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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20
LAND DECISIONS.
Furnished b, ". -. Harlan. Land A..
toTnry, Washingou. nc,

Furnished nv ". ~. Harlan. Land At.
toTn"y, Washington. DC.
sale Of improvements h. evidence of
abandonment
Charge Of abandonment should be
specific.
An alien can acquire no right 20 pub.
he land before declaration Of intention
TO become q citizen, and his subsequent
qualification will not relate back 70 the
exclusion Of an intervening adverse
right.
The execution ofapower Of attorney to
eel does not constitute alienation Of
title.
DESERT.
In the absence Of an adverse claim, an
entry made in good faith will not be cau-
celrd although IL includes non.iHgnblc
land.
CoAL.
Proof us 20 character OF coal land must
show The actual production Of mineral
Proof that adjoining land. have pro-
duced coal will not answer.
NH BITE.
Mill.site location must be- made same
as mineral claim.
Non-mincral character OF land claimed
a. % mill-sitc must bee shown.
NtSEHAL,
Failure 10 comply with local feguh-
tion- f. matter Tor protest or adverse
suit.
4 hearing may De ordered 10 deter
mine whether there has been due CONE
pliance with law, though the chWge Is
not made until after entry.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20
WEEKLY REVIEW
The ru.iue.. ofth week as Reported by
Hfadstrcsrs.


The week il characterized in trade
circle. hy an unexpected, hut no Ie''
pronounced. improvement so1th ana
.outhvcs. Tai. g.. reflected at markets
from which supple. are distributed 70
these regions
Relatively uuAyorabln features are
found in qu'eicr tone in dry rools
iobMns circles check TO scasonah'e
trade throughout the central west, due
to tacunuslai heat low prices for mems
wear auoIens. and an unsatisfactory out
look. due TO dcpfcs-e,i quotations abroad f
only moderate orders for domestic
WOODEN manufactures cancellation ol
few Nebraska general merchandise
orders 81 Chicago, aud the somewhat
critical position OF the American tin
plate industry, owing 20 the heavy adj
vance in price Of iiuplate bars. without
o. corresponding increase iu the price q
trplntr.
tn, most buIli.h report comes from
20. Louis, where there are many couu.
try buvcrs, aud al lines Of staple mcr'
ch1ndi.c ARE active. with the railroads
making frccr purchases. and the manu-
iu"uuug industries pressed 20 keen up
with requirements. Kansas City too,
also distributor 10 the west and south-
west reports unusually prompt mercan'
p tile collections aud relatively enormous
order. placed with the wholesalers for
shoes. dry goods and hardware.
A. the -outh fall trade IL opening up
more freely thnn anticipated. with
marked improvement ln husiuess aud
increased confidence a- 90 the outlook NJ
Jacksonville. Atlanta and Augusta. The
improvement in iron ha. had au iu'
tuence 40 Birmingham and throughout
the tributary region. an evidence Of
which IL found iu the temporary in
ability 81 Birmingham wholesalers .,
meet the demand ior hardware and
groceries.
Exports Of wheat from the Unite,
States nnd Canada, both coasts ilou
included as wheat amount to onll
$4,000 bushels thi. week, compare
with 2.2GO,OOO bushels last week, .. 7sa.
600 bushels in the corresponding wee
year ago, aud 5,a57OOO bushels In N
second week Of September, sos TIL
, week's total exports area little MOI
than one'hali the corresponding shil
ment- three wears ago. aud about on,
quarter the exports in the like week
1891.
The Washington wheat crop. a. n
4 ported from Seattle, will turn out bett,
than earlier estimated. The adyic,
y from Oregon and California are th
r continued rains have damaged hops go
n wine and table grape. A Tacoma u
y expenditure 81 si,OOO,OOO on land 10
n proycmcut has becn arranged.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

HryrEE. Utah, sept. ip. .'0'.
EnuvR rwlss
Friedrich stephen. II salt lakc cry
was visiting here during the we,k
Polite. are quiet here so ar The
people are too busy ,oihiuk % th,u.
Mr.. Gcorgc Bond has been quite .ick
tnI. week but BE- reported better az THE
writing.
Gcurgc Judd attended the Democratic
convention in Salt Lake o. delegate
from here
The rain storm oi the 18th vi.. delay
she people in getting their crop. In, but
% vs.. much needed.
Joseph Ed.eworth ha- gone 600 rars
Oity. aud may remain there some time
II be finds employment.
Attorney Townsend was down from
/ Park City on the 18th attending 20 of
drial business here. This IL his fret
visit bat may not be- she lat
The stephen. Company threading
machine has been working steadily th,
| last week.. but had To .ide.iracs Tor O.
storm on "Wednesday afternoon.
our Justice aud constable had o. job or
their hands this week. This J.. .a'd q,
bee ihr first case since the election
llcnoicr lisa poor place for peace oihcen
10 get iai in aud 10 speak. well Tor th,
people that such H. the clsc. W. 70.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

Fifteen new eases oi cholera at Homo |
lulu.
Senator Vest said TO be opposed to |
free toinagCM iG-w1.
The Chief Justice Of Texas decides
there il no law against priSc-6ghting
Henry OF Navarro beat Santa Anita,
Domino. Clifford and Sir Walter
A correspondence show that Lord Dun
raven declined a proposition TO resail the
cup race.
G. T.. Huntington denies the report
that trains between Ogden and the coast
are 10 be- Abandoned.
Brooklyn.-The blk battlc.hip Maine
wa put In commission to-day At the
Brooklyn navy yard.
London.-rhe Times tomorrow will
publish adi-paich FROM Shanghai, winch
says that several prisoners were ex-
ecuted to-day at Ku Cheng, In the prcs-
cnce Of the cousus.
Dodge, Neb., was almost wiped out
by fire. Forty business houses burned,
with contents, and as many residences.
The damage Is over 100000. A fierce
wind was blowing at the time.
Brooklyn.-Bccau Mrs. Jessie Curtis
would not return the Illicit love Of
Charles Poole, steamship purser, lac
made desperate attempt on the street
this morning TO take her life and his
own. lie died almost instantly after
putting a 8s.calibrc bullet into his mead.
Mrs. Curtis was fatally injured.
Henry NJ, stanley, NJ. r., aud cN'
p.orcr. has accepted the appointment Of
associate editor Of Bishop William Tay-
lor's monthly pictorial publication H.
, Illustrated Africa Il was during hI. recent
visit To New York, en- route 10 Canada,
that Mr. Stanley become associated with
Bishop Taylor In the present work.
| Green River, Wyo., Sept l1.-llenry
. Cmmcr, q section hand, employed on
the Union Pacific system, was ran over
by helper engine az Bryan, a small sta'
ton thirteen miles west Of this city, at
/ 2 O'Clock this afternoon, and brought 10
this city, where he died about two hours
later. llis legs were crushed toa jelly
below the knees, aud Or. Gilligln bad
Just succeeded in getting them dressed,
when Cramei suddenly expired.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

KAMA, Utah, sept, S, 1870.
EDroE TINS.
w.,l T.. Pack wen, TO salt Lake sun
dag.
ST. Atwood, Jr., and HE sister, Mr..
=. J Pack. went 20 the capital Monday,
Miss Franci. Williams has been quite
80 for some days. but is now on the way
90 recovery.
Mr.. Maggie williams Of Ncmaloud
Mr. and Mr.. Leon y. Pack are here on
visit to relatives and irIcnd'.
From the lovely ,lncks Of grain being
bui't in every direction one would judge
that tine Kamasiios we're safely provided
with -four for the coming year.
Quiica number Of our citizens have
been visiting the southern settlements
In search OF fruit for the winter supply.
Merran Lewis went 10 Provo Monday ON
the same efrand.
Hugh Nceley has gone to Logan TO
attend the Agricultural College. Mr..
Ncclcy i-a nephew OF Prof. Paul aud
will makc hi home with that gentle
man during biz .ojouru 10 Logan.
The Kuma- school begins on the Ord
Of the month, much 60 the satisfaction
OF the public In general Mr.. George
Olsen vii. have charge The gentleman
IL highly recommended asa onpabl,
t.rchcr, for which We are iuls
thankful aud bid him heartily welcome
Charles c. Woodar5, ST., fell from .
stack ot wheat one day last seek 400,
broke one Of the bones Of his left aru
near the wrist. Dr.. Lawrence wa
called In and made the patient com
Portable. :.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

Bury the croaker ont in the wood-, in
beautiful hole 300 the ground where
the humble bee buns and the wool
pegkrr pscts and the siraddIebus tiai-
dice around. ilciHuo good 90 the city
TO push, impractical, riugy and dead,
butHe wants thc whole earth aud part
90 tuo crust and .hc stars chat shine
over h.- head. Then hustle h.m of 10
the place of tine dead and bury him deep
in the ground he's NO use 20 u- here,
sst Dim out of tine way and make room
i1r the man who 30 souud.-Ex.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

"NffHhNf ~ NV ~"
sydney.-Mark Twain has arrived
here ON his tour through Australia,
His plan for a lecture AZ Honolulu en-
route was inten,red with by the out
break Of cholera there
st. Louisa special telegram from
Athens ia, to the Republic says cx.
speaker Crisp denies having declared
Tor Whitney ~ the Democratic nominee
Tor the presidency, and says be- has not
expressed preference for any one for that
office.
Madison, Wis.-rhis afternoon cy-
clone knocked ten ears from the Chi
cago x Northwestern track near this
city, seriously injured Conductor Henry
Starr, Brakeman Joseph Foltz Of Bar
aboo and Denni. Foley, bageageman Of
Evansville.
Havana. The steamer Colon has ar
rived here, having on board the Rcy
battalion, consisting Of dity.scyen Of
ioer- and q thousand men commanded
by General MADAM. The reception ac-
corded them was enthusiastic as has been
that oi ell troops arriving from Spain,
san Diego, Cal.-News has just been
received that the posse which has been
Ia pursuit Of Asidor Renters, who shot
Ramon Araiza near san Luis Rey a few
days ago, overlook the fugitive last night
near Mesa Grande, fifty miles northeast
Of this city, and bloody encounter en-
sued, In which Ranleria shot and killed
q Mexican constable and was himself
killed by Constable Ben llubbert of
oceauside, who was Goo charge of the
posse.
San fraucisco.-Din.cl CoIIcy, one OF
the best known detectives To- the po-
lice department, committed suicide by
shooting himself Zoo the head ll- rola-
uye' are unable toas-in auycluse for
the deed.
Denver Sept. lj.-Char'o- rHuutou,
aluhoror 2l yolrs of nle. 1870. RON over
by Gull train near Fort Morgan Colo,
about l0 o'clock Saturday night crush-
Ing both lcgs above thcknos into pulp.
Another train came along about ton
hours later and picked him mp. llis
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

WR Sichhius, o. Cheyenne banker,
charged with forgery.
Vessels from Honolulu will beQuaran.
tined az san Francisco.
Heavy goldwithirawalsalm almost created
panic ou Wall street.
uuumyeu refuses to sail "Nalkyfic'
again iu American waters.
State and Navy departments said to be-
preparing ior hostilitics with Spain.
Senator PETER threatens TO make trou.
bic q the government issues NOR,
bonds.
q. A. II. encampment elected Rev. T
C. niG chaplainin.chiei, and Colone
Tailock a member Of the council OF nd
miuisirntion.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

We concur with a writer no one OF our
exchanges who -ays;
Farmers throughout the United States
are making ami.,akc when they fail TO
plant trees on an their land not suited
10 crops, and along their lanes, fences
and highways. Without any other ex.
pen.c than that OF planting the young
tree. thew could provide Tor fine rows Of
maple. oak, pine, birch hickory, wal.
nut. and other trees on their farms, all
VI which would be increasing in value
every year Again, they might plant
fruit trees and thus secure abundance
Of cherries, peaches, apples plums, and
other fruits. In some Of the older parts
Of New Jersey and Pennsylvania the
farms are CROSSED, recro.sed and bounded
by rows of cherry and other fruit trees.
and lhr owners looi, upon these trees as
remuuDmtiyc and almost indispensable.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

Sew York.-A special to thc world
from sam salvador saws several earth.
qrakc- have been felt boz san Niu,yui
aud 10 Caiojluca.
st. Petersburg. FROM good SQUIRE
30 slarnrd the porte ha- accepted The
dcmanu ofthc powers with regard to re-.
forms leo Armenia.
Tausicr..-Thcrc have been 81 new
cnsc- Of cholera reported here. The
deaths number ~. A later report says
thccho.cm is aha;iug.
san Andreas, Cal, sept. iG-Ex.
Lieutenant governor John y. Raddirk
died to-day. aged o. lie was promi.
ucnt attorney and was elected hcuicu'
aui.soycrnor on the Republican ticket
lu lsll.
Albuquerque, y. NJ, sept l6.-Thc
fourth national irrigation congress op.
surd here to-day wiiha large attend
aucc, kansas. Nebraska, Oklahoma.
/ Colorado. Utah, California and Arizona
being represented, Delegates me Misc
present from Mexico and Canada.
Ior Angeles, Cal. -Mrs. Charles Jrn.
kins. wife Of chief clerk Of the Holen
heck hotel Of this city, has discovered
that sheis % direct drscendent oi III,
late lord Antrim, Of Ireland, who lci
an estate of'ssO.OOO,OOO. She will lcay'
Tor the east at once toestahlish he
claim ioa portion Of the property.
Wnshingion.-No word has been re-
cciyed At the state department Of th
cessation Of the inquiry now being con
ducicj bv the British and American
commission into the ku Chcng onl
RACES aud the officers are alta lost
d understand how any question ~ 20 III
o punishment Of the persons found guilt
can have arisen In advance Of the cot
clusion otthc inquiry.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

These days Of quick railway and
postal service, i0r not being posted on
an the topics Of the day unless, indeed,
you are not a subscriber for some stall
wart, Observation-Disclosures paper. like The
Salt Lake Daily Tribune. And Ia fact
there is no excuse for not being, because
II one feels TOO poor 20 spend o dollar a
month FOR the daily, the simi-Weekly
can bee had Tor three months for 20 cents.
II contains the condensed and selected
matter OF the daily, embracing the for
eign and local telegruphIc, editorial and
local, and especially matter pertaining
10 Utah There is no pardonable ex-
cuse Tor avoiding an education-aud The
Tribune isan educator. Everybody adj
mits that. Think oiit-three months
for 10 cents.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

RocErour, Utah, Sept. 10, 1876.
Enron TINS:
Thre-hing was commenced here to-
day.
Mis- Louie johnson has gone TO Park
City, where she will stay for some time.
Miss Mulin has returned home from
Knmas, where she has been Tor the past
two months.
T.. NJ, stalker left on Monday for Logan,
where hc will attend school at the Ag.
ricultural College. KS.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

f.os Angeles Express; ~ present the
outlook Tor the extension Of the Termi-
nal railroad 10 Salt Lake II very bright.
For some weeks negotiations have been
In progress with eastern parties looking
To this mueh.desired end. ltis under
stood that things may come TO head In
the very near future.
General Manager Burnett Of the Ter
minal, when seen this morning by an
Express reporter, said that he did not
wish 90 have anything said about tho
proposed extension. He adhitlod, how
ever that the prospects II railroad COM
munication between Salt Lake and Los
Angeles via the Terminal we're good,
indeed aud said that his company ia
now and has been for some little time
looking over the field wiiha view 10
determining the most feasible route.
A country wonderfully rich In min
eral aud agricultural resources would
be opened 10 development were rail-
road 10 pas through. Mr.. Burnett was
OF the opinion that in the event OF rail
communication a very poor market
would be- found 10 Los Angeles for the
vast deposits OF coal In Utah that would
be tapped by the new line, owing to the
inexhausiible supply Of oil here.
lie thought, however, that wonderful
results would follow the building Of a
road between los Angeles and salt
LaFe. Among other things, II would
give Oh quicker communication by rail
with the east
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

Although Tau TINS has been running
only % yel and O half we have now
ON our books over $500 due on -ubsrrip-
uons. n require. money 90 run news
paper, aud while tha indiyidnl Indebted
ness OF our patrons o. SMALL iae aggro-
gate o. considerable TIM Inns has
carried you through the duiIest times
without murmur but now ai ks every
man who owes NJ 90 make settlement AZ
once. Please hclr 100 mindi shat every
dollar counts, aud you cuu easily pay
the small amount yuu owe without in-
convenience t1 Yourself.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20
NO. "a

"a hunting expedition 10 northeastern
colorado, has been found alive aud we'll.
Senator Vest says bee has not changed
h'r views on the silver question.
urganisi King Describes Durranrs ap-
pcRmuce loo Emmanuel church. Says he
was nervous, excited and weak.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

Tie Mora indemnity has been paid by
Span.
one oithc Rio Grand Western train
robbG- lo'ated In Colorado.
The cholera situation at Honolulu IL
more seriou. than the authorities will
admit.
Secretary Carlisle decides 10 reject all
bids Tor 'ampling ores At points o
entry.
President Cleveland said TO be negoti
atIng another bond with the Morgan
Balmont syndicate.
A WyomingsQuatter kills II. y. Rol
inson and Herbert Lunyillc. near shcrI
dan, and Is shot dead by officers.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20
rns Nlasa., rall. rlan. In orsn,Isa.

After almost five wears Of work and
the expenditure OF over s3.OOO.O0O,
Niagara Fails are now being utilized for
plWcr. The monster 5000 horse power
dynamos Of the Cataract Construction
Company arcnow ,eudingo out electricity
ioT commercial usc. The first power
was delivered 20 the works Of the Pit,s-
burg Reelection Company 80 ESQ
O'Clock, August %, when dynamo No.
Boa the construction c1mpany's power
house was Get iu motion. AZ the rcduc.
ton compauy's works there were about
a dozen men ct work, aud the pots used
To- the making Of aluminium are being
tested hy them.
The power from the power house Is
sent over copper cables laid in conduit
10 the aluminium works. The current
sent out is an alternating one, and be-
fore Il can be used In the makingoi alsm-
iuum IL must be- transformed 10 a direct
current. This II done by passing
through four Of the largest rotary trans
formers ever built. These are 200
horse power each. and three Of them are
running Scientific American.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

Washington. y. c.. Sept. IA new
cure Tor consumption ha. been reported
10 the State department by United
states Consul Chancellor 90 tlayrc. he
-ay- the cure was fret brought to 'hc 100.
teution of the worldnt acougrcss OF ply.
.icinn- and scientists az Bordeaux. 20
consider the question oicomhattins ron.
sumption by vaccination. Prof Mar.
igilo, an Italian. read y paper which at
rac'ct much attention, claiming go have
discovered a process for the tieatmeut Of
consumption 10y the injection Of tuhcr.
cular serum, which, bee says, render. the
subjects OF the diseac immune. The
Consul recalls the comparative failures
Of other attempts 10 treat consumption
successfully. aud says this particular pro.
cess II -till in the experimental stage.
lncidently, the Consul gives some
startling figures Of tie rayages % COR
sumption in Paris. lie shows that II
causes thirty.cight times more deaih'
than smallpox and scarlet fever com'
biued.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

tunuIrf- Zoo the meantime bad hecu
most horrible. lie was brought To- Dem.
yer ouc.chc died Boo the hospital at
o'c.lgk this afternoon both biz lei,- my.
iug been aupu,atcd by the hospital .lr
rcou.. The uomc ofThur-tou is in NcN.
Iftrs Il
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20
Mouths

Some mouths look like peaches and
cream, and some like hole chopped
into q brick wall TO admit new door NJ
window. The mouth Is % hothed for
to1thaches, the buugholc OF orltory aud
O baby browning glory, ltis the ioln'
tam head of patriotism and th' tool
ches. of pie. Without 70 the politician
would bsa vaulorer on the face of Che
calth, 900 the rrima donna 200 down TO
600 uuHoulred grave. r. isthe sraoars
friend. the orators pride, and the den'
lists hopc.-Ex.
Short form warranty deeds and other
legal blanks for sale at Dbl Office.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The Event. ~ ~. Week From N.srIy
E,sry Tawn In summit County what
The Times's" Representative. Hn,r
Found a. write Ahuut
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

Warranty Deeds, short form and
limo ui Justice 0aus .lr sole az IHe
TIMES office,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
oAlLYLIsT or HAPPENINGS AND
CTHE7 NEWS.

~ ~ Important Events ~ The Wsck
taud'us,d ftum the iatr., Photographic
hisiat,h,. irHm iisfe. There aud
E,sf,Wher.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20

shlr. form warranty deeds and other
legal blanks rsaie az lAis Office.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-12-07
No Tidings From the Strathnevis,
Two Weeks OVeddue.
HER COAL MAY HAVE RUN OUT
One Hundred and Fifty Passengers ON
Board, and the Cargo is Gen
eral Merchandise.

Tacoma, Nov. 29.-InQuiry at the
Northern Pacific steamship offices re-
veals that no tidings have yet been
received from the missing steamer
Strathnexis, which cleared for Yoko-
hama October II and left Victoria the
next day. She is now 4S days out from
Tacoma.
Second officer Smith Of the steamer
Tacoma, which arrived last night, says:
II have not given up hope that the
StrathneVis, which cleared for Yoko-
She must have run short of coal ana
put in at some port at the Aleutian
islands. If Captain Pattie did put his
vessel in there it can be picked up all
right by a British man-of-War sent out
from either Victoria or Yokohama, but
if the Strathnevis is disabled and drifts
much south Of the track followed by
Oriental steamship and sailing vessels
the men are liable to die of starvation
before being picked up. If the steam
ship finds a snug anchorage in the
Aleutian islands, it is liable to lie there
all winter, making Yokohama in the
spring"
The Strathnevis carried a cargo OF
1000 tons of general merchandise and
had a passenger list Of 125 Chinese,
most of them being merchants from
Chicago, New York Buffalo, Boston
and Philadelphia, who were returning
home for their first visit after the
Chinese war. Five deported Chinese
from this state and Montana were also
on board.
The Strathnevis Is commanded by
Captain James Pattie. The vessel be-
longs to the Strath line OF Glasgow.
She was built in New Castle-on-Tyne
last year and was launched In July,
1894 With the passengers and crew
the number of persons on board was
about $50.