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FOR RENT-UNFURNISE
ITO n ii ave NV, 25r$650
1928 VT av NV. 1Sr. 300
l723 Il I av NV, 17r. $50
l7O7 n Y nv NV, Or. 200
1922 Vt ave NV, 12r 200
l4l6 goth ST, 22r. .175
1401 H st NV, 1Sr. 166. 81
1899 VT av NV, lar. $50
l Dupont circle, 13r. $50
l7O5 n II av NV, lar. $50
1891 G st NV, 16r. 1873. 80
1925 18th st NV, 12r. .125
Road st, Georgetown,
l6f. lbs
122S NJ st NV, 15r. IDS
l4l7 Mass ave NV,
12r ZIG. GO
2013 r ct NV, 11r. 100
1912 X st NV, 12r. :. 100
1882 Binney st NV.
ISr................ 100
lIU9 Ist st NV, 1Sr. 100
1896 y st NV. l2r. 100
1895 10Th st NV, 12r. 100
600 Md av ne. Tor. =. 100
2O1l l st NV, lar. 100
1927 r ! av NV, Tor SO. 20
1913 L nw.st&dwg. SO. 30
1121 l st NV, lar. .S3.3
800 sth st NV. st&
dwg. Tor. SO. 70
3+O6 U st NV, lar 50. %
1925 s st NV, 11r. 80
1894 2Sth st NV, 12r. rs
. 2618 18th st NV, Tor. rs
1928 r NV, 2d&3d fls. IS
1722 s st NV, 1877. rs
1919 y st NV, 12r. rs
602 e st NV. 11r. rs
920 Hillyer av NV,
$40 Ctr st NV. Ior.. rs
DIG N Y nv NV, 12r. ia
712 18th st NV, 12r. 10
SO23 Hillyer pl, Tor. 20
1911 L ct NV. 12r. GO. so
% l st NV. 13r. .65
HOT Mass av NV, Tor. 60
2012 Hillyer pl, Tor. go
S06 18th NV dat, 4r&b65
1913 o st NV. Tor. .65
405 18th 1t NV, 2r. ). IS
i136 p st NV. 12r. .65
1873 goth st NV, Tor. 80
1l16 NJ st NV, Sr. go
1915 0 NV, Or. go
GIG f st NV. 22r. 60
2O24 Hillyer ave, 12r go
1878 18th st NV, l2r go
1919 q st NV. l2r. go
2011 Q NV, Tor. $500. go
1921 10th Ut NV, Tor. go
POO 14th NV (st&dwg) GO
1928 @ st, Or. ....... IS
1884 18th NV. Tor. :. IS
633 ! ut NV. l3r. -. SO
203f Hillyer pl, Tor. IS
Mass Az 4 18th NV.
Or .$433.3
Conn av nr O,16r. .416. q
Conn av nr N pw,16 .37c
wyoming av, Wash
Hts, 22r. ..........3 81
r l av mr. 18th, l7r. .37t
Vt av nr L NV, 18r. .3O(
r I nr Conn av NV,
18r .......,,.,,,.3 O(
X near 18th NV, 1Sr .30(
Mass Az nr Dupont
Cir, 1sr. .3O(
r l av mr. Conn av
NV, 13r. .3O(
Conn av mr. Il NV, 1877 p:
Scott circle, 1sr. .2J
NJ nr Thomas Cir. 13r. 25(
X mr. 18th NV, 18r. .25(
Mass Az mr. 18th NV,
Cor 10th and 9 NV,
12r .............O S.S
n h nv nr r NV, 12r. 20
F st mr. 21st NV, 13r 20
N II ave nr 8 NV,
lar .............1 66. g
l4th ct extd. 17r. III
10th nr r NV. 11r. .1H
The above IL only a ia
in our hands For Rem
description. issued week..
plication to THOMA
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAYN, HIGII-CI4ASS
MANICURE AND CHIROPODIST,
OFFICE and RESIDENCE, 703 18th st. NV.
dad MANICURE CASES, IS UP.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works-Carpets cleaned in the best manner
Mattresses made to order. Office, l72O Pa ave.
Works, l7OS and ITO z Telephone SO4.
mh2-tf NJ NEWMYER, Manage.
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FOR RENT-THE COzY IOROOM HOUSE, 5O7 o
st.; ali NIL; parlors, dining room and kitchen on
6rst door; large yard and woodshed Apply to
OWNER, $40 9th st. 0cI9u
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MANICURE & HAIRDRESSING

MRS SMITH BEAUTEIE5 THE HANDS. FEE,
500. Miss Wyles IL the hairdresser. Charges,
15c. and up. Separate private parlors. TIE
PAIAIS ROYAL, g and 11th SITS.
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BOARDING.

1912 ST NV, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK
First-class family table board at prices to suit
the times; also elegantly furnished rooms, singly
or en- suite d11-lms
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-BY BARNES & WEAVER,

FOR RENT-BY BARNES & WEAVER.
629 st. NV
1851 COrcoran st. NV, IL rooms, MI. $40 90
a aSs ass st. {, NV, rooms rooms MI. .... s. 80
2l2 Maple ave. NV, rooms, mi. ....... 33.o0
81 ga "a ST. st. NV nw rooms rooms. NIL MIL
l22 st. ne. rooms. M. ........... :o.s az
1870 q e and DE- "a st G's s n.~ rooms mi
655 3. C. ave. s.e., rooms, mi. ........ S.oo
rs ist H ST. t. NV roems, ' NH MI. $50
6Sl I'd ST. me-, rooms, MI: S' so
S Ss Spruce sss Spruce s. fa z saT Toou %
S $40 % st. ne, rooms mi........... 1 ISsS
5Sa o st. s.e.. poo@ UD.o' mn M. 1850
1919 ,no io ave ian Water
FOR RENT - 30 ST. NV, NEARLY NEW
fine order; rent. SO, formerly $50, per mo. Ap-
d2s-4t.
FOR RENT-IOI2 18TH ST, FURNISHED: RENT
dae-st t: '''' Pei ''"'' '"''' " wv
FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL s-ROOM CORNER
house; rooms deep; bay windows; every con
borhood; $40 per mo. Apply owner, RALEIGH
SHERMAN. 514 18th st. NV. d26-3t'
FOR RENT- ,523 2al. 6r.. wa. 80
1927 10th. Tor. b and 2317 Champain ave,
rec hall. tiled bath 5r. wa. ..12
electric tx good Sr hOuses ss
~
1911 q NV IOrSb ami 30 duced to. 81 ca
1917 G NV. Tor, III so Ar bricks on av
House and store In bet 21st and 22d NV,
Tennallytown % water ca SSO
$40 ed, CIR, wa. go. Isl Large storage ioom,
BLACKSMITH shop. l725 slS 10Th ST. .:...5
ID nw..... l5i Fine sia near iStn Anu
GEO. W. LINKINA
d26 800 10th st. NV.
FOR RENT-issl sTH ST. NW.RED IU6I. , no
location GHAs. G. RINGwALT, Room 8. At
lantic building, $50 st. NV. d26-at
FOR RENT-9,i n. c. AVE. Sc; S32: TWO
story aEi basement brick; 8 rooms and bath;
& oSC + ST NV d26-3t
FOR RENT-l444 ST. N.w.-ONLY $5o.6S FOR A
3-story and basement brick: IA rooms; ami
CHAS. q. RINGWALT, Room s, Atlantic build
Ing. $50 st. NV. d26-3t
FOR RENT-2O1 ST. Sc, OPP. LIBRARY;
handsome 10 room corner residence; just from inc
hands OF the painter, paperers decorator; man,
tells; pier glass; all front rooms; beautiful
grounds. Key with OWNER, 40 I'd ST. Sc.
d256t'
FOR FENT-NEAR 2IsT AND r sTs.; $45 AND
$40; 2l49 and 2l51 Fla ave: 1; keys at 214S; at
tractiye homes neightOrhoOd strictly drst-cass.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 9l7 st. d2o-lm'
FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE; 6R, BATH, Gel
Ter; MI. 2O10 18th ST. NV; $3.50. Also Ar.
brick; water: range; In Of 1413 s st. NV. /;
So Apply 1916 st. NV. d2o-ot,
For FENT-DOUBLE stone AND BRICK RES
fdence, Linden and Trumbull SITS. NV, above
lie Droit Park; ST.. bath, stable. large grounds
$3O r. ii. T. LEOPOLD. sw. cor. 18th and +
SITS NV d25-6t
FOR RENT-7I2 18TH ST., 1OR.. B. A. MI $50 90
1910 18th st. l2r 2b $4,000 1915 Q. 10r&b 80 Us
927 Westminster Oct. GA Second ne6r&b 20 % 81
9th 1oth,STl, Tor. ~. 80 634 I'd me- 6r&b; 90
d24 TIOS. W. HUNGERFORD, 1919 II St
M
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PROPOSALS FOR DYNAMOTORS AND vENTII4AT-
ING REGISTERS.-Offce of Building for Library
Of Congress, las East Capitol street, Washington
ID. C., December 26th, 1S94.-Separate sealed pro-
posals for DYNAMOTORS and for VENTILATING
REGISTERS for the building for the Library of
Congress in this city will be received at this office
until TWO O'CLOCK PM. WEDNESDAY, the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1885, and
opened Immediately thereafter in presence of bid
ders. Specifications, general instructions and
ditions and blank forms of proposal may be OBJ
tanned on application to this office. BERNARD r.
GREEN, Superintendent and Engineer.
d2R % Al la. All
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AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT THE OLD
reliable specialist, DIR. Brothers. 800 st. s.w |,
30 years experience In treatment OF all diseases
of men; consultation free and strictly confidential
diS-lms
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-1341 CORCORAN ST. NV; 10 RMS /;
MI In good repair; rent reduced to S42 so per
month; offer wanted THOS. G. HENSEY CO.,
1900 r ST. NV. d2l-tf
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BRISTOL HOTEL,
GIBRALTAR "a Winter Resort).
Proprietor and Manager, II. y, ]. PfCCONB.
The only hotel IL Gibraltar; quiet; fAcing south,
and With O garden for its visitors.
Pstronized By royalties and numerous gentry
Of all nationalitfes.
Among numerous Testimonials the following
from Chief Justice Fl. B. Brown Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, Washington. follows:
GIBRALTAR, June Is, "a
Dear Sir: Having spent two pleasant days At
the Bristol Hotel, J take pleasure IN recommend
ing It to my American frisnds. have found Its
rooms and beds both comfortable and clean, its
table and attendance excellent and its location
the auistest Of any hotel In Gibraltar. 1 have
given this letter without solicitation and authorize
you TO make such Of II a. you please
Your truly. CSigJ II. B. BROWN,
Associate Justice.
NJ p = PrCCONE nX-1awSt
WHIARD's HOTEL.
Pa. ave and 18th IT.,
se21 Wa&hington. D. q
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

SoEy9IK ASp MAsHNGToN sTEAMEoAT CO.
FoET H6Ss6 MONROE Ta AND
wAsH1s sST2M 4 h5nS NORFOLK
am next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 1870 am IN,
usS and snd with ns o
steamers for New York. Merchants and Miners
and Jacksonville. Fla, making an elegant sea trip
for tourists and H in1slids po,rxn
Leave Norfolk daily at 6:1O pm. Leave Fortress
Monroe at 7:1o pm. Arrive at Washington at
TIL Through tickets on sale at 3d. s1e, 1927 Penn.
ave-. 7O7 18th st. NV, and on board steamers at
wharf. foot Of It'll st.
JNo. CALLAHAN,
d13-tf Gen. Supt.
STEAMER T. " ARRowsAITTH,
For Lower Potomac River Landings.
On Monday and Wednesday at...... 800 pm
VI Rsturnins arrive wednesday and Friday norm.
inss. and Sunday about 10 pm c. W. RIDLEY.
General Manager See schedule. se2s-tf
NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL
Leaves River View wharf, 7th street: Sunday;
Tuesday and Thursday. at am, landing at all
Chapel Point and Colonial Beach. Returning on
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, Pm. Passen;
'H5a seG Es s 5.e g.. Telephone RAspAm
Agents. a aso fssRs!ffSs a GEN h. as
ty26tf Washington, d. O.
From It'll st. ferry wharf
o On SnaHss o colonial thence
wicomico river. Cotton: and Nomini creek On
s. Clement bsS Returning Tuesdas
es: and sunS.y w. sss Gem Manager
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE OR RENT
Only 10 minutes from city: Elm ave., Takoma
Park; beautiful 7-room frame cottage; large lot
good WE'LL rent only SIS month. Price, So, 750
$3.50 down. $50 monthly.
ALLEN w. MAI.LERY 4 CO., GA F st. NV.
u3-3m
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TOIG D1thI1--DIOIC II1O.
FOR SAIE-A SAFETY PNEUMATIC BICYCLE,
In perfect order; used only few months. Inquire
bet. 80 and O'Clock, 1912 z st. NV. d26-2ts
FOR SALE-'95 CAPITALS, JAN. 1; CALL AND
examine; 2O-lb road wheel; 500; new features.
Made and fully guaranteed by the oldest cycle
house in city; special features to order; factory
for all kinds Of repairs and parts in city; de-
lay; good pneumatics from $50 up, with full kit !;
thoroughly overhauled. II. s. OWEN MFG. CO.,
1923 New York NV d22-tf
FOR SALE-THE NEW 1895 VICTOR BICYCLE
Come and look 1t over. you will not regret 1t.
CLINE BROS,
daft 715 18th St NV
FOR SALE-THE FINEST LADIES' PNEUMATIC
In Washington for $50; weight, % lbs. complete,
with guards and brake. Boys bicycles. SIS up.
n9-2m WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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FOR KENT-2lO6 IL
NV, l1r, 2 baths. -
l221 N Y av,llr&b- -
22OS NJ NV, 9r&cel. $42.sO
1919 CorcOran. SrGb. .35
l1O4 n II ave,7r&b. as
20 n NV. 7r&b. Dc. 50
dS-tf III. l..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-28

james Hopkin and family and Joseph
llopkin and family, accompanied by
Mr. Frank Quis, and other guests, spent
Christmas In Croydon.
Mrs. George Olson ate turkey in Coal.
willie Christmas.
Brim 4 Weaver have moved their
cattle TO the Aspor ranch.
No trains accent the regular mail ran
Wednesday
Joseph violet and family. accom-
panied by Nj. md Mrs. Richard Wicket,
spent Christmas In Morgan.
Christmas was quiet day here. The
absence d sufficient snow excluded those
who were 80 inclined from participating
In the enjoyment Of slsighride. aud
attractions at other places drew great
numbsr away.
The ease Of the People VI. Porter and
Kilbnrn, charged with cattle stealing
was heard by Justice Morse Wednesday
afternoon in Hopkin Hall, a change Of
venue having been taken from Coslville
last Friday. Upwards Of one hundred
persons were present. They were from
Porleryills, Morgan, Heneier and Coal
vile. Notwithstanding the strong argu-
ment made by the defense they were
bound over TO the grand jury in the
sum Of Sl000-s7OO for Porter and $500
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-28
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
pAlLYLisr or HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.



CARLISLE. mlI is Withdrawn and q
Whuu'c SOD. bc introduced hy senator
sHHus.r
captain -chm.itlergcr ronic-.c- hia
shncuI thc Sew York police inimy.
BOO mp,ntc. Commissioner. aud In
rrHoiors
shanghai. Dee. - 1t reported this
evening 900 slld authority that peace
negotiation. ar proceeding between
rrau aHI losiD The lamno.r hrot
ha. I,it rmt Arthur aud steamed ..nth-
vmd. ir destination b. not known.
Washington, d. C., Dee. 81. Minister
nouhy rllri the State department To.
day uW ibe Chinese government has
appointed TOO peace oomui asionor.,
/ Chang Ncn liuan aud shoa. who viii
. proceed at encc on a mission from rckin
Co ihc Japanese capital,
Washington. y. G., Doe o. Adyiccu
ftmmNoN York state thul 90 .iuO0i Boz
gold uas to-day Withdrawn from tho
tuhirasnry which leaves the true
amount OF Zoe gold reserve tss,mO,3l0.
since December ist the Withdrawal
amount Go s2s,55u,2s5, OF which 90 iu
as shown, lev, than sIQO0.OOO vas in-
tended Tor export The cash balance h
iho treasury to-day was ,i5i,9s526S,
Weisor, Ida. Dee Special o.
Trihuno. The remains ui the unknown
man Who WIS killed by work train
about live miles cas-, OF Huntington 10
day we're brought TO Wcircr Tie va
manglcd out Of ali resemblance Go Z
human bcing, the head being seyuroi
p rru.'ei.' f-ar geo hely. Tho fppo
siuan T. that the unfortunate was o doa
protector. Who has been seen aroun
Huntington the past week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-28

Austin Neel IL aroand after an Illness
OF about six weeks.
Mr.. Edward Denny returned from
Tooelc with his better half last week.
c. s. Work, the Oakley school teacher.
aud Mr.. olmsicad, the North Kamas
teacher, ARE spending the holidays NJ
Salt Lake.
William white and wife gave a nnc
turkey dinner ON Wednesday tn o. few
friends Tto-c present were Mrs. n.
q. Hun, Mrs. ;. Evans, n. -. Snapp
and lady. Mr.. White aud his lady made
everything pleasant that they could in
thc wgy Of urce,-arie- OF life, and some.
thing 10 make the eve spmkle.
M-r May Belle Frazier returned from
Park City last SATURDAY.
III. frazier's littIe babc Is very siel,
81 ihis writing.
james Evans and wife spent their
Christmas in Park City.
Christmas was % duh day in Oakley
owing TO tho hard times. :.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-28

\ legal eight has boon begun against
thOitromr tax. 80
Tie German government y weak IN
the Reichsiag.
The Senate and House have adjourned
until January 8rd.
Eight icot OF snow aud disastrous land
slides are reported from northern Cali
iornia.
Washington, u. O., Dee. 22.-Coneen
Of Wyoming has introduced bin APP
ropriaung 900 TO meet expenses Of
protecting timber on publIc lands.
Washington, Doe. "a Ropusenia-
/ live Bryan has intro1ucci two Joint
resolutions affecting thc term Of office
Of the President one rcsolutIon pro-
posses nn amendment 10 tho Constitution
masking the President inrligibls 10 sue
coed himself; the other makes the
President ineligible 10 a second term.
Washington. D. O., Dee. 20. "A gen.
cral omnibus bill for the rclici Of the
various States. Territories and cities of
the country, a. final discharge Of exist.
ing claims against the government, has
been introduced Ia the House by Mr..
Stone by request. The amounts IN The
bill are; New York city, t2Oa5. 1884;
California, fJ,s5l,sl5i Oregon, 1886, 1862 I;
T Nrvuda. flOi O00
Washington, D. @. Dee. 22.-Chairman
Springer NJ the House COMMITTEES on
banking and currency said to-day that
he believed the Carlisle currency bill
will have a safe majority Ia the House
although no canvass has been made. Mr..
Bland said he would urge HE substitute
notwithstanding the amend inents 20 the
Carlisle bill. The latter he saws still
contains the Objectionable feature Of
putting the currency issues Of the osun-
Try ia the hands Of National banks.
Washington, d. G., Dec. 22.-secre-
tary Herbert gave orders for the pre-
parntion Of contract with the Holland
Submarine Boat Company for the con-
struetion Of u submarine boat to cost
$50 900. The Bureau Of Construction
and Steam Engineering, which has care
fully examined the matter, reported that
the plans are feasible, that there IL no
danger to the crew Of the fleet and that
the thickness Of the boat sh ould be one
half inch at the middle belt, tapering TO
three-eighlhs Of an inch NJ the ends.
Washington, d. c., Dec. Ex-senator
Blanchard to-day presented a petition
numsrously signed by cane sugar grow
sra Of western Louisiana for the pay
ment Of the bounty Of 1894. The psti-
TONERS represent that they are poor
people, that relying upon the govern
ment TO pay the bounty they contracted
obligations which IN view ofths reDeal
OF the bounty law and the refusal Of the
treasury to pay the bounty, is certain to
bring ruin upon them unless relief 10
furnished. They report that much Of
their outlay was for implements for
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-28

Christmas passed off quite pleasantly
here. The children were given dance
in the afternoon. The dance in the
evening was we'll attended. Quite y
number OF young people were here from
wanship. All present appeared to have
an enjoyable Time.
Quite number Of Rockport young
people were at the dance IN Wanship
on Christmas eve.
Howard Malin and wife and Miss
Flossie Smith went 10 Salt Lake City
on Monday to spend the holidays.
Niles I.ydie Stalker returned home on
Friday last from Pleasant Grove, where
she has been for some time.
Niles Anice Vernon ia quite III. She
returned home from Park City on the
Goth inst
Miss Louie johnson came home from
the Park ON the 10Th.
Nj. William Brown and Miss Sarah
Gibbons made a trip 10 Salt Lake City
last week.
Mr.. Amos Sargent and wife OF lloyts'
vile spent Christmas here with her
brothers, William and Samuel Brown.
William Horton and wife, Nathaniel
Stalker and wife, Thomas, Albra, and
George Gibbons OF Oakley. with their
families. spent Christmas in RockporI
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wardsll Of Peoa
we're Visiting her mother, Mrs. Julia
Cossey, on the 10Th.
Miss Martin Of Park City is here
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Steven.
There will be dance in Rockpori
Social Hall on the evening Of December
3lst.
James RheAd. William Welsh and
Thomas Chapel Of COAlville spent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-28

Christmas day will long be- rcmcm-
bcryd by tine proplc oi ilcneicr, es.
p,cihuy the Young. According 20 pro-
grain. the people met at no %. M. Ia the
meeting house, which, hy the way, had
just been whilcwathed aud neatly
trimmed .or hr uccaf,n boy our cuer'
gctic committee. Alter opening cXcf-
cisr-, un appropriate address was dc-
lNcrri 10y Nr. stephen Bcmd on the
"Birtlt ol Christ" which wac followed
hy 900 cssa, hy Mia Dauk and song
by the Misses prardcu. 4 brief addrc-s
was also made los Me- Robert A. jones
aud several select pieces were sung
by the choir;afirr which the presents
were disirhuicd from the Christmas
t,sc, much to the joy aud satisfaction Of
the li,ilo onos. The afternoon was spent
In dancing by the children and the
adults spcnt the evening la the saus
manner. Too much cannot be- said ioi
our committee Tor the taste and good
order shown by them throughout IA,
entire ailait, aud We hope 20 see man'
such happy reunions together.
quite number oi visitors wer,
noticed ut our party on Christmas; som'
SOME from Park City, Coalyillc, Echo
Nioraao. salt Lake eng and Croyden.
The people Of lleueicr are hereby in
formed that the grand masquerade bal
that was to be held % Echo on Ney
Years night will be held on New Year
eve.
About half the male people OF on
town attended the trial NJ Echo d
Messr-. Porter aud Kilburn on the 18th
The lawyers, by their eloquent orator
aud interrogetions. held the audionc
spell.bound all the afternoon and IL wa
a great relief TO everybody when on
worthy judge. Z. Morse, brought III
proceeding ton close by binding Owe
the defendants TO the grand jury. D.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-28

llEsErEE. Dec. p, 1894.
Epiton Tnrs:-l viii tell you the
best location, Ia my opinion. for the es'
tablishueut Of q successful aud prosper
Gus creamery In summit county. Il can
be plainly seen by those who read my
last letter IN TIM rnu- that none Of our
towns alone would be able to furnish
milk In sufficient quantity, but that II
would require the combined efforts Of
Rockport. 10 miles Wanship, Z lloyls-
vile, 3 Upton, TO-; llenefer, TO- Echo,
o miles, and perhaps peoa and Croydon
which are about l3miles and also the
three wards comprising Coalvillc, to
prodiably operate creamery all the
year round. II would be best not too
near a railway depot ON account OF
smoke IL should be- distance from d
place u worship because Of being open
TO receive milk on Sunday morning
Therefore a good location would be on
the county road ana south Of Chalk
creek. close by Chalk creek bridge in
Coalville. Coed watar could be OBJ
tanned here by sinking well at small
cost. Con.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-28

l.oh Randolph Churchill Is on his
dcathhcd.
The CHA ilousc, San Fancisco, was
destroyed by fire.
A ios Angeles bicyclisi beats the PAGER.
Flying J,h.
llorrf'e rsalmout is reported Of
'iecragc passcnrers In quarantine at
Chester, IA.
Chicago university football eleven de-
ieated siahi a University a, San FRAN
cisco, - to4.
Washington, Dee 20 Representative
Gear Of Iowa was taken III at bis apart
menta last night, and his condition was
consIiercdsome what serious. To-day he
Is said TO be much improved.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-28

Mercur MercurY.-The deep railroad
cut on the hill below the Mercur mine,
which WAS finished the first Of the week
opened vein where no one had any
idea that one existed. It il very lively
looking matter, and is probably an sN-
tension Of the Msrcur vein Assays are
being made to determine It's value. and
there ia no reason to doubt but that II
Is good milling ore. This, with the
developments recently made in the
working below the Ruby tunnel, proves
that the resources Of this property are
not even yet half developed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-28
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Frank Maxwell unexpectedly returned
HON, 90 December 25ih. in time TO eat
hi- Christina. dinner with his hiher
aud ar'u.r Fmnt hos been employed
by i.s letter Mining CO.. 300 Montana.
lie wns i3youslv welcomed home by q
host q, relatives and friends.
Ne Edmond Walker presented your
CORE pendent with some very anc neW
potmocs ior his Christmas dinner Ncu
poiStocs 80 this time oi thcyc BE- some
thiatofa 'uSury n this coli climate.
Tile enter ainmcnt on Christmas eve
W.. grand -drcuss.
ON thc afternoon Of Christina day
the children were given dance uu lee
the evening the Older ONES enjoyed
themselves 10 the dance. Home gather.
iugs and enjoyment wa. the general
order OF the day.
Born, December 2lsi, to thc wife OF
II. %. williams. boy The new boy
weighed 10 pounds. Henry thinks this
iu-ure- bin urw lease ct lic Moihci
and child doing we'll.
A drunken fellow, from one Of our
noighboring towns, disturbed the quiet
Of our citizens q few nights ago. Don't
do b again, Young fellow, mr. you will boz
poioir - .rr' 10 ~uns nw srna sym.
pathy Nill have no effect the next time.
Jamc. Whcsier's string hand u fur
nishiug the music here during the holi.
days. u. Il. 4. NIER.