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The herald., 1895-05-26

Artistic floral designs made to order on short
notice by the Ckliforn Floral Co., 100 South
Spring street. Summers & Goldensim, props.
The herald., 1895-05-26

ny n g Difer bacher. dentist. rooms = AN
6. 110 & sprinR at. os rssi.s
The herald., 1895-05-26
Hanim.n Fish Co., San Pedro

Fresh fish and Holsters shipped direct to all
points In Arizona. Texas and Mexico, from
cannery at San Pedro. at lowest wholesale
prices
The herald., 1895-05-26
Save Undertakers' Commission

Hire your hacks for funerals $3.50 each, from
Gus Graham. Stand, Arcade depot Tel. $50.
The herald., 1895-05-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.


Claude s Falkenstrom. Los Angel IS .......2 %
Lilly p. Frauenhof, Los Angeles. .......-....17
Juan Vasquez, ] os Angeles ............. 30
Louisa Carmona, Los Angeles ............... 81
The herald., 1895-05-26

DR.. S. II. Tolhurst, Dentist,
viii reopen his Office in the Irvine block
Third and Broadway, about June 18th.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06

RooKPoRT, Utah, Dec. 8, 1870.
Enron TINES;
benjamin Harris and Frank siddoway
Of Salt Lake were in Roekport the last
Of last week.
Mr.. Thayne oithe Consolidated Imple-
ment COMPANY lie in RSekport on bust
ness for that flrm.
Frank Vernon, wife and family, were
down from their home In Weber canyon
the las Of the week.
Miss Cora stembridge and Miss Louie
Jonson spent a few days with their
parents the last Of the week. They re-
turned to Park City on Sunday last.
II the person, or persons, who took
several extra hats by mistake from
Roekport Hall last Friday evening will
return same 10 the postofiice. they will
be rewarded for go doing.
The wedding reception OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Gibbons was given at the home
Of Mrs. Sarah Il. Gibbons on Friday.
November 29th. Quite number OF
relatives and friends were present aud a
very enjoyable time was spent. They
gave a dance the same evening which
was well attended. Quite number
were down from Oakley to attend the
wedding reception. X. S.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06
Thursday. nee o.

Senate reorganization was defeated by
the action Of the Populists.
Canada has let contracts for carrying
the mails through Alaska territory.
II. n. Merritt aud daughter, for
nerly Of Utah, was killed by Indians
in Arizona.
Secretary Of War orders an investiga-
ton Of the Fort Douglas sewage nui-
sence.
The Marquis Of Salisbury refuses to
submit the entire Venezuelan question
TO arbitration.
Four vessels are supposed to have
been wrecked and 100 persons
drowned in typhoon in the China sea.
The Governor OF Colorado viii insist
upon the prosecution OF Fort Duchesne
officers and soldiers for killing game.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06

Three free coinage bills were ln,ro.
duced In the senate.
Fire at indianapolis DESTROYED halfa
million dollars worth Of property.
Rufus w. packham was nominated bv
the president TO succeed the late assoc
late Justice jackson.
The Monroe doctrine resolutions we're
introduced In the Senate and one recor-
mixing the belllrerency Of Cuba.
Tacoma, Wash, Dec. 3.-Ths North.
Urn Pacific railroad. acting with the
counties Of this state, has taken up the
natter oil Inducing immigration to the
northwest. officials Of the road have
announced that they believe eco one
way rate will be made from 81. Paul TO
the coast for actual settlers. II will be
the lowest regular rate ever made.
Chicago Dec. 8.-Chairman Caldwell
has received notice that the Colorado
Midland, Denver & Rio Grande and Rio
drande Western will become members
Of the Western Passenger Association on
the basis Of the other roads In their ter
ritory. These lines we're the chief ones
whose votes have not been received, and
their acceptance strengthen very ma
terally.
There were l72 bills and 10 resolutions
introduced In the Senate to-day. Int n
large majority Of the bills we're reprints
OF measures which failed to pass last
season. Many Of these, as also q large
portion Of the new bills, were for private
purposes. There we're alss several for
the modification Of the pension laws.
Senators Pefer, stewart aud Squire re-
introduced their bills Of last season per-
tanning 70 silver coinage,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06

believed To- have lren lost with her crew
Of four.
The powers will insist upon the mas
sage Of the Dardaneios uy extra guard
ships.
Buiialo.-Rt Rev NJ. Gleason. vicar
general Of the diocesc Of RnnSlo. died in
this city to-day, ~ wears Of age.
Delegate frank ]. Cannon take. nl.c.
on the three committees Of eolnag.
weights and measutes. mines and min.
ing and agriculture.
Cheyenne, wyo.. Drr. a.-Tribnr.
speoial.-A freight wreck occured on
the Union Pacific main line be,v.sn
Archer station and this place las, night
demolishing four cars aud DELAYING ali
traffic two hour. The wreck was rsn..d
by the coupling breaking In an eigh,s.n-
car train the parted portions eollided
Seattle, wash.-Joc Isman and nj.
wife fought each other SUNDAY p,vb,
win an MA aud revolver for
the possession Of their home. The
woman fired three shets at her husband
and then dropped the weapon Pc
picked II mp, aud in scnflle tia,
'o'o~ed was shot In tho leg, but not
seriously hurt.
ran francisco.-Lord sholto Douglas.
the Morqnis Of Quecnsbury's SON
knocked out highwayman In one ronna
last night while returning home from
the thea,er at which he and his wife will
appear tonight, the lord was attacked bv
young man, who demanded money
Douglas replied with blew and IN.
iooipad run away.
New Yorkshire. Della Stewart Par
nell, mother Of the late Irish leader. IN
laying dangerously IN In Trinity hos
pl'al' she had been failing since the
brutal assault made upon her At Bordep.
town, n. j., last spring. Her condi-
uon grew 70 precariouH y few DAYS ago
mat she was removed to the hospital.
Mrs Parnell had intended to sail for
= Europe IN a few days to visit her survIy-
4. ing children.
A Washingion.-Admiral seliridgc hs.
ct notified the navy department Of
The refusal Of the Port To permit the
united staies errisers to enter the Bos.
phons' 81 'er..'ils have been issued
% rare 10, hr'e \, the psa, v hon affair.
/, IN TurkeyN 10 Iuict, but the power
party to The trs,y Of Berlin alone emo,
, the right Of entrance to thoso waters
And they are ,.mited to sne ship each.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06

A committee vas chosen 70 arrange 3
program Tor that day.
Thomas Christensen issiill quite siek.
IL will be miracle IL he l. ever able 70
get around again.
II. I. Lewis, the photographer viii
spend week with us lie took the
school on the 4th.
Miss Mamie Williams spent n few days
in Coalyille last week. She visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosmer.
Choir practice ~ held every wednes-
day evening and the Theological class
every Monday evening. All interested
are invited to both.
Mrs. Annie VI. Anderson executed a
decd this week in favor Of Theodore
Rasmussen for piece q land In the
,oN nship Of wanship.
M,ssrs. Nels johnson and w. ".
Moore val give ina-k hail ON the 20th
boz iomg's nal The nenefer string
band ~ill b. 10 attendance with Walter
Wilson ~ prompter.
Quite a number Of travelling men have
visited orr town this week. Mr.. I'd
wards, MI. Lowe Of the Z. &. NJ. l. Nj.
q. Hardy, rcpresenIing VI. Kopp. candy
factory Nj. simmons for rayy n Co.,
and Mt. Aslel for Hewlett Bros.
A birthday surprise party Nas gotten
up on NJ. /. lee on the ird by his family,
1t being HE 73rd birthday. boo says hs
lie all right yet for many years to come
all he lacks isa new pair Of legs. va
wish him many happy returns oiih'
day.
Thanksgiving Day vas observed her,
by the district school. They had quit,
an interesting program in the forenoon
and a dance in the afternoon for the
children, and one in the evening for tbs
adults, which was entirely u HON,
dance.
A meeting Of the High Priest quorum
was held here November sOtn. Presi
dent Peterson aud Councillors Marchan'
and Reynolds were present. Quite I
number Of the members were present
although the quorum was not ~ vel
represented as 1t should have been.
Mrs. Lizzie Barrow returned from Sal
Lake on the 4th, where she has been iv
month past. She expects Jane
Barrow to retnrn from his mission 4
New Zealand about the 18th. y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06
WORTHWHILE.
lloYrsyiLLr, Utah, Dee. 3, 500.
EDIToR riNEs;

HoYrsyiLLr, Utah, Dee. ., 1895.
EDIIoR TINEs;
Mrs. VIM. sionebraker Of Evanston
and Mrs. NJ. Newman Of Ogden came
Thursday TO attend the funeral Of Mrt,
stonebraker to-day.
Miss May Pack, assistant teacher. was
taken from the school here Thursday
afternoon 10 Salt Lake 10 the bedside OF
her sister, who ID very low with typhoid.
There is more work for the unem-
ployed in Iioytsville this season than
has been known Tor several years. In
fact, everybody has work that wants IL,
Times are surely picking up.
The wife Of John 7. stonebraker passed
away Wednesday morning at 8 O'Clock,
from an attack OF typhoid fever. The
loss TO Nj. stonebraKer and children 10
indeed hard one, and will elicit the
sympathy OF the entire community. She
was faithful, loving wife, kind and
devoted mother. -Four Of her own and
three step-children are lett motherless
by her death.
The other four members of Mr.. Stone
braker's family who are IN from thi,
same disease are recovering. g.. w.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06
UPrON.
Urros, Utah, Dec. 8, 1896.

UrroN, Utah, Dec. 8, 1896.
Enron TINS;
Born, to the wife OF Chester staley,
November 2sth, daughter. Mother
and baby are doing we'll.
Elder Florence Of Morgan attended
the afternoon services Sunday and adj
dressed the people on the occasion.
Bryant Copley is making preparation,
for Christmas entertainment for his
pupils, and for the occasion has secured
the Social Hall. Bryant is a worker
with his pupils, and IL avery efficient
teacher. He is giving good satisfaction.
Thanksgiving Day was appropriately
observed In Upton. Al Up. m. the new
Social Hall was filed with school pupils
and their parents. The exercises COM
menced with singing by fifteen Of the
pupils; prayer by John Clark song by
Mary Fewkes; Rotations by Samuel
and Clara Robinson. Thanksgiving Day
was beautifully represented by twelve
Of the pupils, with vegetable productions
Of Utah. A short and very interesting
lecture on the origin Of Thanksgiving
Day was given by Bryant Copleyi essay
for the occasion by Miss Copleyi pre-
sentation Of ornamental letters by
twelve Of the pupils, which, VIXEN placed
in order, spelled Thanksgiving. The
balance Of the afternoon vas spont in
dancing by the pupils. In the evening
grand bah was held by the alulia.
Quite % number nom Coalyillo and
Spring Hollow were present, &c.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06
HENEFER.

HrSrrER. Utah, Dec. o. 1895.
Enron nsEs;
VIM. Bond Of Park City is down on
arcount Of his mothers sickness.
Thomas u. Stephens Ia still making
Biz usual drives TO Salt Lake. This
ame II Is sheep. --
The merry jingle Of the sle.ghbell is
now In order and all appearances point
70 long, hard winter.
Mrs Mary A. Bond, an old and well
respected citizen Of this place, IL at
present seriously III.
Mrs.. +. Ellingiord Of Ammen, Ida.
has been spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. LoveniR Brewer.
N. F. Harris left to-day to catch up
with bic nock that was started last Mem
day In charge Of W. g. Rheims.
The last Of our sheep men started for
winter quarters during the week. The
last storm was too much for them.
Miss Bohman, teacher Of our primary
department, was unexpectedly called
home by a telegram last Friday an
nouncing death in her family.
The Thanksgiving party at Heneiei
was success in every respect and credit
il certainly due he committee for theil
labop on this occasion and all who rs
sisted them.
Mr.. Howells, who il travelling in III,
interest Of the Herald, was speaker a
the afternoon services here on sunda,
and delivered an interesting lecture a
the Y. NJ. NJ. /. A. in the evening.
II isto be hoped that as the season o
1898 IL drawing to close those knowlni
themselves to be indebted 10 THr TINE
will make an effort TO settle for thei
subscription and make the editors hear
rejoice, that all may feel happy together
W. II. Branch and Alex. Paddles
home missionaries, Of Coalyille wer,
speakers a, the afternoon services SON
day. W. b.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
DAILY LIST OF HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.
All the Important E,sns 81 the Week
Condensed From the --latest rsi-Ersphie
dispatches Prem HsIe. Thsr. sud
Everywhere


Nhhh@Nf Nff =
Washingion.-1he precedent has re.
cognized saiio Miki Shoshirhii. consul
Of Japan at Tacoma.
nj Paso. Tcxas.-The Sonora Yabui
outbreak tufns out 10 have been only
houseihicving raid. The reported Kill.
ing Of the Mueller family IL denied.
Chicago The snt.sKccutiye com.
mitiee Of the national learue Of Repub
hcan clubs decided that the league con.
veulion Of next April shall he held in
this city.
Washington. --Geneml Miles. com.
mander OF the army leaves Washington
to-nigh, on a tour Of inspection Of the
military posts In the south. lie will 10
fret to Columbus Barracks and thence
south TO Atlanta, Charleston aud vicin.
ity.
London. The Foreign Missionary AZ
ISOLATION to-day received acable message
FROM Antanarivo, capital OF the island
Of Madagascar, via Port Louis island Of
Maurilius. saying that two missionarie,
~ Arivonimama, Mr. and Mrs. johnson
have been murdered during riot.
Chicago.--A postponemcnt Of III,
hearing In the ease Of Zella Nicholaul
against George Gould, wac granted to
day by Commissioner Foote ana ih'
case was set for Wednesday Of next week
Neither Attorney Duncan, who 10 acting
for Mr.. Gould, nor the commander woul,
give the reason for the postponement.
Louisville. Ky.-A special 10 the Com
mercial from Lexington, KY, says
Late tonight, A. q. McCaher,y Of 81
Louis and Henry simons OF Louisville
the well known horsemen, Quarrele
oyera settlement, when simons broke
chair over McCaGerty's head. tn
latter leveled his pistol and fred, bu
his arm was thrown up by bystandar
and the shot missed.
-i'iytnon,h asnu .--rnv nsltistsrsteagne
Rose Moran has arrived here and lAnde
the captain and thirteen Of the crew ,
the American ship Belle O'Brian, q
Thonpson, Me-, owned by NJ.
o'Brian, which ioundered 1850 mile
northwest Of Kerry Head. Six member
Of Belle o'Brians crew reached Kerr
Head In boat on Saturday mornin
alta, baxius suii,.r, vreatlv from hnn,,e
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06
wAusATCu

wAnsArcm, Utah, De-. 3. 1895.
EnuoE TNrs.
Bil Turpin, the Echo miller. ~ns
seen here on Friday.
M and Mrs. Ellis Of salt Lake we're
vi,liors here on sunday.
d, Moore left here on Thursday for
Omaha with a carload Of bulls.
Monday morning, the End, was u
siiller 1t registered 10 below zero.
W g. Rhead IL busy these days haul.
itg hay to Evanston from his yellow
creek ranch.
VIM. liodson sold out all hr cattle
here the past week. Good prices are
said 10 have been raligec.
We nov have about tix inehe, Of
snow after weeks siorms, and a. the
thermometer is hoyerine near zero, il
10th looks and feels like winter.
hu. Rees was the recipient Of sur.
prize party on Friday night. A few
heiehhors met Al Mrs. Rees equipped
for dance, which was kept up to lat,
hour
Il was remarked by several here that
Sunday night last was one Of the most
beautiful moonlight nights that they
ever witnessed. The moons mellow
light shone on the new snow with NJ
unusual beauty. J.B.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06

reward and 10 know that their kind ac-
iions caused heartfelt gratitude and
Thanksgiving for all their kindness on
that dav should stimulate them to re-
newed efforts in that direction.
Work A. the savmills started up again.
The millmen came down last week 10
eat turkey and other good things, and
are nov In condition TO whoop 'er up
until Christmas, svhen they will have
another weeks layoG.
Peoa furnished lie quota at the we'd
ding dance held in Rockport ON FRIDAY
night Of last week. The Young people
returned home feeling much pleased
with the enjoyable time had on that &C.
casion and for the kindness shown the m
by the people down that way.
Thanksgiving WAS observed by all oui
citizens and at the family dinner a.,
tables we're loaded with the best THAT
could be had. The day was warm and
plePsant, ~hich contributed much q,
the enjoyment. In the evening quit,
number Of our young people went :,
KAmAs to shake the light fantastic toe al
the dance in Carpenters large and com
Portable hall.
see that the Salt Lake Herald Com
pany has commenced issuing week.,
paper aud that with the Church ant
Farm, at the low price Of one dollar pei
year. In advance. The salt Lake Her
aid and THE TNEs should be in ever,
household In the county, and woul,
furnish the best reading, and iniorma
ton Of n general nature, that could b,
obtained. Try them both a year and b,
happy.
ltis about time that our dramatic
association was getting into runninI
order and placing some pieces on III,
boards for tho entertainment Of our citi
sens. The drama 10 both instructiv,
and entertaining and is much bette
than 90 much dancing, although that /
oil right when not carried TO excess
Variety Is the spice Of life therefor lie
Us hayea change in the amusement
during the coming winter. We have tn
talent here and there is no cause VIII,
II should not be brought out.
Lam inclined to ask the question
Why 10 the delinquent tax list publishes
in paper that has very little circula
ton In the county7 IL seems 10 m
that the better plan, for all concerned
especially that all these who are inter
ested In the let may have the opportun
ity 10 sec IL, that the list be pubishe
IN TnE TINEs which goes TO all parts q
the county. II Is to be- hoped that In III
future when anything Of a public natur
IL 10 be called to the attentio
Of the citizens that TITS TNRs, IN
county paper, will yet the notice. IL
all very we'll, for the paper, that no,
has the list, but not 90 with iii
general public. A matter Of this kin
should receive consideration for the ben,
1T Of delinquents or the citizens in geI
eral. b. X. T.. NER.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06

Cincinnati, o., Dec. l.-sinee the re-
cent rains Ii has been found that cisterns
In different parts Of the Ohio valley no
longer hold water. The cisterns have
been dry for months, and the general
theory il that the comet was cracked by
the recent earthquake that was 10 dis.
tinctly iell throughout the Ohio valley
on October 81.
Washington, D. O.. Dec LA call has
been issued for meeting Of silver sen.
ators, 70 10 held in the marble-room at
II O'Clock Tomorrow, Tor the purpose Of
discussing the feasibility Of organizing
the senate on a silver basis. It is signed
b, four Populial senators, and has been
sent 10 all the Republican senators who
have proiessed Allegiance TO the silver
cAuse.
Uniontown, Pa, December Five
persons were drowned In the Aonon.
gahela river below Browsyille last night
about midnight. They were Joseph
Pickup, Mrs. Ethel sierens, Joseph Me.
Intosh, Mrs. Missouri MclntOsh and
Jacob Eskin. They were returning
from Brownsville to their home at
woodrun, in a sSid. They got close 10
the steamer James g. Blaine, p which
was coming up the stream, and the
waves upset the skif, throwing them
all into deep water. Nothing could be
done 70 help them in the darkness.
All the bodies we're rescued except Jo-
seph Mcintosh.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06
wANsIfIP.

WASsnIP, Utah, Dec, o, 1885.
EDITOR TInEs:
A. Bates went to Ogden on the End.
Nels johnson made a trip to Farming
ton last Saturday.
The district school has arranged .
program Tor the Goth.
The thermometer registered here on
the morning Of the 4th four degrees be.
low zero.
Miss Minnie Young spent last week in
Park City visiting with her brother, Il
5. Young.
Miss Mnggie Young went to Park City
last week to spend Thanksgiving with
Mis- Eva Dunn,
The citizens Of Wanship held meet.
ing ruesday evening ia the Ward house
10 take steps 10 celebrate Christmas.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06
OAKLEY

OAKLEY, Utah, Dec. 3, 1886.
Enron TINES.
L. Horton 10 looking after cook.
The Misses Horton Of Oakley are 20
ing to Park City to stay this winter.
Miss Mary Stevens and W. W. Horton
and " life have returned from Salt Lake.
Ed. Horton 10 looking after job in
the Park, whore hewill continue bus!.
nets for some time.
That porch in front Of the store add,
much to the looks OF the building
George wardell Of Peoa IL the architect,
Miss Sylvia snapp came home from
Park City 10 spend a few days with her
parents and friends. {.
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reno

Ecno, Utah. Dec b. lsa5.
EpuoE TMs.
Kay brim was home from ss.i iase
to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs.. W. II. Fay vas down from the
fark MondA, on business.
George W. hsper and A. q. Bnm sold
= nice bunch Of beei crtile TO =. J.
slookey Of salt Lake this week.
TJ. McGuire and W. l.. Turpn ju.i
returned home from IT. Bndger. where
they have teen looking mp the coun-
try. a
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06

The Fli,y-fourth Congress isnow in
session.
The November deficit was Si,2l2,7s0
and tho increase In the debt i2,0i6,503.
Rckpori rexas.-A schooner playing
between bore end MgAico. in the iruit
trade, due at Tuxpan November 20, IL
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06
nov KiII.a a, arsnr.r.

Green River, wyo., Dec. a.-Fred D.
Warren, II years old, was run over by
freight train at Granger about s o'clock
last night, and died few hours later.
The boy Was the son 81 John Warren,
proprietor OF the hotel at Granger, and
one Of the Oldest pioneers In this sec.
ton Of the country. Freddie had slipped
out Of the house, in response 10 the signal
OF another boy, and gone over TO the
depot. Returning he crossed the tracks
Immediately in the rear Of one train, but
failed TO observe the approaching OF an
other one until too late. His left leg
was crushed. Medical aid was summoned
from his city, and twas deemed best 10
send the little sufferer 10 Rock Syringe
hospital, but death came while en- route.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06
Oonstantinopie, Dec. q, via

Constahtinople Dec. q, via Sofia,
Bulgaria, Dec alt is reported this
afternoon that after the meeting Of tho
ambassadors, Sir Philip Cnrre. British
ambassador, notified the Turkish Gov
eminent that n the frmans we're not
granted by Saturday q British gunboat
wonld be sent through the straits Of the
nardanelles, without the Sulian's per.
mission, 10 net as an extra ruardshin IN
the ho'phorusior the protection OF the
British Embassy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The Events Of the wesk Prom Nssriy
Every Tawn IN summit Couniy-what
THE Times" Representative. Have
Pound to write About.