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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

irSrrrE, Utah, oct 10, 1890
EpuoR Tnusi
Born, Thursday, 10th, TO the wife OF
VIM. Brewer, d daughter.
hr- N j. Harri. has hcru si.k TOR
tc,rraI dnys but h. better now.
oar conference visitors ore about all
hark now. Some have made quite a
slay in the city
Mr. aud Mr.. 5. Beard have been quite
-ics lor some time, but are reported a
little bcllcrat this writing.
Iheshiug Ii progressing in good shape
and many are digging their potatoes.
There ism good crop, but no market
quite number of our Young ludics
and gentlemen attended the farewell
party OF Mr.. Bert Gilhy at Morgan last
Friday Mr.. Gilbyis going on mis-.
sion 10 the Indian Territory. He ha-
iue oe-twIshrs Of q host of friends here.
Many Of the visitor. stayed over Sun.
day and report having bad d good time.
Considerable satisfaction exists here
o.. result Of gaining representation on
ihe county ticket. Thisi- as % should
be- the offices should be- distributed.
The friends Of George Olsen were plcas-
col az his nomination for recorder. Both
candidates for this position aro aell
qualified to serve.
a lewregisiered here on ihe 18th. and
% i' safe 90 Say there will Doe one or tNo
v"o Wilde So on the ,u.t day. Uurh.f
contains over $50 nume-. There ars
Ir" away from here herlins who aI
NOT get here 10 register With two cx.
options, all the ladies nave registered.
Az D.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16
NO. 80


Mrs. A. n. Schroeder died In salt
Lake Monday.
he Sixteenth Infantry has reached
its new quarters at IT. Sherman, Ida.
Harry Haynes death sentence has
been confirmed by the supreme Court.
The new bridge over Weber river near
ihe Morgan and Davis county lines. IL
nearly completed. The Andrews Bridge
Company are the builders and IL isa
good substantial structure Morgan
Mirror.
Lncharah Astill died yesterday morn
ing at hi. home near Five Points. a. a
result Of injuries received by being
struck with street car ON Thursday
night. The deceased was one ol Ogden's
earliest settlers and member Of the
Nelcau firemaus association. Ogden
Cor. Herald.
TIP To this morning the sugar beet
factory had received ] ! 800 tons Of bcois
aud had worked up $500 tons and
turned out 1900. The last "a hours
they worked up 49, tons Of beets
whicn is the best - hours run tho
factory has ever made Every thing 10
working beautifully aud the factory
people ure very bu.y. LEM Banner.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

A'l"rney-dcuera Bishop has s,uul
opinion 20 County Attorney Houston oi
Flnsui'eh, replying GO a question as pol
whether lands upon whirl Unh proof
"'- ue'n made, but 900 pment ls-ucI. De-
mAaoI, Tor the yrar 1870, and 1t .o, ,au
in' taxes bs collected. mI h1a. ru
'h's No. bishop replcs tlat .he supreme
court Of ino United States. iu several
cases has held that such lands are
taxable an1 the inxos D. ay b- collected
m the same manner al upon other bro.
perry y the owner refuses 20 pay the
same the property may be so' and 81 hat.
ever interest the party has in the pro-.
perry will pass TO the purchaser.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

HoYrnmlr, Utah, oct. 10, 1890.
Enron IMEs
Attorney Bismarck Snyder was up
here Sunday.
Only one from hereattendcd the semi.
annual conference a. salt Lake thl.
year.
Az missionaries TO the l.. p. p. sacra
ment meeting sunday, We had G.. a.
Calls aud j. A. smith.
Mrs. Amanda Snyder was very sick
Tuesday, but i- liiue Improved 90 this
writing.
Mrs. Robert Miih and family haye
erected % creditable monument over the
grave OF her husband. The work wa.
executed by the Summit County Marble
Wurk-.
Aprimary Of the Democratic party of
HoytsyiIe WIS held October ilth. which
placed 30 nomination Chas. H. West Tor
Justice Of tho peace and William Crit
tenden for constable precinct com.
mittee of five was also chosen.
The potato crop Dr. exceptionally good
here this year, but poo market. o. would
be we'll Tor our farmers 90 aiop, J.A.
Bueuor- plan of nttcnius beeye- wilh
them. This gentleman feeds them
whole without any trouble. They pro-
ducc frst-clnss beef and there isa cath
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16
RocKPoitT


RocgroE, Utah, Oct "a, 1870.
knuoR nHEs
stephen Seamour is quite sick,
Nlrs. VIM. Reynolds, Mi-- Louie John
-oL and Alfred seamon. are convale-ccnt.
Miss Emma Gibbons has returned
fro.. Salt Lake City, where she has
been visiting friends.
Elders Ralph Maxwell oipeoa and G.
". Seymour OF oakley were the speak
ors at the services last Sunday.
a party otsixtecn from Lcyan, Juab
county, all relatives OF Arthur Nickory,
visited him several days last week.
Ebert Pack oi Kamas and Miss Hattie
Malin OF Rockport were married in the
salt Lake Temple ON October sth. The
young couple are we'll known and re-
-pected aud have the hest Wishe, oitheir
many friends. X $,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

and Mrs. stephen Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. W. Marchant, Mr.. aud Mrs. %. +.
Lyons. Mr.. aud Mrs.J. a. Marchant.
Miss va MaTchaut. Mr.. G.. W. Worth,
Mr. and Mr.. g. J. Marchant, Mr.. :. q.
Watson, Miss l.. G.. Williams. NJ and
Mr.. A. x. Marchant. M aud MR..
Albert Miles, Mr. aud Mrs. A. o. II.
Marchaut, Mr-. 5. T.. Walker,
Niles Grace Maxwell, Ai-s Lydia Mar
chput, Mrs. John Niilincr. Mr.. A. g..
Marchant, Mr. o. f. Lyons, Ir, Mr.
Duncan Marchaut, Miss Mercy Wright
aud large number OF young people.
IN agreement was entered into be-
tween the Republicans Democrats ui
r,oa 90 have hut che ticket len the dcld
Tor precinct officers aud on Monday
evening October. i2th, joint cnucu.
WIS held tor the purpose of nominating
one candidate for the Office Of Justice Of
the peace and one constable The eau.
Gus was well attended und'O. L. Lyon.
wls made chairman and Oscar Wikius
secretary. j. A. Marchant and Ralph
Maxwell we're placed In nomination Tor
Justice nj the Peace. The names of
John A. Miles, Abbott j. Maxwell and
Thomas VI. Ncel we're nominated 81.
candidates for Constable and John VI,
Mile. hnviug, ou the second ballot, rec
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

Rocgroiu, Utah, Oct. "a. 1896.
Bishop john NJ. Malin, who died at
Rockport, summit county, Utah. on
September 2nd. 1898, was born on the
l0th day OF August, 1883, at East Nant-
meal, Chester county, Pennsylvania.
lie was quite eakly during his child-
hood, M TACT during the first year 81 his
life lac WIS carried ON pillow. lie was
sent to school when six years oi age aud
remained Ia school until bee was ten
Year, old. Ills parents having joined
the Church OF Jesus Christ of Laiter-day
Saints while he WIS going TO school, his
fellow pupils began 10 porsecute the
little Mormon" and were ~ abusive
that lac was forced W leave school. lie
was baptized by his father on the 10Th
DAY Of November, 1891, In that historical
river, the Brandywmo. and hom that
day until the day Of his death had no
doubt ~ 10 the truth Of the Gospel .ncy-
Ct was there wayer ia bis faith. Whom
upon nis death bed almost the last words
he uttered we're: 81 have kept the
faith" With his fathers family he
gathered with the saints 40 Winter
Quarer- iu 1876; during the winter OF
1916 aud lSl1 they lost most OF their
livestock which was sore trial TO
,hem; 10 the spring OF 1878 the lamil,
moved across the Missouri river TO
where Omaha nov stands; his father
then returned east TO look after some
property aud 10 Gll mission and while
ON his return TO his family bee died at 81.
Louis; the family not having received
any benefits of tue property which the
m.htr and husband had gone 20 look
mer. they were leit iu destitute c,uum-
sance4 John was then o lad Of lB
year, of age, tho oldest child zoo the
mmiiyand ou him did they depend for
support, and right maniully did he
labor, bothc early aud late. that the wolf
.lighl be kept from the door lie wac
ordained to the priesthood IN August
1919. at Birds settlement, near Council
Blud's, Iowa. Notwithstanding their
poverty, during these trying times, the
family we're never in want aud always
had plenty TO eat; this was in fulfill
ment Of his mothers patriarchal bless
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

The meeting for October 7th uas post
pourd, ns number ot the hdics Of the
club were improving the delightful
weather In making Visits loo Salt Lake
city ogden and elsewhere. Our eli.
cient vice president. Mr. Northcott.
aud several others, are sin absent. but
the few who could be- present had n
most enjoyable meeting vt Mrs.
llo-mci'. hospimhlc home. wcdn ssiay.
October i4th.
A very interesting selection. "Napo.
lcon's las. Official Act" was we'll road
boy Mrs. runco. 10 described 90, touch.
iug scene boz which Napoleon committed
hi- wife and child 10 the care OF soIdicr.
Ic.- loyal than the cold Guard" but
who were won by biz trust Boz them 90
promise protection aud devotion 10 his
wife aud child.
Prescriptions fthe Men Who Navigate
Our Inland Seas was ably read by SIR.
ilusmer. The management OF q schooner
ou ouc olthc great lakes is looked uuon
hy an oceun sailor aan urining matter
Hnd Dec speaks with contempt ol "lnnd
saiIrrs." as hc calls them. but close
oh-ervcr- tell ns that ~ much skill /.
required TO navigate the great lakes ~
the lceau itself Jack ON the ocean r.,
ioiccs la plenty OF soa-room; but the
fresh water sailor knows that "the wind
cannot bowl along his craft Tor many
huur- before he IL sure 10 hear the
iifsliN~Fsatsiaf, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aIf.tV
sle Of wearing the ship OH the lee
shore which II unsuccessful mean
wreck oi the schooner" Steam is rrid
unlly driving sail.ng vessels oil thclakes
GA all the great lakes combined onl,
5000 sailors remain. but these brnv,
men n ould receive the honor the, de-
serve for the skill and Garage which
thov have always maniiestei
Mrs Calls read from The Live. o.
| Eminent Women" q spirited sketch Of
Queen Victoria's early lik, from IA,
tune when In muslin irod AMI plain
straw hat she played ON tt "sends of
Old RamsFaie" under the mardian.hb
ii her mother, the Duchessuf Kent, to
her marriage Sith Prince Fihur The
spIeudor Of her coronation was grnphi.
c'lly described, as was ala her curt
ship andm marriage. Every nod woman
OF every nationality reioicoiin the fact
that Queen Victoria has gyen to the
world m example Of purilybnd Of an
the domestic virtues.
The club then adjourned Inject next
Wednesday afternoon with W.. Pinneo.
Mo.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

EnroR rlWEs;
Conference visitors haye'l returned
home.
Barnett Rigby and wife made visit
q Salt Lake thi- week.
The y. VI. NJ I.A.vill commence
next sunday evening.
Thrcrhing win be finished this week
Ia this neighborhood.
y. A. Buck, the teacher of our district
school. arrived ON the gth.
A ward priesthood meeting uas held
in the meeting house sunday evening.
W. II. Gardner aud James Mile are
opening up a novelty shop here. They
Will de- ul Kinds OF wor, In wood and
iron, as we'll re- repairing of an kinds.
A grand bali will be- given ON the
2othin Nouug's Social hall Tor the bcno
nt of Mr.. Thomas Rasmussen. Ever,
body sh uld come, Tor &C. len worthy
cau-e.
Wauslip Is whiting Tor Coalvillc aud
lloytsville to complete their work ON
the telephone line 10 We can take up the
work and finish ourpart II the work b.
not crowded now IL will not be com
pleted this inl, for winter will soon be
uponns. OuHer towns are whiting to
take up the work as soon ns the line
reaches them, so let us got move ON
NJ. A little excrtion IL aii that d. necc.-
sury.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

UrroS, Utah, Oct 10. 1896.
ufrtu Tfuras

UrroN, Utah, Oct 10. 1896.
Enron TiVEs;
un sunday. the 9TH, the Young men of
Upton held their first meeting boz the in.
trrcst Of mutual Improvement aud elect.
ed Tor president, VIM. Harris, with joe.
cph Randall a. first and Edward stalcy
a. second councillors and Ivan Fcvkcs
as secretary.
October ith a young lady presented
herself ut the homs Of Mr.. and Mr.. Ru.
land CLARK. She claimed free board and
lodging and the baby seems we'll salts.
fled with her new quarters
Chaunccy Dana aud Mr. Arthur of OF.
dem have been spending few dnys pros.
prciiug with good success at the head of
Chalk creek. The rock will be- tested at
Ogden. lie.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

pubic should know TINT thi. does not
has'ehh BOO transit or insure he delivery.
f"r'les wishing their letter. delivered
sho'l pnt on O. special delivery stamp
when sent Co offices wu,rc there b. no
tree delivery This aiil insure their de.
l'NeI} Ni..in ONE mi.r. e.. W.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

WmsArcn, Utah, Oct. 10. lSl6.
~ Chapman the Evanston cattle
man wasa visitor here on Tuesday.
d. Mowc shipped several ears of cattle
to eastern markets on saturday.
seyem trainload. OF sheep have been
unIoaded the pact week ut wasatch for
feeding and rest.
liebcr Bennion, thca Salt
Lake sheepman, VIE here the tint Of
the week. JB.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16
rLEcrloN PROCLAMATION.


Omciais who WIN De- voted ~ sn IN.
atd 81 November 4. u 1900.
srArE or urm, ENrcruyl DfrWr-
ufNr.
lIhpcus, Section of chapter CNNN
Of the laws OF Utah, 1896. fixes the iirst
Tuesday after the fret Monday
Ia November In the ycaroi 1896 as the
day Tor holding the election, aud.
Whereas. Section OF said act provides
that at least sixty dag byioroa general
election the governor must issue an
election Proclamation
NoW, therefore, !, llvbcr NJ Wells.
governor OF tine state Of Utah in, purou.
ancr of such legislative enactment, do
hereby proclaim that on the Jri day OF
November, 1870, the same being the
fret Tuesday after the first Monday In
said month, there will be held In the
several election precincts Ia this slate a
general election for the purpose Of elect
ing the following officers
,I.,fgi,sss' slsr,ofspi .,rotlasns and Noe.
| president 81 Tho umi1d siates.
a Representatives to the Gty.nnh
congress Of The United States.
ono State senator in each Of the fol.
towing namsd ditirictss The First.
Second, Third, fii;h, Eight. Ninth,
Tenth, Eleventh, aud Twelfth.
Two State ssenators from the fol-
lowing senatorial districts; The Fourth
and seventh.
Five state senators from the Sixth
senatorial district
One representative in the state legis-
laturc from each OF the following dis.
tricls' The First, Third, Filth, sixth.
Teyenlh, Ninth, Tenth, Twelfth, Thir-
tccuth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seven
teenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth,
Twentieth, Tweuty-Grsi, Twentysec.
ond, Twoniythird, Twenty.iourth,
Twonty'Gith, Tweniy.siElh and Twenty
seventh
Two representatives in the state legis-
laiuro from the Fourteenth Representa-
tive district.
Three representatives 10 the state
legislature from the Second ropresonui-
tive district.
-Four representatives Ia the state legis-
luturc from each OF the following repro.
sentative dislricts-the Fourth and
Eleventh.
ien Representatives iu the state legis-
laiure from the Eighth representative
district.
Two judges in the Third judicial dis
irict for unexpind terms.
One Judge in the Fourth Judicial die.
trict for unexpircd terms.
In each county Of The states Three
county commissioners, county clerk,
q sheriff, a recorder, "a county attorney.
am nssessor, coroner, q treasurer ana
u surveyor.
10 each county having a property
valuation exceeding twenty million of
dollars, county nnditor
In each piccinrtof me sate A ina
Iicr olihe peaco und @ constable
AZ which election the poles shall b.
open o z o'clock IN the morning md con.
imnc open untl7 O'Clock in the even
ing Of said day.
lniosiimony thereof have hersunto
'i "a, hand and a1Nal thc great soM
II the state li uuh
Done thi- arl uyol september
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

Three or four young men rom Brig
ham had an experience last vol, which
they will not soon forget. When the
earthquake which shook "a nOrihern
Titan occurred last saturda morning,
the-c boys were painting d railroad
bridge chat crosses Bear ltiv nt Cor.
innc. When the shock camdhe bow.
were sirddliug dizzy cross PC. right
over the sullen old river ~ came
t1e-uhierranean rumhling. then tne
bridge began "a tremble, andlnally il
swnyed 30 that thoy feared itonld lin
oyer o. throw them into N swollrn
river. The river by this um,bogan 10
lwh ihe shores and foam atb,il In
ltHHJfd.uart agitation TIhlys sav
90 bridge -wayed % thai ncunlly
t.ppoi oGthe abuimenis nix hce If
o. train had como along thet would
bayo gone pIungiug into ihewr. As
soon aa they could, the boys. ID white
faces and hair standing ON cd Pumped
down OF the bridge and aedr home
brigham Bnglor
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED by OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The Events ~ the week Prom N-arl,
Every Town In summit County what
The Illness" Representatives Have
Pound 10 write Abuut.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

~ Aonr children are subip 10 group
witch ortheGrtsympioni OF i.hoaro.
nr. N ChambsrIuins Couglstmeby
d given as soon as the childe,omes
hoHue % VIII prevent lhainck
EfrH mar the croupy crueloi ap.
wlud ihr atulct can always prov
eut"d y giving this rcmed b is
also Invaluable for colds and coping
cough For sale hy John Bovd6 Son.
Speed aud safety are the warwords
oi thc age One Minute Col Cure
acts speedily safely and ney bills.
Asthma bronchitis. coughs colds |
are cured by il. John Boyden IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05

Receipts last "a hours 24oo head total for week thus
far Al 500 head; tame time last week. 1850 head;
consigned through 4OOthead TO NewYork 200 head on
sale head market opened active and l0G5c highe:;
closed firm and strong with all Sold prime HANDY lambs
81 s0l$5 good choice 81 65aSt So light to fair - zo
81 5o cus and common 50 5oasi 90 msed sheep soo d
best SO s5qS4 % fair to good 50 4c4S3 90 cus ana
common g 25ass 80 export lambs s. soaS SO export
$3dS3 80; spring lambs. $5Q$S 20.
East Liberty April 4.-Cattle-Receipts light; market
shade Prime; 81 aoas4 40 s9od: i'@st ss'
SO JOdS2 10 Hogs-Receips light; market active CT IN
changed prices Rough best. 81 35qS4 20 Sheep-sup-
ply light demand fair: market steady Fair TO choce'
IS 4OdS4: common. s3dS3 80: lambs. So 20T$s
ST. Louis April 4-Catte-Receipts AZ head: market
dull native 50 1888 DO cows 81 90 calves IS;
Texas steers SO 4ONs3 HogsReceIps ISIS head; mar
ket opened steady closed weak and prices &C ioweo'
Heavy SO 50qS3 70 mixed SO 4Oas3 6 light SO 6Od$3 80
Shecp-Heoeips 274 head. No sales reported
Kansas City April 4-HcPs-Recepts, 700 head ma
e steady; pigs So ioGs3 10: light So 55as3 g. heavy.
So 3OGS3 30 Catc-Recepts. 200 head market nominal
Sheep-Rece,ps 800 head market strong.
Union stock Yards Chicago April 4.-Cattle-Receipts.
head market quiet and steady common 70 exsra
steers. SO 1884 TO- steckers and feeders " @qs3 ID
cows and bulls 81 5oa$3 %; calves $685. 20: Texas.
81 25ds3 05 Hogs-Receipts. 10000 head market easy
Sc lower heavy packing and singing lots So Soass 10
50 soas3 a5 light 50 7Odss e' pigs s5gsS 49, SHEEP c.
Receipts 1000 head; market steady inferior 70 choce
s. 1898 50; lambs. S4d;4 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05

::ss:
s extra t. s be' Fns Raihsis sgfs M
NAL RYE FLoUR-oulet: sales. 300 bbls at s. e, e S6
sssamc 3 o.
a.as2 MsADr quoted Fnf wn
Quoted 20 20 and 50 n oa62c 100 n S'9oS Sa,,l rye
cottonseed meal siGsi OH: oil meal soas2ac' city feed
GRAIN-wHEAT-The wheat market showed fai,
degree OF strength this morning with moderate .
trade The was on the crop %asce co ana FRI
vate cables made the Argentine only $4,000 bush
Gated tribe short Of 5cSooo bush There
tina. the Indiana State report out shSwns Tbsg
were unfavorabe crop adyices bu, Some improve
the Northwest factors which told against much I'm.
prevement Estimates on the Visible pointed bs so have
ga bush. decrease q 100000 bush from me
5 s se ended %ssd o EnGT' S Sush
600 bush and flour 1900 bbls decrease OF "p
were 1893 bush against l744co bush the preceding
week and q s e Sash last ar sfaT bush a.
year There report in circulation JUS, before ma
o, ~. on this there was rush 70 huy ana a..
advance After - o'clock the report denied by
Toledo houses and prices fei on May Tns n e CASH
Wheat w@s quet Sales for export bush No
du %eTh "t a over ' Mny anos lake and
closed at % 10 nar ' Over oy May NAY anoat for
Duluth coiIN-The trade in corn was very quiet ,n
lis
proyenent closing unchanged al &c advance.
The news encouraging The Interior receips
., oorn have been only Gs,WO bush this week. de-
crease IL The exports from the pflhcilt
for he have been liberal. Bradstfects
figures showing gain ~ $1,000 bush m King me
against 1.T2i,GD bush the prereIhs
ycek and ISL bush year. The total since July
has been bush. against only lb2lo push las'
year Cash corn was moderately active In carlot way
q 900 bush steamer yellow sold at 3is.c; o"o busn
37'1Q31c: 1000 bush steamer corn Il,
yellow $50; 1000 bush No nt 3.A.c'
and pDO white NJ 3Sc. All IN thr 'l'Nh,"i'
OATS-The market for oats was very quiet 'o-dsy,
bu, about steady closing at nc advance WIN me o ,h
cereals The falling on In the primary H'Nrh,i,it tnS
week has very heavy The total receipts ht ~,
,orts have been 9S1.tpO bush. decrease or $500
tvsh week were very quiet StieS
,vere o. bush. including 600 bush No q Al -
"a 400 hush track white. @jqs 500 bush track Hteu
osc delivered cats quoted AZ &c elevator. 80
u,hre .BAIIEY-The market continues ..U"ut
.,sady nj recent quotations; feeding ranges rom sc 20
s7c and mailing a 4od44c .RYE-Market noinlhay
",oas, n, ,5i &c No . Western 9 In eleta,nr
~ MAI,T-Market nominal at 'omaac. ~ ~
wIIEAT-Market inactive at 4oc In the elevator 'or
prime State.
tn. ouotat;ons to-day the closing prices for tho Pre-.
yo,s dpy closing prices for the corresponding oA
last follow