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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

Gold reserve has fallen 10 little over
nineiy-,ix millions.
Silver gees to 81 cents in New York /;
7y6d In London.
g:sen in,euds,o crush China into sub
ni-...,on and wants no outside media
ton.
Della Ia anntsncad 10 slk nlontil,A I'm.
prisonment by Judge Woods for con.
tempt Of court. The other A. Il. U.
directors get three msnths.
George Iayigue and his party were
arrested and held to await the result Of
a knockout fight at New Orleans, which
will probably end In Andy Bowen's
death.
Washington, Dec. ll.-The time OF
the House was consumed to-day with
debate on the pension appropriation
bill, and although II aboundcd in
charges aud couherohsrges, 10 lacked
Interesting details. The nil carries
Sal 1891 $40 and wns passed ~lihoui
amendment. Tho lliit resolution Of in
quirv calling ON the Secretary Of Stat,
Tor the correspondence relating 20 th'
payment Of $4,000 In the bin in con
nection with the fur seal controversy
WIS adopted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

The Whisky Trust IN In distress. Ills
barred from hall Of IL old territory.
The L"xow committee Is still digging.
Federation Of Labor adjourned after a
loye.ieast.
AliS makes fast time in practice trial
az los Angeles. lie docs a hall Ia ~.
Silver Is quoted NJ 5D5S cents por ounce
In New York; y 7-lOi In London.
New Orleans, Dee. is.-The coroner's
jury decided that Bowen's death was
dneto the clubs failure to pad the ring
in ahich the contest took place.
Kansas City, Dee. ls.-Ike CHIN, form
crly a deputy constable in Justice Bario's
court, was shot aud killed by Foster Pol
lard iast night. Both are negroes. Pot
lard has been arrested.
Windsor, Ont, Dee. lS.--Aiter terror
izing the women Of Windsor for nearly
ak months 80 that none Of them dared
Sentue on the street at night without an
escort, William Marshall, alias "Jack
the liugger, &" WIS sentenced TO the peni-
Tertiary for three years.
Cassyille, Mo, DOc. ls.-At Dry Hol-
low, eight miles south Of this place, 1 n a
1T OF dependency. Mrs. William Jones
cut the throAts Of her five and seven
year-old children with razor and COM
mitted suicide in the same manner. Two
older children and the baby we're un
harmed.
Washington, Dee. ls. -epealer Crisp
and tine honss leaders have reported a
iaeii agreement iy which thr adjourn.
meni for the holiday recess will bo nk On
SO Tho close % ihe session next sat mr.
day, and the re1ssem sling viii be at
noon, January ard.
Senator IIill made speech In myo
Of the amendment Of the Senate ru les
To-day ilo said public sentiment de.
sired the adoption OF new methods OF
procedure. His idea Is to limit deb ate,
Bland has new coinage bin. lie pro-
poses to issue notes, based on coin,
either gold or silver.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

by her mother She Intends VISITING
the Temple with Thomas T.. Judd Of
louisville lciorc they rctud To their
home.
Joseph Fishcr aud Joseph Wilde Of
CoalvilIc vi-itci Upton ON sunday
last ns stake mi.soupric.. Both we're
speaker. ~ the afternoon services.
Their Instructions were timely. Joseph
Wide Willdeliver lecture before the
y. Nm J. A.. on sunday evening next
December Or b Up ciai invitation.
Mrs. William Boyer si.li remains
-oriou ~ 10, aud Is confined 20 her bed.
It b. hoped ihhi before this ictr ,e. the
uublic She Will be- much improved
There will be an ola.h,hion,d hard
times bali At Upton on Friday evening.
December 18th. Everybody Is invited
to come and bring the lunch. hot coffee
Tree.
Arrangements are m1dr Tor Christmas
aud New Yours DAYS 4 committee has
been appointed for that purpose, con.
sisting OF ". l.. Benson. sainnel Robin.
son nuu John $. Saxt0n. G..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21
MORGAN.

EHN,sAAN
Mayor IIeiner made trip to Coal.
willie last Tuesday.
! As the bridge men we're coming In
last Friday evening timber bar slippai
0d the handcar. struck atieand bounced
back, striking John Durham In the calf
u the lea and making bad and painful
hesh wound. lie was takenio the U.
7. Hospital at Ogden and is now getting
alsng nicely, being able to got around
some by the aid Of crutches.
James RRwl aud Il 4. Frs have n
shooting match advertised to take place
Friday aud Saturday, December 2lst
and 22nd, but ~ games Of chance arc
no. allowed In this city, there t. some
talk q not allowing the match to take
place. We have closed up the nickle-in.
thc'slot and dice machines. and justice
for one should b. Justice for all.
Harry, the painter from Echo, wai
visiting his many friends in Morgan last
Tuesday.
Tine military ball last week MAS d
grand success. A number Of the boyi
in blue were up from Ogden.
Three Young boys were arrested lasl
Tuesday for firing Oh their reyolyers ~
the city limits while out slcigh-riding
They We're kept In jail short time aud
paid Il small fine. We hope this vii
put an end TO n practice that has beef
very annoying.
Our barber has left ~. There Il nos
a good op"ning here fora 6rsl-ciass ton
serial artist Of steady habits.
We hope 10 receive gisit from N,
Coalville Dramatic Coupany when thel
get themselves In sheps. We promise
them hearty welcome.
The North Morgan school will give a.
entertainment Christmas EVE, consistinl
Of music, songs, reetntions aud din
logucs. Considerable preparation Il be
ing made and the pupils expect to Civ
their parents and friends an oHcellen
entertainment.
An effort is being made to organize NJ
A. o. u. w. lodge In Morgan, We hop
II win succeed.
Our merchants have a fine display o
holiday goods aud business seems to b
good with all Of them. Butan lad" II
Tux CoALviiLE TMEs would eertsinll
be the means oil their doubling lbei
business. Tx.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

W. q. Stevens and Leonard Frazier
went 10 lloytsville after -our cattle.
40. johnson OF Kama- w.s lu Oaklcy
hst sunday, Sinking hands With bis
many friends.
D. Horton went 20 Sslt Lake 20 pur-
ella ais hoIilHy gp'd- frr Christina.
Robert Naumnu. the oakley miller.
ioos hi- departure Tor salt Lake the
other day.
The White ioys killed large cougar
yesterday near their place.
Born. To thc wife Of Marion Frazier. q
hoy on the loih inst. Az are doing
we'll.
y. J. Hansen met with an accident
which would have resulted Ia death II il
had not been iur the depth Of snow. lie
Was on horseback, driving = me horses
out Of his liold and while riding very
fast his horse stumbled and fell
across Ma llansons back. lie says 10
seemed to him W. though Il took him
half an hour to yet on his feet aud re-.
gain bis seGscs. lie 10 able to be around
again.
C.. $. Work, our school teacher, il
going 10 Park City for au examination
this afternoon. lie will take some three
or four II the young ladies with him
for company
Wednesday night was the stormiest
night Of the season. The wind blew ~
hard IL shook nearly every house In
town. 4.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21
nENKFER.

Mr.. and Mr-. x. knight and daughter
of Croydeu attended services here on
Sunday last.
Miss Annie Shill returned from Ogden
on Friday, after brief visit to Mrs.
Sanders.
Mrs. Eliza Rhead and Mrs. Wilde OF
CoalNille made visit 10 Heneier on the
10Th for the purpose Of recognizing the
Y, l.. NJ. l. A. Mrs. Rosa II. Bachelor
WIS chosen president, with Mise .
Eldora Harris and Charlotte Judd as
counsellors.
Some Of our boys started with teams
and slsighs to haul coal for John Hopkin
at Grass creek the beginning Of the
week, but had to turn back and get
wagons.
Mr.. Robert Marchant and John Horton
wer" home missionaries to Hsneier on
the 10th.
Mr.. T.. q. Evans, the principal of our
day school, delivered very interesting
lecture 90 the Y. NJ NJ. /. A. meeting
on rucsiay iast. Ills subject treated Of
etiquette, morality and iutempcunca.
Mr. Eyana isa very pleasing speaker.
The roads at present are in bad cou-
dition for travel. There il neither good
sleighing nor Nagoning.
The committee appointed Tor onr
Christmas party have whiiewashel the
meetiug'house and seem to be taking O
great interest in the welfare Of our Young
people. They are getting up nice
tree for the children. The exercises
will commence at a. N. There will
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

Denver. Colo, Dec. IA special 10
the Republican from Washington, d. O.,
says; The Adminis'ration has deter
mined 10 dght the Ute BILL hut the
Colorado delegates will try TO pass IL
over the opposition. This will be a
difficult thing 10 do, as, In case the
President should veto HE bill there are
enough Administration men boo one
lraneh or the other Id prevent cn1rIng
inH ucctgsary tWn-thida Vote. socfD-
Wy smith, ln bis letter 90 Senators
No'coii and Teller, says that Doe hHf
very carefully considered the matter
personally, and also enclosed % report
nom agents gf 10 the number and COM
.dliion u the Indians that he bases bic
opposition 10 the bill, ~ cannot believe
10 WISE" he Gays, $50 undertake ui
allotment OF land 10 them boo seyemiU.
am OF the opinion that Congress should
definitely decide 70 leave the Indians
where they are and let the subject rest
there for twelve months longer. during
which tim" II will be determined what
progress can be made with the Indians"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

Springfield, Mass, Dec. l6.-Joseph l.,
shipleY, for twenty years editor and
principal owner Of the Springfield Union,
died suddenly Of heaat disease shortly
after midnight.
Kansas City. Mo-. Dec. lG.-Dayid
Tuckhorn, q buyer Tor Nelson, Morris d
Co., shot himarIi through tine head in bis
room $40 SO. ilJl Pom street, thI vpl.
ine lIc died iaw minutes aitcr
Tho cause ottae suicide has uot been
learned
MiIledgeylle, Ga., Dee. l6.-Dr. II. a.
Nelson, superintendent Of The mediate
ASYLUM, WAS literally chopped 10 pieces
might by Thomas Allen, an inmate
OF the asylum. Allen was suffering from
delirium tIemens and Or. Nelson had
taken him fora walk. Suddenly while
the physicians back was turned Allen
sprang upon him with a Ratchet and
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

The German MINISTRY Is defeated in
the Reichstag.
Andy Bowen IL dead and Layigue II
held on bail for murder.
The socialist plank in the political pro-
grammo Is voted ost by the Federation
OF Labor
Tribune special An three Of the Yin.
tab and Uncompahgre commia-ioners
have nov left the city, 10 proceed ia
Utah. Me-srs Scott anl Davis being the
last To go. For two years these three
men win each be- duginga stipend Of
81 per day, aud in addition 10 This per-
quisite, thelr railroad aud olherexpenses
are paid by the United States govern
ment, which also allows them clerk
whose salary and appointment shall be-
determined upon by the commissioners
keeping the total down to $40, 200, which
amount has been applied TO deipy the
expenses Of allotting the lands in the
Uncompahgre reservation and nogoiiat.
ing with the Uintahs for the relinquish'
ment OF their lands.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

We feel SORRY 90 state that Mr.. and
Mr Thumus Bates on the 18Th had u
son horn which ouly lived short tirue.
Mrs, Bates il quite low hut is doing ~
well us can be- expected at This writing.
Miss Bertha Rigby was taken down
with typhoid fever last week. She is
getting along ~ weila can beexpected.
Mr.. ~. stewar, took part Of his
school and visited two ai the Coalville
schools on HE 18th. Al enjoyed their
visit.
Born. to Mr.. aud Mrs. stromncs, ON
Toe 2oth, q SON. Both mothorand child
are doing nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. smith Of liamas have
be'n visiting With their daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Bates, this week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21
SPARKS.
DAILY LIST OF HAPPENINGS ANu
OTHER NEWS.
Al ~" irnroftHnt E,snt. ~ the werh
Condensed PROM the Latest rcirgraphic
rspa'ehes FROM Mere. Ib.,e aud
Esrfywherr



The sub committee on coinagc favor,
o. uiut iu Salt lake
Mu Nowcn Of Omaha. supposed d,
hnyr drowned hcrssii npreHr- n st
ioui- in pursuit oi he's fleeing husband
Senators Wolcott and Teller urge on
Secretary Smith the Necessity II settling
the ute' as provided by the pending sen.
ate bill.
A volcanic earthquake iu The New
llehudcs islands iults q yillage into the
sea and comprls the natives di the
island to Zee in canoes.
The previous question wns ordered.
and Mr.. Cochran dem. \. W moved
to reoommit the hill, with instructions
10 strike out The approximation Tor the
collection Of income taS, Mr., Cockran.
motion va. defeated. 10 10 100.
Washington. D. c.. Dec. I3.-The
llou'e this morning postponed until
January 10Th the William Settle rlrc,
tion case aud Immediately went iAtc
committee Of the whole Tor the further
consideration Of the urgency dcdcieuc,
hill and appropriations. The pending
amendment WIS that Of Mr.. Henderson
tRep., la.) TO reduce the appropriation
Of 1850, 600 for special examiners to 1925
600. TWAS lost, % TO ~. The com
mittse then rose and reported To III,
House with favorable recommends
| ton.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

TIE En,sv..Ic creamery BE- co-opcr,.
ii'' "r,upic. a frame building. ~ uu
by atmt'I steam Engine iu tho central
pm OF town, about milo aud hail
6omiho railway depot Three persons
arr employed Mills 10 received until
II O'Clock each da,. Tho price Tor
mi'k 1900. Hhuuf zoe per hundred pounds
IN summer and mp go nD,cuis in winter.
Great amounisotcAcrllcnt butter. cheese
and buuemiIk are manufactured aui
shipped 90 Salt Lake, ogden. Park CITY
and other places. Large numbers "
hogs ac aIso very prodiuhly raised u
couple ni miles from the creamery.
ierhar oHsht io have sold Davis
county creamery, Tor O. great amount Of
lie support 3, derived from the nciehbor.
Ing towns. For ius' ancc milk 10 brought
IN lrom bennington, distance of n,e
miles from umtah z; oil the range.
from 10 loi Cenlcrille lOi Riverlalc
70, and Hooper 70 miles.
The people also cooperate Ia sendiug
in their milk, a. 10 many instances one
team will haul Tor u number OF cu.to
msrs. The night and mornings milk
20 10 together, eight gallon cans are
used, and are scared with dry salt.
The creamery has been success from
the start, and settles up With It's patrons
every month-always Ia cash. Mr..
Burton has averaged $50 per
month from ten cows during the past
summer, and expects $50 per month
during this coming winter.
Twill tell you in my next where
think would be good location for .
creamery In Summit county. Con.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

A iincina Newrasils. Wash, coal min.
endangerS many lives.
Carlirle's currency bill viii not come
To vote until January It'll.
John Mcliridc OF the United Min.
Workers defeated Gompsrs for the
presidency ithe American Federation
Of Labor.
murderer Perry convicted on evidence
FURNISHED by his own counsel, 1. denied
now trial By tho Idaho Supreme Court
Justice Huston dissenting
Boise, lia,, Dec. i7.--lIIerald spsclalI
y. w. llih was arrested on a charge Of
forging this name Of Attorney. tieneral
Parsons to checks aRgrega,ing 500. Ito
was held In 81 800 bonds. He told the
cheif OF police he, wonld plead guilty.
lliu claims 10 be brother u I. q. ina.
the Sal, Lake clergy,nad.
A Fable message Of the greatest i'm
p.s,snos A. ,su~snumrsa fn,sfs~ts "a
the United States has gone firm tho
state department at Washington TO Mat
rid. 1t is taniamonnt 10 nm informal
notice to The nations Of the earth that II
trade determinations agalnrt the United
states do not cease mca.urrr will bc
adopted by the president for the pro,ec-
ton oi American coismerrc under the
lnuihorlty u lheact Of congress OF August
l3, 1870, empowering him TO stop ,he
importation II goods from countries that
persist In such determinations. Gao Of
the chcii oiienders ia this respect /,
Spain and Tor that reason Madrid Is 49,
lec'ed asa poiuI Of attack, Though the
nriiun would BIZ righuully construed a
udiraling policy applicable To Ger
many, Denmark France aud many oih,l
nations thai have put an embargo ~
American products.
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NO. az

repeatedly buried The mnricrous weapon
IA his skull Allen +. 90 ial.
Waupun, Wiz. Dec. 10. Tho schnltz
chilirrn who disappeared from tb,ir
home iu tho town Of wa-pnn last Mon
'"y nnd ior whom hundteds 81 me,
have been searching, wcrc ionpd d.,d
'o-ihN in tfe Voois two mile. f,,,,
,he homestead The, Loot Their r.y in
Monday. storm anil died bonn es.
posur. "a
S"'nllni' Dee. ld.--An imperial eJis.
ma Teen i'suel commanding Ia. CON.
d'nrnr- of rctin Co. give special n,,,.,.
l'on.la 'he legations w thHt elf. and
To ih" r'iicnces Of iorcignor. The
Fend'armrs are directed to imme.lis,sIv
af'e', any person who attempt, H. Ms.
'urb the pence.
Auckland, N ". Dee. iG-A.l,ic..
rom Apia' samoa u date December =
are 10 the effect that the well t,,,.','
novelist Robert louis stevenson ha'i
d'ed suddenly from npoplexy M. -.
mans were inferred on the SUNNI, =,
ia'a mountain 1900 feet birh. At,ha
,'me Of his death, Mr.. Stevenson had
Just completed the writing of n mes.
. y, Tie wac bora in Edinburgh
November 10, 1850.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

Nh. George H. Lyos OF Park City was
down here on Tue.day In search OF n
lndy servant, as his wife has a parnly tie
stroke, rendering her helpless.
Mrs. Herbert Crittenden left for the
Park on Tuesday last.
Mr. Thomas Judd, who hasiust passed
through ihirtS-iour long. lonely, dreary,
drzzly, cold, shiyering winters. con
eluded all Of a sudden to go Il alone no
longer, so took Miss Emma CLARK Of
Upton, daughter Of Mr. Frank G.. Clark
to Salt Lake on Tuesday, where they
we're mprried. MIR. Judd will he con.
graduated on every hand for his achieve
ment. We wish Mr.. and Mrs. Juda a
long, blissiu lie.
Born, to the wife off II. llobson, a
daughter, on the 18th inst. Mother
and child doing we'll.
Rumor has II that SAMUEL Daniels
will take to himself a wife on Christmas
day, in the person OF Mics Barnea OF
Heher City. So may II be. Let the
good work continue.
Our wide-awake teacher, Mr.. Olson,
gave the children lance and treated
them TO candy on Thursday as preface
To The holidays fie, with his one as
riemut, % couiustIug very large school
800 thorough manner with ana enroll
mcut 90 NO pupils. lie win attend the
examination at the Park to-day aud then
leave for HE home ON Monday to spend
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

Mr. Robert sddoway and son went to
n. ming'on via Sal, lake City on bust.
ness.
Ala 80
'.led and Ca .herinr L. seamons are
In Salt Lake City on pleasure and BUSH
ness combined.
George Run and Juteph Jones were
the speakers at our meeting Sunday.
They gave ssme very good instructions,
which II carried out will make some
changes for the better.
our school teacher got npa nice en-
tertainment Tor the children On Thurs
day. the goth, ~ she Is going home ior
the holidays.
Mu. liAyer. the Peoa school teacher
II here visiting the school.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

The wife Of William Harris Of Upton
gave birth TO dne daughter on the 18Th
OF December. Mother and baby doing
we'll.
Miss Emma Clark left Upton on Sun
day last for Salt Lake City, accompanied
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

he duUrfr theciillrru in ihealicr.
moon lud agaud ball in the evening.
fonrcorrep,ndent was misiniormrd
iast week boo fcgnri 'o the ward con-
Ference of licn"icr Il b. to be- ou ~ntur.
day GOOD SUNDAY. the 2sndaud s3rI.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

surprise 10 many. The entertainment
was voted q success. must not forget
ihai between the entertainment and
the dance lunch Of good things wis
passed around TO satisfy thc inner man.
q. Il. T.. Vten.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

lrm 1iyrsr correspondents are
earnestly roquc.icd 10 get their letters 10
this office not later than Thursday
morning Of esch Wsrk, ns II is great
inconvenience aud sometimes au im.
possibility TO handle matter that arrives
later than thi- date --Epl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21

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inconvenience aud sometimes au im
possibility TO handle matter that arrives
later than thi- date. Epl
PEoA.
oar genial friend. William Dix. was
iu town this week.
our iusiiccof the peace has several
civil .ui,- 20 disro.e of before biz sue
ccssor takes his place.
W. n. Stevens Of Oakley was iu Peoa
the first Of the week on legal business.
The 22nd Quorum OF Seventies will
hold their regular monthly meeting In
Kamas on Sunday, December 2Sfd. at ~
o'clock. noon.
The stores in our neighborinv towns
arercaping q harvest from ourciiizens.
reoa wants another store aud that
badly
The Peoa South Bench Canal and
Irrigation Company will hold special
mSetingo the evening Of December
2Dth, 1894, TO amend the constitution
and bylaws Of the company.
An attachment was COTTON out on
Aouday in Justice Marehant's court and
Roods AM chattels Of John NJ. Neel were
attached ior debt, Neel having left for
mart. unl rovp. and that too, in very
sr.s, hnr,y and ,,c,ecry, presumably TO
d.tr.nd nj. creditor,
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'on's 81 W." , W 49, ~, 80 -, 80, !,
evening" u 70 ,V"''", ~ Wv I'm a. "
'ne SUNDAY senoo'' "o'' wa Se said
VI '"'' '"'o' '"'
Mr.. Fad MI, Gdnderson Of Salt Lake
W-tcy wre In Pcoa this week visiting
relatives and friends.
There IA more or less sickness among
the children owing 10 colds. but otiiing
serious has been reported so far.
Com. r.in fall n, "Wednesday nj mi.
woot ,,hi,h ,n,do ia, snow son,,nhnt
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Tue children are nll wondering wha'
santa Vlaua WIN oring 'hem' II ia To
be hoped iha' he VIII not forget TIE
poor Who are always win u.s. ANA tho'
the poorest o' h's subjects "ili be hihull
provided Ior 30 MAT all' the rich ANA TIE
poor the hlgh ana TIE low, may have
cause TO rejoice ON That day OF days
Peace on GARTH good Will to men
should lie the "Weh cry
The time Is near for turning over d
new leaf. How many good resolution.
will be- mude2 How many will b,
broken2 II You make a good resolution
sec that you keep 10 and then you vii
be the bottor able to make another ana
keep H., Your correspondent knows 81
circumstance here, which is verify
Of note gentleman who had used
tobacco, tea and coffee for the past forty
six years, the tobacco to excess mnd'
up ne m'nd mat le would quit lie
d'd not proclaim ms ON the house'"ps
but quietly without saying wh'H De
was dong put h's resolution me
practice his wile, Tor several day.
placed Yea or Gomez before MN AZ eHeO
meal the gentleman would my he
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-21
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The E,,nts ~ The wesk PROM Nrariy
Every Town In sumsit County What
1.-The rimc.'s" Representative Have
Pound ~ Write Abunt.