The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-28

an agent of the company is here in
The near future TO locate the route,
locate where the poles are to be set and
then the subscribers can do the work
more inielligenily. Keep the matter
before the people and let us bcup with
the iimes
Some thief, or thieves, have been al
'hc.r o.d tricks during the past week.
Tuey bored q hole IN the granary owned
hv John Maxwell, let the grain run oai,
and carried d; away by the sack I, il
laid that other. have Lost grain and
meat by the thieves. It isto be hoped
that the guilty party will be caught
and dealt with ~ All such should he.
While on bic way ioa,tend meet
It's in kamns lat saturday, Ola Jensen
got stuck in the mud hole referred 10
last weeS and TIE buggy lad to be pricd
ont Of the hole and mud. Again we
call the attention Of the kamas road
snperyisorto the bad place, with hope
THAT sac evil may be ahaied. 10 isnot
very pleasant Tor uan who has lie
I Sunday. gnto.meetiug clothes on TO have
20 get In the mud over his knees aud
work 10 get hi. outfit out Of the mud as
NJ. Jensen and your correspondent did.
An hour or two OF work would put the
road in passahle condition.
Insurance agents are In town. In, the
people fight shy against them, owing TO
The fact that many Of them have been
taken Ia aud done for. In the past, by IN.
.crupulous agents. There II no doubt
hui what much business could 10 done
In that line mere u the citizens were con-
fdeni Of a straight deal which the ex.
perlence o! the pact mas caused them to
lose faith in. Honest dealing paws the
beet IN the long run, and 10 many In.
stances honest FIRMS have tosufer Tor
objectionable transactions OF unprin.
cipled agents. We DO not say this Of
those vino are nov here. but for all that
the people have been tafea in and had
TO pay dearly iorit, at that, in the past,
and they do not propose TO take the
chances again.
The following Is the program to be
carried ont on July lth, 1876 salute at
daybreak; raising OF the stars and
Stripes a. sunrise; ato O'Clock a. M,
the citizens will meet In from, OF John
Maxwell's store and march TO the Town
PARK, led by captain II. h, Wright and
company Of militia; meeting will CONF
merce ~ 10 10 q. IN, sharp; singing by
the c,.oir prayer by the chaplain, VI. II.
Bleazard; singing by the choir reading
of the Declaration OF Independence by
Oscar wilkins; salute by the militia;
recitation by Mary NJ. Walker; singing,
Tile star spangled Banner" by
Caroline +. Wright, Clara +. Stevens,
Anna y. Maxwell, II. :. Wright and
+. NJ. Marchant; stump speech by j.
W. Neel; salute by the militia; song
by Mrs. Robert Milner aud Grace Max.
well; Grafton By o. +. Lyons, orator Of
the day music by the Harmonica band
recitation by Levi Pearson; comic read.
ing By Annie Roselund; closing speech
Ola Jensen; song by the choir; benedic.
ton by the chaplain. There viii be
dance Ia Marchanrs hall at2 o'clock p.
IN. for the children. There will also be
foot racing, baseball and other sports IN
the Town Park commencing at 1850 p,
IN. The exercises OF the day will close
with adnncc Tor tho adults In Marchant's
hall commencing at $3.50 p. m. A, L.
Maxwell marshal OF the day. c. d.
Bleaard, c. W Wright, Nelse Jensen,
Ellen Allen, Jane Milllner and Ida Mills
committee OF arrangements.
b. II. L. VIM.