The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-04
THE COUNTY WS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

fioAs
lluA, Utah, oct. %. 1875.

raoA, Utah, OCT. 50. 1915.
Enron Trm-s
4 numbered our citizen. intend 20
take iu the conference, which WILDE
held 200 sails Lake ou October A'h. 5th
ud 9th.
Con..dcmb., mining timber and ium-
brr il being hauled TO Park City, while
some lumber i- being taken 10 CoalyIllc
and other towns along thcuyer.
John T.. Nle- returned home on SAT-
urduy OF Ia.t week from Idaho, where
he has been OF work tor about aycar
HE many friends were pleased Go see
him home once more.
On Monday Of this week the sc.i.
binding machines were 40 work. which
looked strange 20 our ,i-itor- from thc
lower yallcys. where $40 the grain had
teen cut and thry-hed over month
ago.
Miles Pearson passed through reoa on
MONDAY for Wauship, where hc was
engaged 10 work ON the steam thre-hing
machine. Mr. Pearson BE- an Old hand
at that kind OF work he having followed
that bushes. for many year. past.
Final tax notices are coming TO hgnd
and are received with very few com.
elementary remarks Just wait until
the assessor makes his visits next wear
and then he will get the minds OF the
people in a way that will astonish him
TO q degree.
From the number seen going and re-
turning from the mines near Kamas one
ia led 20 believe that there IL something
In the End, and iiall reports are true
that come from there il will II doubt
bs oncui the best camps In Summit In %
very short time.
| y. D. snapp, the postmaster % oak
ley. called upon vour corrsspondeut the
/ first OF the week. NIr >napp has burnt
a Kiln OF brick II very fine quality
this season, and anyone IN want Of brick
would do well TO see Mr.. Snapp before
P"' ''"'s Wv
II r. reported th"' warrants a'e ou'
for the arrest OF the parties who dis
,turhed the peace and quiet Of our town
'',t "ee"' nope '',"' no gum! 4, que
80. - '',, ,,'', ~. s..a. ,ti,h
t -. -, -, i.riora ,I,oy,,ili 10
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u'a the pleasure OF .'o"'ns ~ 'V'n'
specimens TINS wee" '''"' "ei' iounu w
weber canyon JUST '"s' %. i''"' j"
"h''h so'" ,oN'n "e 'c'h' Inc Plr''''
VINO maze tue discover! are 'o""u'''
'h"' lheE nave ''''''u one VI ',r ''''.
est mines ]" 'ne great WE, "n" ''"''
'h'' 'h'y may DO ,'g''' ',He ~ s''
I'VE" proper '''" 1t '"' s''' 'u'N ''''
NOT 'o'ne NJ! why
The past week has been very favorable
for farm work the cutting and hauling
OF grain il completed with perhaps
but two or three exceptions. a large
portion of grain has been threshed ana
the two machines are busy from morn
Ing until night ana IT'S hoped that the
work will he cleaned mp before another
storm. There is some lneern 10 cat aud
stack but that portion OF the Work VIII
soon he over
It seems that Pcoa has been passed by
and all the great speakers oil both po
'ltical parties, 20 hr. have not con.
descended TO give us call. Well, W,
can stand IL II they can. Perhaps som,
one will come along before the campaign
!. over. II not. we can take care OF our,
selves: but ior all that we donot like th,
idea Of being left out in the cold Will,
others are being enthused. This Is not
10 be taken ~ d bid for speakers, by any
means.
There is some talk Of trying TO secure