The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-03

ProA, Utah, April 2, 1896.

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our population is increasing wonder.
fully.
Born, March 2Gth, 1890. to the wife Of
Joseph T. Palmer, n son.
Born, March 2sth, to the wife of win.
lam Rose, a daughter.
Born, March Goth, 1876, to the wife Of
John 4. Marchant, = daughter.
Born,-By the way, III leave this an.
nouncement over for next week.
Tuesday night was one Of the coolest
Of the season. Wednesday clear and
cold.
Please publish the new fish and game
law, for the benefit Of your subscribers,
Ms soon as possible.
Mark II. Bleazard returned home the
first Of the week from salt Lake after
transacting some important business
there.
The dance gotten up on Friday even.
ing by Miss Grace Maxwell and Miss
Ida Miles was grand success. W. II.
Walker furnished the music.
II. y. Williams is expected home from
Sunshine, Tooele county, this week. Mr..
Williams has bren doing carpenter work
In the above town for the past two ar
three months.
Although we have had such stormy
and dlsagrocable weather for sometime
past the general health Of our citizens l.
good aud there has been no sickness re-
ported for some days past.
Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Roundy, Of Hunts
Vile, returned o. their home on wodnes.
day. The gentleman and hdy have
been staying here for the past year or
mors aud have concluded 20 return 80
huntsville. May success 80 with them.
George f.. wilkins returned home FROM
Logan on sunday. George has been
attending the Agricultural College
during the winter aud feels that be
has been well rcpGid Tor the time and
means spent In hat noble institution.
The severe snow storm on Sunday
night and all day Monday WIS seyereaud
had every appearance OF q fresh start
that old winter had taken The weather
wis severe on stock owing to the scarcity
OF hay in this neighborhood, The storm
left tse roads IN fearful condition.
Road supervisor, II. q. Wright, has
had force Of men out repairing the
roads and intends to push the good
work along IS far rs labor aud means at
his command will allow. Mr.. Wright
takes a lively interest in the roads aud
should be encouraged by a liberal APP
propriation Of means to help the work
along.
Jokes were freely INDUCED in yes,er-
day, April lst, the majority Of the peo.
pie taking them In good part. The
youngsters had gay time In playing
pn,nks on the older ones. A u FOOLS
Day is jolly time Tor the children and
you may be sure that some Of the adults
do not hil 10 take advantage Of it, much
To the amusement oione and all
A very few Of cur citizens will go to
Salt Lake during conference time a
large number would have gone in had
the roads been in fair condition. The
railway company has misseda harvest
by being 80 unreasonable IN their charges
during these hard times a large mAiority
OF thos who would patronize the rail.
way, were they more reasonable in their
charges, prefer 10 remain AT home in
stead OF being charged double the
amount they should, in conscience sake,
and held up ioT In wettcrn railroad style.
They will not always have ua by the hip
and our time is coming sure, u h be
slow.
Some things which we should have
Tha. the office should seek the man in
stead Of the man seeking the Office an
houcst ballot more men aud less poll.
ticians legislators who are above party
lines and will work for the interest OF
the masses; AN interest In Cuba that
will bring freedom 10 that oppressed is'
land, even II il means war on our part :
the Tree and uniims.ed coinage Of silver
at the ratio OF 1910 / a railroad 10 uinia
which will take ia all the towns on the
Weber a creamery 40 Echo, lloysyille
and Peoa the telephone lime la running
order as soon 10 possiblei the coal and
silver mines opened up that are near us
and have not been developed the Salt
Lake and Hot Springs railroad extended
TO Coalylle and from there TO hamas;
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