The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-28


and b. was iniimated, by those who scem
to know. that the club will take ia all Of
orr voiers, Of whatsoever party they
may be
Alert Roos has purchased "a uhono.
graph and is dclirhiine Young and old
who have listened TO 10. understand
that Mt Roos intends travelling through
tne country and intends to hold forth in
each town Mr.. Roos is one Of reoa's
Young men and IL one o. the people and
should he patronized by all, especially
by those who believe IN sustaining oar
home talent, industries and the ike.
Elders A. K. Marchant Of Peoa and
Dan Lambert Of kamas occupied tie
mos, Of the time Ia the l.. y :. meeting
held here on sunday. Tie NO gentle
men are home missionaries and bad an
appointment; to speak here on that day.
Elders James woolstenhulme and :. NJ,
Pack of Kamas occupied portion Of the
time, the two last named having come
here to attend the Seventies meeting
which was held a, 2 O'Clock on the sam,
day.
Everybody and their relatives are
having their pictures taken by the pho
togrpher who il still with us. It lisa
chance In \ lifetime when family groups
can be taken without considerable ex.
pense attached to Il, and the chance is
being taken advantage Of all Of which
means ii IL money in the pocket Of the
photographer and We have our prctiies
taken for future generations 10 look at
and wonder over and ask ~ that was
the style In our prandiather's daysG'
The fine. warm weather has caused
our streets to be running with water,
mud and slush and Il IL very disagreeable
urder foot as there are but few dry places
where n person can take rest before
taking the next plunge In the lakes Of
mud and slush. II lie now In order for
the property owners to fix up their side.
walks and make the travel more pleas
ant for pedestrians. Some few have done
this already and deserve the thanke
Of the general public, whether they get
get 1t or not.
AIN still firmly Of the opinion that
one or the other Of the two nat onal
parties will come out sqnarely for silver,
and have but very little faith that the
Silver party will accomplish anything
further than toshow thatthe are united
on the question aud will throw their vote
TO the party that will be- for silver first,
last and all the time. do not believe
that a third party will have ghost Of
a chance 10 elect u president OF these
United States. ! may be- mistaken la
this az am and have been In many
other things, but be that ~ II may, We
can only work and wait the result. The
free coinage of silver AT the ratio OF Ii IA
I Ia in the interest 81 avery large majorit,
of the citizens Of our great nation ant
. every legitimate means should be taker
: TO bring this fact oonvincinglv before th'
masses, then II will be accomplished
even iithe rest OF the world are against
us on that Question. The silver clul
will have some influence in the nation
therefore tile good work should go Of
and have all the encouragement that
q can be given, and the vote cast for
/ silver president.
. The dance last Friday night was
success in every particular and quite
$ handsome purse was made up 10 send I
: our young missionary, Stephen NJ. Wa
o ker who IL now on the Samoan Island,
Abe Marchant ana Abe Lyons desery
IA considerable praise for carrying out IN
y undertaking 10 a successful issue. O
4 the same evening Mrs, q, +. Lyons an
!. Mrs, A. Miles, her daghier, got up
supper for the dancers and contribute
., all that was taken in for the benel
y, OF Elder Walker. In relation 10 the SUI
per have been requested to say TO III
readers of TnE TINES, by those who ma
l. took OF the good things, that they ney'
sat down to - more enjoyable meal III
tables we're loaded with substantial, /
'' well as lighter food and the heart con
" not desire more ora greater variety tha
Y was furnished on that occasion, III
u ladies appreciate the kindness Of tho
" who patronized them, and ~ the meal
J" will be devoted To the benefit OF the a
sent one, there il none | venture TO "a
" who will regret what they have don
re especially the twol ladies who contribute
er 50 much OF their time and means.
a. can only say, In closing tn
DO those who did not take In the dan
'h aud supper missed a treat and ] no
II will not be absent on any future occasi'
~ Of the like.
That something must be done, "A
Nd that quickly, TO bring better times
Oh evident To ALL Outside OF The mines al
lb business houses there Il very lit
I'D money and il has come 10 this, thar t
Il. ,erprises that will iurrish labor "a
nd place more money ion circulation must
IA. taken iu hand q we Nish 90 -ee the Sis
ly grow aud prosper. The continual DIRE.
n. Of caYh, with very little or none co