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Show -ST-T- 1 THE COALVILLE TIMES SUPPLEMENT Mine Rescue Car is Here The Mine Rescue Car, of the Bureau of Mines, arrived .Irom Nevada lasUTuesday, and will leinaiu here for ten days 01 two weeks. During the next week they will instruct the men at this camp how to use helmet and other paraphanalia in case a mining disaster should happen The car is fitted out to meet any emergency i n castj of aecideu t, and can accomodate about twen ty persons. MrS. S. Sftiith, engineer in charge of the car, will train miners .in working in dangerous gases that result from explosions and fires in mines. He intends to train miners from lie miftes of Coalville by first having the work in tin. open air with the oxygen helmets so as to familiarize the men with the use of the helmets and accustom themselves in the use of the helmets and other ap used in the mine rescue w. rk, After the men are train-- ! eil in open air exercises in a box ear will be nsed and sulphur fumes will be forced into the box car and when it is filled with that form of gas the men will cuter the car, having the helmets adjusted in proper form over their heads, and similar work to that donedtr case of mine fire or explosion in an-actu- a mine-wil- l be-dtm- e by-th- e We understand that Axcil AlBloiKjnist has purchased the conma Eldredge property here, W. W. Allenr representing the sideration being in the neighborJesse Knight interests, is in hood of $8,000.00. Coalville on business. M. J. McGill, general manA at arrived the boy ager of the New York Bonanza home of James Oloyauon this Mining Co., of Park City, came morning. All doing well. to Coalville on Wednesday to attend the tuueral of Henry Evans. B. F. Grant, of Salt Lake will be in Coalville on the 16th to The residents living near the deliver a temperance lecture. power house were startled from on was Wilson ' Larry their slumbers about 3 oclock operated - at FridayMonday' morning, b the conthe French hospital and is get-- " tinuous alarm given by the night tihg along nicely. ' . fireman, Jonathan Pyrah, Mr. Henry Fares, of Prk City, Pyrah tied the whistle cord down came to Coalville Wednesday to and kept up a continuous whistle attrnd the funeral of his old while he did his best to put out a fire which had started in the friend, Henry Evans roof of the power house near the News has been received that a south smoke stack, and owing bouncing baby boy arrived at to the prompt arrival of W. H. the home of Mr. and Mrs. L- - R. Carruth, P. H. Neeley and others Reed, at Garfield last on the cene, the fire was soon " extinguished,; and imt little done. There is some E. M. Allison, sr., and son damage talk of putting an iron roof on Carl, of Ogden, and E. M. the power house, and also, we sou, jr., of SMI Lake attended think the city authorities should the funeral of Henry Evans here have the building and machinery on Wednesday. insured. All persons interested are invited. The lecture will be free. io-pon- -- Alli-parat- us iSAR OPERA HOUSE ROYALTY PLAYS Three Nights Beginning Thursday, April 1 3 al meu THE TALENTED ACTRESS JOSEPHINE DEFFRY under the supervi'ion of Mr Smith, the government expert SUPPORTED BY in charge of the work. Mr. Smith will give a lecture in tliecourt room at "the' court house and illustrate the lecture and an Excellent Acting Company in a Repertoire something after the- - style of Comedians and Dancers. moving pictures upon a screen, MR. ARLING ALCINE of New and Up-to-da- te and give full iniormatiou in re- On Thursday Night the Company will produce THE gard to the scope and purpose of SINGER OF MOSCOW, a drama of intense interest. the work being carried on by the experts in charge of Mine Change of Play each Night A Guaranteed Attraction Rescue cars in all the mining regions of the United States. Prices 25, 35 and 50 fls if not saisfied. The lecture will be given on Your money back you are Seats on sale at Johnstons Barber Shop. Monday, April 10, at 8 p.m. |