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The herald., 1897-09-01
Los ANGELES DAILY HERALD
SWORN STATEMENT CIRCULATION.

State Of California. County Of Los Ange-
less.
L. NJ. Holt. superintendent Of circulation
Of the Los Angeles Daily Herald. being
first duly sworn. deposes and says: That
for the five months from February l. 1897.
tc June 90 1897 (inclusive), the total circu-
lation of the said Daily Herald was 1.290, ,6S5
copies being an average daily circulation
Of 66O4.
That the weekday circulation during the
above time was 107l ,567, being daily aver
cgc Of $500 copies
That the Sunday circulation during the
above time was 21s,05o, being an average fCi
each Sunday OF 1O;43l.
L. NJ. HOLT,
Superintendent of Circulation.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of July, 1897
FRANK j. COOPER.
Notary Public in and for the County OF Los
Angeles. State Of California.
The herald., 1897-09-01
Free Circus

Hicks-Have a good time out riding
your bicycle this evening?
Wicks (neophyte)-Not so good time
as the people who were watching me-
Boston Transcript.
The herald., 1897-09-01

Sturgis, a town in Kentucky, has
just voted in favor of prohibition, bu:
when it will be moved out of the state
has not yet been decided.
The herald., 1897-09-01

Will Prince Henri lecture or go on
the stage? He seems to be failure as
a newspaper correspondent.
The herald., 1897-09-01

The Salt Lake Herald thinks that men
can be bred from monkeys because mon
keys are often bred from men. How
about hogs?
The herald., 1897-09-01

Representative Dingley is said to have
the largest hennery in the state of
Maine. The tariff on eggs is five cents
a dozen, and Canada is only few miles
away.
The herald., 1897-09-01
Wrong Way to Find Out

Why should San Jose be rated as city
of 10000 inha abitants when 1t in reality
has more than 30,000?-San Jose Mer-
curry,
The herald., 1897-09-01

The Dingley bill presents some seriouc
antiquities. Time will disclose that it
is full Of inequalities and grote5que fea-
lures. The committees which framed it
The herald., 1897-09-01
A Long Suffering Son

Narragansett Peruvian Burnett.
the original Lord Fauntleroy, Is here,
minus his curls.-NeW York Herald
The herald., 1897-09-01

The five crooks who escaped from the
Leadville Jail Sunday night took the
precaution to lock the jailer in a cell.
They were not in favor Of general Jail
delivery and SO left the jailer as an evil
dence OF good faith.
The herald., 1897-09-01

Pleading Reputation as an Excuse
She-Before we were married you used
to say was an angel.
dad used to tell me there were three
celebrated liars in our town; that my
brother was one and the other two."-
Life.
The herald., 1897-09-01

were too much under the influence of
special interests and too disregardful OF
the general welfare to create an intelli-
gent and just measure. What was want
ed was simplicity and not complexity.
The herald., 1897-09-01
NUGGETS AGAIN

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1907.
The herald., 1897-09-01

| minus oI the french people she Is more
saint than a assassin.
| The year 1900 was marked, by the as
sas'sinatlon of a man of whom the world
knows but little, anl vet who did a vast
deal for that very world. The man was
Jean Baptiste Kleber, French general,
the son Of garden aborer in Strae,burx.
While at Cairo, erdeavoring tonegotiate
treaty with the Turks, Turkish ia
matte, who had conceived the idea that
| kleber Was an eEemy of his country.
shot him. France was at that time in a
state of almost anarchy and for this
reason the death of man who ranked
with the greatest field marshals of Eu-
rope in point of ability was passed over
with comparatively slight notice
| Assa ssdnation has been the sword, of
! Damocles suspended over the heads of
the czars of Russia. Twice has 1t fallen.
Once. March "a, 1901, and again. March
13, 1881. The first event of this sort was
| the death of the Car Paul, who in al,
actual fight with his mobiles ard officers
was strangled. The second death was
that of the Gar Alexander II, who on
| the date mer toned while driving ut
st. Petersburg, was killed by a dyna-
mite bomb cast by Nihilist. The suc-
cessful attempt was the last of num-
ber of efforts to bring about the death of
the monarch ''in the interests of the
cause of liberty" even though 1t was
his ukase which, March 8, 1861, emanci-
pated 23,OO0,00O serfs. His assassin alton
took place within one year of the time
that he dissolved the secret police, as
a concession to the very men who
brought about his death.
| Coming down to more modern times,
we have the assassination of President
The herald., 1897-09-01
The II
Sun J.
Never Rises
Clothing
Corner

Upon day that is not full Of
suggestions for your wardrobe. No want Of
man that we cannot supply. We could tell you
one hour today of here and there warblings on
the Underwear question. When you want Under
wear you know just whether you can pay 500
or $500 But do you always
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

Classification Of domestic mail matter.
domestic mail mailcr-ihat Is, mai
matter sent In The malls from one post
office 10 another within the United
staies-is divided into ,wo classes, rs
follows
Firtclass-Wriitun mntler, namely,
Letters, postal carl., and hl matter
wholly or partly In writing. whether
sealed or unsesled Except manuscript
copy accompanying prooi.sheets or COZ.
rected prooi.shects OF 'he samel Al
matter sealed or otherwise closed
against inspection Is also Of the nr-i-
class.
The following nam1i articles are
among those subject TO the hr-tclnas
rate Of postage. -Authogmph albums
containing writing, bank books with
written enterIes; hank checks llled
ont In writing, whether concealed or
no, written visiting cards cold letters, %
whether sent slngly or IN hnlk stenn.
graphic or shorthand notes; diplomas,
marriage. insurance or other certificates
filled ont ia writing, .nanuscrlpt copy.
when not accompanied with printed
prooiaheet-; typo written matter. and
manifold copies Of tho same. together
with Limitations or reproductions
thereof, or Of handwriting not easily
recognized ~ su"h drawings and plans
containing written words, letters or
1gnrvl. indicating size, price, dimen.
sIon-, ETC.. envelopes bearing written
adirr-set remailed postal cards wholly
or partly In wrting;printei assessmeht
notices with amount doe or stamped In
printed priceli.is containing hand. |
stamped or written ngnresj printed
receipts with hand-siampod or written
signature; printed bank forms, filled
put In writing printed cards bea-ing
grltteu or marked date, whore the date
b not the date NJ the card hut gives In. /
ormalion ~ to when the sender will.
all, or willdellyer something mentioned
u the printed part Of the card, or Ia the
Iaie upon which something IL acknow.
edged to have been received; indented
n perforated sheets Of paper, contain
ng characters which can be read by
he blind, when thoy contain actual
ersonal correspondence.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

five years for Supt. CluG Of the II. Y.
Academy. His brother Jack will join
him saturday.
Visitors 90 conference on Saturday
were Mr..iNbby aud Fannie Crit ndrn.
John Brown and wife and A. Hobson.
On sunday, Joseph Lee and mother. C..
R1debacs and Miss Elizabeth IIoyt.
Missionary Alex. Street. arrived
home on the noon train Monday from
his mission 10 England. lie relates that
be- had VET, interesting voyage. Left
GLASGOW on the 18th OF March. The
fist live days avery rough sea prevailed,
blowing and minlug, which OF course
produced sickness. After twelve da, D.
VOYAGE New touudIaud was reached,
which presented a beautiful sight. The
travel by land was somewhat retarded.
through the flooded districts, max ing
the passage this way much longer tAan
usual. On Wednesday night Mr.. Streets
was given q grand welcome 90 the meet.
ing house, which was well Glled. A nice
program was rendered and luncheon
served, with dance Of one hour TO
close CIV
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
MANsmIr
wASsum, Utah, April s, 1897.


Enron rmEsi
Not many attended conference from
this place
our Mutual will soon close for the
season.
Mrs. Louis Judd aud daughter Pre-
celllia went TO salt Lake last week.
J. W. Anderson leu Tor Idaho on the
5fh. lie has gone TO look after hi
sheep that are In that state.
II nry Reynolds, W. D. CockeriIl, j..
NJ llixson, Jr., and Peter NJ. Hixson
all went TO Salt Lake last week.
T. T.. Pratt should have lectured here
last week, but on account Of such a poor
turnout the meeting was adjourned.
Up, Waterson OF Pennington came
up on the 9Th, lie has been doing some
repairing on the Carter q Moore mill.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ole Rasmussen went
to Ogden on the 3rd TO attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Rasmussen's father, who died on
the 3lst.
Mrs. J. +. Myres is now playing the
organ for choir practices. She handles
the instrument nicely which materially
helps the choir.
Quite number have been sick here
Tor som" time past but are getting
D ..tf.. Ia, L. u N....... 49,. -. ..tf
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

oAELrY, Utah, April s, 1877
Enron TINES
Miss Edith Anderson will return home
In o short time.
The roads are the worst they have
been since last spring
Marion Frazier aud others returned
ron conference la.twedncsday.
Horace Stevens has returned from
the capitol tie reports farming very
backward m that sccuon
Marion Frazier, Jr., has returned to
the .. Y. Academy At Provo to complete
his course Of studies for the season.
K. W. Maxwell has completed the
hauling Of the ibrck for his new house
which Is TO be- one ofthe finest ,truc-
lures in the country, when completed.
louis c. Jensen don't think il advi-.
able Tor nis father 10 buy five or xix
thousand dollars, worth of cows 10 fur
nish milk Tor the creamery, as was TO-.
ported yesterday. 5.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

George Yates died very suddenly from
heart trouble at the Pack concentration
about o o'clock Tuesday. lie was seized
with q iainllng spell while walking along
the Union Pacific track, but was able
with assistance 20 walk totbe building,
where he eXpired in iow minutes.
Mr. Yates was "a years ofagc and leaves
wife and seven children.
Andrew Fisher, who was seriously
injured by the explosion OF missed
hole at the Ontario No. 8 Tuesday, o. re-.
ported In comfortable condition TO day
aud % is thought he will be out again
In 1.-Two Or three weeks. HIS eyes arr
snie, sud also his kuoc, which was
struck by q flying rock.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

Representative llopkin returned from
Salt Lake last "wednesday aud brought
back four assay. nj ores from the Robin.
son mine, which run from Si2 to tis per
tan ir gold
Work + being pushed an the claims
at Croydon, eight miles east Of Morgan.
and the vein is widening aud the quality
Of ore :. approving, The shaft is now
ia --vnsgTcca sih ,he gein.is thought
TO b. atlea.t sixty feet " ide.
The Garfield Mining company. com.
posed Of capitalists and practical min.
Ing mon OF Evanston, have located ten
claims one mile east OF the depot, and
a number Of men and surveyor. are now
engaged n doing the district and loca.
ton work.
Dan Homer and Sam Campbell have
let the contracts for making q 1Oo-ioot
tunnel In their property &C Cottonwood
toCampbell * Bemis Of Salt Lake. Tor
one'hali interest in the claim. This
vii! greatly develop the property anl
place iton apaying basis.-Mo'gan Mir
roF
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
HEnE AND rnrHr.

The Horse Shoe Minine Il Milling
company is pushing development work
on ne claim near the Hercules power
plant IN Logan canyon. The latest
ASSAY on picked samples was t83 " In
g'li, aud thiriy.uiur ounces silver
They claim to be working iour.ioot
hs-ufr vein
sheriff Storfs is making investigation.
into tho matter Of tho death ut Lorenzo
Icrgcnscn, who was reported TO have
been killed ina suowslidc ON Feb. H..
There b. some appearance of foul play,
as tie news of the fatality was not
reported until March 81 Il is expect.
ed that something will drop during the
present week, unless the mysteries a..
tending the affair are cleared up. -
Provo Cor. Herald.
The mining boom is still on, aud con.
siderable work is being done prospect.
ing un the veins Of ore that are found.
Every aspy that We have heard Of 20
iat shows gold in more OF lc.s uuanli-
ties in the surface rock There is mo-
doubt of VefnaI having one OF the
greatest mining hoom- oi any town In
Utah, ~ soon ne the snow d. all gone
aHd the work oipro.pcctiug and develop.
mcnt OF elaine can he pushed more
rapidly --Expwss
By an accident on the Oregon Short
Line in Idaho Saturday one pisscngcr
was killed. Eve seriously injured and
eight slightly hurt. The other pas-cu.
gers we're bnily shaken nap. but, forth.
nately. escaped. The name Of the man
killed is T.. Kennedy Ut Kansas CITY. OH
hi way 90 Vancouver.
The A. ". Ccdd.ui Plain city who
wa. iniutcd 10 Gle Oregon short Line
wreck Saturday {. a wealthy farmer oil
weher county, living ih lain city, whr
has considerable property interests In
idaho. Mr.. ncHilc Smith il train
messenger aud well known here. Mr.
x. :. Hanover, smother Of the injured
who gave his residence ns Ogden, un
known here 20 iar q, can be learned. -
Cor Tribune.
Members Of the Ladies' Republican
clubhaye been very busy the past week
spinning aud weaving silk raised b,
lher' last year. The clab produced lCC
pounds OF cocoon- last season. ior shi,l
they. Ieceiycl 70 bounty from I'M
stala. ahs i..t S.al- ilas noe-asr. ~.
an expert, Miss Elinor Pyper. laugh
ter Of the late Judge Piper, TO icael
them how to spin aud reel the silk. sh,
has about dozen girls who aro learn
ing the iniricacics Of the business under
her direction. She intends 10 stay win
them for another week. after which
time they hops TO he able 10 get along
without her instruction. The club say
they Intend 30 try aud give the In.
dusirya good test and see II II can be
made "a paying Industry IN Utah. -
Sprngyille Cor. Tribune.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

The T. : Dean cor .paHy which has
been operating il various cI,io. v "-o
successfully, has at last came to that
same end thu. All companies that onfer
"sometllpg for nothingp do. The salt
Lake Office was on Tuesday put into tho
hands OF the constable and inyestors
crowded the office in vain for their od.
gipal deposits.
IL Is estimated that the Dean com
pany had at least 600 customers In the
Salt Lake branch. Tits claimed that AT
least 100000 was invested from this
point at the present time, all OF which
was said to have been sent on to New
York by the agent there. This amount
II Is said, was made up from renlttances
sent Ia from customers residing mostly
In Idaho and Utah. Outside Of salt
Lake Il il said that Ogden, Park Civ
and Pocatello were very prolific
points for operation.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

RocEroHr, Utah, April 2, 1891
EproH rMrsi
Wan. Stalker has commenced iounda-
ton Tor new barn.
The infant babe Of Mr.. aud Mrs Jos.
eph Vernon is cry sick.
Misses Lydia Stalker aud Cora stem
bridge have gone TO salt Lake to work
at dressmaking.
Robert sddoway aud son Robert
started for salt Lake ON horseback last
Saturday.
The entertainment given last Friday,
for the benefit oithe primary associa-
ton, WAS quite we'll attended.
Farley =. Pratt announce q lecture
here on Saturday last but ON account OF
mud aud hard times, he was compelled
~ abandon H..
Monday was tho most changcablc day
Of the season here. We had two rain
-lorms, four snow storms. one hail
storm and sunshine between each.
a pcfaan could be very comfortable in
his shirt sleeves, aud in ten minute,
he would nearly freeze with an over
coat on.
Those who took advantage Of cheap
rates to salt Lake to attend conference
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Hortin aud
daughter Hazel, MIS-. Alice Malin, Mrs.
Hattie Puck, Mrs. G. seamons, Mrs.
Sarah Gibbons and Mcssrs. Joseph llor-
tin aud Airel Stemhridge. d. :.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

Uiro>, urAu, April 7. 1897.
Enron rMts:

UPTON, IrAu, April Z, 1897.
Enron Tmts;
The following named persons from
Upton attended conference. william
Boyer aud wife samuel Robinson. John
Saxtou, NJ. 7. staley and ASel Blond.
quest
The religious class meetings hay, been
changed from Wednesday evening 20
meet ON Sunday evening at 7 pm
From letter, received by Meadows
Bros. from The winter range In wyom.
ing it's learned there ave heavy lu.r.s
in many herds. Fortunately Meadow.
Bros. loss ha. been light 20 lar.
Quite u number Of young men lett
Upton Oh Friday lac, Tor Sinpetc county
to engage Zoo shearng. They will return
10 timeto commence .hcaring 10 sun.
init county on orabout the ist Of june.
A. Motel 20 TIM rnirs Of April 2ni.
your corr ,poniut thinks 10 high time
that q fire. or bucket brigade ut- or.
ganized in Colgilir tor protection to
property, a' from tine drop Ola match
or the siump Of cigarette. which are
often car3cs-ly thrown into dry demis,
ioge her With % slight wind. Ore
would siafihud become beyond control.
Mr. Editor with pleasure note
through rlu rNr- OF April 2nd the
establishment OF q crcmcry in the south
end oithe county, an industry th,t has
long been neelel hy the rconle. Much
ha- bscu 'aid ON This matter. aud very
little has been done. The enterprise
should receive the undivided support oi
the farmers and ranchers OF the southern
portion q the county Plenty oi milk
can he procured In that vicinity 10 make
tia succeeds Cheese can be- made equal
to aud better than ,hat Imported from
the east, aud irec from adulteration. II
1 hoped that the undertaking will be
successful. &c.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

irsuH, uab, April :, 1907.
EDroH TINS
AIrs. Annie Bunot held sewing bee
on the 9Th
Miss Francis Dawson left this week
for Park City 10 stay Tor time.
II Randall is the father OF bounc.
ing baby boy, It should have been re-
ported before, but " uctter mtc than
never.
dr. aud Mrs. T.. Brown Of PARK City
have been visiting In Ilencier for
several days.
win you inform your readers II there
II any bounty on squirrels In this county
FOR the present season2 n 20, how
much2
The stormy weather prevented the
people from attending the Mutual here
on Tuesday last aud no session was
held.
The only work done here at present
is poll tax work. The land Is covered
with snow yet, and some are getting
quite short OF feed.
We fully agree with your Peoa cor.
respondent that che rates to conference
we're two high, hut Sc cannot help ONT
selves nc present Notwithstanding
this fact quite - number from this
place went In TO the general conference
Nephi Fife returned from wyomine
wnore he has spent the winter NJ sheep
hepling. lie had some experience in
the late storm, and says thst II he had
to take his.choicc Of either going back
to Wyoming or being shot, he would
p eier the latter.
AleXand or Fife. an old miner we'll
inown TO the people Of summit count,
who has had much experience In min
ing has just returned from the Hard.
scrabble district in Morgan county,
whittier he vas sent 10 make thorough
examination Of tho properties Ia that
vicinity, and makes the following report
lie dnds the mine. looking better than
he ever saw them before; the Porter
mine owners have encountered large
vein Of grey crysta'iled spar; theowne
ofNhis mine have done great deal Of
development work but II has not been
put in the right place They have
several shafts sunk on the groupings Of
the vein two shafts arc sixty i've feet
deep, aud they found considerable cop
per, some silver and ittle gold IN sink.
Ing these shafts, but not enough to pay.
They come TO the foot Of the hill and
started a tunnel and ut $50 feet IL gave
them 800 feet in depth from the apex
shaft. They now have any amount Of
lre showing native silver 10 the naked .
aye. The vein in the apex shaft il .
eleven feet thick, and they do not know
The extent OF itas they have not cut
across the vein yet from the new shat. Z
they we're three feet in the vein when
hr. Fife was there In the tunnel Some
'fthe ore has been sent by my inioman,
or assay, and We win let your readers
snow In the next issue what returns are
obtained WB.
Group and whooping cough are child
lood's terrors ;bnt like pneumonia, bron-
hits, aud other throat and lung tronb.
eE, can be quickly cured nv rstn,, n,a
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rEu
rEol, Utah, April J. iso7.

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Enron TNEs;
LaW--uits in the Justices court il all
the rage Iu-t now
G. s. wort ofn,L,y mad, ..y.r,l
pleasant calls in Peoa last week
Postmaster Henry ssamons otpoet.
mort vns among m. vi.i,or. b,ro la.,
week
"a S.. acknowledgements,
made i, plea.au, rnii ON yo,r corr,..nanj.
emf am 1ue.dnv
A., AZ a. v,n $500 D.,
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!" N"''''' anu 10 $50" ~ "''" y" w.
Among 'ho,' VINO went to SAT- Lake
N'N 70 ''', ~ , ,o"'g'o'''' VIZ W.
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Mrs. Katie Truman sister Of John
and Ralph Maxwell returned TO her
nome ]" ''' .'"'n'," f''' OF Tue s''''
u, W''N. '"e '"'N "H''"''h '''.'"s
'''"''''' '''' GOT '''''"' "''"' past
Considerable anxiety has been felt
daring the pact icH days owing 10 the
IA. NH al 4
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

were elected for each precinct. Does
this meet the. mind u the majority Of
the residents Of the county? am de-.
cidcdly In favor Of fence law and al.
lowing stock to run ut large on the
range, but not In our cities aud towns.
quite large number OF children are
suffering with severe colds just at this
time. u. II. T.. NuM.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

HoYrswLLE, Utah, April s, 1897.
Enron TINES;
Milo Brown, left for Salt Lake
valley Monday in quest Of work.
George G. Redden has gone TO Black
foot, Idaho, to work farm on shares for
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

1t is claimed that the oldest pack of
cards In the United States Is one that
was found not long ago Ia a closet IN
a very old New Jersey hohse. The cards
are Of English make and evidently of
the time Of Charles /.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

FhRsosAL.-The gentleman who
annoyed the congregation last SUNDAY
10y continually coughing will end instant
relief py using One Minute Cough Cure'
a speedy and harmless remedy for thrsa,
ana lung troubles. John Boyden 4 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

During the winter Of 1898, +. NJ.
Martin Of Long Reach, West Va, oou.
traeted severe cold which leit him
"i'h cough. In speaking Of how be
cured II he says: "lused several kinds
Of cough syrup but fouHd Ino relief until
bought bottle Of Chamberlain
cough Remedy, which relieved me
almost Instantly, and in short time
oroushtabout a complete cure" When
troubled with cough or cold use the
remeuy ana you will not find II nee
e-rH,y - Try several kinds before you get
I'llsi. II has been IN he market for
o'vI twenty years and constantly grown
~ iay so ahd popularity. For sale at 2bI
den and Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

IL seems TO be well understood that
% man IL taller. ut morning than At
nisht, but III has resaaind fora youns
woman named Fry 20 discover that
the oranohes Of trees hang much higher
Ia winter than IN sammer Doubilrs.
the tow hang Of the summer is becau,..
of TIE weight Of tho lenyes, but Il d
" surprising thiug that the difference IL
30 Feal ~ reported By Mir Fry. She
found that a ceetain branch Of nut
berry tree was thirtg.one ircnes higher
IA December than Ia August, and q
"e'sht Of imriy-nye pounds WIS Hot
enough 10 make the bough assume ils
August attitude in December.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The Events % the week From nearly
Every Town In summit County what
THE Times" Representative Have
Found to write About.