The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24
UTAH STATE NEWS.


dent last week.
Ore and bullion settlements on tho
Salt Lake market during the past week
amounted 10 tiOo, 400.
orson speirs. who came to Utah In
is4s, died At his home In Salt Lake
City last woeh ~ the age Of %.
The payroll Of The Utah Sugar com
pauy At Lehi on the 10th waa t55, 900,
80. 500 for beets and tlo,soo for wage.
Provo capitalists have petitIoned for
the right OF way for operating a rail-
road aud telephone line through Lehi.
Beet digging In the south end OF
Sewer valley Ia well advanced. the
crop being the best ever raised In the
valley.
Mail boxes are TO be placed on q
number Of the street cars Of Salt Lake
City for the accommodation OF the
public.
The curfew ordinance isto be rigidly
enforced In Salt Lake City In the future,
and at o'clock all small boys must be
~ home.
Smallpox has again made la appear.
ance at American Fork, number OF
children In the public schools being
attacked.
Earl Fife. ave-yenr.old Salt Lake
boy. was last sunday dangerously
wounded by stone from a boys
allngshot.
John NJ. Commons, who has been
superinten OF the ouray school,
Utah, for four years, has been trans
ferred TO the Lemhl agency, Idaho.
Roy Green, the salt Lake messenger
boy who decamped with $3.50 entrusted
TO him for deposit In bank. has been
captured and brought back TO Salt Lake
for trial.
Frank Holding, aged ~, while play
ing on top OF n moving train In Salt
Lake City. fell between the cars and
suffered the loss OF both lega HIs re-
eovery Ia doubtful.
A TRANSIENT brick mason MRa KILLED
- ,A.'1elnRn Was drunk aud Was
supplied with three moro bottles OF
whisky, which were found In his pock-
eta
All Of the sugar factories arc In
active operation. and the outlook ia
excellent for large output Of sugar
this year. The Utah sugar company
expects TO make eo,ooO,Ooo pounds this
year
Fred Gordon, youth who had just
been released from the Salt Lake City
jail. attempted suicide by lying down
in front Of a passenger train. but was
saved by bys,andsr who dragged him
away from the track.
David Guest, resident Of Min Creek,
while driving home irom Salt Lake,
felt atlnginR sensation on the loft aide
Of hlA head, Investigation proving
that no had been struck by bird shot
hred by some reckless hunter.
stockmen who have been having
their annual fall drive In the Vicinity
Of st. George, report their cattle look
ing bad on account Of the long drought
Many OF them are going TO pasture the
cattle during the winter months.
The infant aon OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Lamph, OF Cleveland. this state,
died IN Salt Lake City last week from
The effects Of swallowing prlelsly bur
which Il In some way got hold OF at
lie parents home few days previous
The body Of an John Hughes was
found face downward In a small stream
In Parley's canyon Last week. II ls
supposed the man, who was iAborer,
had wandered away while intoxicated
and fell into the ditch, where no died.
James l.. MeLAren. veteran OF the
orlneA, died In Salt Lake City laat
week, aged 90 years. McLarsn entered
the I,ritIsh army service ~ the age Of
II a. a buglsr and lost leg In the
famous charge of the LIgh, Brigade a.
BalaklavA-
The townsIts Of Venice has been sur.
vsysd and plated. II contains 100
acres In Aixteen blocks. The atreeta
are 70 Be ave rods wide. This little
village Ia SituAied about ave miles
northeast Of RlohHeld. aud Is gettluR
70 be quite town.
Dorothy Averstt, aged ave, was run
over by street car in Salt Lake City
last week and Instantly killed Tho
uttle one attempted TO cross the track
IN front Of rapid moving car, the
suPpoaltion being that she did not see
the car approaching.
IL develops that the man who was
killed in a railroad accident near Price,
aud who IL was thought was tramp,
was Private David Fitzgerald Of Com.
pany u, Twelfth infantry. and who
gained an enviable record during hia