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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-22
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
Young People Who Will Wed in the Near
Future

Future.
The engagement is announced of A. l. Bloch
to Miss Emma Selling, niece of Matthias Meyer.
They will receive to-day Sunday, March %,
and Tuesday, March 24.
The engagement is announced OF Della Pey-
ser of Stockton to N. Marks of this City. =.
The engagement is announced of Miss Helene
Nagei of 663 Sixth street, Oakland, to John c.
Mogk, commission merchant of Colusa, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Newtield announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter, May, to Mr.. J.
Del Valle. They will be at home ut 1916 Pine
street to-day, Sunday afternoon), March %.
from to o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-22
CLUB GATHERINGS.
A Number of Charming Entertainments During
the Past Week,

Tie Fortnightly, a fashionable literary and
musical club OF San Mateo, were entertained
on Thursday evening at the residence of Mrs.
w. H. Lawrence. The programme, which was
prepared by Mrs. l. NJ. Roedel and Mrs. C. NJ
Morse, was given in the spacious billiard-room.
The opening number was Mascheroni's song,
"Eternsmente," sung nicely by Miss Julia
Christ. selection from Scribncr's entitled
FRA Luigi's Marriage was read by Miss May
Green. Rubinstein's "Melody in F'' was whis-
tied by Miss Mary Gray. Mrs. George Wallace
read extracts from Mrs. A. D. T.Whitney, point
ing out the profound moral contained in each
OF the rhymes of Mother Goose. Mrs. D. F.
Walker sang Strelezki's song, Dreams" DR..
Il. B. Lashrop contributed an original paper
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-22
The Western Addition.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Western
Addition Literary and Social Club was held on
wednesday evening at Native Sons Hall, on
Mason street.
This was the first meeting of the club at the
new hall, the previous entertainments having
all been held at Odd Fellows Hail.
The programme for Wednesday evening was
unusually attractive, and consisted of instru-
mental and vocal selections, concluding with
Gottschalks one-act play, "The. Turning
post'' Dancing, as usual, followed the pro-
gram me.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-22
SEE HOW EASY IT is TO SECURE THIS GREAT WORK.

nromises to be one of the best minstrel enter
tainments ever given in this City.
Columbian Council No. So, Y. NJ. /, VIII give
its annual party at Native Sons Hall on april
10 The gentlemen having charge of the affair
are W. J. Ahern. Charles A. Drury, d. f. Shea,
Joseph Hoffen, DR.. T. f. Norris
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-22
PARTIES ANNOUNCED.
fashionable Clubs to Entertain in the Near
Future.

The Wednesday night Cotillon Club will give
their next party next Wednesday evening at
Mission Opera-hall. Great interest is being
manifested in the affair as it is the leading
dancing club of the Mission, Miss Annie
Carstian and C. r. Adams will lead the CO.
tillon.
The San Francisco Scottish Thistle Club has
issued invitations for a grand concert and So
cial at B'nai Birth Hall Friday evening, April
10.
The Olympic Club minstrels are arranging
for an entertainment which they will give
some time next week at the Auditorium for
the benefit OF the Salvation Army charities. It
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-22

VISITING cards, invitations, fine writing
papers, gold and fountain pens, wood and
paper pencils, pocket knives, scissors, etc., ct
bottom prices in our stationery department..
.Sanborn, Vail 4 Co., TAI Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-22
WEDDINGS.

a St. Helena Wedding ard Pretty City Home
Affair.
The marriage of Ellwin II. Baldwin and Miss
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

and may do much good. ii properly con.
Quoted. Something oithckiud is needed
and The sooner the better. n the officers
should be paid il would keep thamoney
at home and help build up the place .n-
stead % sending 1t ont Of the State to
benefit some other sia'e or country.
Work the matter mp, my friend and let
~ see what can and will be done.
Some Of our young men are expecting
q call into the missionary field very
shortly, and. the general remark Is III
called I'm GO" That is the way to look
AZ II boys, for it will be the most in.
tercsting part Of your lives. The labors
Of good, faithful man are above price
when used for the good Of our iellev
man. have vet to hear the man say
who has filled an honorable mistion.
and know hundreds Of them, that be-
regretted the time spent VI tia. hc los,
money oranything else by Il; the re-.
verse has always been the case.
y. x. T.. NirE.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

Grass CRERK, Utah. Feb. 20, 1896.
EDToR TmEs;
George Morby is confined to his bed
with an attack Of influenza.
". II. Shaw isnursing broken finger,
the result ola ki9k from horse.
The snow, likewise the coal trade, il
melting under the warm rays Of the
King OF Day.
A. Stonebraker has moved HE family
from Iloyisyille TO here. The, are u
welcome addition 10 our growing settle
ment.
a large cougar has Of late been cult.
waiting a close acquaintance with ne.
The other night II came bounding down
the mountain until I, reached the cabin
occupied by Ellis Rees, where IL stopped
and after good look ~ the building re-
turned TO the hills,
The new chute for screening and con.
Quoting the coal into the railway care ID
undergoing extensive improvements
and everything IL now in readiness for
the increased business which the com
pletion Of the railroad will surely bring,
&C.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

liDrrrr, Utah, Feb. %, 1880.

trsrrtH, Utah, Feb. 20, 1890.
Enron TSIs
A toe dance 10 announced for Friday
night, the gls', here.
Several Of the people from here at.
tended the Morgan stake conference.
ON FRIDAY last Mr.. West. the advance
agent Of Nj. Glassman, visited Hcnoicr.
Thomas Allen and son Of Coalville
were the speakers at the afternoon meet.
ing here on Sunday last.
There was no Natural here ON Sunday
night last. Five team loads hom this
place went 10 Croy den to attend the
conioini session there.
Saturday, February 10Th, VIM. Glass.
man gave lecture In the interests Of
the silver party, aud names are now be.
ing enrolled for silver club.
The creamery meeting held here on
the 10th adjourned without taking any
definite action. Representatives were
present from Croydon and Upton and +.
l.. Allen and con Of Coalville. Various
opinions were entertained rs to It's loca.
ton. 1t is understood that other meet.
ings are ye. to be held, and no doubt
some understanding will he reached. A
full account Of the meeting will likely
reach yon. WE.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
EC,IIt,
Ecno, Utah. Feb. 20, 1896.

Echo, Utah, Feb. 20, 1896.
Enron T,MEs;
a silver club was organized here Mon.
day by VIM. Glassman.
Miss e. Bernard Of Park City isvisit.
ing Miss Ellie Bromley this week.
Mr., and Mrs. A. q. Brim made a
business trip To Coalyile Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Hopkin attended
conference at Morgan Sunday and Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Peterson made a
trip to Ogden the fret Of the week TO
visit his parents there.
W. II. Weaver was down from his
ranch Sunday. lie reports the snoW
about three feet deep on the level.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bromley made a
trip TO Coalyille last Monday to see the
doctor, NJ one Of their children was III
at the time but il some better at this
writing.
VIM. Stage met with an accident yes
terday which might have been seriouI
but it turned out otherwise. while
riding a broncho horse he fell on his lee
and layed on It for some time, until hell
arrived.
Some OF your subscribers at Ech,
wanted to know Of the postmaster II the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

Asa result Of the porhdy Of John T..
Murphy, says the Park Record, q Young
man known To every Parkite, wedding
which was to have occurred tomorrow,
and for which all the details had been
prepared, even down 10 the wedding
cake aud the renting and furnishing Of q
residence, had been annulled, and d uosi
es,imsble young lady plunged into re-
morse and shame at being deserted
without reason and without cause, at
the threshold Of the alter,
The Record quotes from letter written
by the sneak In which he does not At
tempt to excuse himseliand says he hal
no reason for his eowardly conduct. Con
tinuing, the Record says.
The facts Of the case are a. follows
Some two years ago the villain IN Thu
episode began keeping company VIII
one oiPark City's most esIimable yonni
ladies, being greatly enamored Of her
/ Al that time he was drinking ralhe
hard and the young lady, alter chldinl
him many times for the bad habit, In
ally put him on probation for one year
the penalty being her everlasting di'
pleasure should he fail to abstain iron
drink while the reward was her hand a
the end Of the probation. lie kept hi
premise In most faithful manner, am
the wedding day was finally lXed 10
tomorrow (snnday,) February 10Th
Saturday night last Mr.. Murphy tool
his hancee 10 q DANCE loving and atten
tive a. ever before, After the ball wa
over he took her home, lalkingol IA
wedding preparations, and then iade
from her life completely, as she neye
saw him again. lie counlermhnde
orders concerning the home he was PR
pairing no Monday morning. ana m IN
afternoon took the train for LeadYille'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
RoCKPoRT
RocKroEr, Utah, Feb. 90, 1896.

RocgroRr, Utah, Feb 90, 1876.
Enron TiNEsi
Miss Cora stembridge is at Oakley
staying with hersistcr, Mrs, 7. Gibbons.
Mrs. Nellie Maln was over from Park
City ON Sunday last to visit her mother,
Mrs. John Hortin.
The Young ladies OF Rockport' will
have Leap Year dance on Friday even.
ing, February 2sth. All are respect.
fully invited.
Mrs. Gibbons and Mrs. Siemhridge,
who have been in Oakley visiting with
their son and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Gibbons, have returned home.
Born, on Saturday, February 18th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Brown, daughter.
Mother and child doing well, but viii
has the toothache. We trust he will
soon recover.
Messrs. J Boydcn OF Coalyille. Enoch
Brown Of Hoytsyilc and Walter Cox Of
Park City visited the Rockport Sunday
school on Sunday last. They were also
the speakers At the afternoon services.
A surprise party was gotten up on our
schoolteacher, Mr.. George Ramsey. on
Thursday evening at the residence Of
james Vernon, by the smaller students
OF his school. An enjoyable time was
had by those present.
Jesse Burbidge and vile aud Mrs.
Celestia Pack we're In Rockport on Mon.
day Visiting friends The ladies NJ.
tended the Y. l.. VI. l. A. Monday even
Ing aud spoke very encouraginFly 10 the
Young ladies.
!. NJ. Malin and family, Mrs. +. A.
lloriin and family, Mr.. aud Mrs. 4.
llortin, Joseph Vernon and family and
Mrs. T. Vernon went 10 PARK City 70
day to spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. n. Malin, IL being Mr.. Malin's birth
day. Tie affair IL to be a surprise to
him.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry +. Seamons gave
a supper on the 18th lust. In honor oil
Mrs. seamons's birthday. There were
present: II. seamons and family, W.
II. Stalker and family, Mrs. 4. Vernon,
James Vernon and family, Miss Carrie
Peterson, Jesse Burbidge and wife, Am
brose Pack and Charles Leonard. The
evening was spent In games and CONVEX.
sation KS.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

Crowns, Utah, Feb. 10, 1896.
Enron Tnnes.

CRoyBtS, Utah, Feb. 10, 1896.
Enron TIaes
On Wednesday last some OF the citi.
zons Of Croydon and other places met ai
Heneier to Try and make some arrange
ments 10 tsiablish a creamery Tor thu
ls-sss. the yaople In and near this
vicinity. MANY opinions were given
but no decision rendered. A good loca.
ton could " procured between Ileneier
and Creydeh and would be great ben.
eflt 20 the PEOPLE around here. Hope u
will he accomplished In the near future
The Young Mems and Young Ladies'
con join, Mutual Improvement Associa.
tion, which was held here on Sunday
evening last, was not very well ATTENDED,
~ there was quite number away on
account Of our Stake conference; but we
had a good time, az the Y. NJ. and Y. l.,
NJ. /. A. Of Heneier paid usa visit, which
waa a pleasant surprise and highly APP
preeiated by all. In the absence Of OUT
president ana councillors the secretary
took charge Of the meeting. Alter the
program was rendered Pres. Thomas
Briiton and his assistants, also Elder
Stephen Beard, we're invited TO the
stand. All gave good instructions on
improvement. Would he pleased to
have them come again. ARI.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

MoroAN. Utah, Fob. 10, 1896.

MonoAS. Utah, Feb. 10, 1896.
Enron TiHEs;
Two new store buildings are to be
erected here In the near future next to
Joseph Williams's general merchandise
establishment.
County superintendent T. Il. Condie
has been visiting the various schools in
the county during the week and reports
all in good shape.
Joseph i. Smith and Hon. George q.
Cannon were here in attendance at
quarterly conference, and an unusually
large audience came to hear them speak.
The driver for the hotel stage got q
little too much irewater Sunday and
when nearly up to the mines upset the
stage and smashed things up In general
but fortunately no one was hurt.
Oliver Kingston came down town
Tuesday morning wearing 2xi smil,
and on inquiry we learned that Mrs
Kingston had presented him with tn,
handsomest boy in the county. Mother
aud son doing well but there is yer,
little hopes Of divers recovery at thi
writing,
The Hardscrabble mining excitemen
has cooled down little, but work 4
steadily going on. The large boiler q
in place ON the mill site and som,
twenty-five carpenters are rushing th
lumber into shape 10 have the mill II
operation by April. We also understan,
that there will be another mill in Cotton
wood canyon near the Hardscrabbl
property early this spring.
/ We regret very much TO announc
that Mr.. I'd Gibby is afflicted wit
what is known as childbirth insanity
Ms. Gibby was getting along yer
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
iioYrsNItIE.

Hoyrsulif. Utah, Feb. 20. 1870.
Enron TiNrs:
The general health OF the people is on
the improve.
The dance given here Wednesday
night for the benefit Of Mr. James Mill'
was literally attended. Quitc a number
from Coalyille aud other ai Joining towns
we're present.
A silver club was organised here sat
urday afternoon last by VIM. Glassmann
organizer. The speaker was introduced
by Bp. Sargent. After the lecture
lecture the following officers for the club
were elected q. q. Redden, president
l.. Malin. vice.prcsident; A. Winters
secretary I. Malin, treasurer. Forty
Eve Joined the club.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
AoRIouLruRAL COLLEGE.
value otOrass In the Production ~ rotk
by A. 4. Miiis

value otOrsss IN the Production ~ rofk
by A. a. Miiis
We have received from the Utah tx.
pertinent Station, Bulletin No. 40, which
treats OF the value Of grass and it, rela.
ton to exercise In the production Of
pork. Results OF experiments in hog
feeding, extending over iw) ycars, are
reported ne follows
az with full grain mtions.
tb) With part grain ralIons.
to- without grain.
The bulletin gives tabulatcd records Of
the experiments, with comments there.
on, and illustrations showing the appear.
ance Of some Of the animals after 81 days
Of four different systems OF feeding.
The most importan, conclusions reached
are the following
!. Pigs allowed to run at large over
eighteen acres Of good pasture and fed a
full ration Of grain, made the most rapid
growth and required the least grain for
one pound of gain.
2. pigs coniited In movable pens In
the pasture grew more slowly than those
running loose and required an increase
of2O per cent Of grain to make one pound
Of growth.
3. Pigs at pasture, fed under three
different conditions, gained $50 per
cent mere and ate hut, 2 per cent more
than the pigs getting grass and other.
wise similarly fed but confined In pens,
The gain required TO produce one pound
Of grain was increased 40 per cent with
those In pens over those at pasture.
4. Pigs fed but par; ratisne OF grain
ut pasture made satisfactory gains
Those at pasture getting the three
iourths grain ration gained moro thar
those fed full grain ration and grass
either in the yards or In the pens.
8. Pigs Pastured without grain mad'
about the same growth for three season
in succession, this averaging &c OF
pound per day.
.. As nearly a. can be Judged, ~
! ercire alone increased the gain - p,
, cent, and the amount eaten but ] = "
} cent, but decreased The amount require
. for one pound Of gain % per cent.
: Z. Grass when cnt and fed green I
. pig, whether fed In pens or yards, q
/ with full or part grain ration, or wilhou
. grain proved TO be Of very little value.
? &. Pigs confined In pens aud fed o.
. grass alone, mostly lucern, ior 81 day,
, lost over a quarter Of pound per day.
o, The average Of the pigs fed Of
, grass gained little more than thos
E without the grass, but not enough 4
paw for the extra feed In the grass.
, 10. With the pigs confined In III
p hog.house pens, the grass proved benc
, fetal, while with those In the yard
' proved detrimental, the latter requiring
e more grain to make a pound Of por
= with the grass than without IL.
r II. Pasturing either with full or wit
e part grain ratlons, appenre TO be by ia
n the cheapest and best way OF maxim
o pork.
Morn. The grass IL a mixture Of elfh
varieties In which lucern constitutes q
least one.hai.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

gun exploded shooting him in the iace.
lie was taken To ogden to the Union
Pacific Hospital Tor treatment. and il Is
feared ne viii loose the sight Of one eve
lie was section foreman at wyu,a.
Notice wa given ont last Monday
evening by Eugene Wicket and Joseph
welch that there would be- a meeting
held in the schoolhon,e Tor the benefit
Of all those interested In education.
They met and organized a society, but
have failed to give 1t name ~ vet. with
Bert d.lchri'i a. president aud Bruce
Leroy as secretary Mics Margaret Storer,
treasurer, Mr. wclrh, Eugene Wicket
and Miss Mary Ann Williams a. com.
mitiee. We may expect something Of
interest in the near future. h.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
MANsmIP.

wASIr, Utah, Feb 20, 1896
Enron TuEs;
The roads are getting dry in places.
The bah on St. Valentines day WAS
crowded.
The district school gives drama in
Young's hall on Saturday night.
Dr. Hosmer was up to visit NJ. f, Lee
on the 18th and LETT him much improved.
Another car Of ties will be shipped
from here on the 2lst for the Grass
Greek road.
W. II. Moore is able to be around
again after severe sickness OF Two or
three weeks
A washington's Birthday ball will be
given on the evening OF the 2lst in
Iouug's hall.
N. G. Redden and VIM. Reynolds
have gone TO Beaver creek to work on a
mining claim for week or two.
The brass band is sure thing now
the money has been deposited for the
instruments. A committee met on the
10Th to draft a code Of bylaws.
g. g. Redden OF HoytsyilIe was here
ON tue 18th and organized a silver club.
Twenty signed the roll. T.. stromnes,
/ president; Nels johnson, yioe-president ;
: v. N. Hixson, secretary Eph Bates,
treasurer, A soliciting committee was
also chosen. y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

OAKLEY, Utah, Feb. 20, 1896.
Enron TINES:
Valentines are still on the go here.
T.. Horton IL taking in the change for
the ice on the mill pond this year
It Is reported that the primary school
will he ont one week from next Friday.
Nels johnson, the wanship miller,
was seen yesterday shaking hands with
old acquaintance on the streets. Come
again, Nels. we are all glad to meet you
sleighipg is almost gone. The snow
IL settling fast and the roads are getting
muddy. 5.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21

'fH''H .H
EulruE Tmrs
Born, 10 the wife Of John Kidd, Feb
runry llih. a daughter. Mother and
baby are doing we'll.
John $. Saxton has moved his dwell.
ing house 10 better location, and IL
making quite M improvement IN the
same.
According to announcement In Tur
TMEs, the Upton ward conference took
place on Sunday, February 10Th. Alms
Rldredge and Jacob Huffman wers in
attendance, aud there was general turn
cut Of the people. Elder Huffman first
addressed the meeting, and his inttruc-
tons were very interesting. Alma ED.
redge Of the Stake Presidency then adj
dressed the meeting ON the object Of the
conference and the importance Of wise
consideration in the matters shat may
he brought before them. lie counseled
the people when casting their votes to
eustain the ward authorities 20 do 40
underetandingly, and in good faith. The
following names were presented by Alma
Eldrege to be sustained John CLARK.
bishop; Solomon shxton a. fret and
James Judd ~ second councillors, with
six additional teachers. All were sus-
tanned by unanimous vote. The adj
dresses Of the elders were much APP
precinted by the people Of the ward.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
ks

have In my possession the following de
scrib.d property
une sorfcl hose, about three years old white
spot Ia forehead ana on uuse, bush OF tail
cropped on, no brands visible.
II not claimed before. the above described
property will h. sold 10 the highest cash bidder
al public auction, according 20 law, AZ my cor.
raj Ia ltoCkuurt precinct uu the aud day ui
March, lrgd, ~ oelnuk D.. M.
Iosrrh VEnHos, Constable.
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nicely tin about two weeks ago. when
ths fret symptoms were noticed. The
attending physician. ur. Rich Of Ogden.
has advised treatment in an asylum and
We hope that speedy recovery will be
brought about hr Glbby has the
sympathy Of the entire community.
AuuA KAnAuUA.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS

The Events o. the week Prom nearly
Every Tawn In sumia,t County what
The Times" Representatives Have
Pound Co write About.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-03-26

Spring styles of crepons worth l0cts.,
only 6Hcts., at w. H. Wildes'.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-03-26
Notice i!

All parties indebted to DIR. J. F. r.
Biron, are requested to call at the law
office of Forrest Goodwin Esq, and make
immediate payment Also all are eau
toned against paying any bills due me,
to anyone but Forrest Goodwin ESQ.,, he
being my attorney and the only authoriz-
ed party to collect and receipt bills for
me. IIH
Skowhegan, Me. Mar. 5, 1896,
DR.. J.. F. r, BIRON
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-03-26
Wall Paper ?
YES j.!
Wall Paper !
We want
TO Interest
YOU
I In it :!

Our Spring Stock is open
for your Inspection; Elegant
new Patterns from sc to soc
per roll. 8 and 1oc per roll
good enough for a Parlor.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Bargains in Odd Lots; we
have about 500 rolls in odd
lots that we will close out at
your own price, they are bar
gains while they last.
Chas. A. Ross
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-03-26
Furnished Rooms to Let.

Pleasantly located, Zone corner ROOM,
gentlemen preferred, apply to
MRS. PERKINS,
Avis Cor. High st. ard Judkins Place.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-03-26
Farm for Sale!

Part of the homestead farm OF the late Bella
Burrill Of Canaan. must be sold to close the
estate. Inquire of
avis. ISAIAH CROwELL, Admir-