The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05

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The late storms haya lei, The road. Ia !
avery lad condition.
TIE good citizen. Of reo, have donated |
large amount Of provisions for the re.
lici o. ,he families oi HE men who were
rercUily killed. 10 the n.ine AZ Red Can.
yon, Wyoming. um citizens are cd.
wayt Oh hanl 70 a.-ist those vho are
deserving oia.d aui the comforts Of
life.
Mr. Jensen, representing the musical
house IT r.. y. Jenkins VI salt Lake
City. ras here the fret Of the week and
made sale u two organs, with fair
prospects oim1rs sales in sight.
The telephone meeting did not take
place owing, ~ doubt, 90 the stormy
weather and bad condition OF the roads.
The necessity ola creamery for this
part Of the county j. becoming to be
tcsiized aud effort. should be made to
establish that needed industry ~ soon
as possible.
Quite number .oi o1r citizens will
take advantage of the cheap rates ON
the railroad and 60 20 salt Lake this
week, take In the conference and make
their pring purchases.
The drrumer IL sgain in the land,
aud they have been aocking this way
quite numercu-ly ei late. Payday will
come later on.
The snow ha. been going oil rapidly
during the past three or four days and
should this Hue weather continue the
farmers will be- able 60 commences pillow.
ing in 4 week or two. But the chances
are hat We will have another storm he
fore this is In tyne.
The debate In the Constitutional
Convention l. causing considerable dis
russlon here by those OF opposite ideas
40 10 woman suffrage. Those who are In
favor Of women voting are largely In the
majority. The debate should not have
been allowed. party pledges should have
been kept aud the laiies should he given
the right to vote, whether II defeated
statehood mr. not. Had the matter been
decided by the convention, without all
this debate, much bad feeling would
have been avoided aud the convention
would have been u more dignided body.
IL nov appear. that all the members, or
nearly all, had q greater desire TO make
record for themselves than TO work for
the general good, ~ for instance the
time taken up by this needless wranlle
Byall means let the ladies vote, the
elections VII be all the better for IL.
John Newman Is erecting new build.
ing 10 be used for a blacksmith shop.
The question Of having our town in
corporated Il again brought up. This
should be- done ~ speedily as possible
for the benefits to the town would he
greatly augmented, What Is every
bodys business is nobody's business,
hence the Sidewalks are bad, worry little
improvements on the streets are made
and tho roudy element has full swing
all Of which could be, with many other
needed things, brought about by the
aid OF town council supported by the
good will aud aid OF the people. The eX-
pense would be very little compared
with the good that could be accom-
plishel by having such an organization.
We vote for town incorporation.
II Is understood that again move
ment II being made to have the county
road, which leads to the mouth Of Weber
canyon from the lane which turns 10
Oakley closed up, which viii iorce ali
travel by the way Of oakley. II is to be
hoped that this change will not be made
as It will work great hardship upon
the many who have and do canyon
work. The road, as now plated, is the
most direct route and the people should
not he deprived OF lis benefits.