The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

suits 1t Itah manufactured goods ~
hy Utah tailors Every pcrson should
be- congratulated who BE- seen wearing =
Utah made suit"
AsWo go 20 press one NJ the .alicsl
mi.iornncs ios yeats occurred % the
funeral services of Father Joseph Dunk.
Iry thi. afternoon. Ats rhealg Chris
irnscuo f this city well known here,
aud an active member ~ the Woman'-
Suffrage Association. iaiut'i when she
entered tho house where thr rrylges
were cling carried on. ,ud fell o. the
door. People rushed 10 her md picked
her 49,, carrying her outside, aud then
and there shc bal the appearance of u
curp.c. She wa administered lo and
worked with iof un hour She hardly
brcaihrd n, iimrs aud her pulse could
no, be- feit To heat. Indications are that
she VIII no, 'cr.i.A.e lill monins' At
died from tho effect oi the stroEc,@
American Fork item.
sc. Whom informed O Representa-.
tive Of the BGsIer that the sides of the
mountains and adjoining lands SOUTH
cast Of Brigham are literally alive with
gra'shoppcrs. There are millions Of
these destructive hoppers. There arr Of
many varieties, colors and sizes. They
are found In all sizes from that oi
small house ily 10 hall rs large asa
mans finger There are evidently nu'
meron- breeds. but all sogm 10 work
harmouiously together O. the end NJ
DESTROYING ali vegetation that comes in
their way. They appear di-incliued To
leave th. vicinity, most oi them having
h,cn haichcd there ON the sunny noun
tain slope. They can hardly be- driven
ont Of the luccrn fields, vegetable gar.
deus and orchards where they arc Great
INK .ad hayoc. Most Of Mr.. Visions
vegetables have been ruined by the
greedy hoppers Several other places
near by have also suffered from their
visits. But the tract over which they
have spread 80 Tar h comparatively
snail aud has affected but few people,
Brigham Bugler.
News reached Salina this week Of the
drowning Of two Young ladies In the East
Fork II the SEWER, near Coyote Garfield
county, last Friday. Esther Mccullough
} and Netiie Accord we're bathing In the
o river on the morning In question, the
, stream being shallow, but full Of deer
, holes. About noon two fishermen passed
- the spot and noticed the clothes Of the
a Young ladies ON the bank They CAV,
q the matter little attention, but on re-
, turning couple oi hours later theli
}. suspicious Sere aroused by seeing th'
i clothes In the same place. They at one
T. instituted search, which resulted II
finding the bodies Of the young ladies II
deep pool. Word was at once sent 4
n Coyote and the victims Of the distress
" ing occurrence were tenderly conyeye
u to town. The girls were each about /
10 years OF age. Esther WAS the daughle
l. Of the village postmaster, Mr.. McCuI
II Tough, and Nettie was step-daughter {
20 Mr.. Josiah Nichols, Both were brigh
lie yiyaelous girls, and their death is III
n. timely aud sad. The funeral ceremoni'
~ occurred last Sunday, a large crowd (
ar neighbors being present to witness n
It. last sad rites and condole with the grie
stricken relatives.-salina Press.
m Park Valley has a terror Il isa ma
Il. with a mania to shoot. We are reliab
al informed that some three weeks ago
er Young man was tending sheep In
ks certain canyon near Park Valley.
pc No. ordered out OF the place by MI
Hs dent. who threatened 10 nee Dis ride
10. rnI..ce compliance. The b'rdsr tnr
m. he had ~ good right lu that place
ei. anyone, ~ he hpedei not the ihie'
BILE Next lay when the mau found the you
~. still there he opened lire on him. n
on hcrier, who drew his pistol In deienl
lily was struck m the arm and side by /
mo cruel ride balls, he tried TO dee byiC