The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05
UTAH STATE NEWS.

than ever before.
Tho San Pedro road has already
sixteen engines Of the latest typo. and
more are coming from the shops.
Mrs. william Roylancc. ono Of
sprngvlllos oldest residents. Ia dead.
Mrs. Roylance came to Utah and SGT.
tied IN sprngylllo IN 1858
At a meeting held In Salt Lake city
last week. resolutions wore passed
'condomnlng The brutal atrocities per.
potratcd upon the Jewish people Of
Russia"
The electrical workers who were
formerly In the employ Of tho Utah
Light 4 Power company arc on a
strike. demanding that tho company
recognize their union.
J. r. Cfohons, a rough rider, was
thrown from bis horse during tho pa.
radc In honor Of the president In Salt
Lake. allghtng on his head. sustain.
ing serious injuries.
over $1,000 was secured by pick
pockets during the presidents visit
20 Salt Lake. they having ayalled
themselves Of tho opportunities afford.
cd by tho dense crowds
In runaway accident at Mt Pleas.
ant. John W. and BRIG Farnsworth
we're both injured, both being knocked
down, the wagon running over them.
each sustaining serious bruises
A number Of Mt Pleasant shecpmen
md that tho recent storms wero not
no disastrous to their hocks 40 was
NJ hrat reported. number Of locka
escaping with 6 and 10 por cent losses
As tho result Of a drunken brawl
10 a saloon In Salt Lake City. Walter
RUSSELL an electrician. IL In the hos.
pitai with a fractured skull aud his
pssailant John Alternately soldier,
a. In jail.
J. d. Mevey, a carpenter OF Salt
lake City, was run over by Rio
0rando train last week and killed. Ho
was carrying an umbrella which OBJ
secured his sight uptR tho train was
upon him. 80 e.
Morris Morrison. lad OF eight
years. living in Salt Lake City. was
arreatod last week on charge OF
horse stealing, and admitted his guilt,
but was released upon promise OF good
oohavior IN thu future
Samuel W. Davis fell from roof
which he was shlngllng in Spanish
Fork. and was badly injured. his Of.
bow being dlslocated. his thigh bone
slipped from It's socket and his head
badly cut and bruised.
Emil q. Nelson an omploye OF the
South Swansea mino at Silver City,
fol- down shaft ON the SOth, his dead
body being found later. II is not
known how tho accident occurred, on
no was alone at tho time.
A. tho ii5th general assembly OF
the Presbyterian church. held In Los
Angeles. resolutions were adopted
calling upon the United States senate
TO expel Senator smoot and declaring
that polygamy was atlll praetlcod by
the Lattorday Saints
Tho dead body OF Thomas p Muir
ply OF Price was found In tho rear OF
tho Wilson hotel. IN Salt Lake city
Sunday morning last Tho dc.
ceased was a great sufferer from con.
sumption. and II Is thought that he
may have been attacked with . fatgl
stroke while standing near Tho win.
dow and fol- out
Tho intercollegiate debate botWech'
Nevada ana Utah. which took place at
Reno. Nov. ON tho subject RE.
solved, That Municipalities should
own and Operate Street Railways
Light and Tolophonoa.' was won by
Nevada who had the affirmative
saie.biowors made an attempt 10
crack the safe OF tho Cudahy Packing
company ia Salt Lake City Sunday
morning They failed 90 secure any
money, but succeeded Ia domollshing
tho safe and leaving pile OF ruins as
evidence OF the desperate attempt
It Is said thar almost every orchard
m sovlor county Is infested worse
than ever before known with the toat
caterpillar Thoy can be found on
nearly oyoy trog In from one to TWEEN.
~ clusters. They are doypurlng tho
leaves and young fruit rapidly
Five cases OF smallpox were report
cd during the week DO Salt Lake city,
and one case was imported; 2 cases
were discharged as cured. leaving "
cases IN quarantine. as compared
with rs Tor the previous wook and no
for the same week of lngt year ,4
About 400 lncmen tr.mmem, mo-
tormon and o,hor employees OF tho
Utah Light q rowcr company which
supplies light tu SALT Lake Cts and