The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-29
UTAH STATE NEWS.

an increase In wages from $3.50 10
81 for a days work
AZ tho school election in American
Fork last week. the people voted 20
bond tho district Tor $4,000 TO buy
site and build school house
A. the C. a. II. encampmont held In
Salt Lake City last week, Park city
was decided upon as tho place for
holding the oncampment next year
An ordinance IL before the Salt Lake
city council which compels the keep.
ing OF a register Of guests In All hotels.
boarding honnos and rooming houses.
The state Boekoopers association
proposed to make an exhibit Of honey
at the g. Louis exposition which will
consist Of hetweon three and Eve
tons.
Al Manu last week Brigham Lyon. a
man who has a wife and two small
children. was sentenced 10 ten years
On the state ponitontlary for aasaulting
q nftoonyearold girl
II IL said the Utah building at the
Louisiana Purchase exposition will
represent an expenditure OF $500, Of
which amount $500 will bo used In
furnlshlrr and decorations.
The 80 men Of the Salt Lake Y.
NJ. g. A. hAy0 undertaken 10 raise S..
900 OF the fund 10 build new home
for tho club. and will begin a personal
canvas OF the city for the funds.
The recent snowatorms in tho noun.
talna In tho vicinity Of Richncld has
ocoasioned n heavy loss Of sheep, Il
being estimated that some aheepmen
viii suffer a loss OF 40 per cent
The farmers Of Ephnim arc very
oaultant over the good outlook for
watcr tho coming season. while Il Is
believed tho recent storm viii help
60 solve tho graaahoppcr problem
samuel II. ellison. tho discoyorcr Of
tioJeiiaonite .ncidu has carved cane
81 natiso wood usins pocket knife.
aud viii present the same 10 President
Roosevelt during his visit 10 Salt Lake
city.
a two.story building collapsed In
Salt Lake city one day Last week.
smashing In another building and cnus.
ing loss Of over $4,000 A number
OF people had narrow escapes from In.
jury.
In Salt Lake city there were three
cnsoa Of smallpox reported during tho
past week. aud nino were discharged
a. cured. leaving eighteen cpseH quar-.
Antncd In the city and the quarantine
hospital,
A miner by the namo Of Murphy
Whiio working In the Annie Laurie
mine. near Richnod. struck a missed
ahot. his face being badly cut up, while
Il ~ probable that he viii lose tho
Elght Of one eye.
The library OF the State Industrial
school Is TO bo enriched TO the extent
Of 500 volumes suitable for boys and
girls This Ia the result OF tho APP
preparation OF $500 made for this pur
pose by tho last legislature.
Senator w. A. Clark was interview.
cd In san Francisco last week. and
stated that work on hia road is DO
ing rushed as fast as possible, and tho
present calculations are to have Il
completed inside OF two years.
A woman who Is beloved 10 be In.
sane last week Informed a number OF
residents OF Salt Lake that when
President Roosevelt comes to salt
Lake he will be killed. and also that
tho tabernacle will be destroyed by
IRE.
A Salt Lake boy last week ran
against an electric wire carrying a
current OF 10000 voltage and got away
without serious injury. Ills escape
from death is unaccountablo, as tho
current was sufficient to XIII a rogl'
mont OF mon.
ne NlN VI NNN hNAAN lANA NNaAA AoA
the Rlchhold city bonds issued 10
raise money 10 inaumurato lts system
~ waterworkH. has been accepted, For
the $4,000 worth OF city bonds tho
land board viii pay Si5.09O.0O aud ae,
crued Interest.
Walter. the thirteenyoarold son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Draoo Jensen OF Rich.
held lies 10 a precarioua condition at
the home OF his parents, as the result
a being kicked by horse The boy
lay out In field several hours before
being discovered
Fred j, Jensen, a prominent wool
man OF Mt Pleasant. reports having
purchased over 100000 POUNDS Of wool
IN that valley this season. He has
paid for tho same over $4,000. Tho
highest price paid by him was lax
cents per pound