The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-31

Of the times you read about and fun and
pleasure galore. for when did the fair
sex fail in what they set their hands to
accomplish The lords Of creation"
can't hold nm ace to their full hand in
things like this.
Oscar wilkins mad the misfortune TO
lose a yearlng calf short time ago. The
calf vas with iis mother, both being
fed at his place night and morning All
at once the calf, which was fat and just
IN that nice condition to Kill. came up
missing and cannot be found. The ques.
ton now IL. Who got 1t?
learn that the snow il now about
three feet deep on the level in Weber
canyon; that while We were having
thaw aud warm rains the canyon was
receiving heavy fall OF snow. This
has been encouraging news tothe iWm-
ers aud indi q e. that there Willie plenty
Of water for irrigation the coming sea.
son. although at one time il looked Ike
this would not be.
On Monday afternoon }. Rohcy and
family Mrs II. Il. Williams and others
called upon Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons and
spent the afternoon in social converse.
ton; after supper card playing, music,
singing and games were INDUCED In un-
III late hour when cake and wine were
served aud the guests departed express
ing many hearty thanks for the kindness
Of the host aud hostess and the enjoy
ment they had had.
The resignation Of Judge Howat is
something to be- deplored and he
should have stuck to the ship until
the last. for he il just the right
man Tor the place. However, he steps
down and out NJ his own request, aud
his resignation should he accepted at
one. OF course the citizens would think
him the last man to nominate fora Office
hereafter, be his qualification ever 10
high for they could notbc assured tina,
he would not resign again. hope tina,
Governor Wells will appoint an honest,
capable and bright man to fill the vacant
iudgship aud will say IN closing that
am not IN the race. So therel
Governor Wells has some backbone
about him and IL using the veto power
to good effect, and It /. refreshing to
have an executive who can. and will
put clog In the way dwell, your
readers know what have In mind.
trust that lac will look to the welfare o
the whole people and no, ALLOW one
sided measure 20 receive his signature
believe the governor will act on thl
square. II be does not miss nv CUES
and he would not deserve hrs honore'
name or the respect Of our citizens. III
has my best wishes that his Official net
may be such ne will be approved an,
sustained by our citizens throughout tn
state
II In well known thatthe Appoll
Belycdere Of TnE CoALyiiLE TNEs, m,
the Adonis ofThe Utah Patriot, are Al
that IL claimed for them; TIE eenileme
deserve all the compliments bestowe
upon them. But what Of The Par
Record man? Il he to heleii out IN IN
= cold2 And what oi the other handsom
{ men 10 the country? / hatter myseI
r that there arc some who are not new
+ paper men who are just ~ handsome.
Il very we'll for men topraisc each other
p good looks but In the meantime let IN
: compliments 20 around and give some
u rs fair snake Il not quite ~ handsom
;. az either Of you are. Kh?
u ! see that some OF our state senator
are taking themselves the impor
y ant task Of correcting the affairs Of IN
i nation 10 the exclusion, almost,
Q needed legislation Tor the new state
d legislation that 10 very much needle
u Just now, They should not allow then
selves to be led away from home affair
}. especially just a. this time, when 1t
q desired that good, wholesome laws /
g enacted 10 govern the affairs Of the stat
;. There is great danger that precious tim
a will be idled away with memorials an
J.. resolutions that could be dispensed will
and that AT the end Of the session Law
q will be rushed through that would not }
,, ~ the senators themselves woul
A like TO see enacted. Let home intere
II be lrst; make the very best laws
4 govern the interests Of the state AN
A take time TO consider them wei b
fore final passage and not hurry theI
through At the last moment in a defe'
tive condition. The early considerable
OF our own interests should be FIRST, la
:, and all the tune. The congress Of n
United states will take care Of nationl
7, ailirs.
y b. h, Il. NlER.
HOCKPOHr
n RocKroRT, Utah, Jan. 80, 1876.