The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29

Tor anxiety about their future after
that.
&. II. Wirth came np FROM Rockpo'i
on Friday evening. TIE gentleman r.
.rmrd hi. lahor- in the school room the
iirst Of the week.
| John /. Mile concluded. after all, TO
/ qualify aud has now received HE com.
mission aud j. now Constable Of reoa
precinct. Hehas "ome to therig con.
clu.ion.
From letters received from stephen
VI. walker. who is Oh the Samoan
Islands. j, IL learned that the Young
gentleman iswell and enjoying his stay
on those far OIL islands.
I While j. \. Msrchant was over to
Park CITY, last saturday, hi team ran
away aud Mr. Marchant wac thrown out
Of the spring wagon aud received some
painful. although no, serious wounds.
John Maxwell has concluded TO over.
| haul his .awmill and set 10 10 work again.
This mill has been idle for some time
past and the gentleman has come 10 the
conclusion that 1t may a. well be at
work.
Miss sena Simmons went 20 Park
City ON Saturday 10 spend day or Two
with friends in that city. The Young
lady j, the teacher In the primary depart
ment Of our district school and rcturn, d
home IN time to commence work again
the iirst OF the week.
The first oi the wecl, started In with a
storm and during sunday night and
Monday about three inches Of snow fell 7;
since then the weather has been clear
and cold. We we're al IN hopes that We
would have heavy fall oisnow and
We were very mitch disappointed.
From y. Peterson oi Oakley l learn
that hc contemplates, In the near
future, taking trip % Arizona for the
purpose Of seeking new home. The
gentleman seems iavorably impressed
with reports from that part Of our
broad country aud belieyesit l. ju.t the
place that will please him.
The Toleston Gun club preserves
should be suppressed. When 1t comes
to that state Of things tina, men are shot
down for tresuoos 1t istime TO call a
halt In this free country We have no
use Tor English methods, aud, what IL
more. they should not be allowed.
Money should not save murierers.
The report that the dreaded disease,
diphthcr!a, had broken ont Ia Park City.
aud that there were q large number OF
the children 40 Wanship now suffering
with measles, has CAUSED more or less
anxiety here. Every prsAuiion should
he taken 10 keep these diseases from
reaching rs and from spreading IN the
above places, which no doubt will be
done.
La,t Saturday WAS a very unIucky day
Tor the children ia thi. place. The babies
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. a. Mrchint; Mr..
aud Mrs. .. +. Lyons and Mr.. and Mr..
A, X, Marchant were taken with severe
spell oi sickness and Tor some time IL
Wa thought that neither oi the little
ones would recover; at one time they
were supposed 10 bee breathing ineir
lasl. I am pleased to say that the little
ones seem to be getting along all right
At this time.
The senatorial fight Is now oi little
interest here, add il looked upon as
cmld's play. Nela.t reports were that
tbs Henderson ana Thatcher men would
combine TO defeat Rawlin-. The proper
thing To do would DE to drop the three
AMI elect Hon. o W. Powers and leave
those three ambitious men in the
lurnh. ltthis l. done there IL some
hope that the Legislature may get down
10 work and do something Tor which they
were elected. Yet they may have
gotten through the agony before thi. is
type. Who knows
IL seems to me that Coalyille and Park
City could afford to supply our stor,
with goods ~ rs reasonable rates ~ the
salt Lake business houses ran. should
these ,wo places make bid and get the
trade OF the county il would keep thou.
sands Of dollars nc home, and a portion
OF that money would come back 10 the
country stores, while As II is not a dollar
thai L. sent into Salt Iata .t,u r..,,t..