The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
UTAH STATE NEWS.

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The ML Pleasant OH q Gas company
last week let contracts for the sinking
OF two oil wells near that town
There are 1885 pupils In the Salt
lake public schools, according TO the
report for March Of whom 81 are col.
orcd
Ephralm IL 10 have a baseball team
this season II being tho intention to
meet any and all amateur teams In the
state
There were but thlrty.thro cases OF
smallpox In Salt Lake city at the close
Of the week. the disease being on tho
decrease
Hans Matthias Nilsson aged 80. a pio.
need Of Utah. died at Ephraim last
week He came TO Utah with an OK
team In 1860.
A volunteer nre brigade IL being or.
ERnized at Richneld for the purpose OF
handling the chemical engine and TAX.
ing charge at nres.
Last wock 1900 brool, trout were
planted In the streams near Mt Pleas
ant. and tho atrcams arc TO bo closed
Co fishermen for two years.
The report Of the secretary Of state
for the first quarter OF tho year. 1903
shows that tho total amount OF feoa
takon In by that ONCE to be- si5.2i2.s5.
The records OF the county clerks OF.
hoo Of Salt Lake county for tho past
year show that for every ak marriages
there has boon one application for al.
vorco
Private Louis Peterson shielded at
Fort Douglas Friday OF last week. by
slaahlng bis throat from ear 20 ear
with a razor, There was apparently
no cause for tho dead.
ella Wheeler Wilcox. tho gifted
writer. will DO tho guest OF the Utah
State Kindergarten association at Ia
annual meeting to be- held IN Salt Lake
City April 18th and 18th.
Tho price Of salt took Jump last
wook. For tho past Dix months coarse
salt has boon as,llvefed to ,Nhoieua,o
dealers Of salt Lake for $3.50 per ton,
hut now they are compelled to pay 50.
A new lodge OF EllH was Instituted
at Provo last week. hfly-ono now mem.
bora being admitted. Large numbers
from other towns attended. thoro be-
ins two banda and 800 Elks in tho herd
that attended.
The Utah commission OF the com.
Ing LOWS and Clarke exposition ut
Portland last week decided that
fruit exhibit shall form an important
part OF Utah's agricultural showing at
the exposition.
The sociallat party OF Utah held
convention In Salt Lake City last week
aud elected state officers. About
eighty members OF the party were
present and every part OF tho state
was represented.
The members OF the Utah Press as
ISOLATION will be- entertained by tho
Provo pencil pushcra ON the goth. At
tho banquet Senator smoot will 70.
1pond TO the toast, Senators and
Newspaper Men"
II il claimed that the Moifat road
now being constructed from Denver to
Salt Lake will be pushed through with.
out delay. There are 1000 men now
engaged In the work, and the company
ias plenty OF capital behind a.
Mayor Thompson OF Salt Lake has
tent AN Invitation 10 President Roosc.
'elt and party to join In buffalo hunt
ln Antelope Island Tho Invitation
ias been sent ON behalf OF John n.
White. who has placed the island and
no buffalo az the disposal OF the pros
ienual party for one day,
Thomas Barrett. Jr. OF American
fork, was driving team attached TO
aeld roller when the horses became
frightened and ran away. Barrott tan.
ng under the roller which passed over
I'm. badly crushing the bones In one
o.
Violet Padneld. aged o. while cross. =
ne the railroad track near American I
'ork. was struck by an engine aud In. q
family killed her neck being broken. :
'hreo OF the girls brothers were killed
4 tho sooGeld mine disaster four years ,
go
Miss Bessie Kneoht. the young Salt
AXE girl who has been asleep for over
'rty.hve days, stu sleeps. AZ times
he rallies slightly. but soon rolapsos ,
ITO an unconscious condition. The doc
'rs arc much puzzled over her ooudl
on.
John Minaci, an Italian was thawlng :
NJ giant powder at Kyune when the
ovder took fro and Minaci put one
bis feet down on the powder 10 put
at the Ore. with the result that the /
owder exploded and blew On one OF Il
Il feet