The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13
UTAH STATE NEWS
UTAH

uefu N'uleuftu 10 ninety NNN W. ~ JAN
Ell Kendall. Justice Of the peace ut
Lehi for many years. was run down
by frightened horse n few days ago
sustaining serious internal injuries
The commercial travellers of Utah
are making great preparations for the
annual e.. g r. outing 10 be- held at
Provo for two DAYS. beginning July T.
The Denver n Rio Grandc Railroad
company has commenced unloading
10000 tons Of coal at Green RIVER for
storage to have on hand In case Of
emergency
on the new Western Pacific be
tween Salt Lake City and Oakland
there are fortythreo tunnels. the ag
gregate length Of which figure close
To nine miles.
The supervisor Of census Tor Utah
has been authorized by Director Du.
rand to extend indefinitely the time
NJ taking the census In Salt Lake city
and other parts OF Utah
Farmers and orchnrdlsts In the
northern part Of the state are jubilant
over the recent storms which hayo
visited these parts before the storm
everything was drying up.
Inasmuch ~ all debts on the mag
nnccnt new tabernacle erected In
Lchl at a cost Of 100000 have been
paid. and the building completed. tho
sdincc Will be formally dedicated
May 10
Eugene Thaygarson. a structural
iron worker. ~ years old. foil head
foremost from the third floor Of the
Utah hotel structure In Salt Lake 10
the basement and received injuries
that are likely 10 prove fatal
Ernest loko. 20 years old q fireman
In the employ Of the Denver a Rio
0randc railway NJ u ngham. while In
the act Of oillng hi engine. slipped
and fell beneath the wheels. sustain.
INK Injuries which resulted In bis
death
Considerable opposition In develop
Ing against the merchants license or.
dInance passed by the city council
several weeks ago by certain classes
Of business men Of ogden. aud the
eonslltuilonality OF the ordinance will
be tested
To celebrate the raise In wages from
$3.50 to $500 day. the Salt Lake
union carpenters held a jolllncatiun
meeting Wednesday night The car
penters gave notice some time ago ot
the expected increase. and the cou
tractors granted the request
Seyenty.six thousand acres Of land
--iA-srcgcutiy- v--y<r,A.me,f-t s-vn- IN.
nous Beaver district This land will
be- put ON the market by the Beaver
Irrigation. Land and Power company
II In situated south and southeast OF
Milford. In Mlnorsyille canyon.
There have been 100000 acres ol
arid land taken up In the state ol
Utah. under section OF the enlarged
homestead act OF February 10. 1909
according 10 u report made by the
United States land office In Salt Lake
10 tho general land Office at Washing
ton.
Ray l.cayltt. aged ., had narrow
escape from death at Provo, when he
was thrown from horse. A. hc fell
his foot caught In the rcins and the
boy was draggod over the rough road
for more than n block. His clothing
was torn from hla body aud he was
considerably bruised
A force OF men Is busy tearing down
the s'iclng stat on al Sprlngyillo OF
the Utah Sugar company Part nf the
plant Will he shipped to Rchncld,
where II viii be used In tho new fac.
tory To be built there. aud part will
be taken to Provo and used In the sic.
ing plant. which will bo enlarged.
To care for emp oyces ON the Lucn
cutOff who may become Injured while
NJ work. the Southern Pacific Railroad
company IL arranging for an emcr
goncy hospital ON wheels Ia be main.
talned at Lakeside. under the dIrcc.
ton Of u competent trained nurse.
During an electrical storm at Ply
mouth. In Box Elder county eight
head OF horses were killed by light
ming. The animals were feeding along
the country road near Mound Springs
when the heavy holt struck right In
tue NlluNlf hl lNN NNAAUt instantly NIL
Ing seven aud fatally injuring one
Dan II. Harrigan, 81 years OF age,
and section foreman, died In a salt
Lake hospital ON sunday as the result
NJ peculiar accident lie had, while
IN a tool house. overturned can OF
gasoline, and breathing the fumes Of
the gasoline was responsible for his
death.
Falling head first over the railing OF
the stairway ON the third nolr to the
second floor Gus Miller. 40 years ot
age and employed as shoemaker,
was instantly killed In a roomlng
house In Salt Lake City. Miller was
intoxicated when the accident oc
Cured
Miss Mile Smith. aged 80. whose
home was in Lehi. was drowned in
Utah lake on Friday. the clrcum
stances lending TO the belief thai she