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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

That loft, peak to the southwest ul
Coalyille affords magnificent view Of
the surrounding connlry, Including a
peak at the beautiful blue ripplng
waters ~ the Drcat salt Lake. West
Jordan With 10 numerous iarms Of wav-
ing grain, tie famous silver mining
camp. rark civ. aud the towns oi oak
lev. knmas. pcot. Rockporl, Wrnship,
lioyuyills, Coalyillr, Upton, and shy.
dsrvillc and llshcr city oi Wantch
county, together with the checsrted
landscape uf yellow aud green.
A. sunrise ON Tuesday last your cor
respondent, with surveying party,
took In all ihe-c beautiful sights, aud
with lhs aid II the powerful TELESCOPES oi
the surveyor. transit was able Ia readily
distinguish the houses aud streets Of All
these iat-od towns, and IN look dsNn
from that great height upon the gran
dsur NJ nature, whose beauties are h.
dsscribable anu OH the beluldcr will
awe. The mountain sides ior miles AROUND
are dotted with extensive iorssts. larg'
rugged, rocky peaks and beautiful clea
springs VI fresh, cool water, giving IN
20 the ycrdurc Of hill and dale. TIL
section lie alive with flock raiae an'
abounds with the busy Deseret, whicl
are amply supplied with iragran
bloom Of the many aud various plant
from which theii store 10 gathered. III
many pearly lakes that dot the slope
Of thess hills and mountains, supple
by the springs Of the purest water
furnish Irrigation for tile beautiful va
leys below. Though at present diiiicu
OF approach. this locality In the mel
future will probably furnish the plea
ure seeker the pleasant summer reso
Of eastern Utah, ~ a project is nov d
foot 10 construct wagon road connsc
ing with Coalyille. A. NJ. AtruH,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

silver. 02i, cents lead, $50.
A tornado Ia spain killed one hundred
people.
Geneva, o., was Waited by = destruc-
tive tornado.
-Four miners we're killed In Wyoming
by the explosion Of a blast.
Everything IL quiet at Omaha, aud
,aa-, - Ne .snN-s. ,~,ase-', " ~rxst
Corbett aud Jackson have fsached "
formal disagreomsnti aud there will 10
NO fight
England proposes that Korea he held
by tho powers undor international con-
tnl. Russia disaIrecH.
whirligig broke the three ysar'old pace
ing record ut rerrc llauls, making the
mile Ia zoos.
Washington, Aug. l3-fhe President
has approved the bill TO make oakland,
Cal, a SUPPORT Of sniry.
Madrid, Aux. IA cyclone has swept
over the province Of Madrid and Ciuidad
Real. over a hundred persons are TO-
ported killed or injured,
Aldershot Camp, Aug. i3.-Oycr 1900
troops were reviewed here to-day by Fun
psror William, aud his majesty was
warmly cheersd by the great crowds here
aud At Portsmouth.
Omaha Neb.. Aug. iS.-llsayy rains
are falling In all parts OF tho state to-
night, extending many miles into Iowa,
In many instances, II IL 80 heavy as tS
amount to almost deluge. Ths croT
situation IL very much improved.
Sheridan, Wy, Aug. ig.-E. ?. GALL
CHER, n. y. Watts, william Ancoye ans
John llondrickaon, engaged In construct
Ing a iluno In Granite canyon, Tongu
river, were crushed 10 death by mas
Of rock after blast fired.
st. Louis, No., Aug, l3,--Dan Creedor
. the Australian middlo-weight champion
to-day rsceiyed from New York III
= articles Of agreement which have bee
1 signed by Fitzsimnons, calling for
light ior the middle weight champiol
ship Of the world and purse Of 800
!, before the olyupic club Of New orleal
ON september 70.
- indianapolis, Ind, Aug. l3.-Le h
!. Tsmplsion, Philip RappAorl, "Colone
Jennings aud =. J. Galligan, Populi
arrested Tor holding political meetii
y on Sunday we're acquitted to-day. III
= specific charges were pursuing their r'
= ulu yocalions ON Sunday. SquI
Ia Allen held that speech making was h
= their regular vocation.
~ London, Aug. IA dispatch To
Times from Lima, Peru, says am
n groups Of insurgents are scattered
he over the country aud there isa genera
ne unsettled feeling. Tho insurgents gee
esi strength il in the north, but they
ma pear 10 have no settled plans Of csmpail
", General Cacores assumed the Prssidel
PC without any Manifestation Of host
iAr iesliugt
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17
NO. AZ

from Puget sound ports to-day we're Lord
and Lady Randolph Churchill and DR..
NJ. L. Keith. who accompanies Lord
Churchill o. physician. Ailera few DAYS
soiourn la California the party will sail
Tor Australia via Hawaii and samoa.
Little Rork, Ark, Aug. IA Governor
fishhack to-day received = tslesram ironn
Clifton b. Breckinrldgs re.igninE bis
seat In Congress. 4 special sisstion 10
OH the vacancy has been called isr Sep.
tsnbcr 3.
Philadelphia, Aug. il.-The Beth.
lehsn steel Company began delivering
Cramps ship yards to-day the $50 tons
Of ls.inch side amor Ter the h.ttlsship
Indians. The work Of putting the plates
In place will be begun at once, but IL will
he siK months before this delicate opsr-
stlon IL finished.
Washington. Aug. iI.-Comptroilsr
Eckle, to-day appointed W. l.. Rutlsdge
receiver Of the First National hank OF
Grant, Nsb., which closed lie doors on
the Goth ull.
Excelsior Springs, No., Aug. il.-ln
the Third District Republican Congress-
ional convention to-day Judge II. q.
orlin Of Mercer county was nominated
TO make the rice for Congress Agsinat
Congressman Dockery.
Jefferson city. No., Aug. 1.-THE Re
publicaus Of this, the Eighth Congress.
SIGNAL District. this afternoon nor.inated
pr. Jesse Habbsrl for Congress TO run
in opposition 10 Hon. Richard =. Bland.
Warrington, Aug. i4.-ons hundred
and four members Of the industrial army
were sent away from hero tonight via
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.
Cleveland, o., Aug. li.-Ths snnual
meeting Of the United vapsr MAnuiae
tuners Association Was held to-day. Tbs
old eniccrs were reelected aud no chan
gcs we're made In price schedules.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

Silver, SOC lead, $3.50.
Enormous shipments 81 fruit are be-
ing nads irom California.
I'd Smith wants 10 fight sithsr Cor
belt fitaslmmonu or Jackson.
The butchers strike At South Omaha
has officially bssn declared Oh.
Nothing but wild aud contradictory re-.
poris came from the seat Of war In Korea.
Cosey has finally deserted hi. dupss
and al the lAst interview insulisd those
who met him.
The seconds concerned with the prifs
light which resulted In the death Of ru-
gilisi Ribibns. were all held Tor murder
by the Omaha coroners.
ma Al-vo,ine u Ns.sc~ ss.assa 49,
death u her bel0ved President Al 4.bS
this aorning when sanio was guillO-
In the public square. With the cry Of
"N1o pAnarchio" on his lips tine head
Of the assassin Vas severed iron the
body by the tesn blade and smother an
archisi had died Tor mistaken cause
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

Jennie Wilson, the y0ung woman
whose attempt at suicide ON Thursday
night, ~ related in last evenings News,
appears 10 10 the victim Of 4 trsia Of
most unfortunate circumstances. Her
suferings from the deadly drug left her
mind temporarily affected and yesterday
afternoon she escaped from the home Of
officer Busby aud last night was found
on the strsst by u couple Of men, who,
seeing her helpless condition, induced
her into a cheap lodging house on Com;
aercial street whore she was found un.
conscious At M early hour this morning.
the victim, the police aud Dr.. Beer
say Of repeated brutal outrsges Two
men we're found In the room with her
aud placed under arrest. Later they
were taken to Jail where their name.
were given a. Earnest Doves and Fred
Godbe. The woman went into frequent
spasms and for hours required the oon-
slant attention Of physician. News.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

silver. G2ii cents lead, $500.
Honduras will sid Nicaragua with 5000
troops
Mr.. Charles Bunting died yesterday nj
Blackiool, Ida.
Tho cholera IL spreading throughout
Russia and Germany.
-Four hundred CoSeyiies wsre driven
out Of Virginia yesterday.
Three Young ladies Wsre drowned II the
American river la California.
A yacht race has been arranged be-
tween the Prince Vi Wslsa and George
Gould.
Germany will send i've cruisers TO
Eastern Asia, making fetal OF sever
ships Ia Chinese waters.
Thirty thousand Russian troops are Ia
sastsrn Siberia ready for action In The
JspAn.China trouble II needed.
The relay riders reached North 'PlAit'
atGls .. N. yesterday, and we're 3
hours Is minutes ahead OF schedule time
Nsbrasks will hold her annual mAliti
eneampment under the walls Of the Al
, mour Packing Comphuy's building q
, Omaha.
A court martial o Captain W. s.Johr
son has hsen ordered To investigate III
charge that hs las been oyerdrawiug b
, pay account.
The auti.missionary crusade in Chr
y resulted In the saeking OF two ehurchs
10 the killing Of convert and the abdu
ton 81 an American girl In town no
= Shanghai.
!, Theeass between the Joseph Smith Al
~ Brigham Young interests in the Moris'
Church at Independence, Mo, which y
decided In favor ofths Smith psopl
be has been appealed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17
coALvIILE SUMMIT COUNTY UTAH, FRIDAY, AUG ~ 1894

called. Councilmen Chapel, llir.i,
CLARK aud wilde being lr,.rnt Min
ules of last regular meeting we're rsad
aud approved. Councilman Clark then
explained thst In cts,oi the third
class. the City Council tanld not ,it asa
boari oi equalization aud after ,oze
discussion the meeting sliournsd illl
Thursday night. Ben,aictou hy Coun.
Gilman Wilde.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

One Of the greatest ehesinuts in poll
ties IL the statement Of the man who de.
cidea 20 rustic for an office that ''at the
earnest solicitation Of his friends" he
has decided 10 become = candidate. Ito
knows and everybody else knows that u
his iriendi say anything at all Il was to
urge him to get a job Of currying mules,
but he springs this antiquaied chestnut
as though it were fresh and worthy Of
| belief. -Salina Press.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17


Mr. Fred -. nuell aud vile nj llcbrr
CITY were In Rockpori on sunday LAST
visiting with his aunt. Mr Sarah Glib.
hons.
The dance uu Saturday evening Nas
we'll attended aud nll Icrisrd io have
an enjoyable time
/ Nj. and Mrs William Wright, 81,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright, Mr.. vii.
liam Wright. Dr., aud Mis-. ryral u
Coalyille were guetis oi Mr. 'ud Mr..
John llorlin on sunday last.
Mr.. William Wright ST., yisiicd the
Sunday schools aud spoke In the children.
lie also addressed the afternoon meet.
Ing.
Mr.. James Malin ri salt Lake CIT, il
In Ruckport.
Mrs. John Wilson n Coalyille Is the
guest 81 Mr.. ani Mr., Howard Malin.
Miss Tillic Eldrcdge oi CoalyiIle has
returned homr after visiting relatives
q here ior the past three weeks
, Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry senmons have
gone TO salt Lake City On business aud
pleasure.
4 Miss Annie johnson Of Coalvile IL
4 whiting with hvr grandmothsr, MIs
Vernon
- John Seymour has returned 10 hi
:. home IN Oakley, after spending abou
!, two weeks In Rockporl.
Mr.. Arthur Vickrry has gone to IL
N van to visit his daughter.
Mr.. Charles Knowles, Who has bee
4, visiting with his aunt Mrs. Mary Nicl
- cry. has returned to HE homs In ss
Lake CITY.
-. The farmers ars very busy maxim
ss hay. The hay crop is very heavy but
great deal has been ruined by excursion
lists trailing through the grass.
on James and Joseph Vernon, with the
he families, have gone up on Beaver cre'
to make hay.
am During the temporary absence Of th'
lav parents on Wednesday last, two liz
m. boys Of Nels Larsens pads his In I
stable rsangsr. The building was 30
In flames and "a they have no NJ
u" neighbors II had cotton quite start
',oP fore assistance could arrive. II y
wv thought Tor time that the house q
' other buildings would he burned,
by tbs united effort Of the men and b
shal the frs WAS sHungpished with only
'oer stable aud part =, she fence he
1--WE burned. The chldrsns grandmoll
ave Mrs. Larsen Of Peoa WAS there a.
mail time aud did what she could The
bout lady is now quite III from the exc
any ment and hard work.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

J. l.. bnylrn went 20 Salt Lake ou
business this week.
". VI. Boyden went 10 salt Lake on
bnsincss Wednesday.
Mr.. Richard llals Of licn,irr came up
on business yesterday.
Judge Shields was 10 Cml,ills IN HE
uay tu Salt Lake TUESDAY
NJ. VI. Dawson sui wife d Ilencier
were IN Coalyillc yeslrolay
Me. savlry il reported by IT, Hos.
uer 10 he improving iahealth
T.. n. Rheai !. esain behind the
counter st the Coop iOii lev days.
Frank Rippon hasbesu tying mp gools
ior customers In the Coop III, past
week.
81 smith iincling a, popul, County
CLERK during the ab,snos Of ". =.
Smith.
bishop Walker OF reoa vac Coal.
,iIlo visitor Yesterday and dropped into
Tnr Trut- office.
J.. VI. Allison lr., N Ogden has hssn
visiting here ior the rasi veet We
returns home ,o.mouoa.
Mrs. A. A. Perry left Monda, night
fur q short visit with Mu I. Il. Dress.
back At Bitter Greek -Hyo
A.E. Bcysridse. rapfessnting Simon
Bros. salt Lake vac in Coalyille satur.
day last locking up buafs,'.
NJ. ClarL, iornerly Superintendent
oi the Chalk creek mlne, was down irons
his shss9 range on Chalk creek Tues.
day.
W Is. Wilson aud family aud George
Ajdy aud family rsturned from ayiiit
TO Woodruff. wyo. They report having
had q splendid time.
George Beard aud family and Grant
Bullock and vile hays been up the
Weber Tor weeks onling sud for a
much needed rest
Miss Lizzie Ball la resigned hsr
portion Al the Coop. IN order 10 resl
~ before assuming a,args Of the school
which she will teach hs term.
William Moore Castle bale has
Teen n coal,ille lh,, l-sl vssk yi-ilins
Wit h's i''s.s's-s' - - s'''as'' - s''A
city. This IL Ne Moors's first Walt Il
Coal,ille in over year
Mr. Wilham llolson, WHO has bvo
Identified with the Coop Ton the pas
nitocn years, has severed his cot
ncction ~ book keeper Tor this msiitu
ton. J. n. ilodssn Is nov hlling IN
position vacated hy hiu.
Ne. and Mrs. ) Lewis. Mr. aud MI
| HYDE Young. Mi. Luty Van, aud Nj
Eugene llill constituted party
rnlt Lakcrs who passed through Goa
willie Monday. They wrro uIyrlin
toward tho head oi Chalk creek To spcu
week In the mountains.
!. II. Wilde welded the knife An
saw ut the Peoples Mercantile butch
shop during LEROY wilkins absence on
fishing trip. lie has not operated d
lnyoi his own flesh as yet, but
J wrestling with quarter Of beef
nearly succeeded in handing himself
/ a beef hook.
Buriah wilkins and family, len
) wilkins aud family and John shsrm
. and vile left Tor sage Bench, up chs
. creek, Monday, on adshing aud caInpi
i trip. They returned Thursday. III
=, did not ship any fish away, the hoi
i demand being sufficient To consume Ia
II catch
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

Washington, Aug. l4.-Ilon Clifton r.,
Breckenridge, Of Arkansas, to-day was
qualified as Minister TO Russia. MIR.
Breckenridge expects to leave Ia about a
month and will make several stops be-
lore reaching his destination.
San Francisco, Aug. i4.-~Among the
arrivals on the steamship walla Walls
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
diiiiiaft display

The following explains itself
MoRaAs Cu, Utah.
EDlrunCoAL,ttlE Truss By there
guest Of many citizens u Morgan county
| take pleasure Ia saying 10 you aud
Coalyillc people that the Militia Of
Pennington, Davis county, and the boys
10 blue In Morgan have decided TO have
a grand military display At Lake Como
on the 2lst. 2Ind aud 23d. We cordially
inYiis all Of Coalyille TO participate In
cut grand do,ngs Governor West, Gen
eral ottiugcr Colonel railock aud
stati. will be present. Please come your
selves aud invite all Of summit
county aud note II In your valuable
paper T. s. wADswoRTu. Captain.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17
rnrcArrLK MARKET
Omaha Markets. per Pound. Live weight.
furnish-d by David Moore.

There II prospect OF a war betwssn
hisu Abbott, the magnetic wonder"
and Eliason Of Salt Lake, tho "expossr."
Miss Abbott liils great weights and re-
fuses 10 be lifted, etc, and she puzrsls
committees OF wise men. Now comes
Eliason and protends to explain and sT.
pose all the tricks. Miss Abbott relsrts
that Eliason Is a horrid, he man and
real naughty. In the meantime larEs
audiences arc nightly paying admission
10 REQ the tricks and the exposition. =
Ogden Press.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

Associate Justice Howell Edmunds
Jackson, Of the Supreme Court Of tho
United States, arrived here last even
ing from San Francisco over the Rio
Grands Western in a special car, and
will remain In the city three days
Herald, 10.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

The City Council met last Monday
night. The purpose Of the meeting was
10 sit A board Of equalization. Mayor
Wright being absent, on motion oi Coun
Gilman Hirst, Councilman Chnppsl wal
appointed Chairman. The roll was thor
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17


Mr. Z. Harris aud wife made a Welt 10
Morgan last Monday.
Mt William llond ST., IL spending =
few DAYS IN the Park, the guest Of his
sln. William u Bond
Here have hrcu several light trusts
during the week hut uo crops are dam-
aged ct present There Is plenty OF
wheat here vel that IL no. out oidanger
oi frost.
e. II. West Of lloytsyillc yitiiei our
sunday School w the 18th ani addressed
the people ~ tho afternoon services
sir Hcu Gibby aud lady nj Morgan
spout the sabbath here.
Some oi toe Young folks from here at
tended the Morgan stake Conference
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

silver, o2i4 cents lead, $50
Japan has taken vigorous offensive In
the raf against China, and is now hom-
harding a tort In Korea.
The butchers strike at Omaha has
moderated IN inslsnslly. Several COM
panica of soldiers and a gatlling guns AFRO
on the scene.
The railroad wreck at Lincoln was the
worst In years. Twcnly.iour are known
To have been killed OF burned 10 death.
s.i,lss. ss-eesh,.s n ,As al. pspes,l
hnd hhNihg hfht ~ hAnsAs cry, hnn
bees sentenced u iour yesrs Ia the Peni-
Tertiary.
Mr. Rsinhart re,iEnei the presidency Vi
the AtchiBon road. lie has been sued
Tor t5j. 300 on account Of the alleged
irregularities Of his administration.
The Pullman Company threathen y
wholesale eviction oi the former en-
ployesa OF Pnllmau. thousand iam'
lie. are affected, aud II 10 said they arc
In great dosiiiullon.
While solns small boys we're playing
hall near peKald, Tex, they sought ref
ugs under tree from thuHdcr shower
which was struck by lightning aud seven
were killed. AZ many more were badly
injured.
Russia has dispatched a fleet OF eight
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

Newspaper msn are blamed with .
lot Of things they can't help; such As
showing Partially In mentioning visit
tors, giving news about some felix's and
leaving ont others. etc. lie Snply
prints the news hs can mud Some
peopl, inform bin about sush things
aud others don't An editor should not
he expected 10 know the name and
residence Of all your uneles, sunts and
cousins, even II he should see them go
oii aud on the train. Tell us about IL
lrs news that makes newspaper, an,
every man, womaa snd child can he NJ
associate editor II he only would r.
Brighsm Buglsr.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

The editor Of the Murray American
took a bath In Salt Lake last week, aud
a. a consequence hai bssn under the
weather ever since. Any editor who
wiliully lakes bath, except on csrlsiu
momsnious occasions, 10 not deserving
u sympathy aud must expect to TAX,
the consequences. The safest place iol
newspaper men 10 balhe IL 10 the wasl
basin. Logan Nation.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

Mss Ettio Theroit va Town from
Park City this week vi,iting with Mr',
william Crook
The latest fad here IL young ladies II
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

A Washington, D. g., special Of the
10Th 10 tho Salt Lake Tribune says
The passage oi the sundry civil hill to-
day determines several matters Of large
public interest to Utah aud Idaho. Ths
bill, as passed, increases the sppro-
priation Tor surveyors Of public lands by
t76, 900 oyerthe amount passed by the
House. This ID a decrease OF $3.50, 600
bslow tue Dubois amendment which
paused the Senate, but will be Of ma.
tsrlAl advantage 10 the public land
statst. Ths Senate amendment, pro.
viding that Governor Of certain de
nominated statss, and Utah when sh'
becomes State, may secure survey
Of public lands by appropriation toth'
General Land Once by advancing ihi
money requisite for such surveys, val,
money 10 be- reimbursed 10 tho State b.
the General Government, also passed
Ia the deficiency bin the amsndmen
increasing the compensation to @. /
Vauan and Richard ". Young Tor N
, defense In the Buck case and allsWin
, each 1900 instead Of $500 WIS al.
! aused.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

Frank A. stephens, engineer on the
wasAieh branch Of the Rio GrAnds Rail
read, was crushed by locomotive Tues
day morning at Sandy. lie died thai
night 1T salt Lake,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

uaie attire. Don't do it gifls 10 docs
got bscoms YOU.
Mr.. D. Metcalt superintendent Of Tie
Deaf Mute insiiiu's. is oui With MS
family camping nauice grove loo VIII
liam Reynoli'. iHrui.
Dr. uosm,r va. mp ON the 18th. lie
vas called to attend ilnr,r Moore Nho
had cnt THE hack vi Dow. haui about a
week asp sud which started 10 swell
SUNDAY evening ltgot - painful ihsl
the, had 10 send for the doctor.
The cuuant crop 10 alaost iailure'
especially the black cues. What tue
worms are not getting aNsy with the
hiuisate.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

Two express trains collidsd on this At
Gibson, between HerldAm and Gibbs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

b autics always Co he found thereon.
nicely cooked t"a Turn. he would thint
himself BOO luck. iur n, such fsh can he
ionud around uy,lon. We have trout
up h-rs-ite, have the "slrkets lu
~ iru. % b. sbrut lime the uglen isl.
loss WE Wsauel
J.. s. ilutsu.Urn cot salt Lake city
is -pudiura week ur tesu ihe Weber
near rsa
g. u. With isat work 81 a ssvuill
iu Wcl,er canyon. VT With dors not
choose in ll- idle -u long as there 10 any
WORK l1 he hpi iu teaching lhr young
idya how ~ shuui or any other legiti-
mate hu-irr.-.
Wrng invite the citizens in furnish
yuur correspondent au, news ,tens that
will u, interesting io the frulcrs Of rnr
TrNrs
II you are unt "a .uiscribcr to Tur
Tur- ,ou should br. and 30 isin your
Interest Too trpup tu the agcnt, pay
ior year. subscription hud le happy.
utir wilkins ha. gone to bic hn,
ranch Ia kamaa valley io put up hay.
brutal heating uia young mtn by
HE lsthcr i-saIl to have taken place
near hofe u few nays ago % snl-o saii
that NE Young man was snu-rd up that
he hsd in b. taken IN salt Lake civ 10
70 duIur The real facts In the ,asc
have not been obtained by your torres
pondent iur soiuc cause or another.
%. Angel Of salt Lake City i-oni here
ON dihing trip. B.R J.. Wan.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

Remaining une,lled for at the Post.
ONCE In Coalvlle on August 10, 1894,
when calling Tor any OF thess letters
please say advertised
Mis- Mary D. Blown dummy Fowler
Miss Myrtle Harris Ms klwafd kollis
Robert Mills Robert Willsiead
Ant0ns Chfl,isnslug N. A, Wilson
lns. Q Wilde