The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-06-10
UTAH STATE NEWS.


many births as deaths In Salt Lake
CITY during the past month.
A telegraph station will soon be 90
tabllshed at Elgin. twenty miles west
from Callcnto. on the Salt Lake route.
IIarland Ioofbourow Of Salt Lake
City. while driving a fractions horse.
was struck by a street car and aua-
tainod serious injuries.
Il Is claimed that within seven
months trains viii ho running over
the entire Salt Lake route between
Salt Lake City and San Pedro.
Tho allotment Of $4,000 made by
the quartormartors department for
improvements at Fort Douglas has
boon approved by Secretary Taft
The freak collection at the Worlds
fair Includes a foaihorod freak from
Salt Lake a wob.footod rooster. a
creature seemingly half duck and half
rooster
During the month Of May only nifty.
nvo cases OF contagious and infoc-
tioua diseases were reported In Salt
Lake City as against ia for tho pro
vioua month.
Thomas W. Bolliston Of Salt Lake
CITY Ia dead from Injuries received
IN tho Oregon Short Limo yards la
salt Lake city. where no was struck
By a moving train.
Charles Botha viii not be executed
for shooting and killing his wife and
William Tibbotts. the state board OF
parduns having committed his sen
tonce to lifo imprisonment
ore and bullion settlements In tho
Salt Lake market during the month
OF May were tho heaviest Of any
month In the present year, tho total
cutting very close To tho 100000
notch
During an alteration at wost We
Dor, Danloi Mcfarland stabbed
Ama.sa. tgamtnoa With a pocket .knifo.
inficting injuries that may prove IN
tai Both young mon are members OF
prominent families.
tho copper smoltera owned by indl.
yidnnl companies In the Salt Lake
valley made a great record during
May. their production OF copporgold'
silver bullion passing well over tho
$500 OOO-p pound mark.
State Treasurer J. d. pixon'a report
Of receipts aud disbursements for
May shows balance on hand OF
sai6.99G9G. April 30 there was S2i5,.
l24.7G IN the treasury The May re.
seipta were Sii9.Gii70.
Word has been received in ogden
OF tho death Of A. s. Mosser In Masaa'
ohusetts. Mossor was one OF the frst
conductors ever employed on tho
Union Pacific out OF Ogden. ana ran
tho first train into Wasatch.
A. NJ. Bruce. brakeman, was
knocked from a Union Pacific train
In Weber canyon. near Ogden, and 70
ooived injuries which win probably
prove fatal His head struck a bridge
and he was thrown into the river.
Tho city council has completed Tho
knocking out OF trading stamps IA
Ogden. An ordinance was pul
through which imposes a llconae Of
$500 on each trading stamp concern
snd 5000 upon each merchant uslnl
tho stamps
A movement known az tho "Chrls
ton crusade has hoen lnaugurate,
with western headquarters In Sal
Lake city The movement, Will,
strictly an independent one, Is thor
oughly In harmony with the work o
the churches
The weekly crop bulletin show
that winter wheat is beginning q
head. spring grain is coming 10 gooi
stands. and luoorn Is starting q
bloom. while sugar boots are In I'm
condition Pastures are good ans
stock Is thriving.
The secretary Of the treasury vii
formally notify collectors Of custom
Ia the United States that Salt Lal,
city is now a port OF delivery an
imported goods can be shipped %
landing from abroad for apprais,
ment at Salt Lake
Mrs Sarah Hansen Of Riohnel
suffered a painful accident last wcel
when a kettle Of boiling water wa
overturned upon her one OF her teC
being so badly schlded that portion
OF the flesh were ready 10 drop %
when her shoe was removed.
During the month of May salt LAX
county paid out Sl55G.25 In assistin
indigcut persons Altogether $50 fan
lilies consisting Of 73S persons r.
oclyed aid The average amount CIV
en- 10 each family was $685. and IN
average 70 each person '2il.