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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19
IIEsEFEIt.
nrSrrrR, Utah, Feb. II, 1897.

IlrwErrR, Utah, Feb. II, 1897
EDroR TINS;
NJ. Anderson. the stock buyer, was
here during the week.
G. II. Stevens, Jr., has been upon a
visit from Porterville.
A few OF our folks attended the Nor
gan stake conference on the l4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beard Of Evans
ton are visiting here at present.
We have just had the heaviest snow
of the season but 10 sleishnding yet.
John Beard has been quite sick with
la grippe but is better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mr.. William Jones Of Ogden
were visiting relatives here ON Sunday
last.
Mrs. Hodson of Plain City was visit
ing her daughter, Niles l.. liodson on the
18th.
Several visitors from the near settle
meuts attended the dance here on the
18TH.
There Is some sickness here yet, but
nearly all are reported to be better than
when l wrote last.
A dance in the evening Is the only
program 30 far heard Of for Washing.
toms Birthday in Heneler.
william Brewer has renewed his com
mission as a Notary Pablic, and is pre-
pared for all WORK in that line.
c. IT. r. Stevens, ST., has been spend
ing few days in Porterv'lle with his
daughter, Mrs. Selma Keppin.
NJ. f. Harris, who has been spending
the winter in Idaho with his sheep,
came home ON the 10Th. lie reports
sheep doing fairly well there so far.
Several anonymous letters addressed
to the public here have been found
lately signed rom the "Man In the
Moon. ! presume they will be- an
sRered by bis "sun" before long.
The postmaster has been quite busy
th, la-t few days with the valentine
business. Many have received tokens
OF love aud Cupid has done good work,
Tho comic valentine has also been
4ous Boz rounds. lJ b. 90 ba hoped
an wil tm mu iueool plr.
William Bond sro celebrated his
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19

Two years ago the State OF Wisconsin
passed law providing that the courts
could commit INDECENT inebrlates to tho
care Of Kelley or gold cure institute
the expense Of their treatment 10 be
borne by the counties from which they
came. The people Of Wisconsin gener.
ally have rebellcd against the law.
They claim that the bills presented
during the last two years amount 10
$4,000 In Milwaukee county, and other
counties In proportion. And now the
Supreme court has declared the law un.
constitutional, and 10 the experiment
" at an end In that State. Notwith-
standing all that, We believe that such
law is in the interest Of both humanity
and economy. II the county Of Milwau-
kee has paid $4,000, the chances are
that 800 drunkards have been treated
and that at least go Of them have been
restored to their normal condition. with.
out II. 270 would probably ,.o., ~
county In the matter OF Rrres,s i'm.
prisonment and burial expenses two or
Three times that amount In the nsvt
I'VE years Then on the humane aida
Wepresume Wisconsin does not n,urmnr
AT keeping the INDECENT sick i'm hos.
pltals' supplying them with physician.
nurses, medicines, food and coffin, vben
they die, Now, alcoholism il iust a.
much disease rs typhoid fever or liver
complaint, and need. Just as ear,fui
Treatment. The only difference IL TIA,
men, lookingat the mailer in a hard
'oid business sense, have thought in
helr minds that liza man through tho
ices OF his appetite becomes IN. itis
10 concern OF theirs. It merely shows
low state ol civilization to cav tba.a
nah who drIuk- until the mind and
'ody are deceased rs entitled 10 no nitv
NO thata man who cats rich dinners
nul he conturisthegont 'a ontitledto
'''mra--ion The proul bnne of tbe
'lnlry lr drunkenness. A euro bos
'rn Invented which ayo.anl redeems
n' men out of tuu, anil chat fact alone
sufficient io justify any State i'm ok.
'Ni.ns largo amounts OF money 90 ne.
rem 'neDnates.-sht LtEeTdbune
A'.i4o dIlerentorm oEslptr,nb..
.u Niuped hanoi ta ucftlt NM H.,
'thi ulcers cain ha realiI, ru,,,
& % nus Witch Hazel snIv.. "f
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19
nEHE AND rurWE.

Ogden Feb. 3.-Cah G 1.oyclnnd a
wcll.knoNn resident Of Ogden, and Tor.
merly sheriff oi box Elder county for
several tcrm.. died very suddenly here
tonight about q O'Clock. The cause H.
supposed Go have been hear, trouble.
Cottonwood canyon near Brigham
was swept boy a snoN.lidc ~ an early
hour Friday night, which resulted In
the killing Of Andrew Anderson aud
the cInomhing Tor Elk hours OF John
Anderson and Andrew Mile.
Several surveyors have recently gone
TO Milford aud Salina. and the fact has
added Ia the interest ID those follow ing
railroad work. The maticri. explained
10y irrigation work being in course Of
projection in the desert country.
The Missouri Pacific. In connection
With Eastern lines. hiss put on fast
freight service, which deliver. freight
shipped FROM Boston Ia Utah In nine
days. Heretofore twelve days has been
considered good time. The Zig Four
torns part ol the linc.-iadlanapolis
Journal.
Provo, Feb. l3.--Thc strike IL ended.
The employees ofihe wooden mills found
there was likelihood Of permanent
idlencss fora year. aud the married
men, with large families TO suppor
who had only acQuisced In the striks.
without being real participants. beca me
exitcd and prevailed on the others to
accept the terms Of the board-one.third
each and the rest produce.
Pleasant Grove, Feb. 10. Stephen Il.
Rose, an old resident OF Utah, died here
this evening, aged 80 years. His death
was due to general debility. MIR. Rose
was N Utah 10 lste, aud Nasa reside n,
'of SAT- Lake City rom that time unit
he moved TO Pleasant Grove. about
twenty Year, 80. During his resi-.
dence Do salt l.'ke he was clerk for
WilliAn Jennings Tor more than twenty
years, lie also served term AS an In
dian agent. lie was an intimate friend
Of Brigham Young and was widely
known among the residents Of Utah.
Mt Pleasant, Feb. l2.-Mt. Pleasant
has lost another Of her old pioneers and
respected citizens In the death Of Jesse
lessen, who dicl last Sunday and was
buried yesterday. He was a native Of
Denmark, having been born there In
1925. lie emiaated to the United
States In 1883, arrived at salt Lake City
the following yea. lie joined the pio-
neer colony In NJ. Pleasant In 1860. and
resided here continuously since.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19
WEEKLY REVIEW


tfhuslffHiH
The unrc favorable features Of the
business -nlc. at 100000 tons Of steel
rails on 'he collapse oi the pool, which
promises work Tor the mills Tor months
10 COME, 'hc advance in the prize Of
r'iui cNo,h-, following Is the sale OF $50,
UuO pieces from accumulated stocks, and
the starting mp nt number Of im-
porlant metal aud other industrial
establishments throughout the eastern
aud middle states.
The recent reduction in the prices Of
steel bllcts Of 81 ton while rails were
reduced only s3 iorcshndowcd another
cnt 10 rail prices or the breaking up Of
the pool, The latter finds prices from
- To ~ lower that last week. One
effect will be 10 stimulate exports Of
rails, demand for domestic Bessmcr pig
iron aud Tor ore, aud consumption Of iron
aud steel generally. There Is a
moderate Increase in demand fo- pig
iron NJ rittsburg, and purchases have
been made by st. Louis stove makers.
Considerable activity l. reported IA
hemlock leather, for which the price IL
higher, aud America purchases Of wool
at the late London sale amount TO 45,-
900 bales, the heaviest total Nc any one
such sale since the speculative buying
there by Americans prior 10 the going
into effect Of the Mckinley tarriil.
Memphis reports revived interest I'm
shoes and clothing, aud birmingham
aud jacksonville a moderate increase in.
the volume Of trade as aphng approaches.
Louisville collections have improved.
aud orders for spring goods at 81. Louis
have increased. Chicago dry good.
iobbcrs report only moderate gain,
but 81. Paul sales Of dry goods, shoes,
groceries, hardware. drugs aud millinery
are the most encouraging for any week
thus for this year.
At most other, among more imporianf
western and centoral.western citles
trade remains quiet and UNCHANGED.
with little prospects Tor an early i'm.
provement. Omaha reports business
dall' aud at Galveston, where dis
'nou'lon Of merchandise has been fairly
active, the reverse Is now ltruc. Trade
Is dull aud unsatisfactory at Cleveland,
and Charleston advise. that collections
are falling behind.
The movement oithe prices Is. on the
whole, favorable, gains, in addition to
those for print cloths, leather and Bes.
semer pig iron, being reported for turpen.
tine, lead, zinc and sugar. Firm and
unchanged prices arc announced Tor
Hour wheat, pork lard, coffee. petroleum,
copper aud Tor steel bullets, while add.
ton TO lower prices Of steel rails are
those for Indian corn aud oats and
cotton
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19

RocKrom, Utah, frb. Is, lsoi
Enron rMr,
Mis- Cor, ~tem1rdgc has gone Co
Kama. go visit iuynds.
The Misses Eva aud Carrie rcler-ou
are visiting relatives here.
Mis- Louie Johnson has gone 20 Park
City To stay Tor some time.
y. ". Peterson and Alfred Sctmous
have gone to Salt Lake CITY va busi-
ness.
Mis- Ionic Pack vi Kama- vas the
CUES, al Mics Minnie Stcmhudgc Iast
week.
4 party col. children went 10 Oakley
on Saturday last 20 surprise the Mi-scrt
Sadie aud Violate Gibbons.
Mr.. John S,sker and ptand-iaughter
Miss Hattie Stalker, left herc on satur-
day for their home ia Ogden.
There will be = dance, on the 2end in
the Rockport hal Tor tie benefit Of thc
brass band. Al are respectfully invited.
\ surprise patty wa, gotten mp on
Mr.. John Stalker ON the ilth, at the
residence Of his brother. Mr.. W"'
Stalker. The people Of Rockport, old
and young, we're present. and Hn en-
joynblc evening vas spent by all.
Mrs. Luke .. Ramsdell OF Park City
il the guest Of her mother.in-law. Mis-.
Julia COssey. II. :.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19
oAKLrN
OAklEn. ulah. Feb. la. lspl

OAElKr, Utah, Feb. 10, 1897
EproR TNrs
H. VI. Mccham il visiting friends in
WHn-hip.
L. G. jensenand family have returned
from Round valley.
W. W. Hortin has boughts fine sleigh
aud he tired 1t yesterday.
C.. :. Work Is dandy. lie has lost
that little dark nioustache.
Dan amberi &. reported TO be cutting
about 10000 feet Of lumber per day.
There seems to be- something in
sleishing, as Mr., Work Is out nearly
every night.
The Ice harvest is in full blast az pres.
ent ana irom AL indications twill last
Tot some time.
The late storms have increased the
depth 81 snow to eight feet at some
places ia the mountains, so tits re-
ported 10y the men engaged in logging.
The old tattler il on the rounds again.
She seems TO be ON the roundup about
once year but has done better this
year. she has been around twice al
ready.
A snow slide ju.faboyc James Evans
place damned the Geek up fifteen
feet deep syd b, WAS some four hours OF
more lSaiore the water came down. For
,Gna,ely no one was passing 1T the
time
The sawmill men MP South Fork
have been compelled To make some very
queer rules with regard To lumber
hauling. Jfa tramster gets there on
tine hrgeis his load Immediately, hui
iihe leaves his sled and returns homt
lac Ia likely to not get his load until
next winter. Some men have been
knogn TO stay two days and then take u
load OF slabs with the promise OF get.
ting load oilumber next week. s.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19

Hut be- saved ih.r lives uf ten wcu thut
day.
An trckUuil paid him hack.
ratd. bee vuUnt no darnol supakiu'
Wuu ru...
An be- newer urlyci atlI.
Hut her.cr,d upm. life ~ meet hi-
Cod,
AZ soon N- O.. hcarcd the call.
An whether b, 'sgune above ~ below
It's likely We mightcnt agree.
Hut, stranger, ii Kansas jim are iu he'll,
It's good enough place Ter the.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19

The supreme court rendered an opjn-
ion yesterday IN the ease OF Eureka City
vs.. X. q. Wilson, which il Of more
than usual interest, for the reason that
IL deals almost exclusively with the
matter Of appeals to the Supreme court
In cases originating in Justices
courts.
Wilson was convicted before Jus.
tice Of the Peace at Eureka for ob.
structing u street by moving build
ing upon uthe thoroughfare without
having obtained permission, ~ pro.
yided by the ordinances. lie appealed
TO the District court, where he wac
again convicted, after which ne APP
pealed TO the Supreme court.
Upon the argument in the Supreme
court il was contended 10y the re-
spondent that the decision Of the u is-
trict court WA final, under the proyis-
ions soi the Constitution. which pro.
vide that appeals shall be from the
final judgment Of Justices OF the Peace
in civil and criminal eases to the Dis,
trct courts ON both questions OF law
and fact, with such limitations aud re-
strictions ~ shall be provided by law;
and the decision OF the District court
on such appeals shall be- hual, except
loo cases involving the validity OF tho
smtuJep
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19
wANsnIT
wAx.mr, Utah, Feb. II, 1877.

WANsmr, Utah, Feb. II, 1877.
Enron TMEs:
Mrs. A. Rasmussen went IN salt Lake
ON the 10th.
Miss julia Rasmussen went TO SAT-
Lake on the 10th. She will stay about
three weeks.
James Mills went 90 Evanston ON the
I4th TO wish his children who are stay
ing with his parents.
A surprise was eottenup by the young
people ON the Carter brothers ON Mon
DAY evening, the 18th.
The brass band ball comes of on the
l0th. \.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19

UIrpN, UrAn, Feb. IL, 1897.
EnrUa rmEs;
j l.. Randall Is suffering from an
attack Ut ,hlls This is the third at
tack.
Quite o uumlrr FROM Hoytsviilc, Coal
willie. Spring Hollow ant Echo we're
noticed a, the masquerade ball held in
the Social hai In Upton on Monday
evening last.
The Anniversary oi washinEton's
birthday will D. held in Che Social hail
ON Monday. The afternoon exercises
will consist Of au appropriate program
by the school children under the direc-
ton 81 Miss Coplcy, our school teacher
Nour correspondent wishes to ac-
knowledge through TIN TiNEs iarors
iron the Hon. &. A. Calls. &c.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19

A breeder OF Chester White pigs
reports that he iids business better at
present than Il has been for a long
while, says u Chster County Penna.) )
exchange. A ievinornings ago he had
AN order for twenty-five specimens, and
that same evenin he received call for
seven more. Thtpigs were shipped to
New England, whre the favor Of Boston
bean IL said 10 bereatly improved II a
tender juicy slice { Chester White pork
is baked In the SAFE pot. Thus Mnsa.
elnsetts receiyetiIs return for the
elocutionists, mucians and teachers
which are annual sent down to Penn.
sylyahia. We are niormed that first.
class Chester Whes can te obtained
from Potts Bros, prkesburg. Chester
Co.. Pa, AZ well a,scotch Collie dogs
and poultry.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19

rroA, Utah, Feb. II, 1877.

ILuA, ltah, req, II, lhi4'
EWloR rIMrs;
To-day the weather opened up warm,
clear and bright.
The little child OF Oscar wilkins has
been sick but is now much better.
sAlghiug IL in good condition aud the
tcau,lers are making the best OF Il.
Tie young folks are having u Gne
time; almost every evening they are out
sleiariding.
Oh. wirth came up from Rockport
and prnt Saturday aud Sunday with
friens IN Peoa.
J.l. Marchant and a portion Of his
ta,nif Who have been sick during the
mast eek are now slowly recovering.
Fraklin o. MaTchant, son Of +. W.
Marchnt, has deem quite sick for the
past ~ days; the young gentleman Is
nov towering
Thelnow storm on Tuesday was the
beayid Of the seasoh and the ground
IA e,,red with the beautiful to the
depth a foot OF more,
The pupils OF the district school,
,nder ,e direction Of tbs teachers, will
,i,.anntertainment on the afternoon
opFebr,ry %. Washinglon's birthday.
T,om vat can be- learned | am inclined
10 belize that twill be most Gu
joyablolair
cen,man from a neigh boring state,
and Who a subscriber for TnE INNS,
""n,,ln,i that only abous hall the
80. rrh him. would advise the
Ir,,.,id. 10 Interested in TnR TINS
p H., il rs on TO it, destination; sub
scribs iohe paper and have one OF
LIsoyu the fault Is ~ supposed.
~. .n,d all be thankful for what
g., ,r,ls We can get, but
&c" lent, / would ask, Tor legis-
-, ly allow Judges Of election
nv u.arauall lay aud all night
~ obey, themsetyos, receive
VIZ or thIecor four hours, work
lo', INV. an.tbcn be was ever thus
cav" ntlla radical change H.
""' can O. be sud; "Ihe
i'' Mtssed 10 viii bu onr
i r'o. .anrshenre and we viii be-
lh"'' ambition oi some men.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19
Amer a siiocf Arizona

kingsmnn, Aria. II. BRO. Lund
and Il. D woolley, 70 commissioner
appointed by the Uh Legislature to
treat with the Arila Legislature for
the annexation Of mlion Of Arzona
north Of the coloro river to Utah.
are hso. They say be pacific settle.
ment Of me houndaryueslion will ad
vance Nrizoua's chaus Tor Statehood.
The territory inyolyc.its north OF the
Colorado river, irom50 90 2j1' mile
away from the countyats.
rhecommissionors 10 flagstaff 10.
night thence TO phlx 10 get the
Legislature TO momorze Congress TO
make incorporation.
our people nre eiug more and
moreinthe habitoi loohg TO John Hoy.
dgnNsou ior the latest lbe-t ofrvary. F.
thus JOB tac drug Iy They II
Chamberlain ConFh lucdy amaa.
ior l'a cure. of bad ~ Group aud|
Nlo'piur cough Whcnncoi OF such
medicine give CHS rcmsp raI anal
you will be moro than Plea with the
result.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19
THE COUNTY NE VS.
GATHERED BY OR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The t,ent- ~ the wvck FROM nearly
E,cry rown In summit County what
"rhr rimes's' Representative nav"
Fpuu' 60 write Ah"ut.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-19
KANSAS JIM


Ain'' Thur room ou the aoos nor Their
iikc2
Ycr1I apologize? Wall, Ihars no Of
icnse,
But that pup thar's praiicular pert,
Amt therroutI on thcr hour nor thee
ao,,
But don't Ike his ioelin's hurt.
Jusia leeiie more pnen nose paint,
Bhl.
No. stranger, amt MECH on lush.
Bus ny iurlar- kinder parchcd With
and an' icat.
An drer than alkali bnsh.
What might d, yer lay, what. reporter
hell
Say, patd, aim; 1t kinder weak.
Fer cns- yer size to 70 nodn' round
Like an ornery topoarcd sneak2
Don't rilo 80 dt-nvd sudden. ther amt
ne use
In kcken at every slip
I'm Oh my feed an day Zach W. this
An my tongue, kinder lost i,s grip.
III give yeh u tale Of thet Red Horse
gueh,
Wecalled it the Lane Star claim.
Twill stssgcr yer knockneed dudes In
the East,
Well, Bill, make minc the same.
Twas tongh, hard crowd on ther Lone
star lode,
ln the winter Of 90,
A rcsky spot fer tenderioot, pard.
For Their ways war lcetlo free.
Tier war Monte Julius. Grcaser
slick,
Al a naTsty man with gun,
Thar war Bronco Peter, an, Whisky
Sam,
Al, me On, Drunken Dunn.
B't Kansas Jim, Their mines engineer
say,
I reckon you'd call him worst,
lie was squar an white, but morbid
cuss,
M, stranger he had a thirst
u would dry ther bed Of iher Rio
Glande
ilrsm bsnk TO bank. an, say,
He would swaar ill tier boys grew
nervous like,
In most amazin' way.
Names don't count fer much in crowd
like that,
But he lowed his name war Jim,
An rs how he had left Their states ici
cause,
but we never asked Of him
Any reason why, fer he'd draw his gun
In away which was rather fast
When some darned evercurious cuss
Remarked about his past.
But gospel sharp struck their camp
one day,
An the boys, they got pious mad,
But rm darned II Jim wasn't worst Of
all
Say, stranger, he had 'em bad.
lie didn't pray like, an groan with Their
crowd,
But he dropped on ther cards an lush,
An lac sulked and worried hisself most
wild
Like wounded baar IN Their brush.
lie lowed ~ his life had been full Of
sin,
But he seen Their light ut last,
An he waited Their time TO come and
prove
As how he'd redeem ther past.
An IL came one night when Their mine
took fire,
An Their b"ysrushed mad fer Their rope
Jim stood at his post at ther lever
brake,
lie knew 'twar ther only hope.
Their cage crawled mp TO their mouth
Of ther pit
An ther rope coiled up like q snake,
Tight around Their drums, an jim
watched II rice,
A waitih To pull ther brake.
Then Their came crash, an ther lever
broke,
An jim, he felt Sher blow,
Thar war death above in ther broken
bar,
An blszin' hell below.
pard, herd Jim groan, an his lips
looked white,
While my heart grew sick and cold,
Then an angeIlike emile come on his
face,
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wAusArcn, Utah, Feb. H. lse.
Enron TNws;
wm. Ball. Nho has been laid up with
sickacss tine past two weeks, is nov linz
proving.
WIN. Holt, the new section foreman
and gifc, are nov installed In the ooni-
pany boarding house.
The prospects for moisture for the
coming season have heightened CON
sidersbly during the past week. Tor
quite a lot Of snow has fallen.
our population was added TO during
the week by the arrival Of baby boy
to Mrs. May, the wife Of night operator
here. Mr.. and Mrs. May are now
settled At housekeeping.
The frsi good drifting uinds Of the
winter came during the past week and
the snow is piled up in banks and drifts
in consequence, which will have the
effect OF making the water hold out
longer the coming season. j. b.
p.rl on, I,,.n.,.n
Provo. Feb. H. another important
step ha- been taken In the Rio Grand
Western Railway companv's propo.ed
extension to Park City. II has been
decided TO make Poyo the junction.
providing certain concessions. asked
for at the CITY Council this evening.
are ganted. The requests are moi
exirayagant, anf yiu no doubt be
grAntad.. sr.r-.-...l
In brief, the ri, Rand Western ne.
titions for more depot facilities and for
the privilege Of a double track along
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-23
A Card.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Aug. p, 1897.
 To the Public: Certain scsndalOus statements having been mischievously circulated of late regarding the visit of certain young lady to my office, l desire to state that such visi, was dur ing open business hours and purely on professional business. l desire to stste that all statements made in re- gard thereto and so circulated are ab- solutely false, and were started by designing persons to injure the inno- cent. ALLEN R. ENGLISH.