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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.-Silver bars, 500
66Ns.
Mexican dollars, 5315@54c.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-3ilver tars, 66c,
Mexican dollars, 5315c.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-Silver bars Sid per
ounce,
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CHICAGO Feb.3.-Pork-6teady; cash, $1265
0012. 6715; May, $1275.
Lsrd--Steady; cash, $7.40g7. 90; May, 7.40.
Ribs.-Steady; cash. SO. 371s@6.42I<; May,
$6.421S. -
Hhoulders-$7 1898. %.
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Annual Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Y. M. c. A. ocean Park Co. Will be held at the
Y. M. c. A. parlors, 209 South Broadway, Los
Angeles, CAL, on Monday, February IL, 1894,
at pm, for the election of officers and trans
action of such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting. CHARLES X. DAY. Pres'L
GEO. w. PARSONS, Secretary.
Los Angeles, CAL, Jan. 81, 1894. 2-l LIT
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New YORK, Feb 3.-Exports OF specie from
the mort of New York for the week were: Gold,
$718, 252; silver, $560.309. The imports ag-
gregated $333,531.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-Wool-Firmer; domes.
tic fleece, 19@25c; pulled, 2O@26c; Texas, 10
@15c
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CHICAGO, Feb. g. -Wheat-Fair trade The
market opened 1sc lower; declined &c more on
larger receipts in The northwest, lower cables
and smaller exports for the week: advanced nc
on covering by shorts on rumors that big trad
ers here and in New York were under market,
with view of running corner; closed firm
at the top &c higher than yesterday. Re-
ported corner is credited, owing to the fact
that there has betn quiet buying for inside
parties ior the pasttwoor three days and be-
cause, 1T was argued, the extremely low prices,
with likelihood that the tart fl question will be
settled soon, rendered the situation favorable
for forcing an advance in values.
Receipts were $4,000 bushels shipments,
Closing quotations: wheat-girm; cash,
601ac; May, 6415c.
Corn-Steady; cash 35lSc; May, 3sc.
Oats-Steady; cash, 2St4o; May, 295s.
Rye-Nominsl.
Barley-N ominal.
Flax-S1. SOC.
Timothy-$4.25.
The following quotations from the Chicago
board of trade are furnished by De Van & Rut-
lege, brokers, room SO Bryson block Los An
goles:
WHEAT.
8 80, May........ .641s 100, M. close. .64l5
1890, May. ...... .641s July, close. ... 653I
IL 100, May. "a Cash, close. $3.50. 6O13
IL 80, May. 1915
CORN.
CASH close - .3515 May, close 3S
March, close,... 1873 July, close. ...... .3ssl
May wheat opened &c lower; advanced nc,
and c osed steady, &c higher than yesterday.
Corn unchanged.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 3-Wheat was irmer;
May closed at SLIPS
Barey closed steady; May at sic.
Corn closed at 921ac.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 3-Wheat quiet; Cali
fornia No. closed at IS 3d@5s 4dred western
winter at 5s 1d@5s 21ad.
Corn was firm; Mixed western closed at IS
1I15d.
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SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 3-The vegetable
market was we'll supplied with early varieties
Prices are steady.
Potatoes are beginning to arrive in heavy
quantities and prices are weak.
Sweet potatoes are higher.
Onions firmer.
Fresh fruits are unchanged.
Butter is steady.
Eggs demoralized stock heavy.
Cheese was steady.
The poultry market is again well stocked
with eastern and prices weak.
Game firm.
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whisky.

NEW YoRK, Feb. s.-Petroleum was dull
and closed at 80 bid.
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CEYLON TEAS. m sgss n.:s.s.
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n GLANCE at the SHOW WINDOW
~ of II. NJ. SALE & SONS DRUG
STORE will convince you that they
are leaders in Holiday Novelties.
Watch for our display next week.
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CHICAGO. Feb, s.-whisky closed at 81. Is
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Redondo Railway
Winter Time Gard No IL

Winter Time Card No. IL.
IN EFFECT Am. MONDAY, SEPT. rs, 1898.
Los Angeles Depot, corner Grand Avenue
and Jefferson street,
Take Grand avenue cable or Main street and
Ayr cul tural Park horse cars.
Trains Leave Trains Leave
Los Angeles RedondO
for Redondo for Los Angeles
DAILY DAILY
9:15 am. 7:45 am.
l :35 pm. IL 90 O. m.
5:10p.m. 3:45 pm,
Running tim e between Los Angeles and Re.
dondo Beach, so minutes.
City ticket office at A. B. Greenwald's Cigar
Store, corner First and spring streets
GEO. J. AINSWORTH, President.
X. Ii. THOMPSON, Vice President
J. N. SUTTON, Supt. Redondo Beach.
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y Asked.
Feb. 3.-Mining shares


NEW YORK, Feb. Following is the bank
statement made at the close of bushes today /:
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Trains via Pasadena line arrive at Downey
avenue station minutes earlier and leave z
minutes later.
~Daily. tDaily except Sunday. tSundays
only. e. w. MCGEE, City Pass. n 7. Agts
l29 N, Spring st., Les Angeles, and La Grande
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Los ADeeIeS Terminal R'g

Los Angeles depois east end OF First street
and Downey avenue bridges.
Leave Los Angeles for Leave Pasadena for
Pasadena. Los Angeles.
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Take Santa MonicE trains from San Fernando
street. Naud's junction, Commercial street,
Arcade depot, Jefferson street winthrop sta
tiou), Grand avenue, or University.
For north: Arcade, Commercial street. Naud's
Junction, san Fernan do street.
For easS: Arcade. Commercial street. Nauds
Junction.
For other branches: Arcade, Commercial
street, Naud'g Junction, San Fernando street.
Local and through tickets sold. baggage
checked, Pullman sleeping car reservations
made. and general information given upon APP
plication to J. X. ORAWLEY, Asst. q Pas. AgE.,
No 144 s. spring st., cor. Second. OHARLR6
sEYLER, Agent at deposg,
Sundays only.
Sundays excepted.
RICH'D GRAY. Gen. Trafilo Mgr.
T. u. GOODMAN,
Genl Passenger Agk
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Southern Pacific Company

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME.
JANUARY ID, 1894
Trains leave AMI are due to arrive at
Los ANGELES (AKCADE DEPOT
Fifth street. daily, as follows:
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24

bceu named ss yet. aud when Il isit BE-
hoped nll the members Will make 10 a
point To be- in attendance. Further par
iiculars will be given shortly.
Tie political pot bcgins 10 bubble aud
from appearances will suou BE- rcd hot.
We hope the coming campaign will D.
hai without 30 much hitter feeling,
personalities and bad blood as we shown
during tie last campaign. No matter
10 which political part, We belong. IL
should not destroy life long friendship,
aud by little Wisiom in conversation OF
public speaking many hard feelings may
h. avoided Al men have a right TO
their opinion aud belief and should be-
respected inasmu,h - they do not
trample upon the RIGHTS VI sthets.
let the coming campaign 10 clean
aud friendly contest, one u which Utah
may we'll ~ proud. lsitago7
ST. rca.and Mr. Rensimcr Of salt
Lake are angling iOr trodt ou thc Weller.
They are putting up at the reoa hou,V.
why has not summit county organ.
i4ed - company ct malIiiA7 There IRE
plenty VI men who would Join and II only
needs sous one one Ia load out.
y. u, l.. NirH
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24

There be-. been lately erected nice
marble hsais,onc Ia our cemetery Tor
the wife VI Jgmr, Eskclson. II Was put
up b, G. u. West II liuyts,ille. This
IL ~ Il should lc. Palronile home in.
dustIy.
Thomns Jefferson says the man OF the
Institution that keeps in home circula.
ton money that previously has been
sent abroad, deserves the name " n
public bcnoiactor
Miss May wilkins Ut Provo City IL
visiting With her relatives. Sir. aud Mr..
". =. Dunn.
Me- Adam Peterson zane down from
Park Ciiy this week lie rs stopping at
the Wanship House.
Mr.. +. Mrlcnlf, superintendent ot the
Deaf Institute, returned IN Salt lake on
tie 2Oth. accompanied by his family.
Twenty.iour persons won't ifom here
on the excursion on the 18th. Most u
them did not return until the 2lsl.
Mrs. ueorgc White aud her sister.
Miss jamie johnson oisalt Lake, are out
visiting with relatives.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. q. Risby has child
quite rick this week.
Haryc Moorc's hand II Improving. II
10 healing up nicely.
Mrs. 4. j. Frazier 10 still quite ~.
she IL not able To got around.
William Crook started ior Provo CITY
On the 22nd. lie aspects To be gone
three or four days.
Mr. v. NJ. llissou has wheel on
which lac can be seen every evening
riding around the principal streets Of
this town. Thia Is the arst wheel
oNnsd In the town at present, We
expect To sec lnor- In the near future ~
they ore becoming quite popular
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24


Last Friday Mr.. Joseph T.. Foster had
narrow escAps from being killed.
While riding on load Of hay lie slipped
aud fell. Ths timely presence Of mind
OF his son David saved him he snatched
him FROM under tho wheels.
The ball here was a success. Quite q
number from Croydon attended.
Harvesting is somewhat retarded
by the copious rains Of tho last week.
Mr. William Bond, ST., returned from
a visit 10 tho Park on tho 22Ad. lie
has been up there Tor several days.
quite n number went from here on
Sunday with the excursion to Garfield.
Tnr TNEs is welcome visitor here
and ought to be better patronized than
tits,
Rev Mr.. Foster and wife oi Park
City have been visiting hsre this week
the guests Of Mrs j. Foster
Mr. Hayes lennsisr and wife Of Sail
Lake have been visiting their relatives
and friends here during the week.
Mis- Hulda Francis 10 staying II
Ogden for a while
Grand ball Heneier meeting house
Friday evening, August 3lst. Lythg0,
string Band Admission 20 cents
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24
INTERESTING DOTS.

In France therr are special railway
cnrs for carrying bicycles.
Only 0per tent Of surgical operations
m ampulalion arc fatal.
Three hundred and sixty mountains
In the United States are 10000 feet
high.
There are no mown means by which
the scare made by smallpox may DO re-
moved.
Almost 20 per cent OF the men mann
ing the British mercantile marine are
foreigners.
According TO the slames4 belief il
takes the sonl seven days to reach
heaven after death.
Faats Of from 20 to 40 days are Of COM
anon occurrence among the religious
fanatics OF India.
The Electrical Review says that the
electrical publication Of sewage elsa
complete success chemically and bse-
teriologieally."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24

silver, G2'v cents lead, taiJ.
The dnsneial topic IL the Chinese
loan.
A battle is incubating somewhere
about Korea.
4 dangerous uprising Of Kaiiir- threat
ems the Tiansyaal Republic.
4 plot to a,sassinate Premier Dupuy
was unearlhed In France yesterday.
The two.mile bicycle record was low
cred nearly eight seconds at Denver
Yesterday.
Tho japanese contend that China
must be responsible for the destruction
of tho "Kow shing
The Republicans in caucus decline t.
enter into any plan leading 10 further
changes Ia the tariff,
The burlington and Union Pacific ar,
max ing special rates to the sufferers II
the drouth region, 10 enable them &,
import food 10 preserve their stock
THEFT plate manufacturers In VALE
and the silk weayers Of France are max
ing large preparations Tor a heavy Amer
lean trade.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24

II IL ofiicially stated that Japan will
borrow t5O,oO0,OOO.
Governor Allgsld has gone to inyssii-
gate the Pullman situation.
Senator Vest has specifically amour
ced that hs will not retire.
The Kongo Free State IL threatened
with an uprising Of natives.
Textiles have advanced In England,
owing TO The advance Of silver
Rio Jansiro, Aug. 2O-Dr. Frierle, Min
istsr Of Finance, has resigned.
Cleveland il better aud will probably
return to Washington ON Tuesday,
Forty railroad men Of 81. Paul are pre-.
pairing 10 lesye the country on account VI
blacklisilng.
The scheme ior the federation II tho
Central American States Is there re-.
garded as chimercial.
The new tariff bill leaves cocoauul oil
on the Tree lisl and places duty Of 30
per cent on copra, the raw material.
II is believed that Mgr. satolli will DO
granted absolute sovereignty Of Ameri-
can church Affairs, subject only to the
Pope
The japanese have Seoul strongly
fortified aud have also fortified the passes
into Korea, thus throwing upon China
the difficulty OF prosecuting an offensive
war 40 far 10 Korea il concerned,
Lord Randolph Churchill denies that
lac has been victim OF morphine habit
HE prostralion isdue TO oyerwork. III,
likes America and Americans.
London, Aug. 20,-A dispatch to III,
Times from Lima says the situation Il
unchanged some unimporiant skir
mishs have occusd between govern
meni troops and insurgents
Philadelphia, Aug. 20. +. b. Beitrau
/ OF salem Mass, who has been mournel
a. dead since 1884 passed through her
to-day en- route Tor his home. he tell
u remarkable story .. hle adventures d
sea during his long absence. Ate
travelling Tor time between Bosto
J. aud Philadelphia, Beriman, In 49,
. sailed ior the South Sea Islands on III
4 bark Glide. TIE Glide Was caught Ia
cyclone oil ramatiys, Madagascar, bl
10 all hands we're rescued. Bertman III,
ID shipped aboard the Elexa, a Bhtii
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24

Silver, 6ll4c lead, $50.
Alis made mile To sulky in 2O5'. at
Chicago yesterday.
The President left Bulfarl's Bay ior
Washington yesterday.
The Pacific Woodmau will hold their
nsAt nssling at Helena
The Gledgay mine at Butte was
flooded yesterday. Thee were drowned,
Pugilist Abbot was knocked out In
twenty rounds at New Orleans.
The Big -Four freight office and adioin.
log buildings burned yesteryi loss
$500, 900.
The funeral OF Colonel Atkins wai
held yesterday, with eulogies by th,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24

Ia Virginia, have been released. A test
case will he made.
The ship "osneral Knox" with
cargo Of oil aud turpent.ne, burned Al
New York
Washington sAug. ig.--John ID. Put
nam. of California. has been appointed
Chinese Inspector.
The riyerand harbor bill. rppruptiaing
on AZ, $50, became Law Yesterday by L..
gal expiration, the President not signing
It.
Berwick, Me-, Aug. lp.-The Ports.
mouth company, owners u extensive
cotton mills. established fifty year. ago,
has failed. Il was rated at $4,000.
Chicago, Avg. lo.-Dr Louis u. Tall.
man, physician Of the Pitishurg million.
airo, Ebcn Byers, was arrested to-day
charged with kidnapping liyers aud hid.
ina him trom the later's vile.
Chicago, Aug. iq.- Eighteen thousand
United States troops Ia camp Al Evan.
siou, engaged In a sham battle this after.
noon under the command OF General y.
A. Miles. The spectacle was a hrilisnt
one, aud Was witnessed by more than
$1,000 people.
Sioux city, Ia. Aug. ip.-Last night
hny women raidcd harness store In
Dalton aud got whips aud drove two die.
-olule women through the streets out In.
to the country, lashing them and warn.
ing them not 10 COME back.
Chicago, Aug. H. Banker &. l.. Me
hoh, wao disappeared from this city a
year aKo, having a shortage u over ~
OOO. 600 In his accounts, has been arrested
at Brighton, III. liz friends claim that
hs IL not responsible ilr ha actisns.
having been Injured by the ialling on his
head four years ago.
panville, H., Aug, ip.-Ths panyille
and Craps Greek miners at a mass.
meeting this evening declared the strike
of In the Danyille district. The Con.
solida,ed Coal Company will pay the
price given bsiors the strike % cents
for screened coal.
Buffalo. Aug ~. Ny the burning Of
tain Of oil and other freight cars ut
Chsekiowaga, the New YORK Central
loses 100000. Brakeman 4. ). suy der
Was blown from the top Of a cat aud en-
yeloped In tho burning oil. lie will be
dlshgured Tor lie.
81. Petersburg, Aug. 10. Admiral Ras.
yison, In command oi the naval forces Al
Crons,adi, has been killed by a discharg.
ell employee, who dfed upon him with =
revolver willis he was driving him from
his office, The assassin then blew out
his own brains
ooyANg,e~, 49, 49,. lsa.--Ca,.a..-,a.
doolman the slayer oi Colonel panon
we'll known Republican politician an'
bushes, man, was found guilty VI mur
der la the second degree to-day aud ssn
fenced to eighteen years in the peniien
tiay.
Washington, Aug. lp.-rhe rrcasur,
Department to-day mailed 10 custom,
ofiicialscopies Of the new tarid hill tn
ilisl copies we're sent 10 Tar wsalou
points. The copies sent 10 San FRANCHISE
aud Portland, o., will reach those elite
next Friday aud II 10 expected the lariI
hill will bocome Law very soon theirs
after.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24


A. q. Brim ID making hay at the
Aspsr ranch.
Deputy Registrar T.. Wicket IL bust.
ling subscribers to tho new oath.
A number Of engineers have gone
from the Union Pacific over on the
Central Pacific to help transport the
enormous quantity d fruit going East.
Richard Wicket, Jr., il doing tho
clerkshlp act in the old Wicket stand.
Dick says he will never railroad again.
Miss Laura Bull is the guest OF Mrs.
4. Brm,
George Olson left for Salt Lake on the
receipt OF a telegram announcing the
death Of mis- brother;
John Hopkin has erected a new black
smith shop,
-Four Of the new fireman are lying In
the hospital with broken backs III,
hogs have done them up.
Joseph Riehins OF Heneirr had a yer,
narrow escape on the 2lst inst. Will
crossing the track at rurpins mill. Js'
was returning with grist and did no
see tho approaching train until he wa
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The Daily List Of Crimes, Casualties,
and Other News
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.


silver. 62,s cent, le'i, ,Ji6.
There are tvenl, two c.,u vt cholera
in Amsterdam.
Federal troop. have b,,a orlsred TO
return to their stations
stevenson was nominated Nv the
Idaho Democrats for 6g,unor
Two thousand employee. Ut the
Union Pacific ut Omaha ars black
listed.
The "vlgilart" WA beaten by q "sa.
taniia" aud Britannia" yesterday.
The Texas De@seni, failed to adopt
a free silver resolution after siorny
session.
The platform Of the Idaho Democratic
Convention gives Cleveland qualified
endorsement"
The King Of FormoSs has oacfed var.
ious rewards tot the heals Of japanese
soldiers aud sailors.
81. Joseph. Mo-, Aug TO- The Demo
cratic Congregational convention at
Marvyille to-day nominai.l william {.
Ellison
,ii.,,, An, IA m. h,,.l.,.
strike AT the sioclyard. has been do.
cla,ed off ON the termr pupo,ed hy the
hackers.
A.. s.i-..,i .,o.,t.. .,i,.. IN.
OF, p.. ~, ~, =. -. -, %. -, ,',
,li,,,,t. ~. J..,, "a p..nt., u,,IIn.
IT,. -, ,,,,.aIh,u aae.,t s,no ooo
ha. I,osn nG.,eJ
'I'n'O", ""'' '"s, y. = W. W, Dou'i ,
- ""', :. 49,. ~ -
sui,oh ooIii1,ny u,th dining ~, md
Ininr,ny gy, af n. a,cun.nt. a.,
f,;siIs An ,,.,..n,,,ia,, 49, =, AZ. Ain.
Ins "a,
Cbi,as. Any M = I,a,,on n cook /
dyipy ~ nj, ban. In F,,n.,on from
dissn.. ~ ,h. br.in NJ 90 va.on,,
man of naiional fame and vas th
close frl.nl of Ala IIneoln whom n
placed In nominntlon Tor ,b. pre,lJ.ne
In isn4 ueu..t.,ru In pitt,fo,h \
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24

wcwero In viied one night II last week
with a heavy thunder storm. On Mon
day night We had another downpour
and on Tuesday afternoon the rain came
down In lively manner.
large amount Of hay IL being dam.
aged by - much wet wheaihcr. but the
ssoend crop Of lueernc will 10 ~ tha
better lot IL. provided a heavy frost does
not follow.
j. L. Evans and family. r. X. stevens,
"dasshoppsr Joe, " aud W.T.. stewart
and family, have return TO Salt Lake
City from their outingon the Weber
Mrs. Bridges, the mother Of our town
man, GeOrge wardel has been blind In
one eye for over six years. DR.. Ira Lyon
Of Sal, Lake City, Who IL ruslicaling at
Holiday Park, performed an operation
upon the afflicted eye Il lev days ago and
now Mrs. Bridges, who il oyer ~ years
Of age, eau see ~ we'll ~ ever, much to
her delight.
Dr. Lyon also operated on he eys Of
Frank Barnum, and the girls ray that
Frank IL handsomer than ever.
The funeral Of l.. q. Blomqui.l, who
died ON Saturday morning, was held
ON Sunday afternoon. The old gentleman
was lust 90 years Of age aud was highly
respected by the community.
The "owl Club" is getting In iis work
again. Parents should seq that their
young boys arc at home at night In
stead Of being out until or 2 O'Clock IN
the morning. Many complaints are be-
ing made Of gardens being piliered and
Of other depredations which are not In
keeping with a respectable class Of citi'
Gems. Boys, there IL no fun IN an I'M
lawful act, and II will get you int
trouble sooner or later, liza halt il mol
made Remember that one false stoI
will lead TO more, aud often TO greater
ones.
The electors Of summit count,
should roe to Il that good, solid men b'
elected delegates 10 the Constitutions
Convention; men who have the interes
Of the whole people at heart. utal
should have the best Constitution, th
best Of officers and the very beet govern
ment OF all the States. To secure this
will take an effort on the part Of all Oh
brightest and most intelligent men, {
which, by the way, Utah will not /
found wanting in that respect.
Msssrs. SAMSON and Cahoon returne
10 Salt lake City en- Wednesday aft,
having spent week or more on N
beautiful Weber river.
II is said that the law In relation
the killing Of grouse and Wild chicken
Is a dead letter with excurtionists. al
that the shooting 10 carried on by the
in and out OF season, our people he
respect the law and feel that II Is an /
justice to have parties come In and X
the gaIss at our very doors while tn
keep within tbs law and 20 wtho
the sport and benefits Again
call attention Of the Game Commission
10 the iset that he may be ON the looko
next season,
The general health OF the people he
sbouts is good, Tor which they are I
ceedingly thankful.
The First Coureilof Seventies int
to visit the 22nd, Quorum OF Ssvent
suly in September. The date has !
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24

bark. This vessel was wrecked in Dec
ember, 1883. and ell the crew with the
exception of neriman perifhod' ilewaa
washed ashore ON one Of the Solomon
group Of Islands, where be- was cared cor
by the natives. until May last, when h.
was taken 10 Melbourne on Danish
brig. He sailed To- siu Francisco. reach.
ing here Tuesday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-24
ID, Usual Bright and NsSsy Notes
Gathered In
BY OUR ALERT CORRESPONDENTS
Summary Of Al the New. sud Kssa,s 10
suwnit aud Morgan Coua,iss Dstius
The Past Week.


TT Rassuussen and family. Mrs.
Eliza Stevens, Miss Mary aud Edith
Steven. took advantage of the excursion
10 GARFIELD.
Leonard Frazier had very sc,ete
attack oi cholera mofhus on Monday,
followed by something like the bilious
fever.
Marion Traders little girl. Who has
! en sick Tor the past two weeks, 10
;, ne better.
A. u. Johnson took Ia the excursion
to Garfield.
II IL reported that James White KILLED
mountain sneep on what IL known -
the Mahogany hill.
Harvesting wheat has commenced In
the ighborhood Of oakley We have
the finest prospect iora good crop oi
wheat this season that We have had for
many years.
THIS 10 surely one VI the rainy seasons,
~ II has mined nearly every Gay this
summer.
Marion Frazier and Joseph Phillip,
are both building new houses this sum
mer.
4. Horton has his barn almost coin.
pleled.
Mrs. Bigslow made visit " salt
Lake. which was quite surprise To some
~ the people Ia Oakley.