The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
UTAH STATE NEWS.

mas uctuns
Mayor Anderson Of Manu f. suffer
sing from blood poison, caused by pin
scratch on the hand
The schools OF springville closed on
Friday last. owing TO the lack Of funds
TO continue the balance Of the term.
Mrs. f. G. Wright OF Rlchdcld was
atung by a scorpion last week, but 70
covered soon after the application OF
usual remedies.
Tho Utah building site on the
Worlds fair grounds at st. Louis has
been accepted by Governor Wells and
tho Utah commissioners.
II Ia announced from San Francisco
that the San Pedro viii take over the
Short Limo south OF Salt Lake City In
tho noxt six or eight weeks.
II Ia learned that al obstacles In the
way Of the construction OF the Monat
road have been removed. and that sur
yoys west Of the divide win begin soon.
Harry L. Ilanford, who was severely
injured by tho premature explosion OF
u blast In the Margaret mino at Pearl,
Idaho. is a resident Of sprIngylllo, this
state
II the schools Of Salt Lake City are
kept open until the end OF tho school
term. II viii DO by private subserip-
tlona as the funds have been ex.
hauated.
Mark Drum. a former resident OF
Salt take City. was in Frank when the
recent fearful disaster occurred. a
telegram from him stated that he was
uniniured.
William Brown and Ed Hamilton. tho
two convictH who engaged in an almost
mortal encounter at the ponitentiary
short time ago. are both rapidly recoy.
orinE from their wounds
Tho farmers OF tho central portion
Of tho state we're surprised by heavy
frost Tuesday night OF last week that
Il is thought has caused considerable
damage to tho fruit crop.
Selections made by Utah under Us
charter OF 2.soi acres for normal
schools aHu-loggs for an Institution
for tno.bilDd hate been approved by
the secretary OF the Interior.
Carbon county at present does not
raise moro than ono-tenth part OF the
wheat consumed In tho county, the
other nlnetenths coming from Kansas,
Nebraska. Colorado and northern Utah
II Ia estimated that about 10000
sheep will ho shearod at Modona this
season. The ahbep are looking fairly
we'll, considering the hard season, Tho
wool Is cleaner than usual. but weighs
less.
News has reached Salt Lake that
William @. Van Horn. who about
year ago. went from Utah to Aloxan.
dria, Egypt, TO accept tho ONCE OF
Judge OF tho court OF first instance. was
recently married.
Charles Gloyd M q sued tho Southern
Pacific company for $4,000 damages
for the loss OF an arm. Gloyd was en-
ployed as a brakeman ON the road
whom his arm was crushed, 80 that am.
putatlon was necessary.
lko Hughes, a negro. Will be held for
the murder OF c. n. West, minor who
met his death by falling from a third.
story window In a Salt Lake rooming
house Il is believed Hughes pushed
the unfortunate man from tho window
There is not a sufficient quantity OF
national colorcd bunting and flags In
Salt Lake today TO decorate the city
as II win be attlrod when President
Roosevelt visits Salt Lake. and tho
stores have ordered large supplies by
telegraph.
Tho Salt Lake Street Car company
received ample proof that tenders are
good thing to have attached to car
when Lester Wallace, a paper carrier.
fell In front OF a rapidly moving car
last week. the fender keeping him
from going under the wheels.
John Horran, painter. who had
been In Salt Lake City about three
weeks, went into the sanitarlum for a
bath and tainted while In the water,
remaining under tho water for over
two minutes. He was resuacitated and
taken 10 a hospital. whore he died.
Crazed by excessive dissipation and
suffering from remorse at his mis-.
deeds, Thomas Wort attempted to
commit suicide by drowning himself
In about foot Of wator In an leo pond
IN Salt Lake City. lie was rescued DO.
fore he had accomplished his purpose
News from Moroni. Chester and
Spring City is that there are no signs
visible yet which would indicate a no,
turn Of the grasshoppcr post Of the last
two years. The eggs. which were
found In countless numbers at this
time a year ago uTp NOT Ia Ia AEON mi