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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

Forty-seyen patents to land were H.
sued from the U. 5. Land Office at Salt
Lake Monday, among them being the
following;
Robert Steele OF Coalyille, for home.
stead entry No. STA. for the north half
Of the southeast quarter, southwest
quarter oithe northeast quarter and
southeast quarter Of the northwest quar-.
ter Of section 10, township 2north, range
q east.
William II, Croft, OF Peterson. Tor
homestead entry NO. $50, for the west
hall of the southwest quarter and the
south half OF the northwest quarter Of
section 10, township north, range 9
east.
John X. Hall Of Peterson, for home.
stead entry No. s55s. on the southeast
quarter Of the southwest quarter, south
half Of the southeast quarter and north
east quarter Of the southest quarter OF
section ., township 4 north, range
east.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22
Missionary appointments for Six
Mouths. Ending MAY B. 1896.

Elders w. H.. Branch and Alexander
Paddles. december &, 1870, heneicr
December 2. Upton; January II, 1896
Wanship February 2. Oakley February
%. Snvderyille; March 20. Evanston.
Elders J. u. Rhead and George I
wilde. December ], 1879, Hovisvil'r
January IL. 1875. Almy; February ..
Park Civ: February %. Evanston
March Is Knmas: April ~, lieuricr.
Elders ] 4. smith aud Edward
Wilde. December 4. 1870, Wanship DE-.
cembcr %. reoa; February %. isH,
Park City March 10. heneier April 10,
Upton.
Elders Henry llirst aHd John Booth.
December ] 1895. Echei l'eremhcr %,
Rockport. January ~. lNh Upton
February .. peoa March 10. lloytsyilic
Nav .. Hcneier
Elders James Judd and Wm. iia,ri..
December D.. lSlb. East Cui.Vi.le, DE.
cember p. lioytsvilic January l2. 1855.
Echo. MarcA 10. Rockpor, April 10.
Wanship NAV 3. Oakley.
lders George Ruh and William u.
Johnston. December 4. 1875. Evanston
December -. Kamas; January 10. 1876.
Rockport March 20, Park City May @,
peoa.
Elders James salmon and Robert
Caldcrwoo, December J. 1915. Upton
Decsmhcr -. Echo; January ~. lsss.
oakley: February %, Almy March ~.
Ieneier April M. snYderville.
Elders Anton Mates and Peter HixsoH
December l.. 1896. C1alvillo, December
y. Oakley January ~, lS.B. lloyts,ille [.
F-bruarv VI. East CuslNiIlc March i5.
Peoa April 10. keno.
Elders VIM. A. Wilson aud VIM.
Brown. Jr.. December -. 1875 Snyder.
VILE: January ~. 1895, lieucicr Feb.
ruary ., East Coalville Marh ~. Wan.
,hip. April ~, kamas.
ELDERS John iortin, Robert >iddowsy
and George I Ramsey, llecemhcr l..
1895. pesa; January ~. 1876 ksmas
February ., Snyderville; February %,
Hoytsyillc. March 10, East Coalvillc
March -, Upton.
Elders Ralph Maxwell and Gilbert j.
Nsrchant. December J. 1890 kamas
December p, Coalyiile; February .,
1876, Wanship March Is, Echo. April
TO- Park City; MAY 3, kockpoft.
elders :. O.. l.smucri and Ambrose
Pack, December y, lslj, Wansnipi
January 70. 1870. Coalville; February
?. Rockport February IS, Oakley
March ~, Snydervillc.
ELDERS Daniel Lambert and A. X
uarchant, December p, 1895. EsE
/ Cnnlyille January ~. lNB. Snyderyills
February %. Peoa; March 10. Oakley
March ~, lloyisvillc NAY o, Ksmas.
Elders n. 4. Jones and Thomas Brit
/ ton, December D. 1895, Rockport Feb
I ruarv .. 1876. Echo March 10, Upton
March -. East Coalyille; April ~. Coal
I willie.
Elders J. T.. Petit and TIL, Beach
December %. lSl', Rock Springs Feb
ruary ., 1896. Evanston, February 81
Coalyile. March 10, Amy.
Elders Richard Il. llodson and Fran
J. Mills, January ~, 1890, Rock Springs
February .. Amv. March -, Coalville
April 10, Evanston.
Euu0SD ELDEEoE,
IouS BoYnEN,
j. A. fisuER,
Committee.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22
CITY COUNCIL.
Minutes ~ An Adiuorued Meeting
Heid November sth

minutes ~ An Adi.srted Meeting
Held November 18th
Meeting wa. called to orier by Mayor
Wright all members present.
Prayer by Councilman Chappeli.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved, as were also the minutes OF
the adjourned meeting held November
18th.
The bill Of j. u. wilde for A. 81 for
street work, was allowed.
The report OF treasurer Ball was read
and referred to committee on finance.
The petition Of Alma Eldredge VIA.
referred to the committee on claims.
The verbal petition OF ia L. Eldrciyc
asking the council to cancel certain
tax levy, a. the land wosnot 90 the city
limits, was referred to the committee on
claims.
The report oithe committee on finance
was read aud approved. a. was also the
report Of the committee on claims and
ANiNhNAHs
Thecommitice on claim. and accounts.
to whom was referred the bin OF William
salmon. recommended that the bill be-
paid, less 81.
The report Of the special committee.
to whom was referred the petition Of y.
wilkins aud others. recommended that
the same be not allowed. Carried.
On motion Of Councilman Chappcll,
the taxes Of Mrs Reddish were re-.
funded, as were also the ihxes Of Mrs.
Thomas Chester.
On motion Of Councilman Chappell
the new survey OF L. II. Rhead OF the
city was accepted.
Adjourned bcncdiction by Council
man Wilde.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22
WEEKLY REvtew.
th- nu.iHs.s ofihs wreh a, H.rottss ny
Btadstreers.

Bfadstreets.
Tive condition Of general trade. ~ tels.
srtpnrd o Brad.trerr. irom lesding
distributing point. throughout the
country. ron,.uu..ifr.uIar aud eithout
ma'eaU eb,asr. Tu-re BE- distinct
falling uir 100 demand Tor iron and steel.
vl,a rrrItps tNe heaviest reaction 10
quotations 900 tuo.c line. reported in any
week since the IIie boom In thc.e metals
reached DE- climax Genital western
cities continue 20 feel the uuiavorable
influence Of unsoisouahly mild weather.
which 3, true ~ we'll Of cities at the
northwest Then there i- the long list
Ut decreases in quotttions iyr merchan-
disc, wheat corn, oats pork. lard and
coffee. among food products cotton and
print cloths aud lumber ai Boston,, as
we'll as various grades of iron aud steel,
copper lead. aud weaker quotations for
tiupla,es The converse includes an un.
expected improvement in wooden goods
increased orders Tor manufacturers, and
higher prices ior several qualities Of
gooj-. ln addition. there is continu-
ance Of the Improvement reported Tor
weeks he bank clcaring., rs veil US In
grns. earning reported hy railuays,
having lUJOo0 miles oi main limos.
Renewed gold exports. amounting for
the week 60 $3.50. 900. have checked tho
bu .sh tendency oi the New York stock
market The selling, however, Ia pro.
ie.sionhl, the short interest enlarged,
and the liquidation apparently com.
pletei
Total exports Of wheat -four included
A. wheat from both coasts Of the United
States and Montreal this week aggregate
$4,000 bushels. the largest weekly
total thi. year since the middle Of last
January. Last week the total wiz. > 500 %
0oo bushels. in the week one year ago it
was zoos 900 bushels. two years ago It
Wa 2,6i5.OO0 bushels, while In the see.
ond week " Noyembcr. 1902, correspond
ing exports amount 10 3.ois.OOj bushels.
Total exports % Indian corn from both
coasts OF the United states this week
amount 90 1921 900 bushels, 80 per cent
more than last week, aud the largest
weekly total OF exports Of Indian corn
since the third week Of April, 1924.
In inipNrih departments more IT.
regularity exists than Tor several months
In addition 20 improvement 30 woolei
goods manufacturing. there b. gain
among makers Of mill -upplics. i.cathe
manufacturers are curiailing output
which tends Co strengthen the marke
for ,hoe.. notwithstanding mild weaihe
hiss delayed sales. Lumber IL weaker a
Boston, because Of ample supplies AM
declining demand, the reverse bein
trus a. Philadelphia, owing to delaye
shipments. Lumber s1lgs At Chicag
are disappointing, those At Minneapoli
fair. while At Duluth the lumber cut q
about 49,, 0OO. 900 feet l. said 10 be IA
largest on record there.
There are 25p business failures repolto
Throughout the United States this wee
compared with 25O Isst week, $50 In IA
week one year ago, so In the wee
Z two years ago, and ~ coniraated Wit
only POS In the corresponding week {
1899. The increase In the number
. failure. this week over last u moro tina
accounted Tor southern ana New En-
land states.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

Mrs. W. -. Meek, who resides at
Camptonyille, CAL, says her daughter
WIS for several years troubled at times
with severe cramps in the stomach, aud
would be In suoh agony that Il was
necessary to call in a physician. Ilay-
ny read about Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy she con-
cluded TO try IL. She found that ital-
WAYS gave prompt relief. It was seldom
necessary TO give the second dose. 1T
has not only saved as lots Of worry and
time, she says, "but also doctor bills
II is my opinion thateyery family should
have bottle of THE remedy in the
house" For sale by John Boydeu g.
Son, druggists.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

The following letter explains ilsell'
LoGAN, Utah, Nov. IS, 1895.
Enl1oH 1niEs;-ln your issue OF Mo-
MEMBER 10th there appears an invitation
fora meeting II the summit county
agricultuh.ts, "to consider the adyis-
ability OF organizing county and local
branches In connection with the state
board" Unfortunately there appears
In the invitation the following; "All
interested In the welfare Of summit
county, aud Coalyille aud neighborhood
In particular" OF course In sucn an
organization there should he no "neigh-
borhood in particular" Every agricul-
turist, one ~ much as every other one,
should be invited, and cordially invited,
90 join in, have written Mr. Beard
asking him to correct tho Impression
that must have gone out with the inyi-
tatiou. Every agrieulmrist' from the
lone rancher in the remotest parts Of
Echo canyon and Chalk creek to the
thickly settled South Kamas bench, and
al between, are invited to join with the
State Agricultural Society by joining
this county society.
Al know how Mr.. Beard and Dir.
VIM. Wright and Others have worked TO
organize the farmers. Join with them,
mdlet all pull together for the common
good Respectfully, A. A. MnLs'
President Utah state Agricultural So
piptv
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

Ayers Snrsapuilla enjoys the extra.
ordinary distinction NJ having been the
ouly blood purifier allowed an exhibit
~ the Worlds Fair, Chicago. Manu-
iactuiers 81 other sarsaparillas sought
by every means TO obtain showing Of
their goods. but they were oil turned
away under the application OF the rule
i1rhidding the entry Of patent medicines
aud nOsirums. Thu decision OF the
Worlds Fair authorities In favor Of
Ayers Sarsaparlla WIS In effect rs fol-
lows; ayers Sarsaparilla il not a
patent medicine. II does not belong 10
the list Of nostrums. Its here on its
merits
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Corns, aud an skin Erupuons, Chill
blains, aud positively cures PILES, or
no pay required. IL Is guaranteed 90 give
perfect satisfaction or money reiunded.
Price % cents per box For sale by
John Boyden * Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

CoAyntr CRY, Nov. 10. 1926.
doslrs 10 givc notice that | will be-
compelled 10 close my office on Novem-
her %. 1895. In order to comply with
the requirements Of the law. and pre-
pare the delinquent tax list ior publica-
ton. IHoMNh BALL,
Tax collector Coalville City, summit
county, Utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

A cup Of muddy coffee isnot whole.
some, neither Is bottle Of muddy medi.
cine. one way to know areliable and
skilliully.prepared blood-purider is by
IL freedom IRON sediment. Ayers Sar-
.aparilla H. always bright and sparkling,
because 1t Is an extract and not decoc-
zion
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

TnE TniEs wants 900 bushels OF oats,
800 bushels Of wheat. 20 bushels Of POI
tatoes, 3 tons Of hay and o lot Of other
produce on subscription, at orce. The
highest market price will be paid. This
II good opportunity for our farmers
who are IN arrears 20 square up. and h
also an inducement for others 10 sub
scribe.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

On account Of the change In time Of
themorning west bound tain, ali ship
meuts Tor mat train, either freight or
express. must be brought 20 the Coal
IlR office before 4.8O p. m. the day
previous. Under no circumstance WI
thge Dee anything billed M tne morning
belsre the departure OF the e;lO H. M
train. @. /. WnEApoN, AGENT
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

Dr. j. j. Chambers's office Is located
one door south Of Coalville house.
Sight calls NJ residence one block east
OF rNEs OrriCg. 25ti
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22
TERRITORIAL NOTES
items ~ Interest cleaned Prom Our
Territorial Exchange

oWu Republican Theodore Peter.
son died no bis residence Zoo tine Fourth
1ari yesterday morning %. y. after
an Illness OF sevem. monH. duration.
lie WAS taken i.I April last while 800 O.
mission TO Denmark.
Salina Ptes-i Three yearsusla con.
ssument Of black bass icy va. placed in
Utah Lake and Weber river. and they
are now 80 plentiful, that i. estimated
$1,000 pounds have hrcn caughtinpfoyo
river with hook aud .nr. since the 10th
OF June OF thi- year
Logan Republican Work Oh ,,c Her.
cuies power pIanti. ieins pushed as
rapidly as possible. AZ tine machinery,
with the exception OF theturbiuc wheel.
ha. arrived, and is being pa. h place.
The post holes are contracted 90 be- ua-
i-hcd Tor the entire distance by thi.
evening.
Tntic Miner. Shipments from the
district for the past wees are w. follows
From the Bullion. Beck mine ~ carloads
ore from the Bullion.Brck mill . ear
load. concentrates. from the Eureka
llili mill carload, concentrates. from
the Ccutcnp.aiEurrka . carloads daily,
from the Utah 4 carloads ore. from the
Mammoth mine carload ore, from the
Mammoth mil. ! bar bullion, from the
Ajax carloads ore, from the Sioux .
carioalsore, from thc Dragon Iron mine
carload daily.
The l.chi sugar factory 40 Ter this
season has turned ont very lsrgc sup.
ply, says the salt Lake Ecrali, bat IL
has found some difficulty To- disposing OF
its OUTFIT So lar because the California
factories, not having succeeded Ia com.
peting on q fair field with az good sugar,
have begun sending IN an inferior
brand aud undertaking the Lchi works
10 cents per sack. This brand Is not
nearly ~ pure 4 sack of the lehi
sugar Will 90 much farther and is really
NNNAI'|NH = fN hlANH A.AHHHf'I iNNN NN hlNH pr
having large sale.
Ncphi Blades the leaycr Wooden
Mills have closed for the season after .
most successful run OF seven munths.
The value 90 ihe stock Of good- run %
In this time aggregates 80, isO and the
wages paid out for the year To October
SYST, Is Sl2Oa5. This isa tine showing
and one that reflect. great credit upon
the manager. Mr.. ". II. fansworih
There have lecn employed some forty
hands during the greater part Of ID,
seven months the mills have been in OF
Grafton. The class Of good. made hay,
been exceptionally good. Many new pat
terms have been brought ont, tie qualit!
Of the goods has never been quesiioned
aud thr trade at the mills has beei
better than was ever known before.
/ t..........s f....T.at..a ItafHrIauaaa ID
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

Frequent headaches, disturbances IN
the bowels or digestive organs and wind
on the stomach. indicate disoriered
condition Of the liver. In such eases
pills aud other cathariic medicines are
OF temporary benefit only, what IL
needed r. regular course Of treatment
for the liver. DR.. j. II. McLean's Liver
and Kidney Balm isau appropriate REM
rdy. 10 acts asa stimulaut ON the tor.
pid liver, promoting healthy functional
activity. relieves the oyerworkcd kidneys
aud produces lasting benefit, Price 81
ner hnlIIr.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

The concert given at the New West
schoolhousc by the teacher Mics loar,
and her pupils, was well attended. In
fact the house was packed. Every num-
her On the program was well rendered
and heartily enjoyed. The house had
been beautifully decorated Tor the oc-
casion, aud the entertainment was a
decided success. Following h the pro.
gram.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

Warranty Deeds. short form, and a
line Of justice blanks for sale at TmR
TlNrs office.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

For rheumatic and neuralgia pains.
ruO IN DR.. j. II. McLean's Volcanic OH
Liniment, aud you will be- sratilied with
u speedy and permanent cure. Zoe, 0Oc
and 81 per bottle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22


uponIns Chotu. "welcome, welcome b. our
n,ciin ii'il apol,', rorseia na,y Numioid
Recitation. - song oi the .cowlinkcs,
song. "a Fanny Little hoy b., 81 ..... school
Recitation. "ne Kind 10 me Wfdics"
RccInu5n. "ilcThmb.c" Lusic Chamlcg
Meditation. give liihe chh}fcn" ....
tfrur MpOHfIhg, Violet " nflrs, Daisy Mum.
lori, Enc.uuc Rccs, pc''ie Whcadon aud
SONG ..ll.ls'sa Hall ior Bsby" -Four Little Girls
Rcciaton, "Our First rhahksgiwns nay
ln,e.'',,t'',,n... '..r t,d. White andHiuc' 49,
] Eiia -phrf. Florence Sommet. Ethel smith,
Man Iauy, Pearl -priggs aud Annie Mcsi
song, "ihU blacksmith ....tf -cn'"'
I P,Kru,
song. "Comc. Come. Come" ,.... school
.UrcIiation "IluuksFiylng" flmcf Nnfhufion
R,cimtion, "rommy'a Pocket charlie ilo,,,mrI
Song poo ....... ..... ...'.t. .s. Nuhlv W.,
.Rccliadon. 'rhanksFyiug Day .....,..,.
gccitntion. "No,cml,t' ...... Pred Edgingion
Enc.tnc Ecas and tlnlc Edglnston
Rycintiuu, "Thfee uccupauuus ...,,....
Emauuel Dexter, Elmer Wagburon ana
james NruEirs
song, "1hc 1uhnlcr ..,..t... ...s .t.t.,. school
SONS, .Thp Mavls Ice the Morn ..s .........
Auur West, Pearl sprigss. be'sic fnhslo
aud Ella -pugn,
FOOD nlght chorus .t...,..t... ....t. school
For rheumatic and neuralgic pains,
run In Or. j. II. McLean's Volcanic Oh
Iiniment. and Won will be- gratiiled with
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-07-13
Matrimonial.

"A very quiet, but pretty wedding oc-
Cured at st. Charles church. on Tuesday
morning, July 9th, when Miss Agnes T..
Hineline, daughter Of Mrs. Rosetta
Hineline, of TT Ninth street south, was
united in marriage to Mi. James Maple.
Miss Emma Hineline, sister Of the bride,
acted as maid Of honor. and Henry Hirth
filled the office Of best man. Following
the beautiful ceremony Of the Catholic
church, the bridal party, accompanied by
Father, J. NJ. Clary, who performed the
the immediate relatives and a
few: friends, repaired to the residence
of the brides mother, where wedding
breakfast was partaken Of. The presents
we're very many. and costly, one of the
most beautiful being q complete set Of
silver, given by the yNorthrop- Braslan-
Goodwin Co., in whose employ the bride
has been for q number Of years. After a
short trip Mr.. and Mrs. Maple will be ait
home to their friends atf715 Ninth street
south. n Esss3 /. Il "a
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-07-13
Recent Deaths.

hrs. Charles DAILY died at her late
residence, 1904 Central avenue, on the
10th inst. Of paralysis after an illness of
but a few days. Mrs. Daily, who was a
favorite with all who bore her acquaint-
ance, was IS years of age at the time Of
her demise. Besides her husband, who is
foreman Of the wood working depart
ment Of the Northwestern Casket COM
pany, five children survive her. The
funeral took place Friday morning at
8: o'clock from St. Anthony Of I. Padua
church, and her remains were consigned
to their last resting place in the East
side Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Margaret Foley, respected wife
of George Foley, died at the family resi-
dence, 80 Thirteenth avenue northeast,
on the list inst, aged % years. In the
death Of Mrs. Foley has passed away an
estimable lady and good practical Cath
'olic Her remains were taken to Anoka
for interment on the Ord inst. ).
q Katie O'Connell, 18-months-old child
OF M. III. or onnell, the East Side wood
and coal dealer, died at 625 Ramsey
street Sunday evening, July Z. Inter-
ment of remains took place at st. An
thony cemetery last Tuesday &. II 5@s.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-07-13
Clemens Coming.

It will be matter of genuine pleasure
to again greet in this city, at the Metro
Fpolitan Opera House, on the evening OF
July 23rd, Samuel r. Clemens, MARX
Twain), after 50 many years absence.
Mr.. Clemens. although he calls his home
Hartford, Conn.,, has spent q large portion
,of his time during late years in Europe,
personal observation Of him
Will be q matter Of considerable interest
to the thousands who have been charmed
and delighted by his interesting literary
works. A little resume of this renarka-
bic literary character may be OF special in
terest at this particular time
Samuel L. Clemens, humorist was born
in Florida, Mo-, Nov. 20, 1885. He was an
apprentice to the printing business in the
Courier office at. Hannibal at the age Of
Is, and subsequently worked at his trade
II st. Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and
New York city. Becoming acquainted
with steam boating, he secured situation
as pilot on a Mississippi river steamer.
In 1856 was private secretary to his broth
or, the secretary Of the territory Of Ne
yada, and in 1861 worked at mining for a
time. Was city editor OF the Virginia
City, Nevada, Enterprise in 1862 After
wards for several months was reporter on
the Morning Call in San Francisco. Went
to the Hawaiian Islands in 1866; returned
20 San Francisco few months after wards
and engaged successfully in lecturing
through California and Nevada. In 1867
he accompanied large party of travellers
ii the Quaker City on a pleasure excur-
sion to Egypt and the Holy Land, from
which journey he gathered the material
for humorous volume entitled tThe In
nocents Abroad, a work that had large
sale. M 81 s%s aAs.
'.Roughing IT, ssThe Gilded Age
Tom Sawyer, ," The Tramp Abroad, ;"
and other, books Of his, have each had a
large circulation. In 1872 and '73 he was
engaged in lecturing in England.