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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

HENErEn. Utah, Oct. 81, 1890.
Enron TlNEs;

HrSErEn. Utah, Oct. 81, 1890.
Enron rlNEs:
Some Of the lIeneierites attended the
rally At Echo on the SItL.
The Republican CLUB held business
meeting here cn7he Sist
Some Of ouriolks are engaged on the
grade for the Grass Greek road,
Mics Bohman, who teaches the prim.
AIRY, visited her home az Peterson on
Saturday.
Mrs. Jeffries AMI Miss +. Tristham
spent few days in the capital during
the week.
The principal Of our district school,
Mr., Green, made business trip TO Salt
Lake last Friday.
David Foster mad runaway with a
spirited team few d. ago, but for
tunately no one was LuIt.
Tho Democrats helda rally here on
the evening Of ,he som. The speakers
were Hon. Il, G. Chambers Of Park City,
Messrs.C G. W. Penrose and c. Calls. The
house was tilled to overlooking, many al
tending from Echo. The glee cluo furn.
ished some good singing.
Mr.. Fred Haight and Mr.. Kimball
Of Park City, 70 am informed, have
visited our little town and talked with
the people some on the removal Of the
county seat. They informed us In Echo
that they had at least nine votes In
lcneler for the removal. II this is cor
rect miss my judgment Of the people
OF heneler whom have been led to be-.
lleye would vote almost ~ unit against
the proposition, and feel safe in saving
that Il there Is anyone in Heneier who
owns property in that little town and
there only, who votes for said removal,
he will regret his rash net before said
new county courthouse is built and furn.
ished, Notwithstanding the factoring
promises offered by portion of the
citizens Of Park City. ask every citi.
zen and taxpayer in summit county. no
matter what part Of the county he 10 10.
Gated in, TO seriously consider this mat.
terand weigh i in their minds in all It's
phases before he votes for something
that we can well afford TO do without a,
the pieseh' ''lne' W. B.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

The London press declares war against
Russia.
Opening Of the uncompahgre reserya.
ton may he delayed another wear,
The Nigh Council OF British Guiana
ridicnles Chamberlain's policy and re-.
uses To- buy Maxim gan for the from.
tier.
Sir Joseph Rcnals. Lord Mayor Of Lon.
don. has been made haronei.
Jrdrc Cox Of the lndianap Vie Police
court, In tcei case, held the Nicholson
liquor law constitutional.
Governor Budd Of California IL said to
have determined to appoint William 7.
leicr to succeed Northumberland
Willard. letter wa, the Democratic can.
diaaic for Lieutenant Governor last fall.
A Rome dispatch says that at the con.
sisiory to be held In November the Pope
will create the following a. Cardinals,
viz. The papal nunciosat Paris, Vienna
Lisbon and Madrid. the Archbishop Of
Anconna aud Monsignor saiolli,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

Constantinople, Oct. 2s.-Another ter
rible massacre Of Armenians is reported
10 have occurred recently in the Barkurt
district, between Erzeroum and Trebi.
zond. About 800 Mussulmans, a major
ity Of whom were armed with Martini
Henry rides, attacked Armenians inhab-
ting several villages In that vicinity
and set fire to the houses and schools.
As the Armenians fled in terror, they
were shot down.
Men and women captured by the riot
ers we're fastened to stakes and burned
alive. Armenian women who fell into
the hands OF the mob, it Ia also asserted,
were outraged and brutally mutilated.
II 10 also stated that the churches were
decorated and villages pillAged, the cat
tie aud portable property Of any value
belonging to the Armeniane being car
ried OF by the murderers. One hun
dred and city Armenians are reported
killed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01
A FEW MORE FACTS.

No Jail ). mentioned in Park Ciy's
plans.
Park sy .trictlya mining town.
Virginia D..y, Aey.. was once flourish
ing city Of $1,000 inhabitants what is it
to-day other mining cities have had
a like experience, and while every man
in sunmit county will rejoice with Park
City and her continued prosperity, what
certainty il there that her great mines
may not share the same fate Of many
others. How many people would live
in Park CITY II il we're not for her
mines Who would choose il a. resi-.
drnce place II the mining industry
should cease?
Park CITY IL in the extreme south
western corner oi the county almost on
the border line Of the ad Joining counties.
On the ether hand, Coalville IL a city
that IL IN every respect permanent
city it il a city OF homes city that
will continue TO grow. II is centrally
located and Is the natural county seat.
In conclusion, n vote for the removal
Of the county seat means vote for
bonding the county, and that means in.
creased taxaiion fora period OF twenty
years. w. W. CLurr,
ALMA ELnREDGE,
j. j.. CHAMBERS,
J. NJ. PADDLES,
I. VI. PiNNEo,
j. :. SALMoN,
Committee.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01
NO .as

take u rcc,s. until Monday, November
18th.
New fast train service has bcrn put on
between Chicago and Salt Lake.
The sensational story concerning an
alleged secret treaty between Russia
and China j. officially denied at 81.
Petersburg.
Captain.General Martinez de Campos
has decided 10 suspend iurlLcr military
operations 10 eastern Cuba while the
ruin lasts.
Comptroller Of the Treasury Bowler
has decided that congressmen.elect are
not entitled TO government stationery
until they have taken the oath Of office.
Heretofore members.clcct have been al.
lowed to draw on their stationery allow
anec a. II become due monthly, after
March iih, the beginning Of their term.
Washington The detail Of officers Of
the cruiser Boston has been completed
and she will he put In commission at
Mare leland, California. navy yard on
the 18th. Captain tranK White will
have command, with Lieutenant A. v.
Wauehanis as executive and Lieutenant
II. u. Tyler, navigating officer.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

French Ministers resign.
All quiet Ia the Occur a 'Alenes.
Another massacre Of Armenians.
uucompohgre proclamation returned
10 the land office.
Ten.round bout between Dixon and
Critic declared draw.
Canada may precipitaIe a crisis In the
Alaska boundary dispute.
Butte, Mont, Oct. 9s,-Tribune Spec
ial.-Dayid Mansfield stabbed and fatally
wounded Thomas Lynch this afternoon.
Both are employees Of the Butte Hotel.
Lynch is 10 and Mansfield 20 years Of
age, and the ARRAY grew out Of quarrel
over some water spilled by the boy.
Chicago, Oct. 2S-Hundreda Of shop.
keepers aud clerks witnessed strange
suicide this evening Mrs.. Richard
Welsh weighing over 200 pounds,
jumped from the third-siofy balcony Of
one Of the bigdepartmont stores and was
dashed 70 death on the floor Of the
rOtunda
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

Tribune: The directors Of the Utah
Guano Company held meeting yester-
day afternoon in the office OF Simon BAN.
berger 70 consider what disposition
could be made Of the orders that John
Howard IL bringing in for the deposit on
Gunnison Island. one Of these orders
calls for a heavy shipment to 81. Louis,
to say nothing Of the orders that have
been secured locally, aud while in ses-
sion the directors decided to put the
schooner Belle Of syracuse" into com.
mission at once 10 carry the guano from
the island OF Lake Park, where il will be
loaded on the cars.
Mr., Bamhvrger stated yesterday that
the present outlook for the business was
such that one vessel could Mt keep up
with the orders, and that an additional
schooner would shortly have to be put
into service.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

llo,t.ulLr, Utah, oct. 81 1898.
EnuoR nVrs:
The old gentleman Rohcr, McMichacl
10 very low at ihi, writing.
Frank Mil. and lady Of Evanston
came from the Park Friday on visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Mile.
Robert Mcqueen Of Evanston is here
on account Of the illness Of his father.
in.law, Mr.. McMiehaei, ~ il also the
old gen,lemans daughter, Martha, OF
California and connections from Park
City.
About a month or more ago n traveller,
while passing through our town, had
the misfortune 20 break one Of the
wheels OF his wagon. lie called at
Bishop Saigents Tor the loan Of wheel
to get home, which he claimed Wa no
farther than ihepeniientiary, Salt Lake.
He assured the bishop that he would
return said wheel ~ soon a. he reached
there. Being an entire stranger, TO gain
confidence, he called himself son Of
Faromourc Little, salt Lake. sym.
paihiiing with the wheclless and heart.
lees man, the bishop made the loan
waited one month for the return Of IA,
wheel, and put mp with many incon
veniences, until he was under the ne
cessiiy Of sending out his son Alma fol
the man who had deceived him. Almi
proved TO be a very good detective an,
found that the man had given the wronl
name and also deceived his father ~ :,
his destination. Alma took the man b.
surprise AZ Granger, his home, aud de
manded that he return the wheel a
once. Heeomplied very promptly, ieai
ing worse Demands, which he no dout
laA.ls.a. nd woicn be ~ouid lave U
tcivcd had. his family and condition
not awakened some sympathy on a
part Of Alma. This little incident
related to show how innocent Peep
who are unfortunate are denied he
through mistrue. caused by such di
honest md fraudulent persons. c. W.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

kHm.., WIN. Wilson Of uoyi.yiiic.
President Jane. Woolstoum'mc oi
kamas made TIE closing remarks. An
uade very encouraging remarks. After
bencdicion the conference vas ui.
jourued i1r three months.
An enthusiastic Democratic meeting
was held here on the evening of the 3oth.
The address oithe democratic party was
read and sustained. A number VI
speeches were made 10y our local speak.
ors. The meeting was interpreted
with sones, music and recitations
u. !. Peterson lately returned from
yellow creek, where he has been for a
bunch Of sheep. y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

ConstantInople. Oct. S0.-The most
alarming news We, received from Ar
menia was made public here to-day. II
Is stated that In zciiout, mountain
district, there are 1900 Armenians in
omen revolt against the rule Of the Sui
tan. The Turkish Government, In view
Of the gravity OF the situation, has de.
cided to call ont the reserve.
London Oct. STA dispatch TO tho
Times from Consianiinople says The
Sultan declines to accept the names
which the Grand Nisier has struggled
lor the Armenian commission. lie
wishes 20 have men who are In his own
confidence.
A dispatch to the Daily News from
Cons,antinople says that the massacre
at Marash has ceased and the mission
aries are safe.
A demand has been made TO the Brit
ish embassy and 10 the Armenian del
cgation that relief operations at ses.
sous shall cease.
The Daily News lLiberall In an edi.
iorial upon the foregoing, says; "Thil
ia fresh proof Of the designs enter
!, s-A~-sr~s'socp airce. To sum 4 demanl
there can only lie a most perempior,
! and contemp,uou. negative. Lord Sal
. isbury's lukewarm and pcrlunciorv 70
fcrences 20 the Armenian question In HI
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT cor
RESPONDENTS.
The Events ~ the week From N,ariy
E,ery rawn In summit County what
"rh. rimes's" Representatives Have
Pound to write About.
EoA
rEoA.
ProA, Utah, Oct. 81 1870.


Pros, Utah, oct 81, lsot.
Enron TNEs
News itemsarc lew and far be,seen
this week.
The weather has been clear aud cold
for some days past.
The Miles brothers have gone 10
Kamas TO bale hay Tor parties up that
way.
Hon. W. W. Clun and Hon. Alma Ed
redge we're In Peoa this week and went
as far south a. Kamas.
c. W. Seamon aud W. VI. whiiel Of
Oakley we're In town on business this
week and gave your correspondent
pleasant cali.
There was a mass meeting held here
Wednesday eysning for the purpose Of
reading the address Of the Democratic
party to the citizens Of Utah.
John Shields Of Park City was Ia town
on TUESDAY In the interest Of the removal
Of the county soat TO Park City. The
gentleman made strong plea for re-
moyal but with very little success, am
informed.
Peoa will have her portion Of polet set
for the telephone line Immediately alter
the line IL marked ont and the citizens
know where TO string and set the poles
Let the the COED work be rushed while
the fine weather lasts.
The roads are in fine condition and the
teamsteis are making their regular
trips to Park CITY with hay, grain,
lumber and mining timbcrs, while some
are laying In a supply Of coal. All are
determined to do ~ much ~ possible
while good weather and good roads hold
out.
ON Tuesday evening there serc two
meetings held here, one by the Demo
Gratis and one by the Republicans. Major
Coffee and others spoke to the Demo
Gratis and &. W. Bennett and others
spoke 10 the RspubilsRna. There ~
ai.u be Democratic meeting Ia W
schoolhousc here on Saturday evening
November end, At 1880 p. ~, the speak
ers being Hon. j. L. Loar and Hon. Q
A. Calls.
IL il thought by many here that tn
= county seat will be removed TO Park City
while others say It will not. can tel
better after the election how 1t will be
! The votes are like the lrishman's flea
{ now you have It and now you have not
/ Its wonderful how the votes will shit
= around and come upunexpectcdly In an
= other direction. But for all that, iron
. what can learn, the majority Of tn
= citizens here are against the removal.
The political question has not cause
much excitement ~ yet, the county sea
removal being the topic mostly beior
= the people. After the political meeting
. this week we may expect 70 be /
= politics up to the neck and with argg
ments galore In favor Of the eat
didates on the opposing tickets. Dem'
1 Gratis and Republicans are both cont
y dent and most likely the vote will be yer
close. u. X. +. NiER.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01


England greatly alarmed by the de-
velopments In the far east.
The United States will not consider
Lord Salisbury's suggestion for an alli-
ancc on South and Central American
affairs
Francis J. Kieokhocfrer, disbursing
officer Of the state department, rendered
his resignation, the result OF an inycs,i.
cation into his accounts.
The Whitney Glass Works at Glass.
boro, n. u, were burned. The blaze
was discovered by an employee, who
picked up bucket Of coal oil. thinking
Il water, and threw II on the Gre. The
loss is over 100000, fully insured.
Rev. Walter @. Clapp Of Milwaukee,
who year ago seeded IRON the Epis.
copal aud ioiRad .il,s. -p..sa~.s.-s A-sl.-sA-
lchnrch has, according 10 his own state
mrn,, written To bishop Nicholsoh iayinI
he made mistake and making uncon
diiional submission.
Secretary Herbert has decided agains
awarding the Detroit Tow-Boat Com
pany u contract for building two new
gun'boats for the navy, noiwitbstand
ing ], was the lowest bidder. prcsum
ably the agreement with Great Britain
binding each nation against building Of
putting warships on the great lakes
caused this decision 20 be- reached.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

Omaha has put In bid for the Re
publican National convention, and work
Of arranging the details f. now in pro-
gross.
The Congress Of Bolivia has approved
the treaty with Chile. Chile agrees TO
cede to Bolivia forty kilometers Of coast
line at Victor Inlet and other territory.
Itisrepcrted that Queen Liliuoka-
lani has bought two estates in Austria,
where she IL expected TO arrive in the
autumn Of 1896, after long stay in Ion.
don.
George A. Howard, auditor for the
Post9fioe department, has made his an
nual report to the Postmaslef'Gsn-
eral. II shows that the postal deficiency
over the revenue and Congressional
appropriation for the last fiscal year is
&, SO1 ,0i4.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

The only permanent cure for chronic
eaiarrh il to thoroughly expel the poison
from the system by the faithful and per-
sistent use OF Ayers sarsaparilla. This
wonderful remedy proves successful
when all other treatment has failed TO
relieve the sufferer.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

There IL no evidence that there IL a dol.
lar deposited.
To be sure the hank asserts that the
committee may draw ON them 10 the
amount 81 Ten Thousand Dollars;
and well they may, for they know that
Summit county IL perfectly 5 cd for this
amount, and that should the committee
not come forth with the money. that
summit county would. They ARE
perfectly safe.
lisa well known fact nat such a
courthouse and Jail as Pa City will
insist on building will cost i less than
$40, 200; the furniture vi cost So.
900 10 obtain this amount the county
will have to be bonded, aud no bonds
will hc acceptable that run less than
twenty years These bonds will bear
not Ices than q per cent interest;
that means s2,sOO per year, and In
twenty years ioots up 10 $4,000 In
Interest alone. Add this amount TO
the principal and you have the snug
little sum OF s99, 200 FOR Ihc court
house at i'.ris sity. 40 the pres.
-. .......tt... l.. s...t4.fNfl. a. -
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

Negro rapist burned at the stake in
Texas.
Two murderers we're electrOcutOd in
New York.
Chief Justice Fuller announced that
Friday next the supreme court would
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

Old people suffer much from disorders
OF the kidneys Or urinary osTnns' and
are always gratiied at the wondarini
effect Of DR.. j.. II. McI.eanis Liver Ia
Kidney Balm IN banlAhinR the troubles
Price 81 per bottle. 'oN''e''
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01
SPARKS.
DAILY LIST OF HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.

An ~. Important Events 81 the Week
Condensed rtom the Latest reierraphie
Dispatches From Here, There aud
Everywhere
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01
LAND DECISIONS.
Furnished nv ". u. HARLAN, Land At
torney, Washington, ~. q.

Furnished nv ". u. HARLAN. Land A.
torney, washinFon. u. q.
A contestant required to make spe-
cidc charge Of default, aud prove default
a. charged. In ease Of failure issue N
between eniyman and government.
SETTLEMENT CLAIM ANn NOTICE.
Notice defining the extent Of a settle
ment claim posted In conspicuous places
thereon, are sufficient 10 protect such
claim ~ against subsequent settlers;
aud IL Is inma,erial in such case
whether the latter settler has actual
notice or not, II the posted notices are
Of such character that they might have
been seen by reasonable exercise OF
diligence.
coal.
Prior possession. without ding, will
not avail "a against an adverse claimant
who has complied with the law.
MINERAL.
An application may embrace several
locations. Conflicting rights sci up to
defeat an application can not bo recog-
nized in the absence Of an alleged sur
face conflict. In the absence Of clear
showing rs 10 possessory right, patent
must be denied Survey must be made
by actual measurement on the ground.
RELOCATION.
II work is renewed on a claim after IL
has been open 10 relocation, but before
such relocation, the rights OF the original
owners stand as though there had been
no default.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01
roAI.

Prior possession. without ding, will
not avail IA against An adverse claimant
who has compiled with the law.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

hon to
Cigars,
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receive
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The herald., 1895-05-30
POPULATION

According to the latest school census
the present population of the "City by
the Sea is about 2500. The com mum ity
as a whole is orderly, moral, temperate
and highly intelligent. 1t includes people
from large namber of different states.
with sprinkling of native sons"
Among the numerous residents it would
ue difficult to find one who is not perfect
iy contented with the place. Visitors also,
who come to remain only for limited Pc
riods. are almost invariably satisfied nd
delighted.
Away back in the seventies Hon. John
:. Jones, who had valuable gold mines
near Panamirt. Inyo county. puilt a
wharf ana the first railroad from Santa
Monica TO Los Angeles. intending to ex-
tend il out Co his mines. He su ubseuuent-
~ offered to sell the ro id to the people of
los Angeles, but as they failed to put up
the requisite coin the road was bought
by the Southern Pacific company. and it
has ever since heen an important branch
OF that companys great system. The
same corporation has since shown its
faith in Santa Monica by extending it's
tracks up the beach mile or more and
constructing, at enormous expense. "a sub
stantial wharf, which is over 1900 feet
long.
rev years ago the Santa Fe railroad
company built u branch line to Santa
Monica by tapping its Redondo Beach
road at lnglewooi, thus affording visitors
from Los Angeles a choice of routes
Inc santa fe also has a station at South
Santa Monica. now called Ocean Park,
which is becoming point of much in
terest. IL is within the city limits, near
the beach. and in every respect a charm
ing seaside resort. The Santa Fe COM
pany. with characteristic liberality
oifered strong Inducements for the Y. NJ.
c. A. people TO establish permanent
camping grounds at that place, and
officers OF that organization gladly ac-
cepted the conditions. large tract of
land was leased on favorable terms. the
railro I'd company donated several acres
OF grove land for park purposes and TO-
Gay there is the nucleus OF what will
doubtless become an extensive as we'll as
The herald., 1895-05-30
NORTH BEACH BATH HOUSE

the city. and which is now enclo jed and
to some exent beauttied. 1t is the ia
vorite place for G. A. Il. encampments
and for picnics and sports of other re-
spectacle organizations. The G.. A. Il.
people have chosen 1t for their camping
OF Southern California will hold their an
nual picnic in the park June llth, and
there will be a Los Angeles road race
on the same ground July 4th.
The other park is on the ocean front
and consists of 4 long strip of ground be
tween Ocean avenue and the edge OF the
bluff overlooking the beach and the ocean
itself. 1t ex tends from the small canyon
NJ to the northern limits of the city.
The Ocean Trout park contains hundreds
o! shade trees. mostly eucaly yptus but
numerous camphor trees have been and
will be added to the attractions of the
grounds. large pagoda and numerous
seats for visitors are also features of the
place, which mean that visitors SO de-
s.ring can at stated hours sit there in the
shade. feel the fresh. invigorating breezes
that float inland from off the sea. look
down upon the long line of white surf
that forever comes and goes. and at the
same time listen to inspiring music OF a
trained band. The ground for this
park was donated to the city By Jones
& Baker.
The city Is very we'll provided with
schools and churches. There are two
public school buildings. The larger one
cost SIS. 900 and the school has nine de-
partments. inclusive of the high school
department. Professor Smith. the abl c
principal, has an efficient corps of assist-
ant teachers. The other school building
cost $4,000. and is used for the primary
departm ment.
OF churches there are the Methodist.
Presbyterian, Episcopal. Congregations
and Catholic. All of them, and also Il
Baptist mission. are in a 1ourshing con
dition. The mission is at South Santa
Monica.