The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-02-20
UTAH STATE NEWS.

Lake City II the present cold weather
continues.
A number OF sportsmen Of Lohi
were last week arrested and fined for
shooting quail
The Black Hawk war Veterans have
organized a post at Lchi, twenty-five
members being enrolled.
Mrs. Elizabeth Treseder OF Salt Lake
City last week coughod so hard that
abe broke one Of her ribs.
Ex-senator Frank J. Cannon. who. II
was feared. would not survive an oper-
alton for appendicitis. In rapidly recov.
ering.
Tho report comes from Doseret that
sheep are dying by the hundreds on
The desert from the severe cold
weather,
Tho Pleasant Grove meeting house
was destroyed by Gre last week. The
building had Just been finished at a
cost OF $1,000
A plan Is on foot to tear down the
Kenyon hotel building in Salt Lake
City and erect n million dollar build
Ing on the site
The Arizona legislature has denied
the request OF utahs delegation relG
tive TO the proposed ccsaion OF a strip
Of northern Arizona TO Utah.
Hay is very scarce In tho southern
portion OF SEVER county and In Pluto
and Wayne counties. and the price per
ton IA rapidly soaring upward.
The Atlas and Central blocks In Salt
Lake city. which we're destroyed by
IRE last week, ontaillng loss Of about
si50.OUO, will be rebuilt at once.
Quite a number OF farmers Of Char.
lesion have signed contracts TO raise
boots, and about 100 acres will BIO
planted In that vicinity next season.
A picked ton from Nc. Peasants
crack gun club was defeated last week
in a rabbit hunt by ten sports from
Falrylew. the score being en- to 232.
william Burdlstal Of Price, who hit
Wallace Naylor over the head with
a hammer innlcting fatas injuries,
has been convicted OF involuntary man
slaughter.
ualt tlaNe cousty ~ tc have 49, nrus
canning factory within the present
year. II win be located at Draper,
and win DO large plant, frst.elass
throughout.
The overland flyer struck a broken
rail near Echo on the 9th, and was
dltched, the entire train OF seven cars
being deralled, but. strange 20 say,
not soul was hurt
A number OF the farmers Of sarta.
duln have decided to raise sugar beets.
This branch OF farming has mover been
tried In that vicinity as yet but II Ia
believed the scheme will prove a win
ner.
Phineaa Howe Young. the youngest
son OF the late brigham Young, died
In Salt Lake City Sunday night Mr..
Young was II years OF age. and was
the son OF brigham aud Harriet Bar
noy Young.
Annie Peterson, aged n, was 80 bad
ly frostbltten while walking TO school
In Salt Lake City one morning last
week tnat she fell falntlng whom she
reached the school house, and Is now
under tho doctors care.
The report Of the city sexton OF Lehl
IL interesting, In that It shows that
the death rate In that town for tho
past year was less than nine per thou
sand. The principal causes OF death
were old age and pneumonia
The officials OF the Mormon church
have received the news from the So
ciety islands that two missionaries
from Salt Lake had arrived there from
Tuamatu, whore they had a narrow
escape from the recent terrible flood
In which a thousand people were
drowned.
The election TO bond Springville for
$50 600 TO put In an electric light plant
resulted In victory for tho electric
light people by a vote OF 1874 for to CT
against. The plant will bo put In next
summer. The bonds will bo issued
Immediately.
Charles and Joseph HIN, half-breed
Indians. became involved In a quarrel
over woman, near Ephraim, when
Joe used a pocket knife upon his
brother, INJECTING a number OF wounds,
none OF which, however, were fatal
Both are now IN jail at Mantl.
Minerva Reed and Eva Curtis. two
l7-year-od girls, inmates OF the re-
form school, have been bound over
the district court to answer to a
charge OF arson for having made an
attempt to burn tho state Industrial
school ON the night OF February 2.
Thomas NJ. McCuno. prominent
sheopman OF Nophi. rs supposed TO
have met with foul play Ia New Mex
leo, and his family aud friends are