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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-13

L. Sherner, August Anderson and w.
w. Crane. The verdict was that death
was accidental, 20 one being blamed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-13
THE. TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-The trasa.
ury gold reserve declined today 60
s123, 1896, 116; the Withdrawals today be-
ing $SlS, 100.
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NOTES.

Hon. P. L. Williams, of Salt Lake,
was in attendance on Judge Hatch's
court today.
Matthew Jacques, Lon Comfy and
young Pratt. while out buggy-riding
yesterday, had an accident whereby
their buggy was completely wrecked.
In making a turn the wheels turned
and every wheel was demolished.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-13

order of the board OF directors made n5
the 18th day OF June, 1875, so many
shares OF each parcel of stock as NAV
be necessary viii be sold on the 10th day
the once OF the secretary, $50 Sonfb
Main street, Salt Lake CITY. Utah. 70
pay the delinquent assessment thereon
W NJ. HICKS. secretarv
GAIT Lake City. Utah. July Is, 1885
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-13

The above sale is hereby pos+nopad
until September 10, 1896, at 70 o'cionIe
M at same place. BY order of the board
w M. HICKS se.-o4,-
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The above sale is hereby postponed nm
til October 10th. 1896 at y O'clock m at
same place BY order of the board Of d.
rectors. ". ". HICKS. Secretary
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The above sale is hereby postponed until
November 10, 1896, at u O'clock m. Of
rectors. w NJ HICKS. Secre+a ~
October 10, 1896
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
STATE oAsuALrrrs.

The little boy oi Engineer George y.
Sanders. OF the Great Salt Lake q Hot
Springs road, was badly burned the
night u the Fourth by big fire cracker
exploding Ia his hand.
Two fatal accidents occurred 40 Mer-
cur Yesterday, the victims being miners.
llalyard Goldbransen, who was em.
ployed on the brickyard property, and
Charlcr Jones, an employee OF the Gold.
Dust company Herald.
William j. Ilorncr ui Weber. book.
keeper for Joseph Hatch Of the same
place, committed suicide Thursday. lilo
had been away from bis home Tor some
time aud II II snid, had been drinking
heavily since he left
Alpine. July Last evening the
citizens Of Alpine we're greved TO learn
ofthe sudden aud sorrowiul death Of the
little thrce-yenr.old girl OF Nj. and Mrs.
stephen Moylc. The little one had gone
out Ia play aud hy some unknown
manner had fallen into the creek aud Il
short time aucrward was found IN the
lcold embracc Of The mcsscngcr oi death.
] 'thf'Alf 'hNN So ANnNf nN|EiNfN fUis
afternoon an omnibus At the Salt Lake
4 Mcrcur railroad was overturned, re.
sulting IN the instant death Of Charlie
Clawson, aged o years, the dangerous In.
jury Of Marion Aldrich, boy about 4
years old, and the painful bat not seri-
Gus injury oi Frank Bottles, man who
was riding on the bus.
While switching at the Rio Grandc
Western depot at Provo Yesterday after.
noon, Richard Moore, brakeman on
the local freight train between 4. v.
J motion and Salt Lake CITY, met with
serious accident. lie was getting Of
Of the cow'catcher when his left foot
caught between IL and tic, the llmb
being crushed just above the ankle.
Morgan, July 2.--Friday iheeighteen-
monlh-old daughter Of John and Eme-
line Wood was drowned. The child WIS
missed five minutes after Il was with
It, mother In the house Immediately
the parent went up 10 the ditch not far
away, and then asked the neighbors.
The latter replied that they had not
seen the child hut they had lust res
cued their own baby from the ditch.
Farther down the stream the object Of
their search was taken liieless itom the
, atream.
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rrroN
UrrON.
UiroS, Utah, July q, 1896.

UPTON, Utah, July y, 1910.
Enron TfNfs;
The Social Hall is engaged for July
10th.
lucern and crops never looked better
than at the present time.
The squirrels are not go numerous ~
last year but are doing great damage ON
some Of the farms.
Mrs. John Mumiord spent the Fourth
In Upton. She was the guest " her
mother, Mrs. Solomon Saxton.
Expert bicycle riding by Jrcob HUI.
man, Jr., and II. Barber was the order
Of the day on the Fourth In Upton.
Rober, McMichael has returned to his
home, having suffered all the time dur
ing -hearing with neuralgia in the face.
rnr GLORIOUS rouHrn.
ON the memorable day OF July Fourth
the glorious sun ehod its rays on this
favored land. designed a. an asylum ior
the oppressed Of every nation. The
very heavens, the vegetation and the
birds Of the air seemed to hail and vel.
come the Anniversary OF the day OF
liberty and do honor 10 the noble
veterans who launched forth in the
cause Of liberty and independence to all
men. At an early hour ON that day the
rattle Of vehicles was heard vending
their way to the pleasant retreats oil
Chalk creek.
Upton vas favored ON this dhy a- IL
never was before by The great numboi
Of visitors FROM Coalyillennl other parts
on arriving at Upton and Ia front Of the
Social Hall three cheers were given IN
honor Of ihe patriotic sons Of liberty,
and banners aud fags were waving In
the air,
Notable among the visitors were Mr.,
and Mrs. + NJ. pinneo, Deputy sacril
Branch aud children, Mr.. and Mr.. r..
Waller aud family. Mr. aud Mrs. John.
-ion and family. Mrs. ]. NJ. Paddles and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Hancock
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins, Joseph Barber
aud family and many others too numer.
Gus 20 mention.
Dinner was served in the hall, pre-.
sided over by w. u. Branch.
The afternoon was spent In dancing
aud pleasant mes, and a grand tail
wac held In the evening Many more
visitor. from Coalville we're in attend
anoe at the Unil, and the day was indeed
@ Say oi liberty and freedom, nothing
occurring to mar the peace aud happi
ness OF the day. &c.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

rloA Utah, Julyo, 1870.
Enron Trus
Mr. aud Mr.. Albert Miles went to
Salt Lakcou Tuesday.
A. +. Maxwell went TO Park City to
celebrate on the Fourth.
Mrs. Jane A. Newman Of Salt Lake
valley isyisiiiug relatives here.
Ralph Maxwell and wife went to Salt
Lake lac, week to take in the carnival.
c. II. Wirth went to Salt Lake las,
Seck and returned the first Of this week.
ia Marchant has gone to Salt Lake
10 parchase a stock goods ana ON other
business.
Miss Mary 4. Newman, who has been
in salt Lake for the past two or three
weeks, returned home on Monday even.
ing.
The silence Of your correspondent dur.
ing the past two weeks was brought
about by circumstances over which he
had no power
Mrs. Elizabeth VI. West came out
from salt Lake ON Monday and will re-!
main with her mother Airs. Sarah NJ.
Newman, Tor O few weeks.
The Fourth was celebrated in grand
shape In this place. The parade, liter.
AIRY exercises, g1mcs, races and dances
were all that could be desired; every.
body was pleased and the lay WAS one
OF real enjoyment and good feeling.
A very strong suspicion rs to who
committed the burglary on Saturday
evening Is entertained, but positive
proof has not, rs yet, been obtained,
though strong hopes are entertained
that the guilty will be run down aud
brought to judgment.
White one Of Our citizens went 10 the
dance on the evening Of the Fourth
thieves broke into his residence and put.
Joined some keys with which they hoped
10 commit greater burglary, but the
loss was detected in time TO icil the dc.
signs OF the candidates for the hang.
mans moose and made the keys OF no
Use to them,
Whilewe appreciate the Invitation to
spend the Fourth either az Park City or
at sal, Lake, where we would have had
an excellent time, 81 was Thought best. a.
all could not 90, TO have celebration ut
home the success we had warranted the
movements thechildren were given an
enjoyable time while the old folksseemed
to spend the day in delightful manner.
Oakley aud other towns contributed
IN making the day pleasant with US.
u. II. Z. VIM.
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wANsmIP

wASsmr, Utah, July o., 1895,
Enron rMEsi
There il some wool stored here waiting
for buyers.
The Misses Susie and Mary Ann
Reynolds returned from Park City thi.
week.
A few commenced haying Monday.
This week will see them all hard at IL,
90 look ont for rain.
Carter x Moores mill is now running
again. They have completed the re.
pairs on the millrace and are now pre-.
pared to do grinding and supply the
trade with -four.
Thomas Copley and John Boyden Of
Coalyille visited our Sunday school last
Sunday. They also stayed to the after.
noon meeting and made very timely and
interesting remarks.
Independence Day was celebrated in
good style here. A salute Of iorty-hye
guns was fired at daylight; at o o'clock
the brass band played number Of
patriotic airs on the street and at 10
O'Clock they marched to the meeting
house, led by the Stars and Stripes,
where the people met and held ap.
propriate services for the occasion. MIR.
Andrew Peterson delivered the Grafton,
which was followed by the reading Of
the Declaration Of Independence by Miss
Blanche Young next was n song by
Miss Emma Judd & Co. recitation, en-
titled, MAD Anthony's Charge" by
Miss Minnie Young song by Eph Bates
4 Co., and selection by the band. The
afternoon exercises consisted OF a child
ren's dance, horse and foot races for
prizes. Quite a number Of people came
FROM other settlements and Joined MS In
celebrating. A dance was held both
Friday and Saturday nights and were
well attended. The days sports went
of peaceably and without jar, Y,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

Mt. Pleasant. July 0.-This city wa,
again visited bya disastrous food u
noon to day, making the second thi,
year.
To-day's Hood came without warning
az the Sigh, rainstorn In the mouniain,
did not indicate that much water wa,
falling. The first intimatlon Of the un,
pleasant visitation was when u distant
roar was heard, soon followed by d
swollen stream which filed Pleasant
creek TO tie tops Of its banks. The usual
debris aud large rocks came crowdinp
after, and a Jam was soon formed At on
Of the bridges in the upper portion 4
the city, throwing the mud on either
side Of the creek.
On the moth side the overflow fol.
lowed the couiso Of the food Of three
years ago, and nearly duplicated the
damage Of chat year,
Passing on TO the fields, whore the
old channel bed has been almost oh
liberated through the recent deposits Of
rock aud debris, the mud spread over
lucerne and grain ileds like butter on a
griddle and caused some heaye loss,s
The total loss will amount To several
hundred dollars.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
LIN Iinir.tnths Eat.

Your attention IL directed 10 the ex-
ceptionally low rates In effect this com
ing season TO nearly every prominent
point Ia the East,
Never before has such an excellent OPP
portunity been afforded for a summer
vacation tour, or for visiting friends In
the East. We mention below a few o
the places 10 which greatly reduced rates
have been made The Union Pacific IL
the line that will give you the best SER
vice to any Of these points.
Washington. ID. O., July 1'l3. Kate
One fac for round trip.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 1919. Rate
One fare for the round "trip.
Omaha, Neb., July 2l'2l. Rale-One
and one-third fare on certificate plan,
81. Louis, NO., July ~ hite-One
fare for the round trip 49,
Omaha, Neb., August 1874, Kate
One fare for the round trip'
Cleveland, Ohio. August 1880 Kate
Probably one fare for the round
trip.
Milwaukee, Wis, August 2b.21. Rate
One fare for the round irlp'
sd. Paul, Mimi, September IT,. Kate
One fare for the round trip un some
cases less)
For full information as to dates oil
sale and limit Of tickets, time Of traini
etc., call on O. /. WnEADoS' Agent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

"sire," quoth the chief Of siaa, "tle
Amazons are assembling on the right
wing and evidently intend to turn our
left with vigorous charge"
"Do you mean tho Amazonian wheel
cosps7"
Eyes, sirei and they are gallant
sight. Their wheels have all been re-
nickcled, and they have donned their
new ashes and roses bloomers for the
first time. What shall we do to avert
the danger"
"order out theroyal sprinkling carts. 4"
ayes, SIRE"
"l.et them make the battle-ground In
front OF our left wing as muddy as pos
sible."
"Yos, SIRE"
"Just as soon as the charging Anna.
IONS, in their new silk boomers stike
that mud they will whirl abont and ride
back as fast ~ they can pedal"
"For what, sire?"
'For their mud-guards, stupid. Then,
II we advance rapidly enough TO sur
prise them before then can get their
helmets on straight, the day is ours"
And II was even so.-Cleyeland Plain
Dealer.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
tiC,

Ecuo, Utah. July o, 1896.
Enron rNEsi
ME. Ellie Bromley g., homo from Park
City.
Echo is tull oiwool buyers aud travel.
INK men.
Dan Vaughan Of ogden was in town
on the 0ih.
The Red Men are a,ung up the old
A.per Hall.
George Olson came down FROM wah.
-atch Tuesday.
Mrs, j. Z. Bromley went to Salt Lake
for the Fourth.
VIII Brim and John stagg went to
Evasion July 3rd.
VIII Taylor is jerking lightning at
the telegraph office.
Mrs. ". j. Bromley went to Salt
Lake to take In the Carnival.
Ray Brim and mother went to lloyts.
willie Wednesday on business,
Echo has the only brass hand LooL.
out iorit on the rwenty.rourtb
Tho pol u.n -, ri ,......,.,
n,o,,,os, h.Ii. g. Sr 49, ~ V"' VI '"'
'','''N ''' '''' '''"'S'
A. W. n,'m putting up nay Tie
says ne u the oh'y workman In town.
Miss JULIA DAILY Came home from og.
den to spend the Fourth with her
mother.
Mr.. Van Colt Of Salt Lake passed
through Echo on his road to Wyoming
Wednesday.
VIM. Blake and wife and Mrs. Joseph
Storer and daughter went TO Salt Lake
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
wAusATCH

WAnsArcn, Utah, July 9, 1890.
Enron Tivrs.
Miss Lizzie Fall spent the Fourth at
Evanston.
r.. Bailey and W. Harris are busy
hauling ties
MR.. Livingstone was visitor to
Peterson on the Fourth.
Miss Phoebe Recs and brothers were
Almy visitors on the Fourth.
Frank Wicket Of Echo was here look
ing around our burg on Monday.
Grant Bullock and family left here on
a visit 10 the county seat on Monday.
Jimmy Gulliher made q trip TO salt
Lake on the 3ri 20 take in the Carnival.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Clawson Of Castle Rock
were Wahsatch visitors on the Fourth.
Clark Bros, located ON Thief Greet,
finished up the seasons clip early in the
week.
The Fourth passed of quietly. No
druuss, no broken heads aud not many
fire crackers.
Dick aud Bud saxton Of Upton are en-
gagged In delivering railroad ties At
Castle Rock.
Joseph llennesscy l. still on the sick
lisi and has not yet been able to resume
his occupation.
Jesse Goodiellow, the salt Lake vol.
buyer was here the trst Of the week
and made purcnse OF wool
The sheep shearingporiod Is now about
over aud Wahsatch Is again rcsumine
her usual quite appearance.
During the past week several car.
loads Of railroad ties have been shipped
from Castle Rock aud Wahsatch 10 Salt
Lake by the Thomas Rees Company.
This has been great misquito year.
There has probably been more Of these
troublesome visitors this season here
than for the total Of the past ten years.
ORION Rollins had his chronological
bumps examined on Sunday 10y Agent
Gullihcr who isan efficient phrenologisi.
orson says that his chart i worth two
hundred dollars TO him.
Thomas Jones has had good run Of
business At his shearing camp this sea.
SON. Fifty thousand head Of sheep have
been sheared there aud thirty.nye men
have hcca employed during tie pas,
Eve or Fix weeks.
The D.1.&. l.. :. Company have sold
their wool. This is large transaction,
the amount Of the sale being estimated
at fifteen carloads. lngham * Cowln
Is another firm who have made .alc
Of their clip Of 90.
Miss susie Ball returned home on
sunday from Evanston, wyo., where
she has been the past eight month.
serving an apprenticeship 20 Madamc
Rundell, learning the tailor system Of
drc,smaking, and comes we'll recon.
meudcd rs 10 qualifications.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

Washington, July 3.-For the first
time tomorrow the flag Of the United
states will be foated with iorty-Gye
stars ON the blue field. indicating the
admission OF CRh 10 the sistorliood Of
states. General orders issued by the
war and navy departments have pre-.
pared the way for the change, and for
several months flag makers have been
busy placing the new star on the flags In
stock. For economical consideration
the old Gags will not be retired at once,
but be replaced only AS they are worn
out In the service.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
Tho bridge a, pe,il'. Gate.

llENErEn, July Z, 1890.
Enron TnEs;-I have information in
relation 10 The DEVILS Gate bridge, in
the lower CANYON Of Morgan county,
that perhaps will be Of interest To the
general public.
II il well known that the bridge was
carried away by the late high water aud
since then the counties Of Morgan and
summit have been contending with a
great disadvantage, the only chance TO
get out that way having been and il to
foot from where the bridge was on the
ties or 20 ont by rail. The latest news
Is that temporary one will be placed
where the other was until permanent
one can be properly located.
In the first place, over thirty years
ago, 10 the writer's recollection, the
road was all on the south side Of the
canyon. After while 1t was changed
to the north side and bridge built at
the mouth OF the canyon. When the U.
i, Railway was constructed the com.
pahy made arrangements and took pos
session Of the north side from the Devils
Gate down. Then the road was again
located on the south side Of the canyon
then came along canal com.
pany and took up nearly the
entire road for considerable distance,
built iiume not quite mile long. In
the fall, when freezing commences. the
canal company is obligated to keep the
water out Of the canal to prevent the
road from getting too slippery for travel,
rs the flume is always leaking when in
use This, you see, Is great loss to
those needing the water at that time Of
the year. Now the bridge is gone, the
canal company says, "why not locate
the road again on the north side from
the DEVILS Gate to the mouth Of the
canyon and bull the bridge where the
old one wasp" This would enable them
to use their canal nearly all the year
round. Well now the U. T. Company
opleo'si so u u said Con.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

Mr.. Breeder Of Coycdalc, o., was
assaulted. murdered aud robbed.
Verdict Of Coroner. jury severely cen.
sures Hope mine managers.
The President OF the Mercantile Ma.
tiona bank Of New York was forced to
resignon account Of his recsilyer views.
Butte, Mont, July 3.-By cavern
In The peuIer mine early this morning.
William Oregon was Instantly killed and
Con boaden bad bis back broken, and
will die.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
STATE SEws

Judge Street has appointed Frank
Knox and Q. II. Jacobs receivers Of the
Bank Of Salt Lake and Fixed the bond Of
each at 10000, subject 70 be increased
at the discretion Of the court
Part Of gang Of counterieiters who
have been working the city for some
ime' and Tor whom the police have
been keeping sharp lookout, we're
captured last night and are now In the
city Jail. The capture was accomplished
IN peculiar though effective manner
Tribune.
Thomas Cranes little girl, who was
badly hurt by reckless anyil-hring at
SAUNA on the Fourth, died Of her hurts
Monday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

Three persons were drowned 10 a
cloud-burli near Columbus, o.
ANOTHER and daughter we're murdered
near Santa Barbara, Cal.
Iopnlisi. Issue an uddres. declaring
hcy will supper, Teller, but no straight
Democrat.
Newport, Ky, July 6.-Alonzo NJ
yelling found guilty Of the murder oil
Rarl Bryan on the night Of January
8bt Or February 1T, this year, was to
dW sentenced by Judge Helm TO b,
hanged on August I'll. a stay Of exc
cutioh for sixty days was granted, &,
give time for an appeal. lie was taken
back TO Coyiuglon, Ky, Jail, TO avail
the finale.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
NO. a.
PIONEER DAY.
Celebration Decided on Last sight and
Committees Annotated.


4 meeting was held In the CITY Hall
last night to consider the question Of
celebrating Pioneer Day In Coalville.
Mayor Paddles was chosen chairman
aud George Beard secretary.
A motion prevailed that steps be
taken to celebrate the Twenty.Four,h,
and the following executive committee
was appointed, with power to select
other committees and proceed to BUSH
ness.
!. NJ. Pinneo, G. A. Calls, Robert
Underwood, Frank Evans. W. VI.
boydcn, !. NJ. Paddles and r. H..
Wright
The meeting then adjourned and the
executive committee met aud appointed
q portion Of thcsothor committees.
More committees will be appointed,
anu the announcements made public.
Another meeting Of citizens will be
held Saturday night, at which the com
mittees will report The committees
appointed ara ~ follows.
FHaace-Gcorgc Beard, Alma Ed
redgc, W. ". CiuG, Jr., John Barton,
Roy wilkins, Il. Z. Notthcott.
Spors-Mark Hopkins, l.. T.. Ed.
redgr, j. l.. Boydcn,
i1iHery-Dayid Frsby.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

A negro was lynehcd In Maryland.
A mass meeting o gold missionaries
was held In Chicago.
Ex-Governor Waite was reiec,cd by
the ropuli.t convention az Denver
Young Haas coniesses the murder Of
Mrs Breeder az Cavedalc.
Yesterday was the twentieth pnni.
yersi,y Of the admission Of Colorado.
Utah delegation ~ Chicago celebrate
the appearance Of their star on the ilag
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

Messra, @, A. Snow K Co.,, Of WASH
ington, d. O., lawyers and agents for
procuring patents, will send free to
any address pamphlets with informal
ton about home aud foreign patents,
caveats, copyrights, trademarks, in-
Engagements, design patents, abstracts Of
deeislons, etc, as well as the cost OF
patents In the United States and for
eign countries.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

Washington, July 9,-The first adj
vices from the geological survey party
sent 10 investigate the gold resources Of
the interior OF Alaska have just reached
here from j. Il. Spur, the experts who
reached the expedition. The party
reached Juneau June o, and before go
ing on hastily inspected the mines
there. Expert Spur says these mines
will be even more productive in the
future than they are now. This party
was anchored of Dyea, foot Of Cahilct
pass. II hoped 10 80 expedite passage
across the Chilcat pass to the fields Of
work on the upper Yukon that the work
can be completed aud return east in oc-
tober or November. II the party re-
mains later they will winter at Circle
City, upper Yukon.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
oAilYusr or HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.
An the Important Events ~ the Week
c""den'ed Prom the Latest Topographic
p'sraieh's Prom Here. There aud
EvcDvhrre


\ workman WAS Killed in the labor
riot at Cleveland.
Tie New York Daily Recorder 6. In
the hands of a receiver.
Nebraska silver Republicans have cut
loose FROM the party.
Sister of Lillian Ashley. plaintiff in a
seduction suit, shot ai Lucky baldwin
IN the courtroom.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The Events u the Week Prom Seariy
Every Town In summit County what
"The Illness" Representatives Ha,,
Found Ia write About.