The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-06

Miss Nttllt M'Ncuuiltk 81 luNeIe .
cuuniy 8. visiting with her relatives aud
friends in Pcoi The Young lady i- O
guest oi her aunt. Mr.. Isabella Mex
we'll
The Harvesting of grain j. 10 full OPP
Grafton and coon the noise ui no thrc.h-
iug machines will again bee heard iu the
Land, all Of which tells us thata long.
drcary winter il near at hand.
The eclipse Of the noon on TUESDAY
night was watched with much interest .
boy those 0ho could stand being out in .
the cold. The sly was clear ana the .
changes Zoe the eclipse could be seen to
good advantage. Many who did not .
know vi the eclipse were wondering why
I 10 was sl dark and cold with a clear sky
When Nc should have the light Of the
moon, but they soon "tumbled 10 g." /
10 with much regret that We have to
chronicle the death OF one ol Pcoa's
/ bright Young men, that Of Henry Walter
| Williams, who passed 10 the great he.
youi at q o'clock Tuesday evening, Sep.
TENDER 8, 1925. Walter was Young
man Of excellent character, a general
iayofite with al who knew him, and his
loss will be felt by many oi his friends,
relatives and all who wa fortunate
10 have his acquaintance The deceased
/ was % wears OF age on the 25th day Of
May last. We extend our sympathy to
the bereayed family.
Politics have not disturbed our town
yet. but from appearances both polit.
cal parties are preparing Tor the coming
Eight, aud both are confident Of o victory.
The ides oi November will tell the
tale md the counting of the votes
will decide the great question as to
who 8. init It will be friendly con-
test and IL is to be- hoped that nothing
will bc .nid or done that will disturb
the friendship Of neighbors aud COM
munitirs. Aud why should there be?
Personalities should be avoided where IL
Is calculated To wound the feelings or
hurt the reputation Of any man, woman
or child.
Great dissatisfaction IL expressed over
the ruling OF the Suprcma court In that
Il decided that the women could not
vote az the coming election, But the
ladies can afford TO wait another year
the time will soon pass OIL and when
they do vote some Of the know-alls had
better get from under or they will he
hurt, politically, ~ sure as eggs are eggs,
The ladies had great hopes Of being able
: 20 vote for the constitution Of the new
: state, and to have their desires ruth
, le.sls crushed has not left many Of then
IN the best frame Of mind but they ar,
l. just as good and sweet to their friends AZ
! ever and will bide their time with com
, nendablc resignation.
10 has been demonstrated that fas
. aud hemp Of the very best kind can 10
e grown Ia this county. We send on
r OF the territory thousands OF dollar
= every year for linen aud rope. Then
/ ask, why cannot some OF on
4. monIed men start up the manufacturing
4 of linen goods aud cordnge? This Woul'
B. be paying investment, keep tn
O. money at home and furnish employ
mcnt TO large number Of people.
remember OF hearing Bishop $, +. Al
n wood Of Kamas years ago agitating thi
. very question, which, II Il had been car
=, ried out as ne proposed, would have bee
q very houfishing business now. VIII
will try the experiment TO successful
issue? Bishop Atwood was right an
y We hope to see aud hear OF him takin
= mp the idea again, summit county ha
many facilities for carving on man
kinds OF successful businesses ia Ia
manufacturing line and it only needs
j. little energy, someone 10 lead out an
II the thing ID made a fact, after which on
p comfy would be busy with labor In ia
% home industries and which we all +
ID much hope for and desire. But il wi
not be brought about by our indifference
% and idleness; we must go at IL with
e. will, determined to accomplish what "
a undertake and those who come aft,
lie Us viii rise up aud call Us blessed fc
c. furnishing work aud the means {
70 support themselves and families. II
about time that Summit was getting OF
10 Of the old rut aud coming to the front q
lie q manufacturing center, and that in III
,n near lnture.
is While the dry season lasts campers
ne the canyons and hills should see TO
n that their camp fires are not allowed
.y ignite the underbrush and thereh
ie cause the destruction Of the timber
very little caution will save Thousand
Dol u dollars worth OF timber, bcsides thi
.r it vtl be 70 great help 90 the Vntcr sul
10 ply DO tine timberi- leit standing, as
/. keep. back the snow until late boz ID
hi season when the water from 70 Is mo-
4. desirable. Before leaving a camp wat,
b. should De thrown ON the fire 20 ayoI
X. any danger from that quarter III
~ trouble To- do this would not be mucl
ul A.. "A .....N ,.....s a., al stuf.I.1 north