The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-08-12
UTAH STATE NEWS.


mittcc has fixed September y as tht
date for holding the Democratic state
convention
Bert tuller. Salt Lake chauffeur.
has challenged Barney Oldneld the
world beator." for one mile auto
mobile match race
Fred C. Jensen Of Ephraim has har
vested his honey. secured nearly
seven tons The crop this year IL hnd'
Ing a ready market at good prices.
A Toqueryllle dispatch says It Ia al
most impossible TO Jake care OF the
fruit, for drying is out Of the question,
and Il cannot be marketed during tho
wet season.
Under the supervision Of the Re.
lief society. the old folks Of Parowan
60 the number Of sixty.nye were en-
talned with banquet and entertain
ment on the Ord.
AMER September Kaysville viii
have rural free mail delivery, route
No. having been located and an Or
der received from Washington for tho
services to be established.
An Ephraim correspondent writes
that the crops In that vicinity are tho
largest In tho past ten years Second
crop lucerne Is exceptionally good and
the yield viii break all previous
records
Mrs. Mary Morton OF Salt Lake city
IL In Jail charged with setting fro ia
her husbands barn. destroying prop
crty TO the value OF $1,000. The
couple had separated and a suit for
divorce In pending.
There are 9O7 school children In tho
American Fork school district be.
tween the ages Of and 49, They arc
very evenly divided there being jus,
one more boy than there are girls. 45t
boys and i5a girls.
II Is claimed Salt Lake city has
the Highest birth rate and the lowest
'dcAth tntu or uuy-'r,ys- ~ -.,.-,. rE..l1l'
States. The death rate for July wal
only rs per cent There were 1870
births In the city during the month.
That the population OF Salt Lake
City IN etoadlly inoroaslnF IA shown
by tho last school census Just com,
pleted. The returns show not In.
creaso in ,ho schooi non,,,.,,on ..,i-
dron ranging in age from 10 ls
years. OF s62,
z Two masked mon onterod n saioo,
in ogdc, Enb "a st;ls.jf sss.r,a,,,
...,,'. - w ~ p'a,''
uoe'uou ''N'ns n'' 'no nlohey rom 'he
~ ~" NV "'"ue '"e'' ~
M tha mon ana ' nm, i,,uo w hn nrea'' y,
their capture.
Tho ,o.yo.r.,, 90, -, u,.,s..
rvnhor,s ,.,nao. ,,,,n., -, $500
N'p'oi'H' 'a''no' ''V'hs ~ N"p'es,
was Rang morse When the animal
suuu'n,y 'ai'u anu ioN o"oNNNu
~ ~ 80. one ~ . A. ~
h.sd s,it,n,. NJ, 20 ,.,vue" '"' 'aN
~
Elmer sorensen. aged IL, was accl.
dentally shot while ut the Old Arm
chair summer resor, near Sal, I,lo
c' .u.V' '''Y'' "'"' s"' anu
OF the auests wore airing M n ,arget
when Elmer ran across the firing line
and was struck In the neck.
M, 80,
ine osuoh authorities may nave
deportation case ON their hands, II a
certain young Hollander. now in the
,.u aoo. a., -, ......,.,.,. ~. -,
The young mans name is +. c. Bruin,
and he arrived IN Ogden recently, APP
parently mentally unbalanced,
Aoeordinr IN ranorts time tar ~
49,,
eo''eu p9 inc sua'e BOARD OF equ@l'
irauon' there Is an increase In the as
ssased valuation Of taxable proportv
In the state OF St,a32,A4i. The total
veiuas,on Snis year N SlS1,boS'sm'
As~nS' 'i~s'A@ll1' Tor the year lSoS'
A move As on foot In Manti looking
"a the erec,in, ~ n cola s,ora.o rio,,.
m town wba,o 10 can Nv ,an p'sn
t,rod M. 'ht,.s, ii, - - -