The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-29
UTAH STATE NEWS.

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Salt Lake physiclans are oppoaine
tho appointment Of a city physician
who is opposed to vaccination.
II has been made unlawful for any
one to drink intoxicating liquors
upon the streets or alloys Of Malad
city.
Tho nyeycaroH son Of Mrs. sugar
wlnward. of SAT- lRl,o city. fell into
tub Of boiling water and "a IN pro
carlous condition.
Lasca Black. an clghtyoarold girl
OF Kanosh. was trlppod no While run
ming from school by a boy and her
collar bone broken.
The San Pedro is pushing the work
on the royon.Htoll round house at Tin.
tic Junction and material Is bong
rushed thore a. fast as possible,
while hauling lcc- a. Dcwoyviilo,
II. NJ Bufbanksha the mlaforttino =
lose his team. The horses slipped into
the river and noatod under the Ice.
Andrew Marx. convicted Of casting
two ballots a. iholmt tognlar olcclion
held At NJ Pleasant, has becn sem
tcnecd 20 Xix montlit lmprlsohmept
II renrcnd conlalon at Promon.
tory on the Lucln cutoff, three Greeks
we're killed and six injured car.
pillow holng overturned and falling ON
the men. ~
Large deposits OF pltchblendo, from
which radlum Is obtained have been
discovered in southern Utah. and
quantities of this vllbe shown at the
81 Douls tilr ~ .I
Secretary Shaw has transmitted TO
congress- a request for an approprln-
ton Of s55 900 for the construction OF
modern hospital Tor thlrty.alx beds a,
Fort Douglas.
John Peterson and Joseph Thorpe
have contracted with Salt iukc parties
10 furnish ten carloads Of ooiito stone.
Their qunrrioa ARE located about Two
miles cast or Ephralm.
Mayor Morris OF salt Lake CITY has
decided 10 allow boxing contests In
Salt ! ato city. so long rs the fights
arc conducted In clean. legitimate
way. aud do not SAVIOR Of fakes.
Mrs. Karen Maria wofcusen. who
recently died at Moab, was the oldest
woman thore. being SO years OF age.
She came 10 Utah In 1867, and untn
three years ago had lived In Salt Lake.
John smuin. an aged and prominent
resident o. ogden, whh found dead 10
bed al bis home Death was caused
by apoplmy ne was SO years OF axe
and leaves wife and three children.
During n theatrical performance at
Ephraim. some one shouted Sire" a
panic resulting. no one being seriously
injured. however The, IRE proved 20
he IN building some distance down
the street
A snecinl election was held at
sprlngvlllo last week on the prohibit
ton question. and resulted In victory
for nrohihluon. The vote stood 3ii
for prohibition and ne 10 favor Of
granting license.
Florence Fullmer aged .. OF Abra
ham, walked on moving train be
tween Salt Lake and Ogden, while
asiscp sustaining broken noao and
being badly shaken up. She IL rapidly
recovering, however
AZ the annual meeting OF the Utah
Press association. held In Salt Lake
City on the 18th. II was decided TO nc
copt the invitation extended TO attont
the Editors congress at st. Louis dur
ing the week OF May IL. l|
The new officers OF the Utah Prcsl
association are; President. william
Buys. wasatch Wave, Heber City; frs
vice president. Major p. A. Iittleheld
Utah State Journal, Ogden; seconi
vice president j. NJ Boydon, Mt
Pleasant Pyramid; third vice prosl
dent. j. II. Graham. Bingham Bulletin
corresponding secretary l. p. plohl
Mammoth Record SECRETARY Farley y
Jenson. Bhuben, salt lake City
treasurer. w. r. Menrlde Provo Dom
ocrat; historian J. r. lakeman. Mol
cur Miner.
Utah's mining exhibit ls expected b
be one OF the most interesting mad
by any state al the ST. Louis expos
tion. A miniature concentrating plan
q nearly finished and viii DO one O
the interesting features OF the mimi
section.
Work on the san Pedro IS progcs'
iug rapidly Tho rails have becn lat
nearly TO tho Herman ranch. tn
grade Is rapidly nearing completlo
w far down as Moapah, and 4 Is e'
pected that the rails viii be lald tina
far by May !