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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-03-05
ROCKPOIiT

RocKroRr, Utah, March o, 1877.
Enron TiNrs3
The hall was filled to ITS utmost capa'
city at the dance last Friday night.
The infant babe Of Mr. aud Mrs. +.
Vernon las been very sick for several
DAYS.
Mt. Hyrum Homer Of Park City is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. :. &.
Gibbons.
J.R. Burbidge and sons Elias and
Ward Of lHamas, we're in Roctport on
business the fret OF the week.
Samuel X. seamons of Hyde Park,
Cache county, il in Rockport visiting
with his brother, Henry seamons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chappell have
moved 70 ihelIpsw home In East Coal.
vile. We wish the young couple SOC
cess.
Bp. William Blake, wife and daughter
Amy of Centerward, wasaIch county,
are spending few days in Rockport
with his sister, Mrs. c. Seamons.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chappell and
son William, and Mr.. aud Mrs. Archie
Buchanan Of Coalville attended the
wedding reception here on Friday night.
Jesse Seamons came home from
Salt Lake City m Thursday, February
Goth, to attend the wedding reception OF
his sister. Katie. lie returned on sun.
dav to resume HE studies NJ the Uni.
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Stalker, Messrs.
Edmond and william, Misses Lydia aud
Ida and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel, went
TO Coalyile to attend the wedding re-
ception Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Max.
we'll. ID. 5.
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lllsgrtR. Utah, March 8, 1897.
Enron TNEs'
DR.. Van swearingen OF Coalvile made
a professional visit here on the Srd.
Thomas II. Stevens and daughter
Lucy, came down from Salt Lake on the
2ndi
OEr sleighriding Is about done for,
but all seem satisfied that water will be
plentiful this sca'on.
We still have several sick people
here, but all appear to be ON the im-
prove, some slowly.
William Roberts, son Of George
Roberts Of this place, underwent an
operation at st. Marks hospital ON the
3rd inst. For the relief Of his eyes.
nMessrs. Joseph Rheims aud q. Roberts
have just purchased fine Durham bull,
weighing about l,iOO pounds. II il
twenty months old and cost 80.
The High Priests Of the summit
Stake held a meeting here on Saturday,
February 95th, Andrew Peterson OF
wanship presiding. A number Of
the Quorum from other places were
present.
The speakers at the afternoon ser
vices held on sunday we're A. Peterson,
j. CLARK, James Judd and j. Turner,
most Of whom visited the Sunday
School in the morning.
Tho basket party given by the Young
Ladies' Association on the Srd was q
success In every respect. W. Il.
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HUNTSVILLE.

IloYrsyILLE, Utah, March ., 1897.
EDITOR TINES;
Enoeh Brown IL doing jury service for
this district at Coalyille.
Mrs. John Brown was eheeriully sur.
prised Monday night by about thirty
five calling there with picnic. The
evening was spent in pleasant manner
with u program Of songs and recitations.
g. IL. West returned Tuesday from
Evanston, having been on business
for the Summit Marble Works One
surprising feature noticeable In that city
is that there are u good many nice cot
tages, but nearly all frame, and yet in u
District where good brick clay is abund-
ant.
The concert and play here SATURDAY.
night was decided success financially
and otherwise. The play "lleroic
Dutchman OF 20" 10y the Hoytsyillc Ora
matte brought one continual round Of
applause. The play Is heavy for anna
tour. but by close and thorough drill
ing IL brought their talent to the front.
The house was dllcd aud compliments
many,
The Hoytsyilie Dramatic will present
70 the pubIicoi CoaIyille and vicinity
"rhe Heroic buchanan OF 90 con.
Guiding with Imaginable farce, Jumbo
jun, on saturday night the 18th inst,
Iut Cuffs hall. Music by homo orcnes'
/ ira. Tickets - and 50 cents. c.. W.
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NO. a
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Judge A. q. Norren Presidlns-rhe
rroceedinrs

Court convened ut II O'Clock Monday
morning, Judge Notrell arriving on tho
train from Echo.
The case Of state W. Bennett. which
was taken under ADJUSTMENT oh the 23rd.
Of February, was dismissed.
The case Of stockman w. Covey.
wherein plaintiff asked for siO 900 dana.
yes Tor an alleged Islander Of defendant,
was taken up and jury selected, but at
the oloee OF plaintiffs testimony tho
defendants attorney moved for a non.
suit, which was granted.
In the case Stevens W.. Galbraith tho
demurrer to complaint was Argued aud
submitted.
The care Of Reese We. Morgan min.
ming company, which isa suit wherein
+. W Reese lie suing for damages 70,
the loss Of his sou, Meredith Reese,
who was killed In an accident In the
mine Of defendant, was cslled, jury
impAneed and the ease proceeded With
until the close Of the evening session.
TUESDAY.
Welsh We. Lambert, which IL a suit
wherein plaintiff seeks a perpetual in
junction enioining defendants from the
diversion Of certain: waters In a stream
In the south fork Of Weber canyon, and
Tor damages for the obstruction thereof
by certain sawdust flowing from de.
PENDANTS mill In the Hume and mill
race Of the defendants, was taken up.
n. V. Jones appears for the plaintin
and W. |. Snyder and Bismarck snyder
are attorneys for the defendants.
WEDNESDAY,.
In the case Of Reese W. Morgon Min
ing compony, Judge Norreil granted a
non-suit atthe close Of plaintiffs tes,i.
mony.
The case Of James Welsh Va. Lam.
bert occupied the entire time Of court
to-day and was not concluded at the
hour Of adjournment.
Watson W. Ontario Mining company
continued by consent to first day o.
MAY term.
The Welsh Va. Lambert case occupied
the entire time ol the court Thursda,
and on this friday morning wa
given 10 the jury who returned YER
dict Tor the defendant No cause 10,
action.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-03-05

SALT LAEr. Utah. March 3, 1907,
EDroa TlNEs:
Moses Thatcher gave reception 10
the members Of the Legislature at his
residence Tuesday evening
Richard II Cahell, who for the past
three years has held the position Of
deputy United states internal reveniew
collector for Utah, IL alleged to be from
5000 10 so 900 short in his accounts.
sam Phillips and Harry Lyons, aged
respectively 20 and 20 years, broke out
Of the city jail Monday night. They
we're arrested last month for petty
larency, and were serving out their
sentence.
Two baby boys were born in this city
Monday, March LIST, one TO the wife Of
Earnest Romney and the other TO Mr..
and Mrs. Edward J.. Eardley. Being
born on President Woodruh's Goth birth
Jay, they will likely be honord with
the name Of MILFORD Woodruff.
The weather took decided change
Monday night. At ~ o'clock there
were no signs Of storm, but at 8 O'Clock
Tuesday the ground was covered
with about elk inches Of OF heavy
snow. womay now look for oul
usualMarch weather.
The celebration Of the Goth ami
versary Il President MILFORD Woodruff,
birthday was one OF the most impressiy,
scenes ever held in Utah. On Sundavlth'
exercises given were under the auspiceI
OF the Deseret Sunday School Union
and the program WAS as excellent one
every part being executed TO the yer,
letter. The singing by the Sunday
schools Twas the very beet. Fully ~,
900 children were present on the oc
casion. aud several schools we're not abl'
20 gain admittance to the Tabernacle
President Woodruff WAS delighted To SCI
such a gathering, and hc remarked ltGa
It brought many Iscene' Of chgdhoo,
wildly to hi- mind, sad caused him q
be overcome. MANY were seen usini
their handkerchieis, wiping away tear
Of Joy The scene was one never TO b.
forgotten 10y the children assembled
The Tabernacle was hastily decorate,
for the occasion, and presented mos
beautiful appearance One notabl
feature OF th, sunday afternoon pro
gram was the speech boy Madalne Mount
ford She paid y glowing tribute d
President Woodruff, mid no the close d
her remarks requested that all in th
congregation wave their handkerchief
which was beautiful sight. on Mon
day at 10 o'clock, pursuant to the in
yiauon issued 10y the President, service
+ were held Ia the Tabernacle Nearly a
the business houses of the cit
I closed their doors and attended ia
! gathering. The Governor and nearly al
the Legislature attended In body
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ProA, Utah, March 4, 1877.

EDnoR TMEs;
This is Inauguration day.
We can now say: President Me-
Kinley.
A. II. Marchant IL recovering from
his severe spell Of sickness.
Beef will be beef before long, and ali
who have 1t for sale are in luck.
Mrs. Mary A. Brown Of Hoytsuille ID
visiting with friends here this week.
The harvesting Of Ice is nos in order
and large amount is being stored TOR
future use.
Ms. lydia +. Walker, who has been
quite III during the past week, is some
better to-day.
John Maxwell, George wardell and
n number Of others from here went to
Coalyille this week.
Elder S. NJ. Pack, Of Kamas WAS one OF
the speakers at the public worship meet
ing here on Sunday.
Dan Lambert Of Kamas was in town
the first ofthe week and made pleasant
call ON your correspondent.
The coming four years could not be
worse than those just past past. We
all hope they will be much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Casper Of
Charleston, wRsatch Co., are visiting
relatives aud friends here this week.
There il no wonder that there is a vol
cano in Salt Lake. The Legislature is
in session and have raised-Ned.
ED. Crowther was in Peoa for few
DAYS this week. Ed. is interested In
come valuable mines in Weber canyon.
The exercises in our Sunday School on
March 2sth were very interesting and
the house was well flled with pupils
and friends.
The Peoa young ladies are talking OF
getting up dance, one that will be the
best OF the season. and they can do it II
anyone can
The man who adyestised for an cleo
trio battery and was struck by lightning
saws ne Las no kick coming, as he al
WAYS gets what he adyertises for
Grover has gone a-flshing but that
should be no surprise FREEING, fishing and
yetoing is his main occupation, except
chen going back on his party and
friends. Scat
A beautiful butterfly came into the
nostolllce and took up It's quarters this
morning. l. this an indication that
snrlng has come 10 stay It har-
binper Of fair, warm weather, surely
nj. reported that reception will be-
given to A. +. Maxwell and wife thi'
syeping. Theyoung gentleman, ! under
s,ond went to Coalyille the first Of the
w,es 10 be married to one OF CoalyIlle'-
charming young ladies.
The duck pond iu front OF a. q. II
AIareaants residence should be filled mp
n ba- grown 10 De O public nuisance
and sbonld be- seen 60 90 once a- th'
s,Jeual, /. impossible at that point an'
.,dge8s arc forced 20 go around or se
their ieet wet.
The annual meeting OF the Peoa souil
p.r,h Canal and Irrigation COMPANY
b,s adjourned TO Monday evening
March sth. The meeting will be he'll
.,to,I house at 1850 p. m. A iul
"aSndaree is requested as matters q
s,nnortance will be brought before tn
meeting. "
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-03-05

The following prisoners will be re-
leased from the Utah State prison
during the ensuing month James
Hamilton, sentenced for burglary May
., 1895, one year, released March let
Fred Lambert, for housebreaking, May
], 1896, one year March 2nd Dan Rey-
uold-, crime against nature. May O.
1896, ono year, March Othi james
Brooks burglary, December n, 1894,
linus years, March 2lst Frank Smiley,
chmeagiinst nature, December 10. 1891,
three years, March l5i Frank Howard
crine against nature, Mny Is 1890 one
year. March 1916 Robert Fortune,
burglary, March 10. 1856, fifteen months,
March 18th; Charles Larsen, burglary
May 20, 1876, one year. March Goth
William Matthews, grand larceny,
March 70, 1894, four years, March 3lst.
The man Fortune, who viii be released
on the 18th, was served with com
plant IN a divorce suit TWO or three days
ago Tribune.
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FcHo, Utah, March s, 1897.
Enron TINES;
Judge Bromley isquite sick.
Joseph Hopkins went 20 Morgan Sun
day.
Hon. h. c. Chambers was seen on
our streets yesterday. lie came from
Salt Lake In the morning and returned
In the afternoon.
Aunt Lucy Stevenson, Mrs. A. G,
Brim, Ellie Bromley and u. II. Wickel
went te Salt Lake Saturday and re-
turned home sunday.
Two valuable horses were killed by
the L. T. train Thursday morning. Own
ers unknown. II.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-03-05
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
much Businss. Transacted =, the Meeting
The Proceedings

-" sfN''F"NHhH
The Board Of County Commissioners
met Monday and we're kept busy until
March 9Th.
The full board was In attendance, and
the following business was transacted;
An expense fund Of $50 was placed ut
the disposal Of Assessor Miller for
stamps. stationery, etc.
A communication was received from
II. X. North asking for water right
for certain water. The board notified
the petitioner that they had no iuris.
diction In the matter.
A petition from lls citizens Of Park
City asking that school district No. u
DO re.established, was granted. This
district was annexed to district No. ~
by the last board. The old board Of
school trustera were reinstated
and the Clerk instructed to notify the
Assessor Of this resolution.
The bonds Of the following road super
yisors wen approved, Freeman Malin,
Hoytsville Samuel Mitchell, Woodland
John CLARK, Uptoni c. II. X. steyers,
IIeneiori X. J. Gill, Parley's Park
q. J. Merchant, Peoa; L. X. Young,
Wanship.
Treasurer Mclaughlin was authorized
90 purchase the necessary books ior
his office, ~
d. Lambert was authorized TO sec
after the fixing OF the conioint bridge
across tie Provo between Summit and
wasa, ed counties, and 70 put on the
abaf,sleals Il the mouth Of MfH-slps
Fork aeross the Weber river.
The Assessor was Instructed not l.
assess citizens Of the county Tor land
used ~ county roads.
William Carruth was authorized 4
look to tho repairing Of the bridge u
lleneior.
The bonds Of Oil Inspector swesne!
were approved.
A communication from l.. u. Goliath
asking for a Joint survey between
summit and Wasatch counties was read
ana 'he O'erk was instructed 70 noun
MT Oolpath tha' hothlhg eouiu DC uoh
owing TO the short time the Legislature
VIII remain In session.
John Mcdonald was appointed Road
supervisor Tor district No. ~, fM'
City.
~ H. Young was authorized 10 pu'
chase plows 20 be used ON tue count
roads In WHnship and hockpor d''
ule's'
county CLERK was Instructed 70 iu'
nish 'he different road supervisors VII
ree'iP, books, etc
suPt' heCorkie was authorized
purchase such books Tor his Office q
DIS requests embraced
samuel Banner was appointed Justlc
oil the feace Tor Upton precinct
hrs' Julia Rasmussen was added '
lhe INDECENT hs' anh the balance OF W
NsI was iei' rs before
OhAirinan Oarruth was anthorl1eu
employ an assistant Tor tue he'oru'
when such assistance IL necessary
The Clerk was instructed to no'''
EN' sherin Harrington to make a repo'
OF AL lees collected by him LOT inc yen
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-03-05

HI.ast week we announced the serious
illness Of John Carrlck, at Denver,
whittier he. had gone for medical treat
ment. Our paper had not reached the
pestoflice until the news Of bis death
came over the wires. lie died on Pri-
day, February 10th. The Immediate
cause Of his death was heart failure.
The remains were brought 10 his home
Ia this city, ard the funeral was held AZ
the Catholic church on Tuesday. There
was a very large attendance. The A. o.
u. W. lodge Of which diseased was an
honored member, turned out in body.
and many p ople from other towns along
the road were present.
Diseased leaves a wife aud four child.
rem who are inconsolable. II is some
satisfaction 10 know these dear onos fare
not left destitute Mr.. Carrlck leaves
considerable property besides 1900 cash
insurance In the A. o. U. W. Decreased
was born near,Rollsburg, West Virginia.
Augist eth 1850. IIe has resided In
Evanston for the past sS wears, where
he has held the position otdiyision mas
ter mechanic on the Union Pacific rail-.
way,-Uinta Herald.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-03-05

Rural mail delivery Ia a possibility Of
the near future. The department IL
experimenting" says Farm News, and
II the farmers ofthe country let their
Coneressmenk know that they really care
about having a daily mail, there will be,
We believe, little opposition In the halls
Of Congress toa proposition that means
so much to the people. But the pressi.
sion is very prevalent In some quarters
that farmers rather like TO go to the
postoilice, and that mail delivery will
deprive them OF one Of their greatest
privileges. II is your personal duty TO
see that your Congressman and the
Senators from your State entertain no
such foolish idea. Let them know
about H..
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THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.
The Events Of the Week From Nearly
Every Town In summit County-what
The Timers" Representatives nave
Found TO write About
OAKLEy.
OAKLEY, Utah, March 4, 1897

OAKLEY, Utah, March D. lse'
EDuoR TINES:
Born to Mr.. and Mu. W. W. Hortin
boy. on March 3rd, 1897.
n. u. snapp is nursing very painful
thumb which came in contact with the
Ice ana steel tongue.
Prof. Work is thinking some Of locat-
ing In northern Kamas. He thinks It
is more healthy while sleighing is good.
Peter Knudsen, while digging in a
we'll for James Davis, had the misior'
tune to havea bucket oil pebble rock
fall on him which came near killing
him.
W. II. Stevens Is at wanton, Califor.
mia. lie s,ys the :mud has frozen
little some two or three nights. II is
in the northern part Of the State.
y. Il. :.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-03-05

W. n. Branch ha- been employed M
general collector Tor TIM TINES, and
those indebted 10 this company, m all
parts Of the county, win receive call
from him.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-03-05

appoinied members Of the board Of
school examiners.
Report Of Treasurer on last ears re-.
port was approved and ordered pub.
lished.
The Clerk was instructed to draw
warrants Tor county officers salaries
upon their making report aud producing
treaturer's receipt for all fees received
Inv them on or before April lst.
The following resolution was passed.
WiEnE,s, It is provided by Chapter
CNNlN, In 1890. among other matters.
that the salaries of the Assessor, County
Attorney and Treasurer are definitely
Fixed in pursuance Of the assessed yalua.
ton OF each Of the respective counties
In the state, and
WHEREAS, The assessed valuation for
sommit county for the year 1876 was
more than a 900. 900, to wit the sum Of
tI.3la,gs7, therefore he It
R,solred, that the salaries Of the
Assessor, County Attorney and Treas
urer he fixed as being In the eighth
class Of counties In this state. In pursu.
ance OF the laws Of the State In such
cases provided. aud that said Assessor.
Attorney and Treasurer he paid for their
services In accordance with sucn stat.
ute.
nfiLs ALLOWED.
y. ]. Mclaughlin ............ $3.50
Park Patriot. pub. financial re-
por; ............. .... 1906
Times Pub. Co., stationery .... 1900
Henry Shields, Co. Attorney 27.2O
Williams, Van Colt 4 Suther-
land ........... ....... 1905
Star Printing Co.. printing brief 26.2'
Times Pub, Co., printing station.
cry, etc. ......ss,.. .... 2l.G
Salt Lake Cycle Co.. ........... 1906 81
VIM llodson ............... $50
A. jacobs ......s..t..t.....,, 80
Fred Stevens .............. 81
A. q. sproule .......,...... 82
NJ. j. DAILY, reg. ofIieor ......... $40
Geo. Lindsay, sheriff .......... s6.7
WIN. Carruth. ................. 900
u. McDonQugh .....,......... l1.T
Clerks contingent ............. 900
John @. Lambert, inquest ..... ldG
Recorders contingent. 100
The board then adjourned for TIRE
months.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-03-05

Chicora, Pa, "Heuld.p Riehar1
Nen,el reports One Minute Cough Cure
the greatest success of medcinl science
lie told us thar 10 cured his whole famiiv
Of terrible coughs and colds. after an
other So called rur1a had failed eqtirelv
MI Nemsel said assisted his children
through very bad siege Of Of mensels
one Minute Cough Cure makes ev,
poctomiion very easy and rapid. Jobn
BOydpn s, Son. --a-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-03-05

Alline different form oiekintroubIes.
from ch9pped hands to eczema and In.
dolent ulcers can be readily cured by
De"iits witch Hazel salve, the great
pile cure. John Boyden & Son,
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SALT LAKE,, Utah, March ., 1897
EDiToR TINS:
Middletown transcript., 1897-05-29


THE House passed the workhouse
bin for New Castle County on Monday
but it was killed by the Senate on
Thursday. Senators Pyle and McIntire
leading the opposition, aided by the
Kent and Sussex members. So that
for while longer we will have to con-
tlnue in the old way Of keeping prison.
ers in -idleness at great and unneces-
sary expense; looking men up for crime
and vagrancy and making them greater
criminals and vagrants. The law
makers who oppose the workhouse are
conspicuous, some of them, for their
interest in favor of the race-track bill
now before the Legislature; the one
is in the interests of humanity and re-
form, the other provides hell trap for
the decentralization and ruin Of the com.
munity cursed with its presence. The
race track bill should be killed so dead
it can never revive.
Middletown transcript., 1897-05-29
HEAR THE DRUMS MARCH By.


Sarah, Sarah, Sarah, hear the drums march
by!
This is Decoration day;-hurry and be spry!
Wheel me to the window, girl; fling 1t open
hight
Crippled Of the body now, and blinded OF the
eye,
Sarah, let me listen while the drums march
by.
Hear 'em; how they ROLL can feel 'em in my
soul.
Hear the beat-beat-o' the boots on the street;
Hear the sweet fife cut the air like knife:
Hear the tones grand of the words of COM
mand;
Hear the walls nigh shout back their replyl
Sarah, Sarah, Sarah, hear the drums dance
byi
Blind as bat, Loan see lem, for all that:
Old Colonel j., stately an gray,
Riding slow and solemn at the head Ct the
column;
There's Major L., sober now and well;
Old Lengthy Bragg, still a-bearing Of the flag;
There's old Strong, that 1 tented with SO long;
There's the whole crowd, hearty and proud.
Heyi boys, sayl can't you glance up this way?
Here'san old comrade, crippled now, an
grayl
This is too much. Girl, throw me my crutchl
can see-I can walk-I can march-I could
flyI
No, won't sit still an see the boys march
byl
Oht-I fall and Ifiinch; can't 60 an inchi
No use to hutter, o use to try.
Where's my strength? Hunt down at the
front;
There's where left it. No need to sigh;
All the milk's split; there's no use 10 sigh;
All the milk's split; there's no use to cry.
Plague o. these tears, and the means in my
earsl
Part Of q war is to suffer and to die.
must sit still, and let the drums march by.
Part Of a war is to suffer and to die
Suffer and to die-suffer and to-Why,
ofall the crowd just yelled at so loud,
There's hardly a one but is killed. dead, and
gonel
All the old regiment, excepting only +,
March out ofsight in the country Of the night.
That was spectre band marched past so
grand.
All the old boys are a-tenting In the sky.
Sarah, Sarah, Sarah, hear the drums moan byi
WIN Carleton.