The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-24

We sull have some copies Of the new
irrigation law on hand, which every
farmer should have. Send inyour orders
at once.
Dell Redden aud John Cahoon Of Park
City we're here this week and spent sew.
eral days prospecting in the hills near
wanship.
The weather the fore part Of the week
WAS just warm enough to make the grass
grow, and now everybody il busy plant
ing garden steds.
Mrs. Hattie Clavson and children Of
Morgan and Wiley Corbett and wife Of
Salt Lake came up to attend the iuneral
Of Niles Hazel SWainston.
DR.. Nisick announces that he is now
ready for business. lie has just about
got Strengthened mp in his new home,
and has his Office very nicely arranged.
Not many events have transpired In
our town this week TO record, and It
seems that such is the case In the var
ious towns Of the county, judging from
the number of letters received this
week from correspondents.
The wasatch mine was not workine
Wednesday on account OF having no
cars. When the mines here were iurn-
ishing coal TO the U. L. last week num-
Der Of cars were taken from the branch
and have rot yet been returned.
The Salt Lake Tribune is pointing peo-
pie TO money.making in Utah, Wyom-
ing, Idaho and other intermountain
states, and believes the boom IL not
yet come. The Tribune is but % cents a
week for the Daily and Sunday, or 81 a
month by carrier or mail.
W. j. Wright has this week received
and delivered To various parts Of the
county about Eve tons Of fruit and shade
trees. It looks as though the people in
tend to make an effort TO raise fruit, an |
no doubt great deal will be produced
Ia this county few years hence.
That editor who said the following
should have been licked: at is said
that a man who squeezes his pocket.
book never squeezes his wife; judging
fiona our subsoripiion book. there are 4
great many good Women nD,h to~t
and vicinity who are not getting What
they deserve"
While making an official visit to the
Grass Greek coal mine last week, State
Coal Mine Inspector Thomas stated that
notwithstanding the recent reduction
IN ide in the wages Of the employees o.
that mine, the miners can nov do al
well in Grass Greek as any place in the
State OF Utah.
A Coalville girl was caught kissing
her sSeelheart few days ago. Hel
m iiher took her to task for such actions
but the girl silenoed her by this quota
tion: "Whatsoeyer Ye would that mel
should do unto you, do We even 10 unt'
them" The old lady wilted. Memorie
Of old were brought iorcibly to mind
Exception was taken by the schoo
trustees Of Wahsatch to an item in on
letter from that plsce last week Whicl
stated that 1.-THE trouble between tn
trustees and teacher had been settled b.
the teacher agreeing to teach two week
over bis contract" We have been in
formed that there Was no trouble at all
only slight misunderstanding, an
that the teacher lie fulfilling his COZ
tract.
The quarterly Stake conference whic
was TO have been held in KamaH on Tn
= 2 ID and 3rd Of May has been postpone
: until the 10Th and 18th, on account ,
p the new meeting house not being com
plrted at Kamas. The Stake auxiliar
and priesthood meetings will be held q
Wanship on saturday, May Pad, at tn
I usual time, and fast day will he observe
. on the first Sunday In May, Us usual.
II has been found that the best weaT
y ons with which 10 light grasshoppers an
. IN fact, all other insect pests, are fun
e ished by nature ia the shape Of the foW
9 in the air and the poultry on the farn
flock OF turkeys, young aud old, clei
vide swath as they march through
y Geld infested with hoppers. As TO II
. birds, but for them the insects woul
e eventually take the earth. No farm,
~ therefore. should ever kill bird or allo