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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21
Monday. Jun. ~.

Ukiuh, Cal. June 6-Thc wcstbound
stage was held up yesterday by lone
highwayman, Who secured 81 200 from
wclls.Fareo's express box.
Brighton, Colo, June 2a.--Tho skele-
tons Of seven persons, four adults and
three children have been exhumcd In a
field about mile and half from here,
near the trail where II crosses the Platte
river.
Louisville, June 10. Arthur Gourdin,
shoemaker living NJ Bowlington, eight
teen miles from this city on the louis
willie and Nashville railroad, shot and
probably fatally wounded Thomas Muir
ply and then stabbed his Wiie TO death,
NJ 6 O'Clock TO night Gourdin aus
pecied Murphy Of being intimate with
/ his wife.
Tacoma, wash, June l6.-A Port
Townsend, wash, special TO the Ledger
says Last night AZ s O'Clock, Chimicum
q small farming center four miles from
here, experienced q terriic explosion
and jar, the result u tho falling Of 4
5,OOO.pound meteor, which burst will
loud noise at the height Of a hundre,
yards, and after causing small cyclon'
Of several Minutes duratien, burie,
-ffte-ff nr,-p fH.t'sc ,"ossIs-- s.sese~sa~s-A
neighboring lagoon. The meteor
struck the bottom with force enough
to break crockcry In farm houses three
miles away, creating terror among res
idents. who believed the end OF the
world had came. Ten hours after the
occurrence the waters Of the lagoos
were still lnbbling and seething, and
were found to be no, enough to readily
cook eggs. Systematic dragging Of The
lagoon failed to bring Us any traces o
the celestial messenger. which Il believe,
to be buried deep In the earth.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21
TIENEFEH.

Thomas Harris is here from Murray.
The weather sstill very cold. Frosts
every night.
The folks here are still busy hauling
wool. The price is improving a little.
John shill has been unwell for some
time and Is not much better a. the pres
ent time.
One dozen OF our young men started
for wahsatch on the 10th for the pur-
pose Of strengthening.
Mr.. Osborne Rheims Of Mesa, Ari-
IONA, IL spending % few weeks with his
grandmother, Mrs. NJ. 4. Bond.
A committe has In charge the Fourth
Of July celebration. There will be a
dance Tor the adults and children, base
ball, horseraeing, iootracing, etc.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21


Dull business is closing the London
theaters.
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in 2;O7 4-5.
The Horr-Haryey silver debate is set
for July 10th.
farmer mar ., F,,,.is vo,
"' "o"r 9'' tiahelri nan.
cIdes.
James Henry has hsen ho,nd non, nm
the charge of STEALING bnl,,"n t,on ,bs
Carson mint
STAT. sena,o, ~ - NH, nm.
ley was sbo, nv John phillins and
dangerously wounded
Pr,,ondi. 80, c,,,
ad,,sts,sa,i.s , . 70 'ne OieVelhnu
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21

Ex-Governor Boies Of Iowa writes
strong letter In favor Of free coinage.
A Gre at Toitenham, Ont, destroyed
nearly 100 buildings. The loss is esti-
mated at ,l5O,OOO.
The Minnesota Supreme court has
granted n stay in the execution Of Harry
Hay for thirty days.
Commodore Bunce has been appointed
to the command Of the North Atlantic
squadron, to succeed Admiral Meade.
The net increase Of receipts at the
postolhecs throughout the country dur
ing the year ending March 81, 1875, was
81 ,730,o5J.
ttis stated that the United states
government has demanded that Spain
Immediately pay the Mora claim OF ono
and u half million dollars.
Silver men arc making hard fight at
the Republican League Convention.
For,y.six states and territories are rep
resented and 1000 delegates are In at
tendance.
Grarshoppers have appeared In such
quantities between Eckley and Otis
Neh., a distance OF twenty-five miles, AZ
to cover the Burlington railroad track
and cause much trouble. The engines
have been provided with steel brushes
with which to clear the track. At Yuma,
Colo, they have invaded the grain fields,
doing much damage.
A special newspaper train going from
, San Francisco towards San Jose at the
, rate Of atty miles an hour. ran over and
| instantly killed Robert Marshall and
, wife at the crossing just outside the city
/ limlts. The Marshalls were torn 10
,-s...--- 4. sl -. llaissa
Il could be stopped, carrying on the
cowcatcher fragments Of the man, wo-
man, horse and vehicle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21

Mrs. Sarah Gibbons is again quite
sick.
J. NJ. Malin is feeling some better. He
is able TO be out part Of the time.
Howard Malin has gone to Salt Lake
70 spend week with relatives.
The heavy frost on the night Of the
10th and 18th killed all Of the fruit and
teHder vegetables.
Charles Horton and Miss Lydia Stalker
have both been sick with measles dur
Ing the past week, but are now able to
be out.
The Wanship and Rockport boys will
play a match game Of baseball on Fri
day next and Friday evening there will
be dance in the Roekport hall.
The wedding reception Of Ephraim
Horton and Mary Z. Davis, which was
held on Tuesday, June 18th, at the resi-
donce Of the groom's parents, was an
enjoyable event. Quite number d
guests we're present and all seemed tC
enjoy themselves. The wedding dance
was held on Tuesday evening and was
well attended. We wish the youns
couple long and happy life.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21

the corresponding period Of 1891. On
the other hand. exports increased
100, 100000, francs during the first five
months Of 1895.
A portion Of Grayson county, Tex,
was devastated by a cyclone, Thou.
sands Of acres oicrops were wiped of the
earth, houses blown down and the
damage will run high into the thousands
Of dollars
A boiler explosion ut Red Corloru
works, near Guesboirough, Yorkshire
England. resulted in the death Of min,
persons; thirteen out oi fifteen boileri
exploded The masonry was hurled
hundreds OF yards and volume oiboil
ing water yard deep poured over th'
workmcn. The damage was abou
s2jO,OOO.
May Bell Chrichhcld, the iiiteen-year
old daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Mary J
Chrichdeld, Of st. Louis, and heircs
to considerable property, has been mise
ing since "Wednesday afternoon, N
trace Of her whatever has been found
Fears are entertained that she Ia bein
held for ransom or to secure som proI
|prtv
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.
The Events NJ THE week Prom Neariy
Every Town In summit County what
The Timcs's" Representatives Have
Pound e. Write About.
KAMAs

L. II. Rhead Of Coal,iile WAS In Kamas
Thursday doing some surveying
John Carpenters new residence il
completed and the family took posses
sion OF It this week.
No preparations are being made Tor
celebrating the Fourth Of July. l. IL
forgotten. or has the recent frost affected
the patriotic spark?
Misse. Lizzie and Roe Pack returned
FROM Salt Lake Tuesday. The former
young lady las been attending the Stake
Academy in that place.
heavy frost sunday night destroyed
all the fruit and a good deal Of the gar.
den stuff. Potatoes, corn, beans aud
even the oats have suffered greatly.
Mrs. W. W. CluT and Mrs. Alma
EldreIg- were among those who were
present at the organization of the W.
n. Il. a. Of this place on the 10th inst.
Report has DO that an escaped lunatic
wandered iu 90 North Knnns ON sunday
last She was followed by three men,
who secured her and took her back from
whence she came. No one seems to be-
acquainted with the particulars.
The meeting on saturday afternoon
was poorly attended. On sunday a.,
house WIS dllcd all day. Among the
speakers were President W. W. CiuG and
Councillors Alma Eliredge aud Wart
Z. Pack, sr. The meetings were mucl
enjoyed.
a curious accident happened here las
week. Len Osborne had four two.year
old heicrs drink ten gallons Of red paint
One died in . short time aud another
will doubtless die. Mr.. Osborne think
there are hopes Of the other two.
Mr.. Byron Mitchell aud Miss Emmi
Anderson we're united IN marriage Mon
day. They entertained their friends II
the evening At the opera house by giyinl
grand ball. The young people an
both highly rr.pected hcrc, ana all ~i-i
them JOY IN their new life. c.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21
I'IoA

+. W. Marchant returned from a trip
10 Salt Lake last week.
Miss Eva Marehant has gone to salt
Lake county, where she intends TO re-
main for some weeks.
Miss Il. Evans, daughter OF John r.
Evans OF salt Lake CITY, is visiting
with Mrs. Maria T.. LYONS and will re-
main in Peoa q week or two.
MIS-. Lutte Miles returned home from
Salt Lake City on Friday, where she
had been the past few weeks waiting in
her brother, Robert, who has been
under the doctors care.
We fisherman Is once more in the land,
aud the yarns they will tell on their TO-.
turn home would make even an "old
salt" shuddcr. The fact H. they will
have more yarns than hsh, from all APP
pearances.
The monthly meeting OF members OF
22nd Quorum Of Seventies, who reside
in the southern part OF the county, will
be held in Kamason sunday, June %,
1876, At o'clock p. m. A full attend
ance Is required.
John 4. Snyder Of Jensen, Uin,ah
county, and Ida NJ. Roundy Of Peoa,
were married ut the residence OF the
brides mother in peoa ON Saturday even
ing, June 10Th, Justice +, W. Marchani
officiating. The happy couple left ioI
their nome Ia Uintah county on Mon
day,
4 large number OF our citizens at
tended the meetings held In kamas on
Saturday and sunday last They returned
home fully well paid for their trip. The
good people Of Kamas have their heart
felt thanks for the many kind oiiicei
shown TO the visitors.
Herbert A. Lyons came out from sal
Lake City ON Saturday ior a week .
visit and will return TO the city agniI
next week. His eyes are somewhat
better but he will have to remain unde
the care OF the doctor for some week
longer before a permanent cure can b.
made.
The following persons nave made al
agreement and will furnish ana ersc
the number OF telephone poles INDICATED
after their names: q. +. Loyns, . II
h. Williams, o; John Maxwell, lOi NJ
II. Beszard, o. Joseph I, Palmer, D
Lars Mattson, o; Oscar wilkins b
James II. Miles, 8 Edmund +. Palmer
ST., 8; H.B. Wright, S. George wa
iiams, 8. The amount subscribed 30 ia
will erect more than half the dis'anc
allotted to Peoa, and others have agree
to do their portion to complete the lou
miles. and their names win be iurnishe
as soon as they are placed on the age'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
DAILY LIST OF HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.
Al the Important Events u the Week
Condensed Prom the Latest Teierraphic
Dispatches From mere, There aud
Everywhere
Friday. JunstA

Montana gambler. will contest the
new anii-samblIns law.
A. 5. Moore Of New York forge. paper
10 the amount Of 100000.
The Illinois supreme Court renders a
decision against the Whiskey Trust.
Sound money" leaders Ia New York
think the "slyer craze is subsiding.
Thc Memphis convention adjourned
without taking action In the direction
Of new party.
mticlcader. will visit salt Lake
aud other western cities in the interest
Of party harmony.
Grave questions raised concerning III,
responsibility Of the United States TOT
hlibw,cring expeditions to Cuba,
L. :. Croker Of Evanston. charge
with the murder Of Harvey Booth, wal
admitted 10 bail IN the sum Of $4,000
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21
WEEKLY REVIEW.
The business ofthe Week NJ Reported by
Hradstrsers.

brndstreets.
The recent cheek TO the activity In
general trade, taking the country A.
whole, which followed the severe aud
unusual irosts Of the close Of May, has
begun to register itself In relatively
fewer upward spurts OF prices for staples
and moderately smaller totals Of bank
clearings. The cereal crop scares which
followed the frosts frightened foreigners
out Of Wall street for the moment, and
since then the speculative exchanges
aud leading commercial houses have
been busy trying TO determine future
values on thebasis Of present conditions.
The exception to the halt IL iouSd Ia
the remarkable exhibition Of strength
by iron and steel. Cotton, leather,
wheat, railway aud other securities have
each presented q season Of active de-
mand and advancing prices, but none Of
them has outdone iron and steel, which,
without special orders from railroad and
other large consumers, have again adj
yanced all along the liLe. The industry
Is undoubtedly In better position To-
day than for years.
There are 232 business failures re-
ported In the United States this week,
against 236 last week, 227 In the week
one year ago, sos in the second week
Of June, 1898 and rs compared with i6l
In the like week Of 1902.
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NO. 10

Of the Joliet works, except those working
on a sliding scale.
Ayoung man who registered at the
Barker Hotel, Omaha, Ne James II.
Bourke, san francisco. was round dead
in bis room. lie weighed 100 pounds,
was dark complexioncd, smooth shaven
and apparently 80 years Of ago.
A ,p cal from North Platte, Neb. 4,
says; A terrible cyclone passed over
this country last evening, destroying
much property and demolishing many
houses. Ben Young, prominent
farmer, was carried with HE house a
long distance. lli- muliilaicd remains
were not found for many nours. Several
others were more or less injured.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21

Colorcd people have oiganilcd q ii.
metallic league In Kansas.
Work has commenced on the North
river bridge at New York.
Harriet Brecher stowe celebrated her
send birthday at Hartford.
Carlislespeaks AZ Louisville and seua-
tor Blackburn 10 Frankfort.
AMisappiah kills three people and
IL tho, to pieces by pose.
Missouri Democrats will hold a State
convention on the silver question.
Whisky Trust reorganization COM
mltiee offers nearly SlooOO,oOo, for the
plant.
Senator Morgan Of Alabama crltisized
The administration 10 letter 10 the
Memphis convention.
Matt Curtis, who shot his wife al
Pueblo. March l6tn, was convicted o.
voluntary nanslaughter.
y srsa s,ai.-s r-l,-i- .s.-.s-,. ...-.ii..sie
declaring they are carrying All before
then aud there l. no hope for Spain.
TwN men, while digeinga well near
Benes,, H.. struck How Of natural
gas, which exploded, killing both IN.
stantly.
A. W. Clark oil Butte declares that h,
is not a candidate for yice-president and
would run on no ticket that had Cloye'
lands endorsement.
The employees Of the Howard Harri
ION Iron Company at Bessmer, Ala.
tue largest iron pipe manufacturers II
the south, have been given notice tina
on the 10Th inst. an advance OF 10 pei
cent in wages would be made. Nor
than 1900 are effected.
The gold fever which recently strucI
Oklahoma q being dispellod. Anassa.
Of the dust shows Il TO 10 compose
merely OF zine, copper, and abou
a-iO0Oths gold, not enough to pay 70
washing. In spite Of this, large number
are still heading for the fields, grea J.
excited.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21
COL.

Sales for the week have been little
smaller than in the same week Of 1872,
but for two weeks Of June have been
5,77o, 685 pounds domestic, and 6,79l 800
foreign, against 5,052 ,252 pounds domss-
tic and 5,5es, 500 foreign In the same
weeks OF 1892. The tone Of the markets
Is distinctly stronger, especially for
medium and quarter blood woods, and
while prices are unchanged they are
more firmly held. This is because re-
ceipts Of new wool are limited and less
is coming forward from the west than is
usual at this time Of the year, In part
because shenring was very late, butalso
because holders are unwilling to toward
at prices now current. Dealings In for
eign wool are large, especially In carpet
yarieties.-Dun's Review.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21

Southern editors are opposed to free
coinage.
City Treasurer Bollin Of omaha Is at
deiaulter.
The Bering sea bill passed lis second
reaGine in the House Of Commons.
Kentucky Democratic convention
will not adopt free coinage platform.
Mere evidence showing that the OIL
GERS Of the "Colima" we're responsible
for the loss Of life.
British ambassadors Pouncelote
takes to task for praising the American
steamship "st Louis"
The Illinois Steel Company has given
official notice that on July let q 10 per
cent increase will be made in the wages
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21

Fishing IL very poor. Too much cold
weather aud the waters too high.
Oscar Jensen and Horace stevens
rode their bicycles to Rockport %
Eph Horizons reception.
The hard freeze last Sunday night
damaged the crops considerably in this
locality. The ice WAS reported TO be u
half inch thick.
j. e.. Lambert reports that he has
shipped about 100 loads OF lumber from
bis mill mp the south fork Of the Weber
river.
Died, June u, 1895, Ole Rasmussen.
The body was inferred IN the Wanship
cemetery ON the 10th. Mr., Rasmussen
wa. good citizen and well respected
los ail who knew hm. lie leaves o
wife and a large fan "' children TO
mourn the loss Of husband and a
father. lie was boa In stayangers,
Amt, Norway, in October, 1881. lie
moved TO Utah In the year 1880 and
settled in Wanship. In the following
year he moved to the place near Oakley
where he resided when he was called to
that unknown region from whence no
traveller returns. The bsreayed family
has the sympathy Of the entire COM
munity.
Business is very dull to-day, as there
are hut few able to be up since the dance
| M Roekpgrt. -
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21

Bunker Ilill anniversary celebrated.
TIE new cruiser " OLYMPIA" IL said TO
be top-heavy.
Freight rates between New Yorh and
Chicago cut 30 per cent,
GSrmany's designs on Venezuela may
require an application Of the Monroe
doctrine.
Al Catholic bishops directed 10 pub.
lish the decree concerning the Knights
Of pythias.
American firm will supply European
Governments with aluminuH for mill
tary purposes.
Commander Ide Of the alert" has
been relieved for treating Admiral Meade
with disrespect.
President Cleveland left Washington
for Bulzards Bay, and will not return
to the capitol until next fall.
C.E. Allen, interviewed at Cleveland
declares that the Republicans will not
carry a state west Of the Mississippi unless
they nominate free coinage man ON a
free coinage platform.
Fighting IL In progress at Taiwan, H.
land Of Formosh, where 10000 Black
Flags under General Lui Yung are as
sembled. The japanese are attacking
the forts at that place, and the British
warship spartan" is removing the
foreigners from the town.
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uoyrsytttr.


G. G. Rcdden took his wife and
daughter TO salt Lake ON Tuesday TO
stay a few weeks for their health.
VIM. Bourne. alias "Dick Whiting.
ton" q san Francisco man travelling
around the world with wheelbarow'
cat and dog. registered at the postoiiicc
here on Wednesday. lie says II he
makes the iiip In three years, register
ing NJ certain towns en- route, he is 10
receive a 5000 wager.
The severe irosts night after night
have cooked all our expected apples.
cherries, early garden stui and most Of
the curranis, the most hardy Of all fruits.
George Brown has commenced to lay
brick for his new home. W.
UpToN.
John Boydsn Of Coalvillc and Enoch
Brown Of uoytsyillo visited Upton on
SUNDAY lat in the interest Of the sab
bath school.
David Frisby Of Coalvillo and Roland
Clark Of Star Valley Wsrc the speakers
Ut the afternoon services on Sunday
last.
Born. to the wife Of John saxton, on
June lGth. a son. Mother and the baby
are doing we'll.
Woll.hauling has commenced In real
earnest. Twelve teams were engaged
on Tuesday met by Mr.. 2londquis'.
shearing will he over during the early
part Of next week
Preparations are being made to cele-
brate the Fourth OF July and a csmmii-
tee has been appointed consisting Of
William Harris, Z. l., Benson, John
saxton and joseph Randall.
The proposition 20 remove the county
seat from Conlyille 20 Park City t. one
Of importance TO the people Of summit
county and should be honestly con
sidsred. The amount Park City pro-
poses TO give il inadequate for the pur
pose. Five Thousand dollars II but a droI
in the bucket to the amount Il will cosi
for q suitable building. There wall be al
the least TWENTY-FIVE thousand required
to complete the building, which must b,
raised by special tax. To-day Ia,
county treasury is exhausted, and IA,
county tax will not more than meet itl
i, liabiliiies. Tkcsc matters should M
I considered BY the reoPfs ~ s"sns"fl
county before signing petition asking
for an election to be ordered by IN,
court. or casting vote TO impose D
heavy tax on the people. We should
well and earnestly consider the matter
In conversation with gentleman from
Park City, he stated that though hi
would ike TO see the county seat IL
Park City, he though, the proposition
TO remove It from Coalyile would he un
Just. This il only one Of the many IL
the south end Of tho county. Let IL b
understood that those who vote for an,
such q measure are virtually voting 70
| high taxes, and the people must meet Il
II lisa known fact that many had TO dis
pose Of property at very low figure 4
meet their late tax. We cannot thin
that the people at the south end Of tn
county viii favor a special or an add
tional tax or support the proposition d
the few 20 remove the county seat.
g.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-21

An order from any Of our merchants
will be taken on subscription az InE
TINS office.