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How to write a Coon SONG.

First you take a southern coon,
So he's black he'll do,
Then you ind a yaller gal,
Name her Sal or Lou;
They must have a falling out.
Else be very thick:
She must follow with the dough"
When he's living high on "ticki"
Don't forget his bill OF fare.
Wine and chicken wing;
And when the song Is finished through
Just add the ragtime swing.
Now, you've done the best you can;
Choose a name for It
Something silly. lacking sense
And II will make hit
Chicago Daily News,
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lines brought in nearly 270,Ooo,ooo
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meats, 100000 pounds of lard and
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The Bard.

Unto lady's eyebrow once he warbled
strains so sweet,
Or to her coral lips or pearly teeth or dainty
feet.
But now when he would chant for en- ap-
preciative throng,
The girl who does cake-walk Is the bur
den of his song.
Washington Star.
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Gould we see ourselves as others see w.
Some Of US, dare say,
Would turn our back on ourselves, alack'
And look the other way.
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ST suppose when you grow up TO be
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RIOHMoND FREDERIOKsBURG d
POTOMAC RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFKCT oct. .. 1859.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17
County Commissioner.

The Board OF County Commissioners
met in regular session Monday morning
and continued I'll Wednesday moon, all
members being present.
Minutes Of session held oct. Pad we're
read aud approved.
Bills and claims aggregating the sum
Of ty3il5 were allowed.
On motion, the room In the titling
Office for Surveyor Rhead was dispensed
with.
Absolm Rheims was placed on the
indigen, list at SO per quarter, to be
paid on January lst.
David Leming Nas placed on the in
digent list at SIS per annum, to be paid
January let. Attorney Calls was hh
sruc,ed to collect this amount from Mr.
Leu iug's sons.
The report Of the auditing committee
was approved as amended and ordered
published in the CoALviLtE TiNEs.
Commissioner Paskeit was authorized
to accept bids Tor the repairing Of tn,
Hoytsyille bridge. The clerk was IT.
struoled ,oadyeriise for bids,
The petition Of J. A, Marcbani, ct al,
asking for the road to be extended VI
Weber canyon, was laid over until the
mex, meeting.
The appointment Of John Boyden al
deputy treasurer from Nov, let to 1871
was confirmed.
The clerk was instructed to find ga
from the treasurer Of salt Lake count!
why the bill for sheep grazing had no
been paid,
The application Of William CLARK :
remit taxes, was denied
A communication was read from supl
Frank Evans, asking that the boar
give him authority to purchase certai
books. The clerk vas instructed I
notify Mr. Evans to purchase the books
The board adjourned Until the frs
Monday In December.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17

wAnsUcn. U,ah, Nov. s, 1899.
EDiroR TfNEs
The U. T. Company have put in
pumecr Of = ~ cslverts in this part
David y Ioore. who has been to Omaha
with thr r. carloads Of cattle, returned
home { he latter part OF the week.
j. : BAR lelt Salt Lake on saturday
mor ding Tor England, in company with
a lumber Of other Elders.
Thrnas Moore has gone to Logan to
take course in blacksmithing at the
Ayr cultural College.
A surprise party was held at the home oil
J J. $. Ball on Tuesday night OF last week
composed Of neighbors who took this
mode to wisL Elder Ball Goispeed on
his missionary trip to England. A good
, time was had and pleasant evenina
spent in games, social chat, etc.
Two wrecks occurred In the canyon
during the past weeb. The las, one
which occurred on Saturday morning a.
8 O'Clock was a very fortunate one. !
the wreck had happened the length OF
train farther along many lives woul'
have been sacrificed. But as II was,
-' occurred in ! cut and the cars were KEEP
from tipping over by the sides Of tn
cut. The train was loaded with soldier
one Of whom was rather badly hurt
u which was the only causality.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17
Anew Dental college,

The California College Of Dental
sergery opened its Grst course oilectures
on the 23rd Of October, with an address
delivered by Professor David Starr Jor-
den, President OF the LELAND Stanford,
Jr., University. The speaker was in
troduced by DR.. $. W. DeunIs, Dean Of
the College. DR.. Jorden spoke in part
as follows;
"Anart diner from trade in this
respect It requires that new brains be
continually put into Il. A trade, once
learned, may be praciIced automatically
and may be perfected by ppotiae.
1t is very easy for a trade to rise into
a profession, an art An art ls progress
sive, trade, strictly speaking, isnot.
There are men who paint pictures as
a trade. You can see them on Market
street, painting signs by the yard. with
both hands, 4 trade does not require
outside knowledge or special graces,
The habit Of handling the iools Is one
Of the great features in trade.
Dentistry is an arc, profession. It
is a line Of business that is progressive,
man in dentistry continually learns
from his own experience aud from the
experience Of others--ifhe isprogressive.
He must putin head work and he must
be able to learn something from every
valuable experience. The dentist who
is successful mast be progressive
Itisnot practical to take a short cut
to any profession. The shortest cut
usually doesn'treaeh anywhere or when
It does il brings you there over the
longest course. The people who try to
get in two or three years what should /
be learned In ten years dono gain very |
much. In striving Tor profession, the
shortest cut is the longest way around. !
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17
Brigham Young Academy.

Arthur Gates has been employed rs
assistant teacher In typewriting.
Prof. Nelson and Miss Aretta Young
leave for San Pete to lecture before the
teachers at Manti on Saturday.
A. Literary Saturday evening the
Young ladies defeated the young men in
oral story telling.
Movements are being taken to organ
lie company Of teachers and Students
10 attend the Worlds Fair at Paris, BY
this expenses will be greatly reduced.
About l40 students went to Lehi sat
nrday. They vent through the .srgai
factory at that place and anumtereI
the professors explained the process Of
making sugar.
The famous lecturer, Mrs. Z. T.
stetson, will appear before students to
deliver her three lectures on the sub
iects Of Home" "Mother," and
"Child," Nov, p, IS, 20. The Academy
is very fortunate in securing her only
dates for Utah.
liiss Emma Ramsey, a former student
suIg "Just As / AM at Sabbath school
last Sunday. Miss Ramsey will start
for Germany next Saturday, where che
will studay vocal music. An entertain
ment will be given Thursday evening ior
her benefit.
The ball given by the class Of 1900 was
well ate nded, and all feel TO congratu'
late the senior class on their success
CLARA WILLIAMS.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17
wANsIIIP
WAN.nr. uhah, Noy. 10. lso0.

wANsnw, Utah, Nov 10, 1899.
EDroR TINES
Miss Hodson and Miss Brundise Of
Coalville made our school visit on
Tuesday afternoon, They then left for
Rockport via Silver Greek canyon.
Elders J, S Gibbons has been with us
few days getting the Y. NJ. MIA. in
running order, He attended our
SABBATH school and worship meeting on
sunday last.
The High Priests Withhold their meet.
ins at Hoy,syle Saturday, November,
25th, at II o'clock a, m. All members
are desired 70 he present-Henry Ray
Mods, president.
Some Improvements have been going
on this fall. Y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17

Park City. Utah. Special to the Her
ada terrible accident occurred At the
DAILY West mine in Empire canyon nea'
this city, this morning. Mich'el Nc
earthly, an employe, was hurled from
the top to the bottom Of one Of the COM
partments Of the shaft, distance oil
over l,i0O feet, and dashed to pieces
The cage, loaded with men, was beins
holsted from the 0OO.loot level in the
double compartment shaft att o'clock
to let Of the shift.
When about twenty-five or thirty feet
from the top the men we're startled by
a piercing shrek, and the next instant
felt the cage suddenly iorked The cry
came from Michael Mccarthy, who had
fallen forward and was being crushed 20
death between the cage and the wall Of
the shaft,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17

KAMAS UTAH, Nov. Il, 1899.
EDlroR rIMEs

NAMAhr 0lAlif WV ~ Aotes
Enron IlMEs:
A special meeting lie appointed hare
for the Goth Of the month. Visitors are
expected from Salt Lake as well ~ the
Stake authorities.
A number Of our young ladies have
organized a clEss for the study OF par
llamentsry rules. Roberts Rules Of
Order" will be their guide.
Prest. CluG visited KamSs last Sunday
and was accompanied by Elders Ed
redge ana Bowen. Meetings were held
In the afternoon and evening.
A slice was taken off the southern end
OF Kamas last week and a new ward
organized under the name Of Francis,
II also includes portion Of Woodland
ward and belongs to wasatch Stake.
The home OF Mrs. Ann Thomas came
near being the scene Of conAagratiou
Saturday morning last, The roof wa'
ignited from the stoyepipe and but iol
the prompt assistance Of neighbors the
house would have gone up in smoke,
William IRE babe adieu to family and
friends on Monday morning and started
for Salt Lake. from which place he ex
poets to take train for his field Of labor
in the Southern States.
One of our popular young men went
to Salt Lake today. By the way, he has
made several visits there OF late hur
whether this one has any particular
significance or not is known only to the
Initiated.
The organization Of the Y. NJ. NJ, l.
Association was perfected sunday even
ing. James Lemon will act as president
the coming winter, with james Evans
and Ward f. Burbidge as his assist
ants.
Following WAS the program carried
out at the Literary last evening; Lee
ture. Prof, Smart defamation, Kinda
Parks; essay, Anna Pack eytempo
Lizzie Thomas, paper, G. II, With
debate, Resolved, That the Govern
ment Of Nation Should be Vested in
it, Male Citizens"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17
six Frishtrui Failures.

Six terrible failures Of six different
doctors nearly sent VIM. IL. Mullen oil
Lockland, o., to an early grave, All
said he had a imaf lung trouble and that
he must soon die. But he was urged to
try Or. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. After ia. king five bottles he
was entirely cured. II is positively
guaranteed tocure all d heases Of throat
Chest and Lungs, incl udlng Coughs
Colds, La Grippe, Pneu ponia' hroh-
chitis, Asthma, Hay Fever Group,
whoopine Cough. SOC and Il. Ina'
bottles free at John Boydem q sons
drug store.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17
NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS.
Around the County in Seven
Days,
The Happenings Of the Past Week
Told in Detail by Efficient
Correspondents.
Pnrley's Park Letter.

PARLrY's PARK, Nov 10, 1890.
Enron TINES:
Health, peace aud prosperity smile
on the countenances Of the people mere
at present,
This has been the hest season here for
fall blowing in 90 years, aud some Of US
nre taking advantage Of the same,
Elders John II. Miles and @. r. Jones
Of Coalvillo occupied the time to good
advantage at our sacrament meeting last
Sunday.
The people Of this ward held a concert
Monday night, Nov. 18th, for the bene-
1T Of Elder Farley p. Anderson, who
leaves Salt Lake on the 18th for mic
sion to Denmark. After the program
was over, ice cream and cake was served
TO the audience. A good time was had
aud every one felt happy. one hundred
and three dollars was collected and pre-
scented to Elder Anderson to help him
while on his mission. Elder Anderson
IL the trst missionary TO be called from
this ward to labor in foreign lands. II,
takes with him the good wishes, faith
and prayers Of the Latter.day Saints.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17
Notice 10 Contractors.

Sealed bids will DO received by the
County Clerk for the repair Of the Hoyts.
VILE bridge up to the 9TH day Of Deem
Der 1880, Commissioner Paskett will
beat the County Court house wednes-
day, November 22nd, between the hours
oil 2and 2 o'clock p. M, to show plans
and give specifications for said work.
lie will also DO at the Court house on
Friday, December sth, to open bids and
let the contract TO the lowest responsible
bidder. p
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17
DISTRICT COURT.
John Potts Found Guilty of
BATTERY.

District Court convened at Coalville
on Monday morning and lasted nearly
all week, Judge Norrcll presiding.
Law ,Np MORTON CALENDAR
Thomas ]. Conner W. Constellation
Mining Co. Dismissed by stipulation.
Ann Murchie and Agnes McPhie W.
Constellation Mining Co. Dismissed by
stipulation,
The hoytsyille Irrigation Co. No. !
We. Anchor Mining Co. aud silver King
Mining Co, Passed.
VIC. Bailey We. Mrs. +. VI. Brom.
ley, ct al. Passed.
II. Altman and NJ. wasserman, part.
ners, vs. Joseph Hopkins, ct al. De-
murrer overruled.
Dominick p, Digman, ct al, VS.. Elias
A. Nelson, ct al. Continued with brief
Of attorney and taken under advise
ment.
Dan Lamberi, etal., We. James Welsh,
ct al. Taken under abatement.
Park City vs.. James iyers. Taken
under adyisement.
W. |. Snyder, assignee, vs.. The FL
deity sayings Association, corpora
ton. Submitted to court and taken
under adyisement,
Edwin Coates vs.. L. =. Railway Co.
Argued aud submitted.
o. VI. Woodwork W.. Mrs. W..
Lambert Argued and submitted.
Mary Ann Lewis We. Daniel Lewis,
Passed
o. +. Lawrence vs.. NJ. F. Clark. No
tice Of motion for dismissal on pleading
PROBATE
6. II. Johns, an Englishman, was ad
mitted to citizenship.
In the matter Of estate and guardian
ship Of Alma /. Z. Nelson and MIN,
Nelson, minors, m order was made ap.
pointing Ingrld Nelson guardian upol
giving bond in the sum Of 1000.
Ia the matter OF the estate Of smit
Il kndar, deceased. an order was mad
appointing r. T. Kimban administr
tor.
The case Of the state We. John Potl
charged with assault with intent
commit rape occupied two days. tt
defendant was represented by W. /. al
Bismarck Snyder, and the proseeu,i,
by County Attorney Calls and r.
Van Colt. The testimony was Of such
nature that the Cour, excluded spectI
ors from the courtroom. After the ia
being out seven hours they brought in
verdict Of guilty Of battery. The d
PENDANT was disappointed over the We
dict and will move for a new trial.
will be sentenced some time next mont
In the case OF Lovlsa Phillips We. NJ
Ann CluG great difficulty was exp,
fenced in getting jury. II was ioul
Necessary TO issue special yenro NJ
more than one entire day was co
sumed before a jury was secured to I
the case. At the time Of going to pre-,
the case WIS well under way bus It "
t not be finished until some time
morrow.