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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-28
rRANk JANEs AeovITED.
Verdict Rendered BY the jury wedneS-
dAy Evening.

d0y Evening.
Fratk James, charged with murder
in the second degree, waa acquitted
Wednesday evening by a jury Of his
peers, after trial lasting three days.
District Attorney Eiehnor and County
Attorney Calls prosecuted and the de-
lendant was represented by Judge Pow
ems and Judge Shields.
On the 25th day Of August last year
Flank james, who owned an half in
terest in the Park City livery stable,
killed John Fitzgerald by shooting him
wilharevolyer. The killing took place
in the stable At twoo'clock on the morn
iug Of the 25th. James claimed that
Fitzgerald assaulted him and that he
shotthe latter in self defense. Fitzger-
aid was shol twice, one Of the bullets
entering the neck and the other striking
him in the center Of the back passing
through the spine, This was the shot
that proved fatal. The wounded man
lived about fifteen hours after he was
shot andan hour OF two before he died
he stated TO the county attorney that he
struck James whereupon James shot
him in the neck aud as he Fitzgerald
was running away, shot him in the
back.
On the trial James swore that he acted
ia sell defense. Prominent citizens Of
Park City testified to the good reputa'
ton Of james aud the bad reputation Of
Fitzgerald.
Throughout the trial the osnduct Of
the attorneys on both sides towards each
other was curious and gentlenanly.
The opening argument for the prosecu-
ton was made by County Attorney
Calls andJudge Shields performed like
eryi ee Tor the defence. lie was followed
by Judge Powers and the district at
torpey closed for the State. The judge
then delivered his charge TO the jury,
The charge strongly favored the de-
PENDANT.
The jury was composed Of the follow
ing named citizens; Samuel Brinton,
Thomas Davis, Hsber O. Rchins, Geo.
Becksiead, OLE Olsen, William Richins,
! ! homas Rheims and Thomas Beard.
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wAs.nr. Utah. Nor. IS. 1902.
Tue county

wASnur, Utah, Mar. 25, 1902.
Enron Tnirs;
lis reported tha, there will soon be q
wedding 10 our town.
oar school was visited by superin-
tepdent Bio ner on the 2jih,
Kari HiSsou hl. gone to the winter
range in search Of employment.
Born, to the wife OF Il. /. liixson, a
son, on the 23rl. All doing nicely,
Mis-. + tith Apeood Of Hamas is here
whiting her grand mother. Mrs. Frazier.
Richard Williams and wife are rrjoic
UNCOVER the arrival, this week, ola fine
daughter.
Prest. g. W. Young and Elder J. j.
Bowen were the speakers here last sun
day aud their remarks were listened to
with much interest.
TIA. Smith, our sunday school super.
intendent has returned home from the
Park, where be has been working during
the winter During his absence the
school has been conducted by Assistant
Il. 5. Young.
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RocKroRr, Utah, March 20, 1902.
EDiToR TlMEs:
Deputy Assessor Wright vas in town
yesterday.
jont Hqisin laid gP with ssyslPsls.
at this Writing.
William Denny will leave in the near
future for Bighorn, wyo.
II. E. seamons and family, 4. NJ.
Stalker and family and Ed weish left
for Menan, Idaho. Thursday,
Elder c. a. Calls was a visitor to our
Sabbath school and meeting on Sunday
aud gave some good Instructions.
The worst piece Of road on the liver, II
not Ike worst in the county, is between
this place and wanship 1t seems that
a country that has been settled forty
year, could have better roads II the right
kind Of interest was taken in them by
the county.
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~ roU uAvE prsrnrsIa. MAN

Tht old way Of taking pepsin, bismuth,
etc. to cure dyspepsia. il all wrong.
they may be put mp In tablets in liquid
the result IL just the same. The objects
is 10 create artificial digestion. but this
does not make a cure. Stop taking the
pepsin, eic., and you have your dyspep-
sia or indigestion back again People use
opium and cocaine Tor nervous troubles
and sick.headache, Il does not cure, stop
taking the drugs aud the pain and dirtresB
returns. The only Common Senie Me-
thod IL TO drive out Of tho system tho
cause Of Dyspepsia aud sick headache
Nv cleansing The stomach aud bowels, at
the same time using medicine that will
act on the liver. This forces through the
glands Of the stomach the digestive full
that nature intended la this way you
cure dyspepsia. Tie medicine that
cures dyspepsia by this method l. called
Dr. GUMS Improved Liver Pills. They
put the body IN condition 40 that tho
dilerent organs can do their work in "A
natural way Druggist eel these pills ~
70 etc box, or ue will send them paid,
on receipt OF % els. IN stamps sample
h1N free. lttake one phi Tor dose.
Address, DR. Gum, Philadelphia Pa.
For sale by John Boyden& Son Coalville
Utah.
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breaking outas thecase was nipped in
the bud.
J, A. Marehant lie talking Of moving
his steam saw mill into Weber cany on.
Four Of our good men and true have
been serving on the jury during the past
few days.
1t lie reported that there will be an
old time dance here on Friday evening,
March 2s,h.
Spring hes moved back a notch and
winter hes taken fresh lease, from all
appearances.
Ground squirrels have made their ap.
pearanee ard it is predicted that they
will do much damage the coming season.
II theoounty isgoing to furnish poison
to kill squirrels the coming season,
please let Us know who Is going to keep
ii for distribution here that all may have
a chance.
Bishop Arthur Maxwell has had a run Of
bad luck Of late two Of his cows and two
horses died. II is surmised that the
horses were poisoned from eating hay
from land ON which poison had been
laid for ground spniriels last season.
The loss to the bishop is not less than
$4,000 one Of the horses was worth
half thatamouni.
b. RE, VRR.
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UProN,
UrToN, Utah, March 20, 1902.
UrroN


EDlToR TINES:
Born, to the wife Of Herbert CLARK. en-
March l7ih, a son. An well.
Look out for high water, as there lie
more snow in she mountains here than
there has been for the past three yeais.
In the valley there is noend tomud.
On Tuesday evening about fifty Of the
young people gathered at the residence
Of Mrs. John CLARK, the occasion being
the anniversary Of the 18th birthday OF
her daughter, Mrs. Eugene CLARK. Ate
O'Clock all repaired to the hall, where a
program was rendered, consisting Of
dancing, songs and games. Al II O'Clock
nice lunch was served by the young
ladies'.
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Tho Marion school.
Mmos, UTAn, Mar, "A, 1902

MAmos, UrAn, Mar. "a, 1902
EDroR TMEs;
We, the trustees Of Marion, do not wish
to enter into any controversy through the
press, but in order TO give the public a
better insight into the condition Of our
school. we thought it wise TO give the
following Information.
We have no complaint to max about
the discipline ofour school and We have
heard no criticism Of the Management
excep, from the one source. We did
not understand from superintendent
Bloeher'sialk that he bad any fault to
6nd, or that he entertained any idea Of
It's being necessary 70 discontinue
school. We have decided to extend or
school term one month longer
Signed
Z. H. PErrns0N,
NJ l. WooLrgNnuIME.
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EoIIo.
Ecno, Utah Mar. 81 1902.

Lchoi blhn hAt' ~ lVV%'
EDITOR TmEs:
A dance was given here on the 25ih by
the bridge boys.
The new railroad bridge over Echo
creek lie about completed.
Bishop Hopkins paid visit to Croydon,
hia OLD home, last Sunday.
W, G. Fisher had a new $40 harness
stolen from his barn this week.
Joseph Hopkin aud W. +. Brim are
blowing at Grass Greek Junction.
Frank Wicket has moved his family to
Bryan, Wye, where he will have charge
Of a section.
Joseph storer has three teams hauling
Gre clay from Ovens canyon 70 Heucier
sh4,t is'5eipe shipped to ogdcns '-----.-
Echo VIII be lively this summer, as
the railroad con,emplates doing about
100000 worth Of work in the Weber
CANYON.
Peter jacobson Of Echo aud Miss Eva
Clark Of Upton we're married by Justice
Ray Brim, March 25th, at the residence
Of Mrs. ". II. Weaver. They will n
at home after March 27th at Weaver
ranch ON HUFF creek.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-28
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior,
Land Office ~ Salt Lake CITY, Utah,
March 10, 1902.
Notice IL hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has lled notice o.
his Intention TO make flnal proof in sup
port Of his clam, and that said proof
will be made before the County Olesk
Of Summit County, Utah, at Coalville-
Utah, on Saturday, April 10, 1902, via
Arthur Rheims, II. f. 1902, dated
April 8, 1897, for the South West Quar-
ter Of Section 20, in Township 8, North
OF Ranges East, Salt Lake Meridian.
lie names the following witnesses tC
prove his continuous residence upon andi
cultivation Of said land, viz: Nephi
Fife, George Fowler, James Fowler.
aud William Rlchins all OF HeneiiT,,
Summit county, Utah.
FRANK D. Horns, Register.
G. A. Calls, attorney. Mos
We can do your job work.
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M..ias. o.ah. slAlea ., l00l.
Enron TiMEs

M4nioE, Utah. March $1,000.
Enron TmEs;
Mrs. Sadie Buroidge is quite illatihis
writing.
Samuel Smith left for East Mil Creek
last week where he has employment.
Miss Lila Lambert Of Eamas spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Olive
Lemon.
L. sorensen is able to be about again,
after being laid up for several days with
a bad cold.
Mrs. ]. Simpson Of Kamas spent sew
eral days here this week visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Burbidge.
Mrs. Le,ha Anderson is in Weber
canyon visiting with her husband, who
lie workingat Bishop Lamberrs sawmill.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Smith returned
home on the l0,r from East Mill Creek,
where they had been visiting for some
time.
Some oiour young iolks attended the
concert at oakley on the evening Of the
Dist, and the rest attended the dance at
Woodland.
Some Of our boys thought they would
tease MIR. aud Mrs Myrick on the night
Of the 22ud by seranadinR them, but in
stead OF being tormented they came out
aud joined in the merrlmsnt for awhile,
then they invited the boysin, gave them
lunch, aud then all spent a pleasant
evening together until about y O'Clock,
But there was some one who was either
too late or else had some enmity toward
Mr.. Myrick, for they run HE slelghs
away, hid his harness aud did several
things which caused the gentleman a
great dealoi trouble.
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The woo Of NnggIng

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She may be 20 nervous aud rundown
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constipation or iaintinR and dizzy spells,
she needs Eleorric Bilters, the most
wonderful remedy for ailing woman.
Thousands Of sufferers from female trou-
bles, nervous troubles, backaehe and
week kidneys have used lie, and become
healthy and happy. Try il. only 6Oc.
John Boyden 4 Son Druggists guarantees
sausiaetion.
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Can't Keep II secret.

The splendid work Of DR. Kings New
Life Pills is daily coming to light. No
uch grand remedy for Liver and Bowel
trouble vas ever known beioru. Thou
snids hes them for curing Constipation
sck Headache, biliousness, Jaundice
and Indigestion. Try them. 25c at
Boydtn's drug store.
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LETTERS FROM
CORRESPONDENTS.
Around the County in Seven
Days,
The Happenings Of The Past Week
Told In Detail by Efficient
Correspondents.
KAuAs.
KAMAs, UrAH, March 90, 1902.

KAMAs, UrAn, March 90, 1902.
Enron TINES:
We get just little snow every night,
sufficient to remind US it is still winter.
President Moses W. Taylor was here
last Sunday and gave us some good talk
on a variety Of subjects.
The agreement between the Hooper
people and the users Of water in this part
has been signed by most Of the people
here.
The plan for our new meeting house
has been completed and committees APP
pointed. The bishopric and all the ward
teachers will compose the general build &.
ing committee, and the bishopric, S, NJ.
Pack and Edward Thomas the executive
committee. As soon as the location is
decided on work will be commenced,
and II 10 TO be hoped all VIII pull To-
gether with the object Of completing our
chapel by the time snow flies next fall
Much praise il due Brother Morgan
Lewis for his generous gift to the ward
Of a city lot, either to build meeting
house on or to exchange for more suit
able site. II is located just one block
north olthe old site, and lie valued at
about 500. II possible, the new struc-
ture will be built Of brick, the main
building to be S0x7O feet, with wings
32x22. So when visitors come to Kamas
they viii be assured a good seat.
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PEOA


PloA, Utah, Mar, 20, 1909,
EDITOR TMEs'
Gophers have been making havoc with
the fruit trees.
leaning i' almostout a 'he question
here.a-abonts,
Mrs. Lyu ST.. hns seeu qn''"
- .a, the pas, t-, ia o.
re iiasl. jns, elsf storm every
tot',r tho rgads Er7e 'eey 70 mutt
u. eAgs Of diptheria In the family o.
jJhn Milliner lie getting UIoog nicely :
there is little or 10 dspsvrv VI other "'ses
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-28

General morality depends In great
measure on having The ideal side Of the
human being awakened and gratihed
from the very beginning Of lite, in order
to aiI9rda eounterpoise to selfish de-
rires.
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B. W. ANDERSON,
Z. II. Pgrrns1N,
NJ. l. WoolsrENnufME.

signed

Manager Beard has secured, by special
arrangement, for one night only, Edwin
Owens rowne's great comedy, TOO
Rich to Marry"
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no ounn A coLD ~ oNr DAY

Take Laxatiye Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money n ID faile
10 cure. +. W. Groves signature lie Ola
each box 25c.
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SOMERS.'

Mrs. Archie Cooley Is on a visit to her
home in Sixteen Acres for few days.
Miss Edith L. Hurlburt Is going to
Lawrence this week for couple of weeks
as the guest of Smith college friend.
Dea. Comfort E. Hunt of North Som
ers, who is about 80 years old, while TAX.
ing load of grain to the mill Friday,
was thrown from his wagon by a wheel
coming off. A wheel passed over him.
He was taken to his daughters in Long
meadow. Since the death of his wife he
has lived alone in his farm house.
G. S. Fuller, clerk of the Congrega-
tional church, at the Sunday morning
service read the acceptance of Rev. Lewis
A: Goddard to supply the pulpit for the
coming year. Mr.. Goddard Is from the
Hartford theological seminary, an active
young man, who will doubtless do good
work in his first parish. He Is to make
his home soon at William G. Pease's.
William Holland last week Thursday
evening visited HE mothers house on the
mountain and made an assault on his
brother, Martin, who made complaint to
Grand Juror Lucius A. Kibbe. Holland
was arrested Friday and taken before
Justice s. 81. Perry, who, after hearing
the evidence, fined him 81 and costs
amounting to $17. In default of payment
Holland was taken to Tolland jail by
Sheriff Charles Hibbard.
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ASHFORD.
Westford.

Mrs. Susan Lewis Is very little better
and the doctor thinks she may recover.
Westford Hill school children have all
been vaccinated on account of small pox
In town.
Rev. Mr.. Clarke has left the Westford
Congregational church, so that church is
without pastor.
Frank Greaves of Southbridge and his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Edwards, of Warren
vile, called on friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Smith spent
Sunday In town, having come to attend
the funeral of MIR. Smiths mother, Mrs.
Ashbel Wilton.
We hope the small pox scare is nearly
over, as there are no new cases at pres
emit, and MIR. Taylor is steadily gaining.
Our selectman, W. A. Buxton, and Health
Officer DIR. F. B. Converse have done q
good work In checking this dreaded dis
ease.
A barn belonging to Albert G. Squires,
about a mile from Warrenville, on what
is known as the Shippee place, now occu-
pied by Andrew Lee, was burned about
o'clock Sunday evening. The barn and
contents, which included about elk tons
Of hay and few farming tools, were q
total loss. The barn was an old one and
the insurance Of 800 will nearly cover
the loss. 1t Is believed the fire was Of
incendiary origin.
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WALES.

There will be a band concert Friday
evening with very interesting program,
including vocal as we'll as instrumental
music. The concert will be under the
direction of T. V, Short. His son will
play cornet solo.
The funeral of Samuel w. Eager, 80,
who died in Springfield last week Thurs.
day, was held in this place Sunday after.
noon. The services we're In the Baptist
church and were conducted by Rev. Ed.
win B. Dolan. There was large at
tendance and many floral tributes. Mr.,
Eager was a native of Wales, and was
known to most of the people of the town,
and was very much liked.
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An unique service of song and story
will be held at the hall next Sunday.
Some Of the most popular hymns will be
sung, and the pastor will tell the story of
their origin. which will add new interest
to them. There will also be some special
features during the service. This song
service will be enjoyed BY all lovers Of
music. The regular praise and prayer
service will be held In the evening.
Our prediction that the band entertain
ment Of last Saturday evening would be
well patronized was correct. The seat
ing capacity of the hall was taxed to ac-
commodate the crowd that attended.
Fears are expressed that Arthur Spicer's
success In the role Of minstrel may lead
him to give up his situation here and go
on the road. He certainly took his part
most creditably. Prof. Marconi attempt
ed to show up the merits of his wireless
of his (wineless) wine, his breath became
so strong that it broke the telephone,
not, however, until he had demonstrated
the value of the talking machine by q
practical test. Various persons in the
audience were brought into prominence
by the local hits Of the minstrels. The
harmonica quartette was novelty that
took we'll. The farce, cover the garden
WALL" that was designed to make the
people laugh, was In strict quarantine,
and consequently did not appear, or, in
fact, send regrets. 1t is expected to be
we'll enough to get out from behind the
wall in about two weeks. See Mr.. Har-
rison for particulars. Taken altogether,
the affair was quite satisfactory and en-
joyable.
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ELLINGTON.

A petition Is being circulated for the
establishment of a rural free delivery
route, to include the North and Saddle
Mills sections Of the town and part OF
Somers.
Ellington grange has Installed its Off
GERS for the ensuing year as follows
Master, Ortive @. Eaton; overseer, Mason
p. Ellsworth; lecturer, Mrs. George p
Wood; steward, Dwight W. Bradley
assistant steward, Mahlon B. Charter
chaplain, Mrs. Charles B. Skies; treas.
urer, Stephen 1. johnson; secretary,
Charles H. Bancroft; gatekeeper, Gus.
tave F. Berr; Pomona, Miss Edith M.
Slater; Flora, Miss Jennie L. Wood
Ceres, Miss Maud B. Price; lady assist.
ant steward, Miss Carrie Peck.
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HOLLAND.

On Tuesday, Jan. 21st, son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. @. 4. Meachem Of Snip
mic.
Mrs. g. w. Lansing has returned from
visiting her father In Newton. She was
accompanied by her niece, Phyllis Under
wood.
In place of the usual Epworth League
meeting on Sunday evening, Edward
Jones spoke in the Methodist church on
''The authenticity Of the scriptures"
Several people from this place attended
the concert at the Union church 10 Rock
vile Tuesday evening. Mr.. Hammond
OF Holyoke, organist, and Miss Marion
Murless of Rockville, soloist, were the
attractions.
Esten Clough and Miss Maud Crandall
were quietly married at the N. z. par
sonage last week Tuesday evening. They
are living at present at the home of John
Clough. Mr.. Clough is the United States
Mail Carrier between Tolland and Rock
Vile.
A social dance will be given In the town
hall Friday evening, February z. Music
will be furnished by Prof. Jordan Of Stat
ford Springs, assisted by Messrs. Fay and
Burbank of Rockville. G. 8. Clough and
8. R. Lewis will act as floor managers.
Tickets 80 cents.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Lee M.
e church gave supper and entertain
ment in the town hall on Wednesday
evening. Miss Bertha Barber of Provi-
dence, R. l., gave several readings In q
very pleasing manner, and her series of
Greek poses at the end was appreciated
by the audience. The selection rendered
by the male quartet was well received.
On Sunday night the Tolland post Of
fee was entered and robbed of stamps to
the value of $175, and So in pennies and
change. The burglars entered through
the cellar and thence to the room above.
The safe was blown open by means of an
explosive. Several tools were found
about the place which were claimed by
Mr.. Price. No clue to the identity OF the
marauders has been found. Reports have
been circulated to the effect that other
houses were entered, but they are I'M
founded.
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WANTED.-SEvERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
acter and good reputation in each state zone In
this county required) to represent and advertise
old established wealthy business house of solid
financial standing. salary $500 weekly with
expenses additional all payable in cash each
Wednesday direct from head 0ff1ceS. Horse and
carriages furnished, when necessary. Refer
ences. Enclose self-addressed stamped envel-
ope. Manager, 316 Caxton Building, Chicago.