The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-02-06
UTAH STATE NEWS.

There Is talk Of another bank being
organized In Lohl
The third week Of the Utah legisla-
turo ended with 1856 bins oerore that
body
Eighteen new cases OF smallpox dc
vcioped in Salt Lake City during tho
past week.
A move Is on foot TO have the cleo
trio light company at Fountain Green
install electric lights in Ephralm,
No game or game fsh may DO sold
IN Utah after next summer, n n bill
introduced In the Legislature becomes
n law.
The report Of the weather bureau
shows that tho past month has been
the wottest January for the past thir-
teen years.
The 2.year-old daughter Of Charlton
secgmiller OF Richneld was severely
burned last week, her clothing catch.
ing ere from the stove.
william McKenariok, a street car
motorman. was seriously injured In salt
Lake City Sunday. being crushed be-
tween the car aud building.
Thomas H. Mendenhall. who was ono
OF the nrst settlers OF springville
died last week. Mr.. Mendenhali was
past 20 years old. and was bachelor
A decided epidemic OF pneumonia IL
prevalent in wellaville and vicinity,
thore having been upwards Of thirty
caaos and Ave deaths In the past -four
weeks.
A couple OF masked men held up the
conductor and motorman OF n street
car In Salt Lake City, Sunday night
occurring about $50 and tho meme
watches
-Four miners at sunnyslde, who re-
comfy beat and kicked fellow work.
man almost 10 death, nave been sum.
marily discharged from the employ Of
the company.
Hattie Woodbury., aged II, Of Salt
Lake city. may lose her eyesight az
the result OF the explosion OF a toy plsl
col In the hands OF a younger brother.
the powder striking her In tho eye.
Several families .t,-he,,,h aesp last
- 80 li4---.ElIxd tot >shat WaE-be,
liovod 20 be diphtheria, but after a
few days time II was learned that only
q little sore throat was the trouble.
The recent heavy rains at Wells
Vile wore the most severe known
within the recollection OF the Oldest
inhabitants The road supervisor re-
ports the damage to streets as over
$500.
The Denver a Rio Grande railroad !
has voluntarily increased tho wages
OF all OF rs machlnlsts, boiler makers, |
blacksmlths, tin workers, inspectors, /
car ropairoru and their helpers, az TO B
por cent.
Tho Utah Jobbera' association OF |
Salt Lake City win make a twelve
days trip TO southern California, start
ing on Feb 7. They have hired a spo-
cial sleeping car for tho trip, and OK
pect jolly outing
Ray Livingston OF Fountain Green
accidentally shot himself last week
while handling a revolver which no
thought was not loaded. The ball went
through the palm Of the hand, innict-
Ing painful wound
Word comes from Eager. Ariz., OF
tho sudden death OF Thomas Love, a
former resident OF Manu, who was
killed by kick In IN chest from a
young colt, causing death within thlr-
" minutes after the accident.
canute Peterson OF Ephraim. while
swinging head downward from a rope,
struck his head on the sharp corner
OF square upright, cutting an ugly
CASH ave inches long on the top OF
his head. He will be laid up for a
time.
Judge Marshall OF the federal court
holds tnat the regulation excluding
sheep from forest reserves Is uncon-
stitutional. Tho effect OF the decision
will be TO throw open for pasturago
more than a million acres Of reseryea
IN Utah.
The CaAoon liquor bill Is having a
hard road In the Legislature. Il is be-
ing fought by the breweriea and whole
sale liquor men on one side, the drug
gists on another. while the Ministerial
association is against Il from another
point Of view
In a drunken row at orangeville,
Robert Nelson, a youth OF 20 years.
was lift over the head with a beer
bottle by Teddy Peacock, aged IS, from
The effects Of which he died few min.
utes later. The eoroners verdict was
acute alcoholism.
The saloon men OF Provo arc making
war against the drug stores. and have
pettloneo the council that the com
pulaory imprisonment clause for keep