The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-03-31
UTAH STATE NEWS

Plans are being made boy resident.
Of Upper Bingham TO have that par
vt the camp annexed 10 the town Of
bingham
Salt Lac Guys Gre loss BE- the low
est ln the country in comparison with
the nro lossos In other large cities Of
tho United States.
The work Of tearing down the Binr
ham Consolidated smoliUr nt Midvil,
has begun. a force Of twelve men be
INK engaged on the job.
burglars entered tho stores Of the
Booth Mercantile company and Folg'r
Bros. a Co. az Garland and escaped
with goods valued nc 5000.
The Oregon Short Line has issued
call for bids on the construction Of
double tracking Tor twenty-five miles
between Pennington ana ogden.
The ncws comes from Richneld that
NJ. Kabayashi Japanese laborcr
lost his life In the SEWER river M %
result Of bis horses being frightened
by an auto
Entombod alive by a caycin In the
mine Of the Ohio Copper company at
bingham. CiriIla Milno. an Italian
miner. was smothorod to death be-
meath tons Of earth
while unloading umbcp from "a
car In the railroad yards at brigham
city. Lyman Packer Of that city had
his right foot Ho badly smashed BY a
heavy piece OF timber that ampula
ton may bo necessary.
American Fork Is % have a biz
horse show on April 10. The object
Of the show is 10 create more interest
In the breeding OF nnc horaca. and
thoroughbred stock in this section viii
be- exhibited at the show.
A fully developed baby weighing
but ono ana % hall pounds was born
to Mrs. J. A. Hancock OF Salt Lake
last week Tho chiid ~ girl. H. alive.
and has good chance to survive, not.
withstanding iA innnltuslmal size.
An organization OF tho Daughters
Of the Pioneers has boon effected at
Richnold All those who are daugh.
tors or granddaughter OF those men
and women who came 10 Utah before
1858 are eligible TO join tho organiza'
ton.
Following the footsteps OF the Utah
Development league. though on u
larger scale. the Western Develop
ment association will inaugurato a co
operative syHtem of handling injuries
received from prospective settlers aud
investors.
After surveying and checking up
on coal lands In Carbon and SEWER
counties. the government has brought
into effect now classification OF
these lands, increasing tho govern.
mont value all tho way from % 10 600
per cent.
Weapons were used Thursday In
the laundry workers strike In Salt
Lake. when William Run. one OF the
striking laundry workers. was fired
upon aud wounded In the lott arm by
II. Thiosson. guard employed by
one OF the laundrics.
David =. McCurdy. salcs agent In
Utah for tho Crescent Manufactures
company OF Seattle and one OF the
best known and most popular travel
Ing men OF tho west. died Ia salt
Lake Thursday as result Of having
fallen down stairs. fracturIng his
skull.
No legal proceedings will be 70
quircd to show that Murray "a city
OF the second class ANA IL therefore
entitled to the commission form OF
city government for the reason that
about Ave years ago Murray was pro.
claimed 10 he In the second class by
the governor.
After yo,olug proposed appropria.
lions amounting 10 $4,000. Governor
William Spry on Tuesday approved
the general appropriation bin, provid
Ing for expenditures Of approximately
S2,5O0,0Oo for the general mlinten.
Gnco " tho state government for the
next two years
oswoll Knight aged eighty 1--WE
years, q pioneer ~ Utah, who came
20 the salt Lake valley In 1850. died
az Preston Idaho. Tuesday OF general
debility. lie had lived In the vicinity
OF salt Lake for sixty years until re-.
Gently he went TO visit with his son Ia
Idaho lie was farmer.
Application for right OF way from
Lund, on tho salt Lake Route, 10
Hanarravillc. near tho Washington
Iron county line. has uccn hlcd In the
United States land office by Utah a
Grand Con Railroad company as
the FIRST step towards the building OF
line through southwestern Utah.
With the opening OF the $4,000 acre
tract OF land In Iron county. near
Modcna Wednesday. under tho On.
largcd homestead act. thoro was
general rush Of land seekers Applca.
lions for approximately 10000 acres
OF land were received at the local land
office within ten minutes aftor the OF
nee was opened.
Five Greeks employed at the
Utah Cooper mine at Bingham and two
Greeks working In tho smcltors a.
Midyale, were arrested Tuesday on
suspicion OF having come into the
United States without passing the re
quired immigration examination.
Heart trouble resulting from the
a