The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-02-07

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will have practical instruction In the
manly art
George Wilkinson, n machinist, had
both ankles crushed by falling rock
while engaged Ia putting Ia a new
pump at the Ontario mine In Park City
last week.
Paul Tarpey, Of salt Lake, has been
elected captain Of the junior baseball
team at the stamford Univorsity, the
club to take part In the series Of games
seheduled for next week.
The Utah millers have succeeded IN
having the special rate on Oregon
wheat raised from 20 70 50 cents hun.
dred, and will restore the recent iO.ceni
decline In the price Of -four.
Efforts by Richaeld horsemen to es.
ltablish racing club aud to have q
regular meeting Of running horses
promises to be success The races
will likely be held at Monroe.
IL Is not likely that any part OF Utah
will suffer next summer from short.
age Of Ice, for ice men are giving the
assurance that not before ia Ave years
has 30 large a crop been harvested.
Great strides are being made In the
different gold camps, particularly Gold
mountain aud statcllne, and II is pre-
dicted before the year closes these
camps will have several contributors
70 the dividend llst.
A. =. Henry, a collector who en-.
lbezzled $500 from Ora Il. Krupp. a Salt
Lake groceryman, thus forcing Krupp
TO 90 into bankruptcy, has been ar
rested In San Francisco and will be
brought back TO Utah for trial.
-, - y -a 81 tugS1, y as sifdh.
The affair will also have am auxiliary
Kangaroo court The entire affair will
be 10 raise money Tor seating and other
wise equlpping tho new ward building.
IL Ia intended by the people OF Sandy
70 Offer the Consolidated Railway 4
Power company bonus sufficient 10
induce the company TO extend lts MUIR
ray car line this spring further dis
taneo sonth OF ave miles 10 the central
part Of Sandy.
The farmers OF Wayne county arc re-
jolelug over good snow just fallen.
Up TIL the asth day tho roads have
been two Inches deep with dust since
last August A good supply Of water
IL looked for In the summer, AZ the
mountains are full OF snow, a. well A.
the valleys
Attorney General breeder has given
m opinion that county officers must
oil out blanks for the information Of
the atatistieiAn free OF charge, II 10
claimed this will greatly increase the
work aud expense Of the clerks aud
treasurers otiicea In the larger eount ties,
and Ia meeting opposition.
william Il. CronS. an employs OF the
Utah Light & Power company OF Salt
Lake City. claims TO be one Of the
heirs TO the estate OF $50, 900, 900 held
In trust by the Holland government,
TO which Mrs. chRuney NJ. Depew and
= number OF other heirs In this country
are trying to establish their right.
william narklns has been missing
from Gold mountain for week past
and II is believed has persisted In snow.
storm. lie left Kimberly during tho
storm to go over to the Trapper's Pride
mine, four miles distant, aud has not
been heard OF since.
Three men were brought to ParowNn
Friday afternoon from Buekhorn
Springs with their feet badly frozen.
The men left Beaver Sunday morning.
walking through the county, going
South. When they reached DuclShorn
Springs their feet were badly frozen.
The farmcra OF Cache valley held
conference at Logan last week and
formed the coche Valley Farmers as.
ISOLATION, the object Of which is to ad.
vance and protect the agricultural in.
,erests Of tho valley. Officers we're
elected aud constitution adopted.
sapnish Fork Is no longer prohibl.
tion town even In name, the new city
council having passed an ordinance
regulating the manufacture aud whole.
sale and retail sale OF spirituous,
vinous, malt and other Intoxicating
liquors.
Wednesday, February i2th, promises
70 be a gala day 10 Pnyson. Arrange.
ments have been completed for big
rabblt-hnnt between fifteen hunters
and the same number OF nimrods OF
AT Pleasant, for a dance aud followed
ov supper.