake Last evening by a wo-
mAu, which Ia said TO be the only mar
rlage ceremony ever performed In
Utah by woman.
A movement has been started for tho
securing Of funds In Utah to contribute
20 the monument, which Ia TO be erect
ed In indianapolis 10 memory Of the
late President Harrison.
The local railway lines are making
preparations 10 handle the heaviest
tourist business that has crossed tho
continent In the history Of the west
The rush will begin the early part Of
July.
About afty cases Of San jose scale
have been found In Provo, about thirty
In Pleasant Grove and forty Ia Amerl-
can Fork. The disease seems 10 have
been brought from California with
fruit
Edward johnson, nm employee Of
McDonAld's circus, was killed near
Paysou recently his body being found
alongside the track. II il supposed he
was riding between the cars and lost
his foothold.
There n n movements ON foot ia safe
Lake City for half holiday for all tho
trades people during the summer
months, IL being proposed TO set aside
Thursday afternoon OF each week as n
half-holidAy.
Tho two Salt Lake street car com.
pAnica arc TO be consolidated, IS per
cent Of the Rapid Transit company
having been purchased by President
A. W McCune Of the Salt Lake City
railroad company.
The elgh,.yeAr-old daughter OF Geo.
A. Fairbanks OF Payson, was scalded
20 death last week She was assisting
her mother 10 litt a boiler OF water
from the stove, whom she tripped aud
the water poured over her.
william Timpson aud George Goss,
two sixtecn-Year-old lads who were en-
gagged In looting bathrooms OF SaltAir,
were captured after an exciting chase,
the lads attempting to elude their pur-
suers by jumping into the lake.
FIR. Scott, n Rio GrAnde Western
conductor, while attempting TO get on
n moving train at bingham Junction,
was thrown violently To the ground,
receiving broken rib aud painful
brouses, narrowly escaping death.
Justice Morris sommerso OF Salt Lake
has sent a communication TO the
county commissioners authorizing
them 10 turn over TO the pauper fund
OF the county, all fees hereafter earned
by him Ms Justice Of the peace In erim.
inal cases,
The board OF equalisera last week
raised the assessment Of j. A. Cunning
ham " Salt Lake from $1,000 To 5000.
600, the assessor having missed slps,-
600 worth Of Mr.. Cunningham's prop
erty, $40, 900 OF the aum being ON a
promissory note.
A meeting OF educators from the dlf.
forent colleges Of the state To discuss
the adjustment Of the courses OF study
In the state university aud the minor
Institutions will be held In Salt Lake
In the n-er future, no definite date
having yc been Used,
After WORKING actively about week
tho committee appointed to raise $780,.
900 for the First Presby terrain church
OF Salt Lake has secured pledges Tor
$4,000 aud II is expected tho entire
amount will be raised la a short time,
when work will be begun.
omer whistler a carpenter, died At
his home In salt Lake city last week
from the effects OF injuries sustained
while working at sandy. lilo was at
work on new building when the scat.
folding fell, preeipitating him to the
ground and iniuring his head.
Walter Irwin aud Howard Speak, OF
Ogden, were last week sentenced 10
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