The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-04-19
UTAH STATE NEWS

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That now gas company proposed
for Provo and vicinity will be- ln op.
Grafton August !, Us tho news that
comes from that city.
Arrangements are being made by
which the government OF tho United
States will assist In protecting tho
lives Of boatcra and bathcrs on tho
Great salt Lake
After his pathetic plea FOR elem.
ency A. ~. Elder, alias Floyd Scott.
formerly Of salt Lake. was sntonccd
TO nyo months IN tho county jail at
Los Angeles for misuse Of the mails.
John l. Reynolds aged Gl. a build.
Ink contractor Of Lehl. died at salt
Lake hospital last week Of a fracture
or the left leg. sustained at Nowhousc
nix days previous while constructing
a mill
Sparks lcaping from n wood IRE IN
an open crate. set nro Ia mattress.
on which a babo four weeks old was
sleeping. at the home Of w. Fcrrara
In Salt Lake. and burned tho child 80
severely that II may die.
ID. T.. Pinkham. an oxproIs wagon
driver 81 Ogden. was painfully In.
jurod when his horse ran away and
threw tho driver 10 tho pavement
Ito sustained decorations about the
head and was severely bruised.
Offended by the attitude OF tho city
commission. In dlsrcgardlng legal
opinion rendered by him several days
ago. c. =. varlnn, corporation counsel
OF tho city OF salt Lake. has rendered
his resignation to the commission.
Much interest Is being taken by
tho dairymcn Of Utah county In Ect
ting the finest dairy stock that can
be purchased In tho country. and
number OF farmers and dairymcn aro
sending east nor thoroughbred stock
The Utah company. a 100000
concern. IL the corporate name OF the
company formed to take over Utah
coal properties and operate an inter.
urban railroad connecting tho mines
with tho Salt Lake Route at Spanish
Fork
Suddenly stricken while In Salt
Lake TO attend conference. Charles
Wood. sr. u prominent merchant OF
Holden. Willard county. died on the
9th. Mr.. Wood was eighty
years old. Tho cause OF death was
general debility.
While writing a letter to his motn.
or. Joseph Sellers, employed as
clerk In salt Lake City. topplcd from
his chair ut tho writing table and fell
across the bed. dying from a severe
hemorrhagc Of tho lungs before med.
ical aid could DO summoned.
Charles Wise. aged 20 years, and
Wallace shown. aged 30 years. who
hayo been held In the salt Lake city
Jail. under suspicion OF being the
murdcrcra of James OC0nnor, the
druggist who was killed by robbers.
have been RELEASED form custody.
Tho date for the holding Of the
Democratic convention Tor the sclcc.
ton OF delegates 10 tho national con.
ycntion was changed from May n to
hlRy ~ At meeting Of che executive
committee Of tho Democratic state
committee. held In salt Lake last
week.
Edward nurby, u young man who
was shot by n special officer In Salt
Lake. when the YOUNG man aud
companion were apprchondcd steal
ing food from u box ear they had
broken into, Ia reported TO be out OF
danger It was ut lrst thought no
would die
Mrs, Jennie Cotton OF Woods Cross
is suffering from lock jaw. About
two weeks aO she was yacclnatcd
and a day or 30 later had tooth cX.
tracted but the attending physicians
arc unable to determine whether
either OF these was tho direct cause
OF the attack
The low temperature which pre-
vailed at ogden and vicinity on the
10th In declared by fruit growers To
have been a great benefit TO tho or,
chards In that II viii retard the de.
velopment Of the buds, which have
been swelling very rapidly during
the past few days.
Headed by Abel John Evans
delegation OF residents OF Provo and
Heber City called on Governor vii
liam spry last week aud urged that
the board Of examiners permit de
ficit In the engineering fund SUM-
Client to pay for photographic sur
vey OF the Provo river.
Al a meeting OF the board OF re-
gents OF the University OF Utah last
week II was decided TO give three
year course In law, which, together
with one year o. other work. will lead
60 the degree Of bachelor OF laws
This is the outcome OF a controversy
lasting over three years,
Charles Green. aged q. and a resi-.
dent OF Pleasant Grove since child
hood, dropped dead on the 10th lie
was ourrying horse when he fell
backward and called for help. Two
of his young sons ran TO their
fathers side and found him dead
Machine and stope men TO the
number OF $40 employed at the Bos