The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24

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diN WIS rousiuf -ucrrts. The grand
feature, si,s the Herald. was th,
assemOling oi the -ur i,iug pioneer. vi
the platform the music By that OLD thu,
hand the tcariu. nni heartfelt a.
dresses hy the pioneers. tie dances
aud the hanlshnkihgs aud intsrhang,
Of greetings aud rerollectious heard nn
every baud among the snoN haired
veterans. A. last a. they came ~
The platform members Of the committr,
pinned on their breasts handsome
white silk badge, bearing the name vi
each at the top, and below the words
Pioneer July -. lsis."
seate, on the center at the platform
WIS Wiliori Woodruff, lorcnsn u.
Young, Grorgc q. Cannon. Jacob
Weller, Geotgc W. brown. NJ wmsich,
llensrn Walker and John Brown OF
Pleasant glove. Aaron FAR Of Ogden,
Gcorgs T.. Billing, aud Horace Thorn.
ton Of uauii, Lyman Curtis VI Salem,
Levi y Kendall oi Maplcton. Thomas
edward Vt payson. W. 10. Walker,
Joseph a. Smith. Lorenzo SNOW. John
Gleason oiPlea-ant Grove, A. smooi,
Of Provo Green Flake. aud W. G.. 4.
Smooi Of sugar. The following sur.
yiNors did not attend. but the committee
will forward their hadges to their places
OF residence. Ora Eastman, Stephen
Kelsey, John W. Norton. Louis Garry,
rhilo Johnson, William Carter, samuel
II. Marble Thomas Woolscy, George
Woodward, Joseph Hancock, liaac
Perry Decker, Conrad klurcman,
William =, Vance, Tunis Rappulyee,
Rufus Allen, George Wardle, william
lIenris, Andrew SUBWAY. Charles
shumway, Charles d. sarnum, Joseph
Egbcri aud y. u. Dewey
From the Tribune We clip the follow.
ing list Of early day rslics. II says.
Much interest ecniorcd In the relics Of
pioneer days, which were on display
ON the wesi side Of tie pavilion. The
bulk u the historical mementoes are
tue property Of the Deseret Museum,
but many OF the most valuable souyo-
Mrs belong TO old residents VI this city
OF their grown.up children.
Tho following lea completes liz, oi the
relics.
The wagon IN which llebor g. Eimbhll
crossed the plains TO Utah In the pioneer
company of isi7. The wagon Is now
owned by Philip pugslcy Of this city.
Ihe timber In the wagon was cut la
1850 by the veteran himself on hi, own
land, and the maker was a Mr.. Murray
Of Meudon, New York.
A stuffed buffalo lhad, ticketed "the
oldest iHhabilant," aud pair OF neck
yokes
Three cannon, the ''old SOW" the "pio.
neer" aud one that belonged to Brigham
Young.
An old-time home industry banner
depicting market scene, with the In
scripiion, Home Manufacture An
Kinds Of Pay Taken. lmporlsiions,
Cash Only"
Mormon battalion banner.
Dessert paper currency aud kirkland
bank notes
Kit Car-on's canoe, the first boat that
eyernayigatsd Great Salt Lake.
Plough made OF wagon tires.
The last tie laid aud the last spike
driven by Brigham Yonrg January 10.
1870, when the union Pacific Railroad,
then called the Utah Central, wac CON.
pleted to this city.
Provision box used by Brigham Young
while crossing the plains.
Camp kettle owned by Susan string
ham,
Flint lock gun, pistol case, saber and
saddle.bag- carried by Bishop d. Petit
grew Of the Mormon battalion In III,
Mexican war.
Nauyos Legion army accoutrementi
and band drum.
Musket aud sword used by shadracl
Roundy 10 guard the Prophet JOSEPH
Smith; used also by the origina
pioneers.
Melodson brought by the piSnes
band, owned by Henry y. Richards,
Piece ofths first tree, OF locust, plsnte'
by Mrs, Harriet r. Young, wife Of L.
renzo d. Young. The tree Is still liz
ing, and may BE- seen ON the east side q
r tho Bee Hive House oi this city.
The plough that was used by WilliaI
a Carter to plough tho first half acre !
salt Lake valley, July, isi1 IL wa
. also used Tor the hrst furroW In 81
D George In February, 1862.
A jog made by Hsber @. Rimball.
Key to Nauyoo Temple.
sWord and powder-horn carried b
n David W, Patten when he was killed /
Missouri in 1888.
n Levi Broadbent's ol knife aud iorl
N also two chairs made by him In 1868.
II Bugle used by the pioneer company
u James Chraigh buglor.
o. Sword carried by General George
Ie Smith Ia Nauyo1 Legion.
" Cane used by Brigham Young in Il
ut days OF Nauyoo.
ii Copies OF tho Mouniainser, Jam
le ferguson's paper in 1861
x The first telegraph KEY used In s.