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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-28
Many improvements.

Some of the improvements worthy OF
note, which this year has brought to
The Dalles, can be seen on the bluff near
the head of Madison street, where sew
eral new houses have been built and
others renovated. A CHRONICLE re-
porter happened up that way today and
noticed some items of interest. The new
cottage built by Mrs. Bolton is nearing
com pletion and viii make very pretty
residence. The design is one OF the most
modern, both inside and entside.
and the materials and workman
ship are of first-class quality. Next to
Mrs. Bottoms new residence, one Of the
older houses has been renovated till it
has an appearance of newness that is in
keeping with it's nefghbor. The greatest
improvement is that done by Mr.. James
Snipes. Where formerly was the bed of
lake, filed with water in. winter and
dry in summer, now stands the hand
some new home of Mr., Snipes The
house is a modern tWo.story one, which
can be seen from different parts of town
and which itself commands magnifi.
CCHI NtCMs 4AslO0 Ii 10 udIQSOLASiy
finished and contains the most modern
appliances for housekeeping. Mr..
Snipes' cellar is blasted out of solid rock,
way of building cellars that is not very
common. A commodious barn adds to
the appearances of the property. The
streets on the side and in front OF Mr..
Snipes' residence have been filled in and
leyeled, while many loads of rock and
dirt were necessary to cause the old lake
to disappear. From this site most
beautiful view can be obtained in all di-
rections. 1t is such improvements as
this of Mr.. Snipes which add much to
the worth and appearance of the town.
Several other new houses were noticed
in this immediate locality. among them
being the residences of Mr.. Mann and
Mr.. Barzee, which are finished and that
of Mr.. Rowe now in process of construc-
ton.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08

souls. A noble lite IL in itself grand
romance. s husband and wife will Al.
ways remain beautiful and interesting
IN each other who are developing month
by month aud wear by year into svm.
metticil manhood and wnmanhoud.
Moral uegligss iFus fatal to love ns die
orderand untiiinoss 4idres. A woman
alter marriage should be juat w. careful
90 he appropriately dressed as she uas
IN She dnys ol her r0ufisuip. but itis
even morc important tHHt shc preserve
the TremII fImuuII uIIfiD.Ira Time
and experience soon f'InH hnIl.r they
spr ug from her lips 0r from har heart.
runch's advice ,O thosc about io o.
married vas "D0nt'" NefiDr advice
because more Reasonable. ls Think"
The mind " quite a. much entitled toH
share IN court.hip No the heart. only
when th-r both play their part does The
marriage result which u she bsginuiog.
and not the end. oiromancc New York
nruaa
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08

MaIk IIopkIn. w,nt % salt l.nks

Mark Hopkins went to salt Lake
Monday on business.
John lIopkin II Echo was seen on
tho streets OF Co,lyille Monday
in. Wilde is now employed at the
Peoples Mercantile Company store.
q. ". CULVER OF Park City vas down
TO Coalvils Monday on brief business
visit
Hon. Alma Eldredgs left for Salt Lake
Saturday last 10 attend the Cons'i'u'
tlonal Convention.
deorgo Y. Olson, manager Of the JOIN
lIopkn Mercantile Institution 40 Echo,
was doing btines in Coalyillo rnesday'
4. II. Addy took his departure ioi
Ahuy, wyo., ON Tuesday last. Mr. Addy
expects 10 get work at bic trade in Almy
William Moore aud wiIo from Castle
Dale are ln the t.iy visiting with hi
, father aud relatives, David Moore and
family,
Ml.s May Clu0 returned home Mon
day night IRON an extended fisi' o
more than month with friends In oe
!. Cen, Salt Lake aud Provo.
Evanston News-Rcgittsr; Miss sadl
: Mills. who mas rc.idsd with her bro'h'
y, IN Coalvlns for several months past,
:, iu tho city visiting her parents,
" Probate Judge Shields, selectme
:, Welsh, Archibald and Potts aud CounI
=, Attorney Tow useud have bees In Goa
=, VILE this week IN attendance ON u
-. county court.
William II. smith, ST., who has oe'
n in salt Lake ON the petit jury the pa
~ month, returned home fora stay o.
-, couple Of weeks VIXEN he viii uEaln
- sumo his duties as iuryman.
nv. County sadstician G. +. Street "
ia Coalylll, Tuesday cugagud IN cole
- ineda,a. Mr.. Street went 90 henel
-, and will work up the river, makinl
ga thorough aud complete tourot thecou'
ar. on his way up.
III. Or. r.. NJ, Felshaw, the popular og1
!, dentist, stopped over in Coalyille ic
go, couple Of days ON his return home IT
49, a trip to Kamas and other towns up
he river. Or. Fel,haw did considers
,vn work on this tour.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08

The to7 who are 10 Frame the state
Consultation.
The following 10 a list Of the delegates
aIaafsf IA ttt. ...gnfUftuu
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08

Frsessiinss sfthe iirruiaf Ysstins Held
Last Monday sight.
The CoiiyilIe cts Council net 10
regular session At the City Hall of
Monday night. March 9Th. Mtyol
Wright Zoo thc chair. Counciimcn Chlp
pei C.ara iIirst, ncmins and Willie
4usucrirg f,r..-caI.
Prayer Dy Councilman Chapel
Nnate- Of pn',ion. meeiiag rcsi ant
approved.
Tie following bills we're allowed.
David rrs'y u.lrv street iamus te
IN salmon. UfrIN IU
vi Ifs1,h. meals. eic i,fysuaur Ii.
The trcasurer's report VI, rsai 40.
approved.
Report of Marshal salmon re.l ani
approved.
Joseph Hartley appeared before ,he
council, asking for a rebate ON bis l.rcH.-
on account oi the extreme lulIue" a
business Moved by Councilman luair
pei that Sir. Hartley lee allowed irr
license ior three months. from tb- $500
DAY Of Marrh uniii tnc So dty % Jnur.
1885. Carried.
The petition % Thomas nili. asking
that bis iocner petition Do, rsfous.lsr. D.
Was, after some discussion. not granted.
The committee ou clims ufom.
mcnlcl tna. tAr 90. of lhums, Il'. Dor
l1.sO Tor STAMPS aud stationery be- Oh.
lowed, and the recommendation vac
eoncirred In.
The committee on license recon-
msndsd that q rebaie Of 800 be granted
to the liquor dealers, which was done
The report Of the committee on finance
was accepted.
Councilman Chapel reported ON the
petition Of J. s. Salmon. and stated that
no one had received anything ilr land.
bat only for removing their fences, and
he hal nothing to recommend. On
motion OF Councilman Clark The recon.
incubation OF Councilman Chappe. vas
amended, anl 80 was granted tol.s.
Salmon Tor the right Of way thronsh bic
land In Spring iloiloS, which wss the
subject Of his lsalmon'.l petition.
On motion. the verbal petition Of civ
Attorney Hopkins that a place he
designated for tao dumping Of garbage
aud to bury dead animals. ami that the
Sanitary committee decide on 4 location
for that purpose, WIS r-isrToi 90 Che
eomni,trv un public health.
ON molten, the council adjourned %
meet next Monday uight March lllh.
Bcnedirtion by Councilman Wilde.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08
Deafnf.. cannotI,eC nrea.

By local applications as NUY cannot fHlrh The
dIssasrd potion ~ tEH Har INrr .H only one
way in rlfr ucainnss. lnI i.Hf De- Dbl rIufillu
NInfl feflfl IHs UrHfurss is caused OBJ an M
husinrhlau Iuif when tlIf t1tf H.fs lnhautd
you have flmhIng s1unl 90 imtatiset hear
lns aul when n is entirely clos . Deafness BE-
Talon Hui ami iIl. fII. nfiIrfu fn To- uOfnaI
rHflillinu. hranrH VIII NH destroyed lurHFrf
nine cases uut of feu arr rausrd hf rataffh,
fhn muNuus fuflafeH
$50 viii FlVo ono Ulnifsd Dollars or any
sstr 20 n0afnr=f fcauarf iy tafarfiI thai cannot
o. fureii bT iiaIIs ta'nffH cute send inr rif.
CIhfs. fiVs
ER-Hah by Urif4fst. 1ss
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08

Tnr salt Lake Tribune on Monday
and Tuesday contained portraits and
Biographies Of the delegates to the con.
stitutional convention, arranged by
counties. Some al the portraits are =
little tough, but these editions will, In
years to come. be invaluable as matters
Of record aud history, and they should
h. carefully preserved. II II great
journalistic achievement and mark, the
rapid strides that great newspapers
have made in the past few ysars Ths
Herald also Publishes number Of por-
traits aud biograhie. each day and will
som have finished up the li't.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08

According 10 the salt Lake papers. the
Utah editors owned the town there on
Monday last. on that date they met
At the Knu,iord hotel, the object Of
their gathering being the discussion Of
ways and msans Tor tho improvement
and benefit Of the editors and publishers
Of the territory. They also discussed
constitutional articles. and the needing
was q most Successful and eniobhle
affair. In the evening they were BAN
quoted At the Alta club, the affair ping
in line with the balance OF the prgram
50 far rs perfect sueces. was eoncsned.
xai.sr. rom all over the lsrtltors~sre
present, and articles we're drawn 90 be
submitted to the constitutional cnven-
ton. The mesting was adiournd. sub
Iert To the call Of the executive COM
mites.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08
Chronic NervOusFss
Could Not Sleep, Nersls
Headaches.

Gentlemen:-l have been King
your Restorative Eeryine for past
three months and l Gang say
enough In It's praise. II has
Saved rly Life
for / had almost given up e OF
ever being well again. Is a
cnn,d NOT sieen. was al,o ablod
LIN pSrvnns heodnche and liricd
doctors In vain, until l u7gour
Nervine. Yours truly
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08
THE SENSIBLE VIEW or MAR.
RAGE.


poor TO get marrisd," aud girls, "rhe
man marry must 10 rich" These re-
marks appear harmless, and they may
have certain business shrswdncss be-
hind them still tho larger truth il that
the speakers most often do not take an
honest view OF marriage, no matter how
honorable may be- thsir purnosss.
Monsv e~-s --a11 .---.-.
-..--.v raurs happlne,., and
losg experimenting In the countries Of
Europe has shown that mating for
wealth Is the sure road 70 laH aud inn
neral economy. IL would seem that
the sensible view To take Of marriage 10
that il eonumma,ss life for tho poor
and the rich, the vulgar aud tie re-
dnsd that no single life is the perfect
lie. The future Of mankind depends
almest wholly upsn happy marriages
and healthy offspring. And this suggests
that thorc should be NO marrying Of
sound people. Greater selishns" can
not be Imagined than that which bring
children into the world doomed TO ii'
Of immiiigsble misery, the hersdits
menl Of those who bear their parents
burden oidisoase. Shall we say tina
questions arise 10 this connection TO
delicate ior discussion with young per
sonsg l. Il better 10 leave the discussio
tob raised aitsrit is 100 lale2
The sensible viow Of marriage Is u'
view that comprehsnds every cons'
quence. 70 the young people lookh
forward TO a long and happy welded u
uisoiv vital Importance that no clemel
OF the subject shall be a mystery, th
nothing connected with the marumoni
venture shall be left TO the hazard
chsnce. Parents must understand Oh
their children arc 10 be parenls, ia
'there isno escape from the respo
ability, aud that education IL incoI
plets and training inadequate viii
does not qualify tor paternity and "a
tenity. The Young nam and tho You
woman who are fitted for marriage
fitted for all that healthy, courage'
and happy lie demands or imposes
Lucy barnard Cope, in the Chaumuqu
Two persons sometimes emerge ir
their honeymoon with painful 20
that the magic light which before n
rlase turned the world into paradise
faded aud left nothing in lis place
they are wise they will soon disco
that there 10 In store for them his
love and romance whose source lie
strength and sweetness OF their
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08

Old people suilcr much from disorders
OF the urinary orgaus, and are alWays
gratiGed ut the wonderful effects Of Df.
J. II. Mclean's Liver and kidney Balm
In mnshing theirtrouble-. A per bot
tie
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08

rnr number Of sheep In Utah issi-
iimaied a, 2l5s.OOo. Wool clip over
300. 900 ponnd..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08
ooAIvIILE. FRIDAY. MAR. ;. 1876.

TIN Mlllari Progress !. getting a
hustle on iiselftha bids fair to make
il competitors weep.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.

All parties wanting young pigs will
40 -sll 10 apply 10 James Fowler,
Ueneier. In CUalyiiis eTc-~ saturday,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08

tsftsd AZ no r,,tafcs ~ csaiuHs. gist. rir 70
fspf. 20 ssssaa Class Matter
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08
UrAHcOiL on.

The following from the Dsierst Nows
shows smother industry that may soon
be added to the long list that this Won
dsrlul territory now enjoys, and which
will ierd to put her another step In adj.
vance Of all other sections u this great
and glorious nation
MANY indications Of petroleum have
been found In the Rocky Mountains, In
Colorado, Wyoming aud Utah, aud some
wells have boon sunk IN the hope Of -.
curing the oil Ia sufficient quantities for
commercial use. Upto the present these
baVu not bcen Attended ~ The Wished
for SUCCESS, hut now therc cOmcs a
brighter ray Of promise from thu, dirse.
ton than has bccn seen before. II IL
announced that coal oil u found In large
quantities In San Jaun county, A shalt
4 being sunk, aud the results Of the
labor will be communicated through the
News Ia due time"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-08
LIST OF pRLEoArRs.

r~-son by uris I, s,,5 ~ N''' J.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-02
Happenings in Police Circles

Charles Alien was thrown out of his
wagon on East First street yesterday
afternoon and cut on the head. He was
sent to the receiving hospital by Officers
Fifeld and Lennon.
Bautasta Dowsini, who runs a sand
wich wagon on Alameda street, was ar
rested last night by Officer Robbins for
having sold liquor without license.
Dowsini sold the officer bottle of beer
and was unable 10 produce his permit so
will have to tell the court why this morn
ing.
j. M. Gueraro was arrested on Upper
Main street last night by Officer Talaman-
ties and charged with assault with dead
ly weapon. The fellow got into quarrel
with woman and drew a knife and
attempted to cut her with it. She
tainted and he though better and did not
hurt her.
Mrs. Kramer, the woman who charged
her husband with battery, failed to APP
pear IN court yesterday to tell how it all
happened and so the case was continued
until this morning, bench warrant be,
ing issued for the tardy female.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-02
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER
D. s. HcInerney Examined Before Justice
Morrison Yesterday

D. s. HcInerney Examined Before Justice
Morrison Yesterday
The examination OF d. S. McInerney
for having killed Hunter was held before
Justice Morrison yesterday. The defense
endeavored to prove that McInerney had
been severely injured in his fight with
the dead man and that he had been
compelled to project himself. When
McInerney was taken to court the first
time after his arrest his attorney, II. ii.
Appel, took Clerk Everett and Officer
Reynolds into side Room and caused
the defendant to remove all his clothes
and show the scars and injuries alleged
to have been received in the com bat.
1t was in regard to these wounds that
the two officials we're examined for the
defense yesterday. They did not prove
very satisfa Glory witnesses. though, for
they said that tie wounds were not
serious in the least and could have been
inflicted without any undue exertion on
the part of McInerney's alleged assail-
ants.
The case was continued until next
Tuesday.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-02
JAMES n. METHVIN

street engine conn any. The struggle for
the place has been a very spirited one.
OF the five police commissioners, the
mayor and Commissioners COOK and
Wirsching were for Methvin, while Com
missIoners Barham and Long favored the
candidacy of Gardner. Councilm n Sny-
der tried hard to have Gardner appoint
ed, and yesterday, when he learned that
bis man had been turned down, he start
ed on the warpath. Com missioner Wiz
meeting of the police board. The other
mem hers of the board held little infor-
NAL session in advance of the regular
open meeting. Mayor RAIDER explained
to Long and Barnam that he, Cook and
Wirsching were for Methvin and they
might Just as we'll jump into the pand
wagon and make 1t unanimous. Barham
tried hard to have the selection post
poned for one week. but this he was I'M
able to do. When it came to the open
election, Methvin received the unani-
nous vote of the board.
SNYDER and Barham met after the
police board had adjourned and the
arose severa' hundred degrees Fahren :
heit. The Second ward councilman was
Is pale as the inside of a So Douglass
shoe. He accused Barham of bad faith
and told him that both he and Long had
been razzle- dazzled. In vain did the
AQO0lS OF TIRE pOllCo DOhru tly W CA
plain. The Second ward councilman re-
fused to be appeased and left the city
hall With a trail of blue smoke following
in his rear.
Barham said later: II did promise
Snyder that would vote for Gardner
and honestly carried our my contract.
I am not on the police com mission to 90
politics, and will not play the game in
my official capacity to suit the whims of
any one. Methvin would have been elect
ed without my vote, and when the mayor
pointed that fact out to me I simply
went with the majority. He is highly
recommended. and will in my opinion
make good officer"
The statement is made that the new
job was created for Methvin and no
other candidate ever had any chance for
appointment. Methvln is a Third ward
or, ana it is claimed that the Third ward
has more than it's share of the good
things at the hands of the present ad-
ministration. The new appointee took
office yesterday. He will at once re-
move into the Second ward. which is to
be the main scene OF his new labors. H
will receive his orders from the chief of
police.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-02
AN ATTEMPTED HOLD.UP
A Pico Heights Electric Car Stopped
Last Night
The Robber Became Scared ct the Number Of
Passengers Aboard, and 1t Con.
tinue Unmolested

An attempt was n ade last night to
hold up a Pico heights electric car. but
as there were quite number of persons
aboard besides the crew, the robbers evil
IDENTIFY decided to await some more auspi-
cious time. and allowed the car to pass
unm olested.
The affair occurred about is o'clock,
just the other side of Pearl street. on
Pico. As car No. "a was coming to the
city from Pico heights and approached
Rich street, Motorneer Mathews noticed
two men standing on opposite sides of
the, street. The fellow on the left side
signalled for him to stop by waving his
hand, and then stepped from the side
walk and started for the track. AS he
left the curb the man slipped handker-
chief up over his face. hiding everything
but his eyes. His right hand grasped
some object in his coat pocket Stimuli.
taneously the man on the other side OF
the car walked towards the track.
Seated on the front of the car was
passenger talking to Mr.. Mathews, and
inside were several more from whom
ConductorCovIngton was collecting fares.
As soon as the man with the handker-
chief started for the car the passenger in
front looked forward toward him and the
car. He then began to back to the side
walk and ss he did his partner evidently
lost heart and retreated aud finally broke
into a run. The leader called to Mr..
Mathews to 60 ahead as they did not
want that car and hurried away in the
| darkness.
Mr.. Mathews stopped the car though,
but both of the fellows had disappeared
and no further trace of them could be
| found.
There is no doubt but the men intend
ed to hold up the car and force the con-
| ductor to give them all the money he had,
but the presence of so many more people
than they had calculated made them eau
tious and postponed the job until better
opportunity presented itself. Had Mr..
Covington been on the outside they
might have even then tried to have rob-
.. bed him but as he was inside the car they
evidently were afraid to take chances.
The place where the car stopped is near
a switch where it waits for another one
to pass. The robbers probably knew of
this and waited there 80 as to have no
di ticulty in Stopping the car.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-02
FACED A ROBBERS PISTOL
J. E. Frazer's Unpleasant Experience
While Being Held Up
he Was Stopped on Requens Street Last
Night by Two lien Who Went Through
Him but Got Nothing

The latest Victim Of the crowds Of foot
pads and thieves who are now in the city
is John E. Frazer, driver for the Pro-
nser Truck and Transfer company. He
was waylaId on Requena street near Ala
media last night about 7 O'Clock by two
men, who compelled him at the point of
a pistol to stop and allow them to go
through him. Fortunately, Mr.. Frazer
had nothing of value about him, so
the robbers had only trouble for their
pains.
He had just finished work for the
day and was going up Requena street
toward Main and when opposite the rear
gate of the Perry-M Mott Mill and Lum Der
Co. he was met by two men. one of whom
pointed revolver at his face and ordered
him to put up his hands.
''All right, gentlemen" replied Mr..
Frazer, II will put them up. but it won't
do you any good, for have nothing
about me.
The second man then made thorough
search of Mr.. Frazers pockets, turning
them inside out but without any return,
as there was nothing to be found With
curses the me: told him to go about his
business and be Cd quick about doing
it, too" and hurried toward Alameda
street and around the building and dis
appeared in the darkness.
Mr.. + razer went to the police station,
where he reported the affair to the de-
tectives. He says that the men were ev-
identity professionals and looked as
though they had just got off of a train
and had not be en- in the city long.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-02
A Deadly 1ntchet Averted

J ohm Leon got into quarrel with his
landlord on Wilmington street on Mon
day and was fined $50 or thirty days yes
tedray for being drunk and disorderly.
The latter wanted Leon to pay his room
rent, which was done. Leon then went
out and got good and drunk and came
back and picked quarrel with mine
host.
Matters waxed so warm finally thouh
grabbed the other by the throat and
raised the Ratchet aloft to strike him a
telling blow. The host was fighter. too.
and succeeded in grabbing the inst, umen
before 1t fell. thereby saving his skull
from being split in twain. A policeman
was called and Leon taken in charge.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-02
Stop and Think

That there is but one known
remedy for these troubles !
Ask any druggist, physician
or friend what it is, and he will
tell you, Warmers Safe Cure.
This great remedy stands abso-
lutely Eat the top" and is SO
acknowledged by the most ad-
vanced thinkers of the world.
This suggestion is all you
require!