The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-04-21
UTAH STATE NEWS

9l Logan.
Il ~ possible that tho Commercial |
Boosters Of Logan viii erect club
house Of their own. costing In the
aolrhhorhood of 10000
MH Nancy Fcrrun OF Salt Lake
tnhs heaviest woman, who tips the
scales az 23O pounds has just become
the mothor 81 q Ground boy.
u H. estimated that 10000 people
attended the Utah Pure Food and IN.
dustral exposition In Salt Lake dur
Ing the nlno days the doors were
open
crack shots Of ogden are practIc
ing daily for the Utah Idaho trap
shooting tournament. which begins ut
Idaho TNlls May and continues for
three days
while eating a steak In an ogden
restaurant. John VI Tracy a switch.
man. fell from bis chair ana was dead
whom the waiter reached him, death
being due 60 apoploxy.
Clarence Walker. the amateur nvia.
tor NJ Salt Lake. distinguished him.
self last week by flying from Palo
Alto TO san Matco. Cal. distance Of
fourteen miles. In eighteen minutes
Every train dispatcher and tole-
graph operator on the oregon Short
Line from Salt Lake to Huntington,
Ore. has been notified " an Increase
In pay. averaging about 3 por cent
"Shccpmon. hold your wool and
don't let II 20 at tho present low
pricoa' This Il the advice being
given out by G. u. stewart secretary
Of the Utah Wool Growers associa.
ton.
Tho federal grand Jury IL probing
the opium smuggling ana Illicit manu-.
facturo cases. which have kept the
federal authorities on tho jump be.
tween Salt Lake and ogden during
tho past few weeks
A. Nakahnra. the Japanese charged
with attempting to murder two Of his
countrymcn In Ogden. April q snd
who wis captured recently In wyo.
ming. has boon bound over to the dis.
lrlct court for trial.
According to figures compiled by
the Union Pacific railroad. utah's
Iharo OF the landseoklng c0lonisia
who came west over that road dur.
Ing tho spring excursions, which
closed Tuesday, was u little more
Than 600.
Married BY Bishop J. NJ. woblley In
Salt Lake che day after Fort sumptor
Vas fired upon. Henry and Caroline
Vincent sadler two OF the best known
residents OF Salt Lake. on Wodncs.
lay. concentrated their lfticih wed.
iing anniversary
Further to cllnoh the Identification
VI bryan O1Iara and Victor Cloro o.
the bandits who held up the Overland
Limited train at Reese on the evening
Of January 2, ~ II. Wilton, a porter
on the buffet car Of tho Southern Pa.
eide train. has been sent 10 Michigan
julius Slrmay. who was convicted
NJ tho murder last fall OF Thomas r.
<arrick. a Salt Lake school boy. and
who was sentenced 10 be shot May o
NJ 10 O'Clock In the morning. has been
granted sixty days additional time Ia
which 20 prepare and HE a bill OF oX.
captions.
Tho Utahldaho Sugar company
placed on tho market 100000
pounds Of boot augsr from Its fac
tories during the season recently
closed Tho company will handle a
third M much again next season. ac
cordlng TO the increased acreage In
It's fields,
Joe Snulkin, an oldtimcr In Park
city. died Tuesday morning In tho
city hall from blow over the heart
believed TO have been dealt him durlnr
the progress 81 nght In saloon
bob Hart and Martin MoGuinn wor,
arrested. but were acquitted for lact
" evidence
ny a vote OF seven TO ono tho tax
payers OF Lohl have decided to bon,
The city for $4,000. the bonds to run
f1r twenty years Five Thousand
dollars will be used as contingon
fund, while the other 100000 will %,
toward the completion OF the waite
system just installed,
Tho Salt Lake Tribune says that M
army OF attorneys Is preparing To at
tack tho liquor law passed by tho 10
cent legislature, Some 81 the best it
iorucys Of tho state have been rJ
tanned by the liquor Interests TO dis
sect carefully the new law and To dis
cover lbs weak points
AZ a mass meeting held In ogden
Wednesday tight, plans were laid ~
the campaign Tor a "dry" town. Tn
city was DIVIDED into seventeen dli
trlcis and II was decided that "a con
m.ttee OF eight men and clrht womc
should be appointed 20 carry on IN
campaign In each district
when William BAH dcd, April T.
a. the age OF sovcniycight Lchi 10.
one OF her oldest and most highly r,
gpoctod citizens MI Ball was a typ
sal pioneer, who crossed the plains (
the handcnrt company OF 1857. wall
Ing the entire distance OF 1850 mile
Preparations are under way Tor m
state oncampmont OF the G. a. Il, I