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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

accompanied by her aephew aud niece
Mr. aud Mics Knight.
Misc Hattie Maln, Who has been stay
ing ai kama- for the pAsi two months
hls returned home.
Tie young friends OF Mics Fiossi'
Smith met 60 surprise her on Thursday
evening Of last week.
Born 90 Rockpor,, oa January 18th,
10 the ~ lie OF Jane. Salisbury, a daugh'
ter Moihci and child doing we'll.
Mt Ramsey returned on the sth from
rayson, where hc had been to spend tn,
holidays with his family. school com
menced on the nh.
John Hughes. who has been sick with
tI.. Hl'-m Cor the past fifteen ycire,
d.rI 1893 Monday, January 18Th at The
residence Of Arthur Nickery. lie VA,
iI,ur of agc was native OF Eng
land auu unmarried. IL has no rela'
tive, 10 'his so Jay except Two cous'ns'
Ne. Auitf Tickery and Mr.. James
Watson The latter reeIdes at Tara
City The .anefal services were held m
the .chooIuvuse on "wednesday. KS.
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wAs.m. Utah, jan 10, 1890.
Euu0E TNlr3
A. Bates ha- been putting MP hrrr
quantity Of lee this week.
our district school, after the holiday
vacation. commenced on the eth.
Your correspondent was away last
week attending the inauguration SER
vices.
The Hoytsville Dramatic troup gives
a performance hcre on Saturday even
ing, the 18TH.
The Carter * Moore roller min started
up on the 10th. They are now prepared
TO do custom work.
A large number Of the school children
have bad colds. You cannot hear any.
thing hut coughing this week.
W. H. Rranch and Alex. Paddles Of
Coalvillc we're the speakers here Sunday
afternoon. Both made interesting re-.
marks
A leap year ball was given In Young's
Hall on the 10th. It was well patronized
and was a great success. The ladies did
Il NJ brown Ythey treated their partners
10 an oyster supper at ~ O'Clock and
ran the dance until O'Clock In The
morning. They danced the gents ill
they We're completely worn OUT there
were no wall flowers, either They prof
fored T. give prize II there was an,
gentleman who did not dance during IN,
evening. No one carried the prize of.
Statehood day was celebrated here II
good style. salute Of iorty-tiye gun
vas fired In honor Of the day, a meetinI
was held and u beautiful program rem
dered, with appropriate remarks songs
recitations, etc. A dance was given 70
the children during the day and one h
the evening for the adults. A genera
sleighride Of all the town was indulge
IN during the day. Y.
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MoNrsNILIE.
lIoYrsyILLE, Utah, Jan. 10, 1926.
Enron TmEs:

lloYrswLLE, Utah, Jan. 10, 1895.
Enron TMEs:
h!rs. G. II. West Is recovering rapidly
from her severe illness.
Born, to the wife OF Zen Brown. a son,
on Saturday, the 18th.
Joseph Lee is putting on new shingles
on the lloyt rock house.
J.J Bowen left here ON his mission
70 the southern states Wednesday.
Mrs.. VIM. steadman OF West Jordan
Is here with her daughter, Mrs Emma
Brown
John p. slonebraker has a third mem
Der Of the family down again with ~
phoid.
The lloytville Dramatic Club viii re-
produce the "spy Of Gettysburg at
Wanship saturday night, January 18th,
The stallings sawmill Company are
doing q rushing business, and forming
quite camp ON Elkhorn. Al least
twenty workmen are boarding up there,
They are now building boarding house
10 accommodate them.
The lloytsville Amateur Dramatic
Club played the "spy Of Gettysburg to
a crowded house here on Tuesday night
and were complimented on all sides. Il
was fairly patronized by Coalyille and
Wanship. II was also success hnan'
cially. The entire proceeds we're turned
over TO J.J. Bowen, missionary. c. W.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17
OAKLEY.
oAKlrn. Utah. Jan. DOB. lsna.

OAKLEY, Utah, Jan. lG, 1879.
Enron Tmr-;
Joe Williams Of Kama- i- hauling
brick from Olscn's brick kiln. lie will
build in Morell.
Len Osborn OF Kama. IL hauling some
nice brick from y. D. Snaps brick
kiln. Mr. Osborn &. preparing to build
n new house.
Rock hauling has commenced hy
some Of our citizens preparatory to build.
ing the foundation Of the new church IN
Oakley. It l. reported that the house
will he completed by this fall.
nr. Gibson gave two very fine lecture,
on phrenology here. The first night he
read two head. the, were NJ near true a.
could be, 30 say those present. On
the second night the subject was on the
way TO bring mp your children, which
was very instructive 20 those present.
II IL to be- hoped that the doctors voice
may ring in the ears Of many WHO heard
him for days 10 come. Some were 20
taken with nj. lectures that they wish
Tim 10 call about once month, a. thev
think It very instructive g the little
ones ~ well a. the older ones. The
doctor gave two prizes on the last even
ing, one TO the pret,ie-t mdy In the
house and one 10 the ugli,at man. The
prizes fen 20 Miss Lucy suapp and Hor'
ace stevens. The lady received q Tor
her priF, and the gent cman received d
V. Amer the doctor congratulated them
ON then Locks and made some nice re
marks he thanked the congregation ioi
their kindness toward him. lie de
parted the next morning Tor kama'
with n. VI. Mecham. =.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

Pocatello, Ida, Jan. il.-Thbune spc.
clnl.-Dr G. y. Rocker married Mis.
Lizzie Anderson Of Ogden in this city at
1880 tonight, at the residence Of W. NJ,
Mccarthy, Judge llop-on performed the
cerimony. Tie went 20 hor house and
asked her Il she wanted 10 get married,
She said yes, but not right away, aud he
aid was 70 be then or not at all, and
she consented. lie woke up +. W. Gal
larher and George Robinson a. witnesse.
and went after Theodore Turner to pro
cure the license. Dr. Rocker II a noted
physIcian throughout the state, and
Mics Anderson Is well known IN Ogden
and this city.
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HOCISPoHT

RocRroRr, Utah, Jan. 90, 1896.
Enron rlNEs!
Frank Wright Of Coalyille Is in Rock
port ON busiue-s,
". W. Smith and family have moved
into their new residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. II Seamon- made a trip
10 salt Lake the iirs, Of the week.
James Malin Of salt Lake was in
Rockport visiting relatives last week.
Howard Malin and wife and Miss
Flossie Smith moved 70 salt Lake last
Saturday.
a surprise was gotten up on Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Malin on the evening OF
January 10Th.
Mrs. L. A. Hortin returned home from
Croydon on Saturday last. She was
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

London, Jan. i2-The Standard, the
Conservative Government organ. says
editorially this morning. "rhe Cabinet
on Saturday decided TO publish the Ven
ozuelan papers at the earliest possible
moment, We gladly take this opportu-
nity TO bear testimony to the magnani-
nous attitude Of the American Nation 20
NJ At Il time when countries LEES generous
thought favorable opportunity had
arisen for adopting toward ms tone Of
insult, II not Of menace. This conduct
was worthy Of the Americans. and hss
materially influenced Lord salisbury's
decision.
THE maintenance Of friendship with
America II always fret consideration
with England. We -ay this 10 the Amer
team people with the absolute candor Of
deprecated cordialiiy.'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

RhfNhAi"fH '"Afk" tf'HA hhAi'tA
We have received from the Agricul-
tural College Of Utah the Fourth Bien-
nial Report Of the Board Of Trustees 10
the Legislative Assembly, and the Sixth
Annual Report Of the Experiment Sta
tion.
Tho report gives an explicit state
ment Of the financial reeouroes Of the
College, and the relations Of the ma
tional government and Of the State Of
Utah to the institution. The function
Of the land-grant colleges is plainly set
forth, together with summary Of the
courses offered and the methods Of in
structioi pursued At the College.
The hook IL beautifully illustrated
with hali,one engrayinTs Of 1.-THE differ
ent buildings and rooms, and contains
reproductions Of the pen drawing Of
students, showing the regular work Of
the classroom. The pamphlet l. an
excellent souvenir TO send TO your
friends. ltexhibits in brief and strik-
Ing manner, the advantages Of higher
and practical training--oircred free in
the College to all qualified applicants.
by sendsng written request To the
Agricultural College Logan, Utah, a
copy Of the report will be mailed 20 any
address.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

san Francisco, Jan, i5.-fhe harkenune
Omega, bring news Of the burning Of the
American ship Iceberg OF New York At
Junin, ION the morning OF November
goth. The Omega wac lying close 70 the
burning vessel, and had 20 slip her stern
anchor TO save herself from she flames.
The Iceburg was loaded with nilre, and
members Of the crew had no time to
gather their efforts before the ship was
ablaze.
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AGruesome Proceeding

indianapolis, Jan, l5.-The body Of
Jessie Milburn is still unbuired. The
coroner renewed HE demand that II be
turned over 10 the medical college, but
the undertaken who holds il refuses.
The undertaken viii not bury it because
he thinks the college will dig IL mp. It
Is believed someone representing the
family will come after the body and stop
the unseemly fight for the possession.
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ECIIt,


EcHo, Utah, Jan, rs, 1870.
Enron TMEsi
The weather Is quito moderate now.
Miss Mile Gilchrist has returned IA
Ogden 10 attend school.
Mrs. o. llirst and daughters were IN
Echo visiting few days ago.
Ice hauling il the order Of the day.
Hopkin and storer have put up lne
lot Of ii.
A.. q. Brim and George Asper are stu
at the ranch. They have been gone
about two weeks.
The dance was quite largely attended
last Friday night. A masquerade IL
talked Of in the near future. b.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

Dover, Eng, Jan. l5.-The steamship
Cougar Of barcelona, has been sunk IN
acollision with the German ship Nerus
and thirteen OF her crew we're drownded,
The Nerus has been towed to place Of
safety. The collision occurred yester
day evening in the fog Of Ramspate.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

lhayrin ny poss-siou,sc iuiloViue described
property.
uuH apuitUl YsalaluF stHrf With suuilnWtufs
lu Ion tufs no basis flahlr.
tfnot claimed lTiOfo tho above desCflhcl
animal will o. sfld NoudAy the Sth day ~
January isGG, Of 10 O'Clock a. m. 90 The highest
snsn bidder nj pfnhr auction. according 90 iaN.
u' fny corral he tuflgy " Ciuci. summit counts
fith lUIskEH FHAuru, Cuustnils
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

London, Jan. lb.-The statements
made in the Italian newspapers that
Great Britain mad ceded Zeilah, on Me
strait Of Bab-el-Mandeb to Italy is Off
cially denied.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17
LAND DECISIONS.
Furnished by " ~. Harlan. land A.
totney. washinreH. DC

Furnished hy " ~, Harlan. land A.
toney. washinreu. a.. &.
a co.claimant mn-t protect his rights
under the form Of procedure provided for
an adverse claimant.
The discovery shaft being excluded.
the applicant must show the existence
Of mineral on thercmalnder Of the claim.
Phosphate deposits held not To exclude
lands from railroad grant that excepted
from H. terms mineral lands.
KEIprScE ANn rRACricE.
Residence ON land while II IL covered
by the entry Of another dses not secure
any right against contestant who In.
stituics proceedings TO secure the can.
collation. Of said entry.
The iorcible election Of one who ii
lawfully residing on n tract Of land will
not operate 10 defeat his right a. a
settler thereon during the period OF en-
iorosd absence.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS

The Events ~ the Week Prom N-atis
E,.ry T.wn In summit County-what
The Timers" Representatives Have
Found tn write Ah.ut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-19

Fale fingered I'm her room-a pretty
room. all pink and pearl-gray' alpel. ... me
tone" was given only by ineApressi We
paper. simple mating and delica'e
tonnc--puttlng the last toucheS % -
toilet The click OF the side gate are" her
,.,z- 10 he window Tor a moment a. I"
little figure passed out OF the yaiu' ~. go,
tated a moment, and slowly crosSeu inc
road. -,na ,oops
ms Jack. Dear me, the chic 'ooNs
like little street Arab, sno lausHeu ID
sh- said IT, ,..-
Her tone told that he was dear 10 ~
and her laugh was but the FANNY lA'N-
ion of regarding Jacks outfits. mere
was never such another youhsster ~.
tearing clothes and getting himself diity'
they said. and so IL did not matter what
he wore Just now the bare, brown res
bore marks Of the dam-buildins tha' nnu
busted their owner a few hours carrier
A much battered straw hat was yui'u
well forward on the curly head, ana Diue
and white waist was minus a button az
the collar. decorated with a SIT NJ we
elbow, and was. moreover CONSIDERABLY
sOiled.
III Jack had a clean waist on twice
day he would still continue TO have IL torn
or soilcd half the time his mother ae-
clared in laughing despair. Consequently
he did not have clean one on Twice
day or once a day. The one Dc nsa Oh
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and for freedom from the domination OF
q farcign power and foreign capital
and II does not seem possible that In such
a contest before the American people that
Justice should fail and wrong prevail.
do not believe we shall fail. / think |
can promise you the cordial support or
the western masses who have heretofore
acted with the Republican party ana II
YOU get that. ] think that all OF the west
crn coast. and inter-mountain tates VIII
DO with you.
Il viii not offer any suggestions 10
Won save 10 advise you that as you
were nominated without pledges OF favor
or privileges 10 any one. that you main
tain that position ana make no pledges
or promises. so that you may 70 into
the great Office OF President Of the United
states without the embarrassment that
follows pledges and promises, even II
they are such as may be properly carried
out.
1T WI afford me pleasure TO place
myself az the disposition OF the Natlonal
Committee 20 MAKE such speeches IN your
behalf as my health VIII permit where
and when they may think II will DO goou-
Il am. very respectfully.
III. NJ TELLER
Downtown headquarters have been Sc
curedfor Mr. Bryan at tho Lincoln hotel'
ana here no will receive visiting oelesa-
tions and conduct most Of the business
relating 10 the campaign.
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THE rRorHR1T or RAILROaDs.
The Amount for Which it is Asse sscd by
49, n.urL IL HuhLIn " nrk


The Board OF Public Works, consist
ing Of tho Governor. the Auditor, and
Treasurer. has Just compiled a statement
showing the assessed value Of railroad
and canal property and the tax estimat-
cd thereon i'm the Commonwealth Of Nir-
ginia for the year 1896. The statement Is
in pamphlet form. containing twenty
eight pages. The following are the total
figures:
Number Of miles in the entire State,
3,i9l.5O.
Value Of rndway track or canal bed
in each county and corporation. $5s,0i6.3g9.
Value of depots, depot grounds, and lots.
station buildings and fixtures, and ma
chinc-shops i'm each county and c0ISra-
ton. S2G00Oi2.sS.
Value of real estate not included IN
other classes in each county and corpora
ton. Sl5S6.53250.
Value OF rolling stock. etc. slO.62i.-
$500.
Nalcu of stores in each county and cor
pOration, $5t5.56l.4l.
Value Of telegraph lines I'm each county
and corporation. 81. 01955.
Value of stocns, bonds. and other evil
dcnces of debt of other corporations, in-
dNiduals, and frmss, held by such COM
pany. S2,3.Oi7.i0.
Value of stocks. bonds. and other evil
dences of debt cf any person. firm. or
dividuals. and firms. held by such COM
pany chartered in this State in excess Of
Is indebtedness. 5000.
Total value Of an property. real and
personal. $53.3s9.5iO.s9.
Tax on real and personal property at
thirty cents on the 500. for the support
OF the GNernmcnt, $l6oloS.1.
Tax on real and personal property, at
ten cents on the $780, Tor the support OF
the public free schools. S53.3s4I7
Net income, $30l.eNL55.
Tax ON net income. at one per cent. :
$3,0l9.N9.
llGal tax selGllS17.
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1 SH4RP CONTEST BETTEEN CON
GRESSHIN TUChER AID FLOOD.


LEXINGTON. Va .Jl-y N.-Special-
Lexington elected siX lci gates this after
noon 20 the congressional convention Of
the Tenth District, Waich meets at AM
herst Courthouse ou tne 10Th instant,
instructed 10 vote for Tucker.
BrownsDurg District in the county
sends four Tucker delegates. ana TINS is
thc only county district reported to-
night IL ls probable EOckbridge Will
send a solid delegation for Tucker. Rock
bridge is strong Tor silver ana the ma
tlona platform. aud the Chicago nomi-
noes. and equally strong for Tucker, as
it is understood he is squarely Tor the
national Democratic ticket
SOUTH RIVER FOR FLOOD.
LEXINGTON, Va. July h.-Special-
South River District. ot this county to-
day elected three delegates 10 the AM
herst convention favorable 10 staie-SehA-
tor Flood for Congress.
NArl-RAL, BRIDGE FOR FLOOD.
NATURAL BRIDGE. Va, July S.-Spe-
Natural Bridge District. kockbridse
county. sends five delegates who Will OPP
ro-e the nomination of II. St George
Tucker. and viii vote Tor II. j. Flood
Delegates j. II. Overtou. :. l.. McCofkIe
r.. Harris have one vote each; Dr. y. y.
Johnson. j. W. Burger r. ii. McCofhe'
and II. y. Watts one half vote each.
Resolutions were passed endorsing the
Chicago convention. The meeting was
two TO one In favor of Flood.
BUCKINGHAM FOR FLOOD.
ApPOMATrOX. VA. July Especial
District meetings were held In bucNng-
ham county to-day 10 elect delegates 70
the congressional convention OF the tenin
District. which convenes al amherst
courthouse on the Goth instant state
Senator Flood got the entire Delegation ol
twenty-five. In. many or the uis,i 's'9
,tcre vas no oppositlon to MT. floou'
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PHILADELPHIA, July S.-The sound
money Democrats here, acting under rcso-
buttons passed Yesterday in the Office
or John G. Built have selected the fol-
lowing committee 10 confer with repre-
sentative Democrats throughout the
State i'm the interest Of the gold-standars
policy Henry u. Welsh. chairman. John
G. Bullitt. George L. Barr. of Reading;
William NJ. Singerly. James i. Sullivan.
Joseph Morwitz. and Emanuel Furth.
Mr.. Samuel Dickson, who has with
drawn from tho State electoral ticket.
said to-day that a meeting will probably
be held in Mr. Bullifts Office on Tues
day next 10 organize and discuss the adj
visibility Of holding a gold demonstra-
ton I'm Harrisburg. Tho committee will
correspond with all sound-money leagues
I'm tho state with view OF arranging
public meetings.
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rHLLER WHITES 10 GRYlN.
He Sends Congratulations and Onors to
speak aud work for Him.

LINCOLN. NIB.. July Is. Mr.. and
Mrs Bryan have settled down into the
quiet or their home NE again after the
excitement q the past ten days. ana
expect 10 get q week or two OF rest bee
fore the campaign begins. After break
fast they sat down al the big desk I'm
their little library and began AN attack
on the o.OJJ letters and kilograms that had
been received by the Democratic caudi-
date since his nomination. They were
nearly an ccngfatllatory IN character.
Among them was the following letter
from Senator Teller.
Denver. Col, July a.. 1896.
"Iion. William j. Bryan.
Dear Sill congratulate YOU on your
nOmlna tlon az Chicago. thins thr
country Is 70 DO congratulated also.
need NOT assure yoJ chat four uomina-
tiou was more than satisfactory g me. |
think We shall be able TO consolidate all
the objects n free coinage In your sup
port and n wc DO this l believe you will
ts elected. although { dO ioI oterool. tHc
tremendous power that viii be arrayed
against us in this campaign. All the
pcwer OF money and organized wealth.
corporations and monopoies OF all kinds
will be against us. Justice Is on our
side and this L. the cause OF the people.
y - . contest fer Industrial Independence
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Flower Of youth, i'm the ancient fame
Maid Of the mettlesdme lip and eye,
Lightly wearing the fateful name,
And the rikish beaver of days gone by,
Pink Ct fashion, Yet this is she
mat once. through midnight forest and
fen.
Guided the horsemen OF cold Santec."
And rode TO the death with Marion's
men.
Rare the picture that decks the wall;
Rare and dainty in life. below.
My ceutury-latcr belle of the ball,
Mocknr the beauty OF long ago
II now the summons should come 10 ride.
Through such darkness as brooded
then.
How would it please you to serve as
guide?
And where, an. where were Marion's
men?
False the logic that breeds the fear.
Buds viii blossom. and pipes viii play.
So il was i'm that early year.
So shall 10 be tan the world is gray.
But the potted darling. If need shall be.
As swift to the saddle will vault again;
And those that follow VIII ride as free
As ever of old rode Marion's men.
VIM. Young. i'm June Century.
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NORFOLK. va. July IS Specialize
lighthouse tender Maple arrived here
this morning. having on board Hon. John
@. Carlisle. Secretary OF the Treasury.
lie was accompanied 10y Mrs. Carlisle ana
Mr.. Logan Carlisle and children. The
party lett Washington on Thursday and
nut i'm here for ice and other supplies,
and after getting them left for York Spit,
where the Secretary spent the afternoon
and will return to Washington tomorrow