The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-07-15
UTAH STATE NEWS.

now IN lull operation ana turning oul
goods for the trade.
Utah has boon allotted 1894 by tho
government for arms and equipment
for the state militia
For the first half Of tho year 1901
tho fees Of tho secretary OF statoA
ONCE amounted to S272CO0O.
Bphraim is putting on metropolitan
airs. the city council having Installed
latest improved street sprinkler.
Frank C. JENNIE shielded at ogden
taking carbollo acid. lie loft no word
that would cast any light upon the
cause for the act
on July II and rs. at Manti. win be
held the Scandinavian conference Of
tho Mormon church. which promises
TO DO largely attended.
Kleth Barnes OF Kaysvllle, whose
eye was injured by a nrocrackor on
the Fourth. will not lose tho sight Of
his eye. as was feared
George NJ. Kerr. who died at ogden
last week. as the result OF an opera.
ton. had served for a third Of con
fury AS depot master at the ogden de-
pot
Nelson Hallott. a young Pleasant
Wow man, tried 10 commit suicide
Sunday morning by taking morphine.
but was saved by the use OF stom.
Rch pump
Russell Love. tho nheenyearold
son OF State Senator Stephen Love.
was thrown from his horse In Salt
Lake City last week. receiving Injuries
which proved fatal
The lrst crop OF lucorno at Santa.
quin was a big one, and IA all hauled
In. Some think tho second crop won't
amount to much. because tho grass
hoppers are very numerous.
Tho little uon OF j. O. Decker OF
santaquln was thrown from n horse
and severely cut on the head and his
Jaw nearly brokon as the result Of
tho explosion OF frccrackors.
j. @. Brown and Lawrence Pratt
were injured while painting a build.
ing In Salt Lake City. the soaffold on
which they were at work falling.
Brown being seriously injured.
Frank Hopper. aged H., had hla
hand cut on at tho wrist while hang,
ing on TO n moving train In Salt Lake
City. The little fellow fell beneath
the wheois with the result stated
Word has hoen received In Ogden
OF tho accidental drowning In Arl,an.
saa city OF Leroy MofIat. son OF r. p.
Mofiat engineer OF the stationary on.
sine Mt tho Southern Pacific shops.
The company OF the national quart
which was ordered to bo organized at
American Fork has not yet met WITH
any decided success. only about hali
tho required number being recruited.
Tho ore and bullion settlements 10
tho Salt Lake market for the haltyeai
ending with June 80 attained a tota,
OF ti1,2GT5 $40. compared with sil.2i9.
200 for the corresponding period last
year
Ralph GrneA E bviiSs makers helper
attempted .,aide In Salt Lake City,
taking strycLh!ue but is now out Of
danger Green had an unfortunate
love affair took to drink and became
respondent
sanpete county officers have 70
celyed and paid for twenty-five tons
OF grasshoppera, captured by sanpete
farmers. It Is believed ut least thirty
tons VIII be captured and destroyed
before tho posts arc oxtermlnoted,
The sugar beet outlook for Utah ana
Idaho is excellent according to Dun'B
latest rovlow. Acreage In Idaho has
been trebod, and in Utah has been IN.
creased 80 per cent Tho wator sup
ply Is ample and thinning is about
completed
Nicolas Tsakoulas. a laborer ON thl
section for the Rio Grande. was killed
scar Murray. While working on tho
section Tsakoulas attempted to cross
the track just as the train came along.
and was struck by tho engine and al.
most instantly killed
Alfred Merritt OF Kewasmm. wis.
while en- route home from tho coast.
dropped dead ON the platform OF a
Southern Pacific passenger train at
Terrace He had buried his wife just |
two weeks previous. and It Is believed |
grief brought on heart trouble.
Mrs, Alice Mitchell. who was shot |
three times by her lover In Boise. |
Idaho, was a sister OF Charles odd OF
Kaysyille. Once before Mrs Mitchell |
has been shot. Her husband did the ,
deed and seriously injured her in tho
face. afterwards killing himself