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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-19

understood. ~ Do should he a fock Of
sheep travelling uyera durvay wi. do
more damage than all the travel in a
wagon. u would be- upoer law tha,
would not uro,ce' the roal-, Cor 'hey
are never .n too good condition.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
held a. the residence Of Mr.. sarah VI.
Newman on the evening q July nth.
thcpariy having be. gotten ur by the
many friends % M,.s Mile Newman,
who Iei. iur L,or.n. Idaho, Sine follow .ng
day.
M.s Maria Horton Of K0.kpvrt has
been 100 reoa for seyera. days. Maria
Wa, At one time, clerking iu the reoa
Co-or., and hy her Iady'ike and pleas
ant address gained the good will Of one
and all. Her many friends here are
always pleased TO meet her
Elder John s'ringci o. Sal, Lake
valley, tut ioruly % Rock Springs
Wyoming. delivered an excellent die.
course here on Sunday afternoon.
Elder ~iringer seem, to be- an earnest
worker in the causc Of truth and right.
euGsuc-s aud HE remarks were listened
TO with much interest
Squirrel. are doing considerable dam.
age 90 growing cropr and gardens; ih,
pcsis have now commenced their dep
relations ON ihcr,a vines, cabbage and
otucr tender plants. The little pcsi,
come right into the door.yard, seem
ine'y without fear. A united effort
should be- mulr 90 got rid Of ,hem be-
fore greater damage i- done.
reoa IL now ready 20 do her portion
towards erecting the telephone poles
How about the other towns? let u,
hear What has aud will be done Ia re-
lation 10 this matter We drew up
contract here Rnd those Who proposed
TO help signcdit and the reby pledEet
themselves a. friendly and willing 10 d,
their part, and mere. II required. Nov
let she other towns do Likewise ana IA,
phone will beA 80.
From present indications the eelsbrs
ton ON the oath, Pioneer Day, will b,
marked success. We have not beer
furnished with copy Of the program
and therefor Il will be missed Ia ihii
letter. y. r. +. VER.
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reno,

Echo, Utah, July is, 1895.
EDuoR T,Nrsi
Mr.. and Mrs, siorer spent Monday in
Ogden.
The Misses Woods and wickle are
visiting in ogden,
Messrs. hayden and Morgan Of Evans
ton spent the sabbath here.
Mr.. j. welch was shaking hands with
his many friends in Echo Monday.
Mrs. Pennington, who has been very
| IN, we are glad 20 learn il conyalescent.
I Mrs. J. Bell Of Amy, wyo., is visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Williams and Mrs,
Clark.
Master Frank Livingstone Of Ogden Il
visiting with HE cousin, Miss Mile
Gilchrst.
Miss Lizzie Turpin returned from Nor
gan last Friday, where she has been
visiting the past two weeks.
Joe Hayes, who had one of his limbs
broken some time ago, is able TO walk
around with the aid Of crutches.
The Latter-Day Saints services were
conducted last Sabbath by Bishop Rich
ins and Elders Bromley and Weaver.
Rev. A. Hawkes. OF Salt Lake held
services here last Saturday, which were
highly appreciated by the large au-
dience.
Miss Kate McGuire Of Salt Lake is
visiting with her brother, T. J. Mcclure,
and the Misses Maggie and Edith Gill
christ.
Mr.. Mobray, night operator Of this
place, left Wednesday for Evanston. A
gentleman by the name Of Miller will
take his place.
Madame Grundy's" latest rumor
says that Se are about to lose one Of our
most charming young ladies, as she Is
about TO enter the matrimonial bonds.
How is II Hattie?
~ Nos hAlA' aihhnlHR :" rfN wv W Nui
young ladies INDUCING in a bath in the
Weber river Tuesday. They were trying
2 learn the art Of swimming, but think
Il is not very easily accomplished.
The old adage about ishingon Sunday
seems to be out Of date, a. Mr.. Black
ham brought in a long string Of silyery
trout last Sunday, and ye correspondent
came in for a goodly share. Thanks
Mr.. Blackham, come again,
q. +. Olsen's smiling face will be
missed from behind the counter Of the
HoPkin store, where he has presided
for 30 many years, az he has resigned
his position there. We have not learned
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"wednesday. July ~.


An American named Zarmet Parkett
has accomplished the ascent Of the Mat
ierhorn, over 400 feet above the level
Of the sea.
The Kentucky Distillers' AssociatIou
agreed TO exert every effort to prevent
the Manufacture oiany whiskey in Ken
lucky before July /, 1895.
The brig "Pearl" was seized by United
States officials at New York for haylng
taken on board arms and ammunition
for Cuban ports.
The proposal OF the papal nuncio to
act a. arbitrator in the disputes between
Peru and Bolivia regarding the alleged
outrages by the Cacarist forces during
the civil war, has been accepted.
Secretary Hoke Smith declines TO APP
prove request for pay for work done
on Sunday by government employees
Three examiners who we're busted In
the Helena, Mont, land Office on sun
day, asked that they be allowed their
regular per diem allowance ior the time.
The secretary holds that Sunday II not
a day Of labor.
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rEoA, Utah, July IS, 1875.
Enron TMEs:
Miss Rebecca Evans OF salt Lake IL
visiting friends in reoa.
A. q. II. Marchau, went 10 Salt Lake
on business on Saturday.
Arthur Maxwell 6, preparing to place
the roof on his large barn,
Mr.. c. :. With wac seen in Peoa on
Sunday. Charley has host Of friends
here.
II. r. Wright has again started mp
teams in hauling mining timber 20 the
mines near Park Civ,
Some Of our farmers began cutting
lucerne this Wcek, but active business
will not begin In this direction until
after the 9th.
Sheriff Harrington Of Park City was
in town Friday la-i. The gentleman
was on the trail OF two horse.thieyes
with fair chance Of bagging his game.
William Archibald Of Park CITY wac
in rroa this week on business and to
gather mp the petitions iayorng the rc.
moyal oithe county seat. Mi. Archi-
bald is an enthusiast on the subject.
The heavy rainstorm Of last week has
been Of great benefit tothe crops and
range, both Of which are showing up 70
better advantage since the thorough
eoaking which they received.
The need Of telephone IL seen every
day when parties have to take q trip 70
Park City and send ior extras for their
machines and which could be done at
home II the line was up. Push IL
along,
The river il lined with parties who
are after the speckled beauties and they
are bit more than they yet bites, for the
deer flies and mosquitoes are very nu'
merous and troublesome.
Indications strongly point towards
another wedding, and that in the near
future; but the affair IL kept quiet just
now. and onlya few, very few, have
an inkling Of who the high contracting
parties are.
There il some talk Of several citizens
here and in Oakley selling out and NOV
ing to star Valley, Uinta county, WON
ing, next spring, II this be the case
there will be some good farms for sale
here which can be had on reasonable
terns, am informed.
Esquire +. NJ. MarchGnt had one case
before him this week, that Of damage TO
the roads by driving flock Of sheep
over il. The road supervisor won his
case and the damage will be paid, it lie
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w,S.nu. Utah, July is, 1905.
Eu1oE TNrs
llayiue viii commence in earnest this
wccs.
John W. Anderson il home from Idaho
ou months visit
Richard William. has bic new house
alhust completed.
The ias, ra.n.iorms did not amount to
much here. u1t Nereyery heavy on both
siie- Of us.
Mr. Lydia stanley and family are
down from rafk City ON visit. They
may conclude TO live here.
Pioneer Dav will he celebrated here
The committees met Tuesday evening
and got up u program for the day.
The Wan,hip irrigation ditch No. .
had q break 10 D. ,hi. week, hut IL now
repaired and water In 1t again.
Quite az exciting incident happened
here on the lltn. The son Of Mr.. II. +.
Peterson hitched upa Young horse In a
cart aud took his little sister with him
ior ride. The horse became frightened
and began % run, the boy could not
hold him. ileran for quitea distance
a. hard ~ he could tear, and finally
tipped the cart over and threw H. occu.
pants ont. A. luck would have II,
neither Of the Two were hurtNery much.
They caught the horse and Mr.. Peter
son undertook to drive him and he
started 10 ron again. One Of the line,
broke, and Mr. Peterson in trying "a
jump from the cart was thrown ngains,
a fence which hurt him very much, but
not seriously. Mr.. Peterson saws the
ground was very hard where lac struck,
The horse did not leave much Of tn,
car, this time, a. he concluded he did
not have any more nee for H. Y.
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Tuesday. July IA.
More fighting In Cuba.

More lighting In Cuba.
Wyoming settlers are alarmed by tho
threats Of the Bannocks.
lloke Smith admits that he was at one
time In favor Of free coinage.
one thousand miners ut Nseaunee,
Mich, struck for higher wages.
Eight thousand iailors In New York
will strike Tor higher wages and against
the sweat shop system,
The Rio Grande river IL higher than
II has been for Eve years. All east Of
~ paso il under water.
The Missouri State Democratic com
mittee calls convention 10 consider
the financial question.
Senator Dubois thinks the next Re
publican National Convention will make
concessions 10 the silver states.
oDonnell and Maher, heavyweights,
and Dixon and Plimmer, lghtweights,
will Eight at Dallas, November lst.
London Il greatly excited over the
Parliamentary elections. Among those
elected yesterday were Henry NJ. Stan
ley aud John Burns.
Comptroller Of the Treasury Eckels
has declared a dividend Of 10 per cent In
favor Of the creditors Of the Oregon Ma
tional bank, Portland, Or.
John Carr, while intoxicated at spr
ingdale, Wash, laid down in the woods
TO soberup. lie was attacked with dogs.
and when discovered was at the poiAt
Of death, having been literally eaten
alive.
Charles Otero, manufacturing and re-
tail jeweler. at Pueblo, made an assign
ment for the benefit Of all his creditors
without preference. The assignee giyss
the debts at about $4,000, with astets
considerably larger.
Advice to the surgeOn-genoral OF tho
marine hospital service are 10 the effect
that there were twenty new cases Of yell
low fever In Havana during the week
ending July nth, and eight deaths.
This IL a slight increase. The record At
Santiago de Cuba lie slightly worse.
President Cleveland has issued q proc
lamatiOn stating that as Spain mas eE-
tenoed TO American citizens the priyi-
leges Of copyright, at contemplated by
our copyright act, Spanish citizens are
granted the privileges OF American copy
right.
The Cleveland CliGs Iron Mining Com
pany at lspheming, Mich, hos ed
the wages OF lis employees ~. .Jto?J
cents per day, accOrd' .rtly inner
wages paid. This .' irot vol, 'ory
increase Of the sea rf is give. Oe-
cause of'he inr 'ition Ct ;hs
iron mae
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der from the Japane,e Government f,r
10000 tons Of Washington fuur. To I've
used by the japanese army.
The Comptroller oi the currency nas
gnnicdaulhcriiy Tor The organization u
the State National Bank IT Miles City.
Mont
The select committee Of the British
House Of Commons on the weights ami
measures, has reported recommends
tion that the metric system he made
pcrmissiNe ut once In Great Btilain. and
compulsory after two years.
Oklahoma City Okla. July i3.-oa-
ccrs are in close pursuit Of the Chris.
tian gang Of dcspcradoes, and ID is b..
lIicyed they will be captured. but no,
wiihouta battle. sheriff Buford, who
has Just returned from the front, states
that u force Of NJ least fifty officers arc
after the desperadoes and have them
coated In one Of their strong holds near
Violet Springs, Seminole Nation. The
governor has offered q reward Of 5000
for the two Christians and members Of
the gang. The gang promises to outdo
tell alious and Cooks in desperate
deeds.
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KAMA, Utah, July IS, lSlj.
Enron TINS;
Mrs. Emma lloyt Of North Kamas has
gone To Logan on a visit.
sila, VI. racs and j. c Lambert made
trip TO salt Lake last week ON bust
ness.
Dr. Lawrence icrtured on anatomy
aud physiology before the y. l.. NJ. la.
Tuesday.
A committee has been appointed and
will prepare program Tor the cclchra.
ton OF Pioneer Day.
The city marshal and sheriff ol rars
City took supper At Mrs Ruth ra,k's
ho'r. ou Friday evening.
while engaged in the cleyating pa.
time, with a number OF others, Of tying
tin can To dog's tail. one Of the boys
received bite on the hand.
Mrs. Ruth Pack and Mrs. Thomas
made yisit to the capital last week.
The ladies report tine roads ~ being in
excellent condition Tor travelling.
Monday evening a meeting convened
for the purpose OF appointing trustees 10
take charge Of the shurch property. J.
G. Lambert, Peter Sorenson and NJ. y.
Pack were appointed.
John Turnbow, Jr., came down from
the Coop saw mill Saturday evening
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ROCKIOItT
Rocgrogr, Utah, July IS, lsg5.
EDlToR TIME;

Rocgrogr, Utah, July IS, lSg5.
EDlToR TlNEs:
Robert siddoway and wife have Just
returned from Salt Lake.
Mrs. Ellen Larson Is quite sick. DR..
Hosmer is in attendance.
Mrs. 4, Vernon has gone up Weber
canyon to visit her son, Frank Vernon.
Mr.. Zina Homer has been here visit.
inV her mother for several days past.
Mrs.. George Needham Of Salt Lake 10
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jessie
Malin.
Quite n number Of excuTsionists from
Salt Lake are camped in Staker's grove,
where they expect TO spend the summer.
The Roekport boys played game Of
hall with the Oakley boys on the Fourth,
and with wanship second nine on the
18th, and came of victorious each time.
IN. Malin. Miss Hattie Malin, Miss
Ethie Malin, John Hortin and Johnnie
Horln made a "trip to Salt Lake last
week, returning on Tuesday Of this
week, They attended the convention
while there.
+. NJ. Stalker has gone TO Eureka to
stay during the summer. HIS.
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Salt Lake jobbers protest against the
new Union Pacific rates.
Attorney.General Of Texas upholds
the law prohibiting prize hghts.
q. b. Henderson, a commercial man,
stabs a Chinatown guide Rt san Fran
cisco.
Another battle between BannOck In
dians and white settlers In the jackson
Hole Country.
The Rio Grand Western has sold u
thousand excursion tickets from Denver
10 Salt Lake,
Archbishop Gullion Of Oakaca, Mexico,
has inherited 10000 FROM an Eng
lish relative.
General sehoheld left Seattle for the
east, having been called east by dis
patches from Washington d, O..
Ed Adams Sons, wholesale commission
merchants at Tacoma, Wash, an.
nounce that they have received an or.
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uENETIR.

HrSrrER, Utah, July Is, 1906.
EDro TMEs:
Thomas Britton, ST.. IL very sick.
Mrs. Roundy Of wanship attended the
sabbath school here ON Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Ann Bond has been spend
ing a few days with her son. William,
AT lark City.
&c. EyAns Of Coalvine was visitor
her on Monday. The young people
wee pleased TO zee him.
Andrew Fife has been quite IN for =
few days. lie is suffering from the ei
iecis Of kick he received from horse .
few years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =. Harris and WIN
Brewer returned from their trip TO ldah,
on Wednesday evening, after an absenc,
Of nearly four weeks. X. II. h.
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HoNT-VILIE.

Ho,rsyillE, Utah, July Is, 1895.
Enron TiNTr;
Mahalia IL here visiting her mother,
Mrs. Ryan.
Herbert Criitenden 10 now the happy
father Of son, born Sunday, July l4th.
The June frost here IL worse than re.
ported. Il has killed the entire crops Of
fall wheat.
John Brown left for Salt Lake on
Wednesday morning to bring home hi,
daughter, Florence.
More squirrels than silver dollars in
sight yet. Ye farmers, scatter IN,
poisoned wheat while they are above
ground. w.
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where he intends going but hi. de-.
pariuieWill be sadly regretted by his
many idehds here.
The young ladies Of this place take
gfcM Measure in hunting squirrels
Three 81 them went ont last Friday
ARMED with guns sirychnine and clubs.
They reinrncd ir the evening with their
fares covered with smiles and reported
that they had taken the lives Of over
seveniyoi the ground pests.
A TDUmsr.
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urroN, Utah. July is, 1873.
EnnuH TINS.
Died,u Upton, on SUNDAY, July l4th,
the infant child Of Samuel and Ellen
Banner aged weeks.
On Monday evening, July sth, the an.
nual school meeting was held aud the
financial report presented to the tax.
payers, which showed an income Of
Sp42.25, disbursements, SeI3.6g The
schooi population showed 50 children Of
school age. The report Nas accepted ~
very satisfactory.
The members Of the Benevolent A.
sociation Of the ward held their meeting
at . =. M on Tuesday. The attendance
was good, four Of the directors being
present and three oi the trustees. After
singing and prayer the articles OF incor.
poration were read and new members
admitted. The bylaws Of the astocia.
ton Esrv adopted. Seyeraloi the mem.
bcrs spoke Of the benevolent and chart.
able purposes for which il was organized.
A program was prepared for their mex,
meeting, aud steps taken for the 90
ciety stature development. Those pres.
ent were Caroline CLARK, president
Eliza Clark, Daeus Harris, Loria Bailey,
Anne Randall, Anelia CLARK, and Mary
Rushlon Of lloytsville.
Thomas Rushton Of Hoytsyille wa,
the speaker during the Afternoon ser
vices on Sunday last. J.C.
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Two hundred Chinese spid TO have
been killed In battle with the Japan
Gee on formosa.
The Panama Railway Company will
establish a steamship line between New
Orleans and Colon, to begin operations
August 10.
Cloyerdale bank al Cloverdale, Ind,
closed. The bank wasrerardtd perfectly
solvent, and IL was thought the depos.
itors are secured.
Receivers were appointed at Kansas
City for the Campbell Commission Com
panv, doing a cattle commission bus.
mess throughout the west.
A dispatch from kingston jamaica.
says the schooner Love" Captain Pear,
has been find $500 for violation Of the
customs law in carrying munitions Of
war
Rumors that Matias Romero, the Mex
lean Minister TO Washington, has re-
signed, cannot be verified, So far he has
not sent in bis resignation 10 the govern
ment.
Secretary Lamont said to be sounding
Pacific Coast Democrats with reference
To q third term Tor Cleveland, while Car
isles private secretary IL looking after
the Kcntuckian's boom.
The Cherokee Indians are circulating
petition, appealing to the consul for
the passage Of laws regulating the dis
uibulion and holding Of their lands.
They desire the allotment Of lands in
seyeralty,
The three sole heirs to the 100000
Hendy estate in California have been
found. They are James +. Ilendy, u
Muncie, Ind, stonemason, and his two
sisters in Arkansas, nephew and nieces
OF Joshua Hendy.
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"hfN 80
EoIiyia aud Ecuador will fight Peru.
Yellow fever IL raging in ,he wes,
lldics.
General Campos wishes to retarn to
Spain.
The Occur d'Alcnc riot Anniversary
passed without an ontbrcak.
The Denver Water Company must re-.
duce he rates or sell out 10 the city.
\ bureau has been established 10
prepare exhibits from Western States at
Chicago
Secretary llokc smith decides 10 pay
the 100000 due the Ncz rarcc Indians
In Idaho.
The Trinity Hall crew won the grand
challenge cup In the Henley regatta.
Cornell will send two crews next year.
United States Commissioner George
N Walker at Waterfowl =. v, has
ordered the deportation of six Chinese
arrested by customs officers on the ~.
Lawrence frontier a week ago.
Harry May aud Cleveland Coke,
nephcws Of bishop Coke Of Buffalo,
started Saturday to row around ssncca
lake, and have not since been seen.
The boat has been found upset on the
lake.
Senator Hill Of New York has wntter
two letters expressing belief In the pro
pric,y Of requesting the Governor tocall
an extra session Of the Legislature ioi
the enactment ii n more liberal excis,
law.
General Harrison and his private sec
rotary will 20 into the North Woods o
New York and take possession Of Duddl
Camp, First Lake, FULTON Chain, OF
Saturday. Later on Mrs. Mckee and
the ladies Of the party will join them
The party expect to remain In caI.I
TN October.
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.
DAILY LIST or HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.

Al the Important Events 81 the w.rk
Condemned Trom the Latest Teisrtaphic
Dispatches Ttom here, There aud
E,ctyw where
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-04-04

A patent is a writing granted by a
sovereign power, which secures to an
inventor for term of years the exclu-
sive right to his invention. A United
States patent grants to the inventor a
monopoly of his invention for a term
of seventeen years, and if this term
does not grant him a sufficient oppor-
tunity for remuneration the term may
be extended by special act. The prime
object of a patent system is to foster
and promote the inventive faculties of
a nation. Beyond and above this is a
utilitarian purpose. 1t is that after
the inventor has been granted mo-
nopoly of his invention for limited
period. during which he is supposed to
take advantage of the opportunity to
reward himself for his labors, the in
vention becomes public property. and
the people at large are thereby bene-
fitted. Any attempt to thwart these
fundamental principles, if successful,
works harm not only in the special
case in which it is made, but initiates
against the whole system by setting
up an example which encourages other
such attempts.-Electric Review.
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WEAK NERVES

ssWith pleasure I will state that
Hoods Sarsaparilla has helped me Won
,derfully. For several months could
not lie down TO sleep on account OF
heart trouble and also
Prostitution Of the Nerves.
For three years I had been doctoring,
but could not get cured. I received re-
lief for while, but not permanent.
Soon after beginning to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla there was change for the
better. In short time was feeling
splendidly. I now rest we'll and am
able to do work of whatever kind. I'll
had not tried Hoods Sarsaparilla do
not know what would have become OF
me. keep it in my house all the time,
and other members of the family take
it, and all say there is
Nothing Like Aoodo
Sarsaparilla. 1 have highly recon-
mended it and one of my neighbors has
commenced taking it. I recommend
Hoods Sarsaparilla at every opportuni-
ty." MRS. S. BRADDoCK, 4O4 Erie Av.,
Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
Be sure to get
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Indicate as surely as any physical
symptom shows anything, that the or
gans and tissues of the body are not
satisfied with their nourishment.
They draw their sustenance from
the blood, and if the blood is thin, inn
pure or insufficient, they are in state
of revolt. Their complaints are made
to the brain, the king of the body,
through the nervous system, and the
result of the general dissatisfaction IS
what we call Nervousness.
This is a concise, reasonable expla-
nation of the whole matter.
The cure for Nervousness, then, is
simple. Purify and enrich your blood
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and the
nerves, tissues and organs will have
the healthful nourishment they crave.
Nervousness and Weakness will then
give way to strength and health.
That this is not theory but fact is
proven by the voluntary statements of
thousands cured by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. Read the next column.