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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-21
BY AUTHORITY.
IRRIGATION NOTICE,

Holders of water privileges, or those
paying water rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes are
from to 5 o'clock A. NJ, and 5 to 9
o'clock P. N. A. BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
Approved:
J. A. KING,
Minister VI the Interior.
Honolulu, May ~, 1884. llS3-tf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-21
The Reason.

There are some people in
Honolulu who think they
are not properly clad unless
the garments they wear
cost $50 or so. The rca-
son is apparcnt-thcy are
rich.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-21
WATER NOTICE.

Owing to the drought and scarcity OF
water, the residents above Judd street
are requested to collect what water they
may require for household purposes
before o'clock A. ".
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
Honolulu, n. L. July ~, 1874.
lIS.-tf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-21
Timely Topics
MOT'. II, IS94.

lllS ldIIlldll Has uSCIl Il great
comforter to the parties who
own crops as well as to the
people who drive along Bere-
tania street past the "horSe
scarer' at Thomas Square, for
the unsightly thing has been
removed. The mud is dis
agreeable but the annoyance is
decreased when you have a
Hartmann Steel Mat. II is as
tonishing how quickly and
thoroughly the SoleS of the
shoes are cleaned by rubbing
them over the steel. We have
the mats in various sizes for
the house, store or public
building.
Another novelty in the way
of a Blacking Box. BY the
&C. d. Bryant we received a
lot of Blacking Boxes Jap
aned and nickeled), which fold
up against the wall and are
completely out of the way.
You've seen them advertised in
the magazines and thought
them good thing. You were
right in your opinion because
they Ur a good thing and well
worth the $3.50 you pay for
them.
The Premier Egg Cups do
not seem to BE- known here
Judging from the many inqui-
rieS We have had from people
who said they had never heard
OF them. These cups arc made
Of porcelain just like a tea cup,
only smaller, and have a nickel
plated top which screws on,
The cook breaks the eggs in
the cup ana puts the iii on and
then drops il into hot water
In 4 few minutes the egg is
cooked and brought TO table in
the cup. The advantages oI
this egg cup are several. IN
the first place there is no dan
ger OF having Superannuatet
egg dropping into your gla>,
when you arc ready to cat YOU
breakfast; if the eggs arc to,
ripe it is not known outSid,
the kitchen because your cool
will learn Of il when he break,
the shell, and before the egg j,
cooked. 1t is not a plea>an
, occupation to break the shell o
a hot egg anyway. i it wa
boiled eggs would not hav,
been placed in the armpitS o
criminals in the day Of the in,
QUESTION. With a Premier cuI
, you simply unScrcw the lid an>
the egg is ready to eat, an>
your finger tips have not beef
l., Scorched. We sell the cup
SingIy or by the dozen,
It's a little more than
month until Christmas and you
, probably haven't made tn
: slightest preparation for it. lie
us call your attention again t.
+ our assortment OF lockwood
II contains a number of uSeilJ
pieces as we'll as some goo,
only Tor ornamcntatlon. Their
arc no duplicates; every piec
differs from its neighbor eithe
i in decoration or shape. Rock
|, wood compares favorably wit
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-21
The Price,.

Now this is the important
part. After you have Sc
Icctcd one that looks well
with your dress and you
find that it fits, you say,
GLOW muChT'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

Thomas liysey, Jr., u Coalyills aud
Thomas Judd Of LOUISVILLE visited Up.
ton on Sunday aud attended tho after.
noon services. They spoke 10 the PEG.
pie on this occasion.
Democratic caucus meeting will he
held In Upton on the 9th Of October,
1894, At ,. M, Tor the purpose OF elect.
Ing three delegates TO attend the county
convention to be held in Coalyille on
the llth Of October
Sheep dipping at Clark's corral will
be In progress for the next few days.
The hum Of Clark's lhreshlng ma.
chine again salutea our ears.
/ George Morby Of Coalyille visited Up.
ton on Saturday evening last aud de.
/ liyered very interesting lecture on the
resources Of Utah and lis development,
He spoke at length upon iron, which 1,
80 abundant In this territory, and eI
planned IL process OF development int
machinery. The lecture was illustrated
BY drawings Of branches OF maehinsry
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

The past week has b-.n father busy
onr. IN the Goth " ears of muilons
were -hippcd eat. on Saturday fifteen
cars, IN sunday Il aud IN Wednesday Z.
all 10, Omaha and chicago markets.
The prices realized ~ far on sheen
shipments are said In have heen very
fair.
Me farland llro's ut North Ogden
arrived here IN Saturday evening with
100 lambs isr shipment. During the
night the lambs broke out Of the yards
aud were nowhere In sight. They ie.
covered them daring Sunday and got
them loadcl aud started on the road to
Chicago.
Mckay. White, Kirk, Jones, Anderson.
Mcfarland aud O-wald are the names Of
shespmen who shipped during the week
III Chapman, book-keepsr for the
Nepons.t L. & l.. Co. Of Evanston. was
Ia wahsatch ON bnsine-. on Sunday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

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shern 'o'' Oi'" ne ""u'd haN' 10 AZ
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s"e''s''e' W freeing ms weapon ana
nnhs "P"aru' ''r"oh hur"' ~ We Jaw.
nur"s'r ""'' 'e'"'su' an" Aoho'i
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w we ""s"''"'e' M''a'' p''1eh np
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

men have Loot theirsll. Money il badly
needed.
llonnre Mercier. eS.l'remi.rofu nsbec
Who has been VI for -om. wr.t. -,
sinking rapidly lat night.
Bismafck made another sp,e,b In .
crowd of admirers who visited him Al
Nartrin. lie sustained the Emperor In
his recent ntiemncss IN the Polish ou...
iion.
Il j. rumOred that the Russian fleet /.
concentrated a. vladiyo-iock read, Tor
Immediate action. It 10 unlikely she
Will admit ANY control of Korean affair,
where her own influence /. secondary.
IW" passenger trains we're In collision
At The station at Moncida, s.yenty.nys
mil'snorihsi Valencia, In spain. Forty
persons were injured.
bya cartiaEr accideni which occurred
near hrenS, department II Eure 81 DIR.
m France, Niscount i.onit Rei,eI. son Of
The well'knoan liplomntisi, was Killed.
Mo-h femicts. who isssid ohaye en-.
hrSflei larse sum u money st Dcs
Moines, Ia, was arrested At Memphi.
and will be- held until requisiiisn /. ~.
ceived from the Governor Of Iowa.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

Mr.. Georgina Rheims hus hssn quits
sick iof several ds,-. but NJ last reports
'he was improving.
AZ the Republican caucus held here
uu Wednesday night, Messfs r. u.
stephen. aud William Brewer wrfr
elected delegates IN the county csnysn
ton NJ the Republican party at rat
CITY on SATURDAY,, september 2stL
Mt Joseph r. Foster was nominated to-
justice aud l.. llsnnefer tot constable
Me- llcbsr &. stephens aud Mis-
Louisa ] wilson we've matficd ou
Wednesday. the 2dth inst. rhev CAV.
a supper 81 Mr e II. Stephens "u
rhur-'laN night sni Tree dance un
Friday night Their many friends ni-h
them by aud happiness in their path
through lie
Thi. las lrcn very busy week will
the iarmrp believe II Il was light
all night they would nearly Kill them.
selves Bath ihre-hrr- srr nov nat an,
there arr ma oilers.
Nj. Abraham l.. Parker nnd vile are
spending the week in salt Lake Ciiy,
attending Ia temple work.
The Iippcr 1T Z. II Stsphrns has
hern kcpi In constant nee II late. Most
itnul all The sheep owners here con.
template taking their sheep nul wrst ihi-
winter.
Miss klila Richins NJ Gr,u-- Creek
l. here IN visit among her many fels.
tive- and iriritd-.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

Silver os'.c lead. ss.O5.
The story eomes that the oldest
daughter Of Jay Gould hy first wife h,
living In Rock Springs, wyo,, as the
wife oi an employee NJ The coal company
4 Russian newspaper gives tile aston.
i'hlng Intelligence that a, 900 wsllarn,rd
aud drilled soldiers, Pole, are In this
country and Russia, ready 10 engage in
u war fora Polish liberation.
The cyclonic storm that visited nor.
iions Of Iowa and Minnesota was the
ib"st destructive ever known Ia the
country. The fatalities will reach s,y.
eml hundred, anil the destruction of
property will Tar outweigh the timber.
lire disasters.
Elelo, Balarious and Bustamenle wer.
discharged from HE custody Of IN.
United states by Judge Morrow, who
held That while the acts charged we're
sufficiently proven, it was not proven
they weri not the acts Of a de- f,olo milf
iary occupation not ansnablc 10 the
civil courts.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

TIE President NJ the Republic II Col.
uinbla IL dead.
Inhabitants Of several Kansas runntis.
are mysiiisd by sinking VI the earth
ma waving iine, ~ following a ,ubt.r.
ranean river. ueologisis have gone II,
the region.
The threatened Invasion Of sev,r,l
thousand negroes from the south IN
take the places OF striking miaer. il
creating much alarm Ia the coal regions
aud blooishrd is feared.
h'shn lireckinridse and the friend, of
that faction created u sensation ye.,.,.
dAy by slabbing proa. iueni owens man
~ hotel. Others became involved and
deadly fued may result.
A returned victim report. that nr
CookssSplorlng expedition wasa iale
lie took every opportunity To maxi.
money out NJ biz "gu.sis." lie mnu.
aged ~ HEY could omoye only essential
basyagr, hut removed biz own llauor-
aud ricau aud said them At ridienlon.
prices.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

Forty persons were Injured In nail.
Nay accident at Moucida, in Spain.
Ii Hung Chang has been refused To
take personal command ol The Chinese
forces n Korea.
The fark Opera House ~ Erie, Pa,
was destroyed by fire yesterday after.
MON can'ing the los. Of ,75,OOO,
Tire last night destroyed ten stores ON
the vest side Of Main street IN Tomab
Wis. loss $4,000, partially covered BIS
Insurance.
Ih~cvelone suderet u Le Roy, Mum,
are in a very destitute condition. The
losH will exceed 100000. Thirty families
are entirely destitute aud many business
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

silver, 0aadci lead. ,9.O5.
The irr Losses at Portland aggregated
upwards of t75o,ooo, generally we'll In.
sure,l.
John T. bottom was nominated tor
Congress hy the Democrats IT the Firt
Colorado district this afternoon.
The signal station on the summit OF
Pixies Peak !. 81 he Abandoned Nv the
Weather Bureau At the end II this
monih,
The Marine liospitsl nureau IL In ~.
ccipt Ola cable dispatch irom Dr. Erwiu
In London, dated September 2ist. an
ncuncing the existence nj cholera at
Nrchanssl, In Russia,
Geou,c =. Anderson ~ the District 81
Colrnhia, Secretary u the legation at
Rio Ianeiro, Brazil, who iaat home on
leave, has resigned on account oi NJ
health.
Japan has raised her Gordon on news.
paper correspondents. who will le al
lowed 10 ~ To the front. 40 long a.
Japan h successful, better line II new.
INA, he looked lo,.
Two lighi'weighlu, Murphy aud Plim-
mer, turning at no pounds, iought 20
rounds at New Orleans yesterday. The
contest wis = draw, although splendid
fight was made by both
The people In the vicinity Of Car.y-
willie aud konleii armsf
aud nm, il-..-----..v, ~, are w.li =,
y ,sriAned 30 resist the collection
'"N Wv 'ap'aln blackwell. Iiitrsach.
a'r'rl' the affair will arise 10 tho disnIt
|. " an mammalian.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28
With her aunt, Mr.. siddowav. several
DAYS
Mrs. Ellen >iddowss aud sou. Hoisri,
ha,e gene tu salt Lake CITY.


NM NJ and Laura bening nj Upton
were q on the 2lstand paid Their sister
'''''"' WIZ
~. ana Mr.. Cunningham. Miss
NAY N'kin' vt fn'o sud Miss Lizzie
"''e, "' lieh'f '''' ns guests II MI
''"
the h'Ns"" y M"ote ihresher sou
u''''"' IN 'he s'il.
A Bates sui vile aud Mr-. renilstou
went Y" 1"'' i'Ahr "i' tue Eird'
\ number oi friends we're ,n,itsi tn
spend the evening un the 2iih At ". Z.
Dunno The guests were entertainr,,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

A surprise party WIS given bv Miss
Agnes llendricson on Mrs. William
Baden At the latier's residence on the
evening Of Friday, September 2lst.
Twenty young ladies aud gentlernsn
were In attendance. Amusements con-
sisting ofgames, sangs, etc., inlermirsd
with refreshments we're carried on un.
III far after the midnight hour. All
went home with n lasting impression OF
the only too quickly flown hours passed
Ia the evenings enjoyment All honor
10 Mrr. Baden on whom fell the lot Ia
both serve nnd entertain those present.
The Union Paridc depot has been
thoroughly renovated aud adorned with
q iresii coat u paint.
scLoolteArher Joseph wrlch has been
absent since the 2ith, having gone to
Morgan on the announcement 0f tho
death nj hi- mother
NJ. Mcclure /. tending har ipr John
llopkin.
Jack shean aud Henry Pennington,
two old'iimr prospeclors aud residents
vi Echo, have Eour to the Coner d'Alrne
IN search vi hidden treasures.
The young lalie. of Echo are wearing
q new style of hat just imported iron,
Japan, They are ior sale by all the
dealers.
Miss Laura bull i the guest al Mrs.
Joseph Welch
The Republicans held n caucu,
Wednesday evening. Mr., Geolge Olsen
Was elected delegate In the convention
At Park City. Speeches we're made h,
leading Republicans. After adjourn
ment, Democrats and all included, wer,
treated 10 "comc let's have something
boys"
Seleciman Bromley and supervise
Erin are busily engaged 10 the remova
Of the old and the construction of ney
wagon bridge At the mouth OF Ech,
creek. The new bridge viii be- a lev
rods mp the creek and Oh the OLD narro,
gauge roalhsd. The necessary chang
In The road will improve and lessen IN
; grade IN that looslity Ia about one hal
! their former consistency. NJ. G.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28
rmE Stair 90 TRADE.
a summau 1T spse,.i Telegram. "a
ntadsiTssu.


4 Summary 1t spse,si Telegram. 10
ntadsirssu.
The condition VI general trade this
week 10 an improvement over one week
ago, In that favorable features reported
then have been maintained. The sur.
prisingly good reports of business south,
aud, With some exceptions, west, are In.
dictated by our special advicea from
Baltimore, Nashville, Chicago. 81. Lonis,
Portland, Ore, and San Francisco.
Baltimore iobbers In all leading lines
report the yoluns VI merchandise dl..
tributes In excess Of expectation, CO.
pecially dry goods In South Carolina.
Georgia and Alabama, except In fruit
and coal regions. Other southern pro.
ducts being la good supply, orders con.
tinue liberal aud mersantilu collections
easy, Nashville, while reporting no im.
proyement over fayorahls features made
last week, notes aheir continuance and
that collections are prompt. One sale /.
reported Of 10000 tons Of southern piy
iron this week. Activity reported il,
almost all lines al Chicago week ago
Is conHnusd' merchants being satisasd
with the volome. Far western vii,
used to buy 10 eastern market, Ar,
purchasing stocks at Chicago. Create,
activity is shown IN dry goods, clothing
millinery aud Shoes. Wool, To, IL active
one lot Of 100000 pounds having b.sl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

s'i'sr ddtc lead. 500.
The Impeachment cn.. of Aia,o, t,.,,i.
Of Omaha h rc-ulting In EVIDENCE n,nDL
IN biz iavor
The United STATE. .,..,,., .c,..
bia' sailed yo.tcria, from po,,i.n1 a..
liluenelds.
Louis Msuy. ~. n,,,i,.,
gre.s h, the n.,ao.,,, ''" ~ w., 'o' uon'
Illinois dl-,,c, '"' 'e''"'h
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

Thrr wis large attendance " the
innsral NJ The wife NJ Mr.. james Mills
On Friday last. There we're sight 81 the
members nj Mrs. james Mills'-. ST.,
family present from Evanston, aud Mr..
Thomas Aston and lady, and friends
from Coalvillc. A marked respect was
show by all Tor The decreased.
There are soysnl cases nj picknsss IN
onr town at present The little hoy Of q
yearo Of Mr.. James Mills IL down with
typhoid fever, aud two other cases are
Ieared ~ he lIkewiss.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

Y1Ip. Denney OF Salt Lake lie visiting
Vi son, Edward Denney, in Oakley.
-Aliss Emma Horton waits on the pat
pms Of the store In Oakley Al present.
RThe bulz Of the threshsr !, again IN
yur midst.
Alex Evans and family are on the
rad To sHntaqnin To visit friends and
relatives.
Tho Republicans held their caucu.
last night. W. II. Stevens was chosen
delegate tn the Park City convention I,
be held 70 InoTroM.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28
The Daily List Of Crimes, Casualties,
and Other News
FROu ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
AZ The I'-poH.at E,.n,. ~ ,Hs wset
canasnssd Isat- ~. Lat., rsiset.psis
Dispat,G.s
raas, ,.p,.ms.t 81.

s0cauo. y. IT,, sept ~ The Rcpuh
lican territorial convention to-day nnni.
mated .. Chavez lor Congress.
Chicago, Sept ~. The crusade NJ the
civic federation against paphling ~.
suited In complete sioppage nj all
games
fitishuW, sept. ~. --ii~orgc Schmons
was hanged To-day. lie WIS convicted
NJ the murder NJ biz wife aud two young
daughters, the object being In secure 80
Insurance.
Nkron, o., Sept 20.-Jossph Ryan,
Is, and Patrick Casey, p, seriously i'm
iurcd by the falling oi platform II TX.
oelsior Athletic clnb rooms last syenins,
died this morning.
birmingham, Ala. Sept. 2O.-Thrco
hundred negroes left here tonight to
take the places Of the striking miners in
the Maasillion. o., district, aud .0n0
more will follow soon.
BOSTON, Sept. "a parade oi Italian
socislies In honor Of the restoration II
Rome brooks mp In riot tonight in
which three constabls- who had al.
tempted 10 serve rcpleyins on two NJ the
pamdcr', were roughly handled.
Ros,on, Sept. 20.--A motion was hlcd
In the United State. circuit court by
Mrs. Helen Cougar, through her attor.
neyr, asking I'm new irinl In her suit
sgainst Congressman Morse.
Washington, Sept. eO.-The grand
jury has signihvd to the district alior.
ney that u will have no further coin.
munirailon 10 make until Monday When
Il Is expected the repnr will h. made Of
the indictments against lla,emcyer and
searles ior the refusal ~ answer the
l question. put By the senaiv investigation
committees.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

Silver 1'lci lead. t3.O5.
The French Chamber has been hesn
eonvoked Tor October 2arl.
. me japanese minis are running night
and day in coming silver dollars.
It Is reported the japanese viii GARY
common school education into Korea.
An active volcano In Japan Ia
throwing onlso many ashes that il pens-
trates into the houses.
Governor West has returned 10 Wash.
lngton from visit to the President a,
Gray Gables.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

The manufacture Of glass from sand, aud
rs developments, were also shown IN .
Sefy interesting ~sv. Mr. Morby alsp
attended the afternoon services on sun
,lay and ~, one of the speakers.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28
news OF THE COUNTY.
fh, Usual Bright and N.Ssy Notes
Gathered 10
BY OUR ALERT CORRESPONDENTS.
Summary % Al TIE SsW. sui E,sni, in
sauait and aoIgss Csuans. Dafius
ths Past wssL.


fNNA
W. W. Clun. IT,. sui John l.. llnyd,H
VI Coal,ille aefc ~ town tie Gr.i Ut the
week.
Judge W. II. Steven. - oakley vas in
Peoa this week TRANSMITTING some hn.i.
ness.
David Muprc ~ Cualyillc wh- up Thu
way during the wset. Mt Moor, H.
arranging 10 make shipment IT hcrf
cattle 10 Omsha ahoni the fr-t NJ O,..
tOher
Mr.. Parsons ofZC. W. l., Salt Lake
City, made proH visit last week aud
again this week In the interest ii Inst
institution.
Deputy United States Marshal Tia.
mony wss out from Salt Lake City this
week Ani now has charge II the Coop
store.
y. q. Brown representing lie,fr
rricks a Co, oi San Francisco. Wa In
Psoa this week.
John Maxwell la, leen placed ~
EurrJ at the Coop until the Gusl nut.
come " reached.
Ihteshing machiu, have started M
aud grain will soon 10 ON th. market.
The weather ha, Leen delightful Tor
the past few days but just now We are
having heavy winds which IN III air
with dust.
Most Of the hay aud grain has been
hauled aud put In the stack.
On Tuesday Of this week tho doors
Of the Psoa Coop we're closed by
deputy United State. Marshal. Y. G.
N. l., Of Salt Lake City, having attached
the building aud goods 10 secure them.
lives In the amount due them. This
u. -enn big blow 10 our toSn, and a
-, Of our citizens who owned
= In the Institution will suffer Il
Total loss.
Report comes from the head VI the
Weber river that come iliiy.lwo head of
beef cattle was stolen FROM MarchAnt's
ranch aud taken towards the Uintah
reservation. II 10 also stated that n part
OF the stock has been recovered ani that
,jss are after the Missing. which
w shout thirty miles southeast III
HLhy fTk when last heard from.
hadso believed that cattle rusller- are
rliiln some work near p-os, ani
hn 70 young chaps hereabout- are
under irohg suspicion II being Ina.
Tuff In the thleyiug. II IL to lie
ed that the guilty parties may he
Aasht TO justice.
isnard Rasmussen oi oakley aud
" louisa Walker Of Psoa wen. mar.
haissi week. They gave a wedding
I ANs IN Msfchani's ball on the evening
dAs Both and which was an rniuyaLle
ar.
IRE. TITLE ,.sonarl Vi kamss Was IN
= h. this wesk and took Ia the dance ON
ll2sS.iay evening. Mrs. Leonard ha,
riendr In reoa.
Mrs. Joseph Beecrofi NJ Rock.
I" pong the gay dancers on
W might.
s is meeting oiihe Republican
. oa, held on Wednesday even
~ N. Marchant aud sirphrr
=. hsre elected delegates to th'
San county convention whirl
f. fhrld In Park City IN September
u. u. y. NlfH.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

Born, September gath, to the vile Of
III. r.. SeAmons, u son.
Elijah Malln has moved his family 10
Park City, where he has been working
ell summer.
Mrs. Jessie Malin came home on Tues
day from Honer's ranch, whsrs shs has
been Tor two weeks with broken leg
She Is improving a, fact as possible.
,-bioSt Of the hay ma grain IL In the
stack.
Thrsshins CONNER, csd on Thursday.
Miss Ida stalker is IN Coalvllle visiting
relatives this week.
Mrs. May Warlel has heen quite III
Tor about two weeks
Miss Bessie Sc, INCUR OF Oakley re-
tarnsd hons on sU1n lay alter visiting