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Show COINTY NEWS ITEMS. Mt. Pleasant Pyramid. An old gentleman named Hartley, Hart-ley, an inmate of the county infirmary, infir-mary, died this week of old age. Christian Hansen went to Salt Lake Thursday to appear before the Board of Pardons in behalf of Hilding Rosenlof, who will apply for clemency at its hands at the next regular meeting. The first vote of the citizens of this city on the waterworks question ques-tion was taken at the mass meeting held Thursday evening, and resulted result-ed almost unanimously in favor of the proposition. The Mt. Pleasant Gun Club is now in full-fledged active existence. During the week the organization, started some time ago, was com-pleted com-pleted by the election of officers and adoption of constitution and by-laws. A case of eruptive fever is reported re-ported this (Saturday) morning in town. The doctor is of the opinion opin-ion that it is measles, but it has not sufficiently developed to admit of any positive diagnosis, and it may be smallpox or some other contagious disease. The sick person per-son is a young man named Sargent of Marysvale, who attends the Agricultural Ag-ricultural College at Logan, and who came here yesterday on a visit. The authorities have the case in charge. Gunnison Gazette. L. Lndvigson and his co-owners in some mining claims at the Gold Mountain district have assurances of soon disposing of their property to a syndicate of capitalists. Mrs. Jens Mickelsen of Center-field, Center-field, who has been confined to her bed during the past six weeks, is now quite low and little hope for her recovery is entertained by her children and friends. Mrs. Mickelsen Mick-elsen is past 72 years of age, and has suffered a long time from lung trouble. Her daughter, Mrs. Austin Aus-tin Tollestrup, is a constant attendant attend-ant at the bedside. The 15-months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Edwards had its hands and face badly burned by falling against the hot stove. The mother had left the child with an elder brother but a few moments to answer a call in the store building build-ing close at hand. The little sufferer suf-ferer received speedy attention at the hands of the doctor, who was fortunately within close call. |
