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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-18
Assaulted His Wife.

A New York paper says Mr.. Harry
kraemer, the well-knewn trick bicyclist Of
this city, was fined s25.- in Jersey City
Thursday for assaulting his wife, who is
also trick bicyciist.i tits now said that
MIS-. kraemer will leave the stage and re-
turn to her home in Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-18

December IS thinking time
for the wage Garner
On the threshold Of '9s it's worth while review
Ing the past twelvemonth-to reckon up the many
hard earned dollars you've useessly spent-to
nncems Of snm thar added tn reynIarIve do,i
two at time-would put you in independent
position. Make up your mind to start a bank
count right misrepresentation fosters poverty
81 starts an account with US.
Union Savings Bank, 1922 F st.
de1S-15d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-18
Stephen S,vnin,.. FuneruI.

The funeral OF the late Stephen Swain
took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence. on. Wolfe street. The fol-
lowing acted as rallbearers: William La
tham' A. E. Gbler, A. II. Thomson. J. j.
Jameson. w. A. Moore ard X. Kemper
The funeral service was conducted by Rev.
!: =. Thacker Of the Second Presbyterian
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-18

In the corporation court yesterday, Judge
J. X. M. Norton presiding. the following
business was transacted: Marian F. Hen
derson qualified as guardian of her infant
children. Maria c. Peyton, guardian, agt.
J. F. Peyton: decree Of reference. and John
T. Callahan appointed commissioner to re-
port A deed Of special warranty from F.
F. Price. city auditor, to William H. smith:
conveying a lot Of ground on Alfred street
between Oronoko and Perdleton streets,
was recorded 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-18
Funeral Of J. G. Lash.

The funeral Of the late Joseph G. Lash,
who committed suicide by jumping into the
Potomac river from Bryants wharf Fri
day morning, an account of4.which was
printed inpThe Star, will take place from
his late residence tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock r. f. Lee Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams, of which, the deceased was a mem
Der, Will hold a meeting tonight to make
arrangements for attending his funeral in
a body.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09

With the opening Of the Uintah aud
Uncompahgre reservations, which II IL
pretty well settled will occur the com.
ing spring, one million acres, In round
numbers, much Of the richest agricul-
tural laad In the country, will be re'dy
for settlement within the borders OF this
State. Undoubtedly the scenes attend
the opening Of Oaklahoma aud all large
and rich tracts Of land will be here re-
ena,ed, Where the harel'eyed deer now
peacefully Craze will coon be heard the
hum Of the hammer, the merry ring Of
the anvil, and the whurr Of industry and
trade. Cities will spring up where now
are slulnbcring villages Of Indian iepees,
aud the population Of our growing cou-
monwealth will doubtless be augment
ed by many thousands who are eagerly
watching the presidential order that
will Tx the day when the rich quarter
sections Of the Uintah and Uneompah'
gres can be legally filed upon.
Next April IL the time generally eel
down for the opening Of the Uncompah
gre This negotiations which have beer
pending with the Indians for some tint
have been settled and bill authorizing
the opening OF the reservation viii
reach the president emly next season
and will undoubtedly, as the detail'
have been satisfactorily arranged viii
the tribe. at once receive his signature
Under the agreement between the gov
eminent and ehe Indians the latter tax,
their lands In severalty, and some OF Il
has already been allotted. A similar
proposition is pending with the Uintahs
and those In a position 10 know are yer,
hopeful that the arrangements will be
closed 30 that both reservations will b,
simultaneously opened in the spring o
'Os. Bot, should these arrangements
not he completed. It will not alter the
government from opening the Unoom
pahgre, inasmuch as there Is great de-
mand for snch action. Herald.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09
NO. AZ

New friends can never take the pamo
place In our lives as the old. The for
mer may be better liked Tor the time.
their society may have even more at
traction, but In away they are strangers.
II through chance Of circumstances thew
go out Of ouf lives they ~ out Of Il al
together. Thesi iatterday friendships
have no root, as IL werv. Their growth
Is like Jonah's guard-oyershadowinr,
perhaps, and expansive, but all on the
surface whereas an old friend remains
a friend forever. Although, separated
for an indefinite period and no, seen
for years, u a chance happening brings
old comrades together, they resume the
old relations In the most natueal
manner and take up the former lines AZ
easily NJ II there bad b,en no break or
interruption OF the intimate intercourse
Of auld lang syne.
Such relations are impossible TO CO.
tablish except In youth, but once made
they are for life. As people grow older
these friends and associates Of youth
are apt to be more appreciated and old
relations are oitentimes resumed that
have been suffered to lauguish fvr many
years.
These links with the past form chain
that, next to the ties OF blood, makes
one Of the strongest relations Of social
life.
Although peesimists declare that
friendship IS u myth and what arc
called intimates are people who consort
together for amu'ement or seli.intctcrt.
the very fact that there Is this feeling
Of especial Kindness for old time asso-
ciates proves that there il such thing
A. seniimcn, independent Of worldly
conni lera,ions New York Tribune.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09

endangering life they should be lie.
tanned at home.
The celebration Of the glorious day
Of oil days, the Fourth Of July, was up.
prapriatoly carried out Ia Peoa. 4 base
ball game between the married aud
single men was she fret affair OF the
day. The single men were the yictots.
Then came the exercises In the
bowery on the park grounds the eN.
ercises were appropriate aud consisted
Of reading, singing, reciting and music.
Then there was dance ior the children
followed by horse racing, foot racing,
tug % war and games. The day wound
~ with dance In Marchant's Hall.
Peace, good will aud enjoyment was
the ofder Of the day. We were some
whai late iu getting up program, but
We got there all the same. Much credit
is doe the committee on arrangements
for their successful efforts In making il
. lay ofenjoymcnt.
Asall the citizens iu the county will
not be able toattend the Pioneer Jubl.
lee IN salt Lake would IL not be a good
idea to celebrate a. homer Hundreds
of our children throughout the county
will expect itaud they should not be
dissappoinied. let each city and town
make arrangements 20 celebrate; there
will be plenty who will. by force Of
circumstances, remain AZ home and
they should not be deprived Of enjoy.
ment on that occasion. and that. too,
while the more ioriurate can take in
the Jubilee ~ salt Lake. By all means
lei our people celebrate. whether IL be
home or otherwise. B. Il. l.. Virn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09
UPTON.
UrroN, UrAu, July 6, 1877

]
EDnoR TiNEs;
Ms Davis Of Glover Greek il spend
ing short time in Upton with hri
daughter, Mrs. Frank Meadows
Mrs. BlonJqucst Of ST. Johns Is visit.
ing Upton 70, short vacation, aud !,
the guest Of her son, Alex Blondquest.
frustrating Was the order OF the day
on Monday by great number Of tho
Coalville people, a. no attraction Of
iered them inducements at home
The pleasant retreats Of Chalk creek
are eagerly sought for to rest ior
a few hours. Quite number attended
the celebr ton dance in the evening.
shearing at Clark's corral has been
very successful this season. about
iorty men having been employed and
three cooks. The lloytsyille and kamas
sheafcr- gave entire satisfaction In
their hbors ~ shearcis. Albert CLARK
who had charge Of the labor, reports
that too much oann' be said Of the
fidelity and good work Of those en-.
ployed.
Monday, July 9th. Independence Day,
was celebrated In Upton Al the hrst
RAYS Of the glorious sun, the Stars aud
Stripes were seen to wave In the breeze
over the social Hall. Al an early hour
the people commenced TO assemble at
the hall with their beautiful chiliten.
There was no lack Of interest to ~ axe
the eventiul day one Of pleasure and
give honor to the Fathers Of Liberty.
A suitable program was rendered for
the occasion, consisting Of dancing and
other appropnatiye exercises, refresh
menis, candies, nuts, etc, for the
children followed, with an abundance Of
Ice cream, provided by Mrs. Frank
Deming. APP. m. the hall WAS filled
To IT, utmost, the children being IA,
chief attraction In the danee and other
exercises. In the evening grand ball
was given, The hall was beautifully
decorated for the occasion, and thouel,
spaci Us was inadequate To accommodate
w visitors. Notable among those pres
ent were Professor Ahlquest Of 81.
Johns, Tooele county, who, during the
evening. gave specimens Of his musical
talent Charles and William Nelson Of
Tooele, Robert knight and daughter Of
Salt Lake, Miss Precilia Frisby Of Ari-
zoa. william Weaver aud family, Mr..
and Mrs. Ilopkin, Mrs. II. Pennington.
all Of Echo, Miss Florence Reddon and
brother and Mrs. Ellis Rees OF Coal
willie. The entire day was one Of pleas
ure anaone long 70 be remembered.
J.C
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09
itoCKpoHT
koerroar, Utah, July :, 1871

kocEroaT Utah, July :, 1874
EproE rlNEs
The Rockport basehall club played
at Heneicr July 9th. They came back
soquietly and slowly that one look at
their countenanccs told, I'VE lost
Hay cutting has commenced and the
farmers begin 70 assume more serious
appearance, when turning from the
sports Of Independence Day TO the hay.
held.
Rockport did not celebrate lnde-
pendence pay this year. with the ex-
cep,ions Of a foot race 10 the evening.
Crowds attended the celebrations at
Park City and other adlourning settle.
ments, o. they we're too patriotic 10 let
the day pass unheeded.
Asa Wilson and family Of Coalville
spent the last few days az Rockpori,
seeking general amusement The main
sport however, has proven to be ishing,
as lie has tried II every dss, and has
been rewarded only by few good
soakings, ana a few good laughs,
favored with mosquito bites.
Miss Sadie Blake OF Heber City is
visiting with her relatives at Mr. II.
seamons'. D.s.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09
wAuSATCII.

NAHHAicN, July q, lbB'
Enron rfNrs;
Nv and Mrs. Gullihnr spout the
Fourth NJ Evanston.
Miss Susie Bah arrived home from
Logan on the Fourth.
Brigham Barnes OF Evanston was q
visitor here on the 4th.
stephen Beard Of Heneier vas q
traveller through here On Friday.
The clipoi WOOL for 1897 is nearly al
shipped from this vicinity.
Deputy sheriff !. NJ. Paddles Of
Coalville was here on business bent on
Friday.
Thomas Stevens Of Ilencier Il herding
a bunch of wool bearing quadrupeds in
Echo canyon.
sherman Fargo and f.. j. Lewis, two
OF Eyanston's prominent business mon
were visitors here on Sunday.
William niDurniord. the Evanston
plasiercr ami contractor, IL here work
ing on small contrac, Of plasterine
and lafhing.
\ substantial bridge has been pnt In
at Browns canyon, on the county road
during the past week, by the road
supervisor.
Charles II. Bette, representing tn,
Continental Fire Insurance Company
was here writing business for his
company on Monday.
Our ranchers are all busy maxim
preparations and overhaullng machiner,
preparatory 70 commencing on the ha,
crop which is now about ready for tn,
harvester.
The glorious Fourth passed of yer,
quietly here. The hosting Of flags b,
patriotic citizens, and firing OF Of few
hreerackers by the boys aud visiting Of
neighbors were the quiet and homehk,
revreations INDUCED in By our reel,
dents.
George Whipple Of Evanston is her,
putting in his best lieks at the lathiny
business. Us. -.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09

houre. where a program was rendered al
iolloNs:
song. "siar Spanglc Banner" choir
Prayer by Chaplin. J. NJ. llixson.
Song, ">tar # Descending Night,
choir.
Reading Of the Declaration and ora
ton 10y VIM. Crook
Exercise In marching, with flags, and
song. Red, White aud Blue" by the
Juycn!Ie Class, prompter, Mrs. J l..
Myres.l
Song by Misses Pereilla aud Neltie
Judd.
Quar,ce, by Mc.,r- Myres, llixson,
Pendlelon, and Judd.
Essay. Independence Day." by Miss
Blanch Young.
Quartet by Misses Bertha and May
Rigby and Messrs Myres and llixson.
Recitation, Independence" by Miss
Mamie Williams.
song, America choir.
Bcneditiion 10y j. VI. llixson.
a. o'clock the children's dance
commenced which was the largest CROW d
u children that ever assembled at one
time in loung'- HAIL.
At3sJO ,. m. the foot and horse
races began. The days sports con.
ciuded with dance in the evening for
the adults which was well attended.
Many said IL was as good celebration
as they ever attended Robert Young
did the honors Of marshal Of the day.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09

ChfiniIan Endeavorers going to San
Francisco is the cause oft.
james Gullihur. Mr.. Clark ami Ray
Brim oil vent TO Coalville ON Thursday
on business. Mr.. Gullihur began to
take lessons IN painting. We NAV look
for some tine work in the art line soon.
Hon. W. j. Bryan passed through
here last Thursday morning on his way
TO salt Lake. We are very sorry he
did not pass through in the day time. 20
We could all have seen our next Presi.
dent"
sherli Linsday and Deputy Paddles
brought down last Thursday from
wasaich Mcsue. Bel. McRne and
Gusiave nseh, all shecpmsn who ie-
fused 10 pay their license. aud tried
them before Justice Storer. They
pleaded not guilty and askei that the
trial IL postponed until Saturday, 40
they could see their counsel. They
were released ON bonds until Saturday
when The Trial was continued. Judge
Shields appeared for the prosecution
and Attorney Costigan Of Salt Lake
appeared for the defense. After listening
TO both sides Of the case Judge Storer
find them SlOO each, and costs. An
opleal was taken. u.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09

"'"h'hh' N'hhf 'u'N - loHf'
EpiroR Tmrs;
The pas, week has been very blustery
here
The dance here on Monday lac, was
crowded
Mes Ida Harris has been sick for
several days.
The fall grain was greatly benefited by
the recent rains.
Vim q. Rheims Of Pocalcllo made a
brief visit here on the nth.
Niles Nellie Brewer of Morgan is
visiting relatives here.
llyrnm Dearden intends starting up
his brick yard Ia u few days.
llaying has commenced and present
prospects indicate fair 'rop.
. 4 dance will be given here shortly
for the benefit Of Q. X. Jones.
Bishop John Paskett has been busy
dipping his sheep during the week.
Our visitors have all returned home
apparently benefited by their outing.
Friedrich Stevens, with several OF bis
friends, spent the Fourth in lIeneier.
Quite lot OF folks from here will
ATTEND the Jubilee u ehcap rate IA
given.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson has gone 10
the metropolis TO live for an indefinite
period.
Qnitea number Of the people from
adjoining settlements were noticed here
on Monday.
Miss Agnes Randell Of Salt Lake
county has been visiting relatives here
during the week.
As this goes to the Office / hear that
Mrs. Louisa Bunot OF Hencier is dead.
No particulars up to time Of writing.
Quite number Of our townspeople
we're attracted to Echo last Saturday To
hear the suit In regard to sheep license.
Miss Ellen Jones, who has been
living In Salt Lake since the early part
Of april, returned home during the
week.
About one thousand dollars was losi
TO this place and Croydon by selling the
wool too soon, but II can't be helped
now.
Heber G. and +. II. stephens have
improved the appearance OF thei
dwellings by giving them fresh Goa
Of paint.
We are all pleased to hear OF the nea
completion OF the telephone for on
neighbors and wish we Sero in th'
circuit.
The Fourth was celebrated here ate
all. II is true Old GLORY was not yer!
conspicuous, neither did we have
grand snlpte, but the boys did the hes
they could to make noise with ihei
hrecrackers. A game Of baseball wa
played in the morning by two mines o
Heneier. About noon the Rockpor
baseball club, with their young ladies'
rolled into town in grand Style ant
after dinner played a good game VIII
the Heneier boys, bat we're beaten by
score Of 81 to 10. They stayed to th'
dance In the evening, returning on th'
9th apparently well Satisfied With theil
visit. The Heneler boys speak yer,
highly Of their visitors, and no douo
a return match will be played beior'
long. The children had a dance IN to'
afternoon, and the dance at night was
grand success. Nothing happened Y
mar the peace Of the day and al
seemed 10 enjoy themselves. Bv I'M
way, Heneier has but little work Tor
magistrate and he has to seek other EN-
ployment, and lawyer would slarve u
lar bare W. b.
Receipt books, iOOin abooE, io'sale o
this Office.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09
DIS


NANsHifi umh, July Z, 1897.
Enron TINES;
Hello! Hello Everybody
}. W. Anderson returned from Idaho
on the 7th.
Mrs. 4. :. Young started for Prove
City on the 9TH for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Peterson Jr., came
down from Park city to celebrate with
rs.
A telephone box was placed In our
Office on the 7lh which brings US in
touch with the onter world.
Frank Hixson returned home last
week accompanied by Miss Ned and
Miss stillman Of Salt Lake. They are
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Hlxson.
III. John ashton aud family Of
Randolph have been hers visiting with
Benz. Williams.
Monday, July 9th, was great big day
for our town. We had visitors from
most all the neighboring towns, and our
meeting house would not near hold all
the people. The visiting children were
all invited TO take part In the children's
dance. The celebration commenced by
firingliorty-hye guns at sunrise at o $50
a. IN. the parade took place at 10 a. m.
the people assembled at the meeting
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09

TIE Oregonenn Of Portland In sar-
castle vein says; "The man perhaps
more certain than any other 10 find
what he Is looking Tor IL he who. lighted
match In hand, follows his nose into a
dark closet in quest Of gas leak. His
chances Of reward In the pursuit Of
knowledge by sudden translation 70 an
other, u not higher, sphere Of ex-
islence are only equaled by those Of the
reckless minsr who proceeds TO light
HE pipe In coal mine, or ne who. 10
facilitate the thawing Of u stick Of
frozen dynamite, gives Il smart rap
with his hammer " The same paper
thinks that the "iact that such
an individual occasionally lives to have
his head bandaged or onv or more Of his
limbs amputatcd scarcely w,rrants
others In trying 10 dooble an ezpsri-
uAout.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09

Enron TNrs
VIM. Folger o! salt Lake stopped of
IN Echo Monday for few minutes on
his way TO Coalyile.
There wac no celeb alton here on the
Fourth; most Of the people went to
heneier and Morgan to celebrate.
The dance in Echo last Friday night
was not patronized very well. Bad
weather, and lack Of advertising WAS
probably the cause OF it.
The trains have been very irregular
THIS week. So many excursions Of
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09

Don't neglect a cough berausv ihe
weather is pleasant; before the next
storm rolls around il may develop into
serious difficulty beyond repair. One
Minute Cough Cure is easy TO take and
will do what its name implies. John
Boyden 4 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09

"They are danlies' says rhos. Bower
OF the Crockett, Texas Enterprise, while
Writing about DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for sick
headache and disorders OF the stomach
and liver, John Boyden 4 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09

Prof. WIS. Arnold. general counsel Of
he Leslie V. Kreley Institute, Salt Lake,
iereceiving iiattering slimonials from
all classes, on the 81 ssful treatment
being given under his charge at the
Keeley Institute. Write him for par
ticulars.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09
sailoual Edaea,lonai Annexation Meet

ing
For the meeting oi the National Edu-
cational Association at Buffalo In 1895
the excellent service given by the Union
Pacific was commented on BY all those
who had the pleasure Of using that liue.
This year our educational friends meet
In Milwaukee, VIE, July 9th TO 9th,
and members Of the association and
others from points west Of the Missls-
sippi River. should by all means take
Union Pacific.
The service OF the Union Pacific via
Omaha or Kansas City Ia the very best.
The equipment consists OF handsome
day coaches, Char Cars, Pullman But
let and Drawing Room Slcepers, Dining
Cars and Bneet smoking aud Library
Cars Favef changes than via any
other line. ono fare, plus $3.50 for the
round trip viii be The rate from all
points west Of the Missouri River for
meeting.
For illustrated matter, folders, etc.,
call on or write. g. I. WmEADoN, Agent.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09

TERRmLE AcoIDEST.--It lisa terrible
accident 20 be burned or soa,isi jui
the pain aud agony and the friehtful
disGgurementa CO :. be quickly overcome
without leaving scar by ueing De-
Witts Witch Hazel Salye. John
Boyden 4 Sou.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09
THE COUNTY WIS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

Til. Events ~ the Week Prom nearly
Every Town ~ summit County what
THE Illness" Representative Have
Found 60 write About
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-09
ATTENTION

Farmers and Rancher Of Rockpo Peoa Oakley North Kama
Kamas, Woodland and Bench Creek, the
Butter Department of the