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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-06-16
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nj RS. Z. D. WuRDkN.
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-06-16
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and Hooking county with
their winter wear at fair,
honest and living prices,
and we expect to continue
to supply them for years
to come, because we have
the Best Goods at the Low
est Prices. We do not ad-
vertise a TWo-Dollar Shoe
at Fifty Cents to catch the
unwary, but advertise on
the square and deal on the
square. Call in and see us.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-06-16
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-06-16
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29

GG,.- CnfEr, Utah, May 2s lsoC.
Epuuu rmL,;
Miss ElilaJ. Barber is visiting friends
here.
Mr.. Mark Hopkins nas here last Fri.
day, the guest Of supi Petit,
Splendid work q being done on the
roads between Grass Creek and Coal.
vile by supervisor Smith and his force
Of men and teams.
The twoycaroli girl Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
rot'.t was painfully Injured la,t satur.
day by q large cat. The child WAS play.
ing ON the loor Of the kitchen into
which the feline leaped through an
open window. The little one grabbed
at u, wnen with nniookoi.ior ierocity.
il -prang upon her, scratching and bit
ing her head and face in fearful man.
ncr. 80 badly acerated was The left
eyelii by the sharp claws Of the cat
that 10 was feared the sight Of the eye
had been destroyed, but an examination
by Dr.. Hosmer removed this fear, and
the little miss IL recovering with a d.
minished love for "Tabby.'
A renuinesurprlse mingled with pleas.
ure came TO the good people Of Grass
Cloek few days ago. Il was no less
than the visit Of the popular and ei.
fcisni Mayor Of Coalyille. The die.
tinguished visitor was received on Para.
disc street by your correspondent, who
made a brief address OF welcome and
rendered him the freedom Of the city,
Mayor paddles responded in q graceful
speech, lie was, he said, delighted with
the prosperous condition u the town
with he clean and well lighted streets
while the sound Of busting activity and
the roar OF traffic lell like pleasant
music upon his ear Come again, Mr.
Mayor. c. G.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29
MnItnNN

MoHGAN, Utah, May %, 1896.
Enron rnrs
Peter Parkinson paid Morgan o. shor.
visit lust week.
Bishop Thackemy OF Croydon wa, ia
town last Tuesday,
Bishop raskcit and wife Of Heneicr
were Ia town lasl Tuesday.
Miss Amelia West leaves Friday morn.
ing for short visit TO Coalyille.
Matt y. Edrall OF Ogden WI. the guest
Of Fred Parkinson short time hs, sat.
urday.
Games Williams Of Rock Springs,
Wyo., IL visiting friends aud relatives 10
the city.
Miss May Stewart had charge Of the
hotel while Miss Annie Hopkin wa,
visiting in Echo.
We are unable at this writing to give
the result Of the bishops trial Ia Tho
case Oh. r0uks W. Richardson.
The tramp element is very numerous
and our marshal IL kept busy keeping
them outside the city limI,s.
The Morgan Choral Society will give
picnic, concert and dance at Lake Com,
about June 18th. Preparations are be
ing made for a big time. They also give
concert at Croydon sometime early
next month.
Judge Rolapp held a session Of cour
last Monday and decided the civil cas-
Of Priest ys, Smith in favor Of Smith
The judge also decided to try the cas'
Of the People w. Porter and Critchle,
here, aud set next Monday for the trial
This case has worked up considerable In
terest in the county and II is oTpecte,
will consume considerable time.
The mining excitement s,ill continue
and prospectors are flooding the county
Tim O'Neill is very much elated over
discovery OF sand carbonates IN Cotton
wood district. Daniel Heiner has mad
a discovery Of yellow ocher and Is yer,
anxious 10 see what &: leads 20 and ha
pa. on force Of men 20 go through It
and the Raleigh Bros. discovery Of ire
gold has caused a great deal Of excite
msnt. The Morgan Company have
force Of thirty men at work iu the mine
and expect their min machinery 70 ar
rive next week. The writer finds al
the Prospectors and claim-owners yer,
hopeful and all seem satisfied that Nor
gan county has plenty oigood ore.
V. n.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29

40 the democratic convention held boz
Park City lnst saturday, j. Alma Smith
was chosen temporary chairman and
George Lindsay Temporary secretary.
on permanent organization, y. j. Me-
Laughlin was chosen chairman and q.
W. Young, secretary. A strong resolu-
lion, demanding the Tree coinage Of sil-
YER az 10 10 was adopted, aud the fol.
lowing delegates chosen to attend the
State convention:
r. c. Chambers, Scion spiro, W. II.
Goliath, @. 4. Tewkesbury, Patrick II,
Talon, Mrs, Myrtle forsythe, David
Fisher, G. VI. H. Stevens, Miss Hattie
Malin, Frank Hopkin, William Sargent
John CLARK, q. W. Young, o. L. Lyons
r. W. Maxwell, Dan Lambert, W. r.
smith, h. ;. Khnball, Mrs. Frank Olson
ID. NJ, Paddles, W. W. CluG, jr. The
following were elected alternatss' w
NJ. Ferry, Mrs. Annie y. Maxwell, Mrs
Hannah Eldrelgc, Mrs. David Fisher
Mrs. Mary Allen, Mrs. 4, Thompson
Mrs. y. b. snapp, Mrs. NJ. j. Atwood
ID. l.. BOydsn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29

OAKlry, Utah, May IS, rs

OAKln, Utah, May IS, 1896.
Enron TiMrsi
John 4. Hansen hasgone 90 salt Lake
To get work.
Slrs. Sarah Fuzicr iss'iII improving
and will soon bee out again.
Miss Clara llortlu Of R1ckport ishcrc
visiting Lcr brother, William llortin.
Mr.. Belle Jensen las been very slck
but .s improving at the prcssu. writing.
DR.. Visicl is kept busy in bis line of
business extracting and repairing teeth.
The river Is getting very high and b
the present warm weather continues 70
few days longer twill be- an over the
lowlnnd. ltis predicted thet the
waters will be- very high ihis spring.
II. II. Stevens, our road Inspector l.
putting the roads In tine shape for the
excursionists who will soon be seen
vending their way mp the river 10 Holt
day Park, one Of the finest pleasure re-
sorts IN the state OF ltnhs
Joseph Beacroit and wife OF Park
City are visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. William White. Joe IL taking adj
vantage oi the repairing Of the Marsac
mill, where he has been employed ior
the last year ice Is one Of the boys
We are glad to see at any time. Call
again.
Jimmie Frazier. small boy Of I, W.
Fraziei's, was playing in the streets and
tried 10 drive horse away from where
be was playing when the horse wheeled
around and kicked the little fellow IN
the face, making an ugly wound for the
time being. The authorities should
look after the animal as he has beer
known 10 run several women into tn,
house and Is very dangerous 20 be run
ming at large where people are on Ia,
streets almost hourly, IS.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29

super cent of L.i.. rH. g., rough on
edwin. who 8. worthy % better ior'
tuu,
Miss ,'oilarl of Jma i- now resi-
dcu, oi Castle E..s, living with Mr..
Olsen.
J.I. jenkins. our genial l-.c-s.r and
collector. 0a- E.u getting u the a-'ess'
m,nt a.tNce.
J.n Knapp. thc Fear Lake pioneer
ru.ryc'ur. va. here ia-i week ON bic
way 20 Park C.tv
Bishop Heller Genulou .l Tayloryille
is here very lu.y 'ooaine after his ,heer
during ,l.- critical season OF the rusi'
Nee.
sheep owner Condic OF Croydcn has
sou head u' sheep Zoo % critical condition,
and unless rooi weather intrr,pnos large
lu--e. v.Ii occur.
Agent C.a0ton Of Castle Rock thinks
thi. season rather unusual one for
tramp- Fifteen per day is about the
average passing here.
The Landing season isNclluuder way,
but the result. 30 iar are very di-courag-
ing Go sheep owners. On the range 90
large thou.aui- Il young lambs have
died.
a rvp.ey cucampmcnt with nine
team. and convcyanccs, including some
kind Of q show, passed here the la,t Of
che week bound from -. George to OKLA
homa.
Those stock owners and notably the
sheep owners 70 whom good warm days
are 20 important in their business. have
been doomed 10 further disappointment,
ior the weather bus continued very back
ward and severely cold and stormy.
some Of orr rl.ting residents are dc.
tcrmined 90 demonstrate that our local
ity BE- a grain raising on, and are plant.
ins both wheat aud uat-, although the
history OF our climate here j. iir from
encouraging To such au enterprise, o.
there are very few weeks in the whole
year that are free from frost.
BY reports most every sheep herd Oh
the ranges in this vicinity o. losin.
heavily in Young lambs from coyote at
tacks. Ten to fifteen each herd POI
night isa reasonable average. some 4
the enterpri.ing owner. have nigh
watchmen ont firing Oh blank cartridge.
| yelling and making ali p.srihle anl
h.deons noises 20 -cerc Oh the dcpreda
tors, aud 10 hideouf yelling will do II q
this ease 90 least it ought u be success.
sal, for Of all the uuearth.y yelling thl
writer cy r heard % wns from one o
these night watchmcn. b.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29

KAMA, Utah. May 2,, 1896.
Enron TiHEs;
Mrs. Hannah Pack has closed Out her
stock Of millinery.
Nj J.. O.. Leonard has had new
sign pointed, and put on the front OF hi-
store.
The lloyt Meat Market has started Tor
the summer. John has nice meat ~ a
reasonable price.
We are looking for spring now. We
have had two or three tine days, ana
greatly enjoyed them.
Mrs. Ruth Pack is making a great Inn.
provement an the "Kamus llouse," by
building two chmneys.
Miss bon Pack, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in salt axe Tor
some time, has returned home.
Mcs.rs. l.. NJ Carpenter, and Farley
Pack, ~ s.. Pack. K. l.. King aud Miss
Nancy Tolbcrt went to salt Lake lasl
week ON business.
Mr.. Daniel Lewis, Jr., has gone to
Salt Lake, to have an operation per-
formed ON one d his eyes. lie has bad
an enlargement Of one Of hi. eyes Tor
two years. which has been very painful.
It supposed Il WAS caused by lifting.
The Oakley and rcoa people are won
drrins why the kamas aud Mouel PEG.
pie don't do something about the teic.
phone line between Oakley and thi.
place. They did not know they were
supposed 60 do anything about BE-. They
have had nothing -aid 20 them with
regard 60 Il. We think the people OF
this town like Improvements a- well o..
any Ia the country, and vii. do their
work when they know what 90 do.
Mr. silas ", Pack b. having auadditiou
built ON biz house. X. *.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29
HOCKPoItT.

RocKroRr, Utah, May 25, 1890.
Enron rnrEs;
Miss Sadie Blake has returned to her
home in Heber City.
VIM. Cossey Is able to be out again
after about three weeks illness.
Thomas Gibbons and wife Of Oakley
were here visiting with friends on sun,
day.
Mbra Gibbons OF Oakley and M
Sarah Gibbons OF Rockport made a trr
TO Salt Lake last week,
Miss Maria Horton returned home
from Oakley on SUNDAY. She left thi,
morning for salt Lake.
W. II. Chappall oiCoalyilleand Alfred
Seamons OF Rockport were visiting rela
tiyes In Center Ward las, week,
on Saturday last, while W. A. Smith
and J. Cossey were at work painting the
hail, the scaGold fell with them. For
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29

10 runspired yesterday that two im-
por,ant railroad projects were sure 20 be
successful Not only g. Il known that
the Deep Creek and 81, George lines are
on the solid business basis, butt is
certain that yesterday witnessed the
satisfactory ending Of pending ncgotia'
ton. between the Utah & California and
the salt Lake & Pacific on one hand and
the Union Pacific system with tine Ore
ron Short Line reorganization committee
AZ parties Of the second part. It's said
that 100 miles Of the Salt Lnke& Pacific
Deep Creek Line will be built before
the wear 1895 comes 20 a close, and that
an that remains to be done before the
company will have the Garfield Beach
line h the signing Of articles of agree
ment by the many interested parties
further stated that the Utah * Cali
iornia is also go close touch with the
Short Line and Union Pacific people,
and that the desired trackase contract
is all satisfactory arranged and, like the
other contract, needs but the signatures
Of the various officials interested to
make il a valid agreement.-Tribune'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29
MAmsArom

WAHsArcu Utah, Mas Is, 1896.
Enron TlNEs;
Some very heavy irosts during the
past week.
A. Archibald Of star Valley was a
Wahsatch visitor lasi week.
James Gulliher, the night operator, is
reported 20 be- on the sick list.
Mis- Wilson Of Coalyille rs resident
here now, in the employ OF Mrs, Hen
messy.
Edwin Bennion, the Salt Lake county
sheep owner, is having very heavy
losses with biz goat herd, losing nearly
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29

by Elder George Rau Another bcau,i.
Col song was given by the choir. after
which
rinrn urOEur BEARD
Who had known and associated with the
deceased since be-, hood pa,ca shor, be-.
view Of his life. lie knew him to hc o
straightforward, honest, iudu.irou.
nmu. Kind aud aile,tiona,ctohi. family,
and beloved by ALL
rlprR e.. A.cNtis
then spoke iccl.nrly and most ably ON
death and the resurrection. u was an
elogucn, aud able aadrc.s, aud mos,
comforting to The bcrcayed relatives and
friends who had gathered around the
ei.hc, TO pay their last act Of respect "a
90, departed one, and they sll felt better
Tor ,hc words that ieI. from the speaker.
Iips.
uinrR AtvA rtnmpur
also spoke icelingly 20 the relatives and
friends. lie also reviewed the life d
tho deceased whom be- had known sine
%, wac but q child told oi the beauty oil
his character, his devotion and upright
] .ilp. and tho ttiula and harIshfp. nj aha
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29

E'li. Recs WIS born In Monmouth.
shire. South Wales. August ls. 1851
came TO Utah with bis parents Ia 1859,
crossing the plains With an OK team, mr.
rlying Zoo Salt lake valley August 22nd
of thaty year with bis parents he cam,
90 CoalyiIle late IN the fall Of 1862, oct
ilisg on r iarin one male nor'lt q town
whore hu remained until 1870, lin whic
wear be- went TO Castle Rock aud sctile'
on ranch, remaining there until thl
year ls7ii wasmarrIed 20 Rachel frish'
in thc inll % 1874 100 1877 he went &
Ashiry Fork with iamily aud engaged
iu farming but loo .hi- venture be- was
unsuccessful. and In 1852 returned IA
summit county, and lived inand around
Coalville mp 10 the time Of bic death.
he was the father Of tcnchildren seven
boys and three girls. iour oiwhom, three
boy. and one girl, survive MIN,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29

oxford, Mich, May ga terrible
cyclone struck the village Of lakewood
and entirely wiped II on the earth, de-
siroying al the buildings and leaving
death and distraction In rs trail. Just
west Of the village the fields are strcwn
with dead and wounded, and 1t IL ina
possible To get the correct estimate Of
the damage until daylight. The storm
also struck the village Of Thomas and
destroyed about dozen buildings. IN
Guiding the Hotel Johnson, the McDor-
mott and the large apple dryer, and
great many dwelling houses. Many
farm buildings are destroyed, but no
news can be obta ned IRON the country
on account Of the roads being blocked
with fallen trees but IL 10 thought tho
number Of dead and wounded viii reach
one hundred. Physicians have gone
from Oakland Ford and Metamoras.
Food, when it sours on the stomach,
becomes lnnulritiyo aud INV holesome.
II posons the blood, aud both mind and
body suffer in consequence. What is
needed to restore perfect digestion is a
dose or two Of Ayers Pills. They
never fail 10 relieve.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29

Mr.. y. Z. Davis, u prominent livery
man and merchant Of Goshen, Va, has
this to say on rheumatism; ~ take
pleasure In recommending Chamber
lain's Pain Balm for rheumatism, rs l
know from personal experience that IL
viii do all that IL claimed Of II. A year
ago this spring my brother WAS laid up
In bed with inilammalory rheumatism
aud suffering intensely, The flrft applics-
ton Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm eased
the pain and the use Of one bottle COM
pletely cured him. For sale by John
Boyden 4 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29
wANsuIr

wAN,mr, Utah. Nav ~. 1870.
EuuoH TrHE.i
Dr. Vilck has been In town this week
doing some dental WORK.
Mr.. aud Mr.. A. X. Anderson have re-.
turned from their trip north.
NJ 4. Lee h. able ,osct around outside
again, but j. not as active a. he once
Nus.
Jush Pcndlelon aud George w. Young
were delegates from here to the Demo.
cratic county convention held at PARK
City ON the 2jri.
The Weber river is booming It IL
higher now than it wa- at this time last
year. and L. siill rising The water is
running over the roal boy the bridge.
Atclcphoue meeting was held here
on the 9Th. Most all the towns were
heard from. IL WIS decided 90 NOTIFY
the company 20 send ont their man by
the let OF June 20 supervise the erection
Of the line. Al parties interested will
take notice aud govern themselves ac.
corlIuglv, ar the work win commence
80 tina, time A-it BE- Gcsiiyd that there
bee no delays after the work has com
mcucci, everyone Is expected % carry
out their agreements The company
have asic,d 20 make ihe rates as i3t
lows Conlville 20 Kamas. 10 cents
Coalville TO Park City, % cents and tc
salt Lake, so cents, Tor a live minutes
talk. Thisis quite a reasonable rate. Us
most lincs charge I cent per nile. 4,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29
NO 10


fredrick G.. wIckclson ha, been Co.
mmissionrd postmaster at Draper. this
state
nr. II. s. Hicks, the we'll known Sal,
Lake ph,sician, died Friday eyepipe
shortly after O'Clock.
Andrew Young has been appo,,,.,
postmaster at Castlcdalc. Carbon e,ppty
Utah. vice Alex .. Mclean. resigned
Lyman wight, a resident Of brigham
dici last Friday, May 10. at the bono Of
hisson.in.law in Scenario AT the AGO NJ
.Gl-brigln Burlcr.
The irry in the Morris doodle case &,
salt Lake returned ver5irt
ct NOS guilty. much to the SUNRISE
OF everybody the jury included.
Last Wednesday afternoon the little
adopted danghieroi stephen Wright. Ir..
living near Samaria, Idaho, had her arm
nearly severed by the accidental dis
charge ola shot gun IN the hands Of
little boy brigham Bugler.
The Ncw Eas, Finite Railway COM
pany hledarii"lc' Of incorporation satnr-
day With the State Auditor. The com
pany was organiard At Salt Lake and the
principal place OF business IL 10 be In
that city. The capi al stock is tbo. 600 in
SEQ shares.
Another violation Of the "everlasiiny
canon against scli.desiruction" occurred
"a IA little old cabin In the rear Of the
Metropolitan block on South Main
street, where William Hunt, a cook.
took dose Of aconiic, which brough, ON
his death. Tribune.
David Calier, pioneer Of Nephi. is
the prond recipient OF handsome
bronze medal and diploma from the
awad committee Of the Worlds Fair for
his exhibit Of tine oats. The medal il
three inches In diameter aud il encasod
In beautiful aluminium case.
Fillmore BE- never behind times. IL
now equal tn Paris In that horse meat
sconfidercd thc latest dolicaoy. Here
ioiorc colt meat has been considered the
choice of equine spcrivs, bat the parties
= who tried b lat Monday say the four
p ycarolds base the richest flavor. It's
j an actual fact that horse meat IL eaten
q boo our :oVn.-Filmorc Progress.
e Several prorpos,ors from Park Ci,,
W aud Provo pts.eA through town Mi
- week headed ior Hahn's Peak and Fonr
~ mile. llahn's Teak will have quite
10 boom this summer and its present popu
" latlon u 300 win be- Increased to 2.OOl
f, bnt the prospociorp like the deer. viii
81 qniI the hills ihcrcabonts when %,
p -nowilakes begin to fail thick and fact. p
o vonal Express.
= The Laitorday Saints propose erect.
To Ing church edihcc In Park city the
present season that viii cost in the
= ucighhorhood OF 10000. IT, site will be
on Park Avenue rround having been
procured ON that thoroughioro adjoining
the residence Of John shields on the
north. The present place Of meeting
, Roy's llall-is entirely too small 10 nc.
comodaie the growing numbers who
worship IN the Mormon faith. aud hence
tie project " erecting church ofample
dimensions for the purpose Is required.
II Is not definitely known how soon the
building WILDE completed. -Cor. Wa.
saich Wave.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT cor.
RESPONDENTS.

The Events ~ the wsst from N.ati,
Every Town IN summit County what
The rimes's' Representative. Have
Pound 10 writ. Abuut
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29
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against nope th"' az most he was ohiY
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