The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-30

I,Tr, Utah, oct %, 1880.
Enron rlV,i
Thinking q few items from here would
be of interest to your readers, send
you the following:
ON Monday evening Nov. 10th, the
Rev. Alma r Snow will be Ia salt Lake,
and will deliver lecture In the Iaber.
ta'lc.
Miss Jessie Pearl, daughter OF John
aud Elvrnor Allen. died ~ 'thc family
residence on Jeremy street. In the
Fourteenth ward, Monday morning.
Deceased was u years and 3monihs
old ON the day of her DEATH Typhoid
fewer was the cause.
Mover was better weather enjoyed by |
the people Of Utah than hns been during |
the past two months, for this time Of |
of the wear. The rainstorms OF the pust
.irw days have made decided change in
the atmosphere, aud itgots pretty chilly
NJ nights now Considerable snow fell
on the mountains surrounding Salt Lake
valley which reminds one tina, winter 10
not far on.
/ Mr.. George Run and Sotue Calder
wood Of Coalyille we're seen In here ON
1 Wednesday. The cause ni their visit to
this city was to he united In weddlock.
Thoy were married In the Temple on
the day mentioned, aud returned home
the following evening. Your correspond.
enI ioinsin wishing them long aud
happy life.
4 telegram received by Hugh !. Cnu-
non VI this city Tuesday morning from
Manreal, Cal, T.. Gillespie, Salt Lake
man. was shot aud killed last sunday.
The telegram did not state whether the
shooting Wasacridental or ielonlous. At
the time OF his death Mr.. Gillespie was
acting ~ superintendent Of the Sterling
Gold Mining Conpany's properties,
located Ia southwestern Nevada. DE.
ceased WAS a man Of about 90 years. aud
leaves wife and family 10 mourn ME
sudden demise Arrangements we're
made to have the body shipped here
for burial.
Polilics do not seem To bother tho
minds Of the people here 10 much this
year, or else their enthusiasm has not
been stirred up sufficiently To show ~.
a. not one political parade has been
witnessed here this season. II seems as
though they are all waiting until after
election before they will do anything.
Considerable money has been put up on
Bryan and considerable on Mckinley.
Yet there many who are doubtful about
the candidates. The Republlcan county
committee Of this county i1oi confident
that the entire Republican county ticket
will be elected. One We from Tuesday
will tell how 1t will tG,n out
The stake conference OF the Y. l.. VI.
/. A. Of the Salt Lake Stake was held At
the Tabernacle last Sunday. An officers
meeting was held In the morning at 10
o'clock, and In the afternoon and even,
ing public meetings were held. Al tbs
afternoon session the general and stake
authorities were presented aud unani.
mously sustained. A change has been
made In the general superintendent
The officers now are: As general superin.
dent President wiliord Woodruff,
Councillors, Joseph +. Smith
lieber j. Grant and b. II. Roberts
ihe meetings Of this conference were
wen attended and SEINE valuable in.
struetions given the members Of the NJ
l. Associations. President Woodruff
was present aud addressed the meeting
ia the afternoon.
by the arrival OF the colored soldiers
Nhioh comprise the Twenty-fourth In.
mntry' now stationed at f. Douglas
nneh Dissatisfaction is expressed among
me citizens Of Salt Lake. Ills not only
ounccount Of tho soldiers coming hero
ll'e' lhe people are not satisfied bnt /,
70 py the number OF the colored race
which have also arrived. NJ u,p
Many political speakers, clereymen.