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SITUATION VERY SERIOUS.
Canton Is Staring at Its Empty Coal
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Canton, S. D., Jan. 14.-For the first
time this winter the coal situation in
this city has assumed serious condi-
ton. While there has been very little
hard coal to be had at any price there
has been great abundance Of soft coal
and nobody has suffered from cold, but
the situation is now becoming pre-
carious. The city was startled this
morning to learn that every coal dealer
In town was out of coal and had yer.
little prospects more for several
days. There are four dealers in the city
and they have orders in aggregating
twenty or thirty cars, but only one OF
two Of them have any absolute assur-
ance that any of their orders have been
filled. The prospects are this morning
that the city. will be out Of coal for q
week or more, except possibly one car,
and If SO there will great suffering or;
account of the scarcity of fuel.
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POOR MANS LUCKY FIND
6earchins for Coal, Discovers Amber.
uriS North Thousands

New York, Jan. 15.-William Shepherd,
of Lynn while dredging for stray pieces
Of coal along the water front, is reported
in Press dispatch from Boston to have
come across a lump of ambergris valued
at nearly $3.50. While at work with a
long handled rake Shepherd espied what
he thought was lump Of bituminous coal.
but it was not as heavy as coal. A pleas
ant odor came from it.
A sea-faring acquaintance told him he
had found ambergris, and that it was
valuable. Shepherd returned to the beach
where he found several pieces of the
mass he had thrown away Experts say
the pieces are genuine ambergris, and
their value will in all probability run up
into the thousands. t9
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PROSECUTION RESTS.

Arguments in Phillips and Brooks Case
Begun at Storm Lake.
Storm Lake, Ia, Jan. 15.-The state
,ested Its case in the Phillips and Brooks
rial at noon today, and the final pleas by
he attorneys were begun this afternoon
The witnesses introduced by the state
his morning were members Of the posse
and spectators Of the fight and capture Of
he men. One witness. Lundgren, was
subpoenaed by the state from South Da-
kota. The. case will in all probability go
% the jury late Thursday afternoon.
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TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Pierre. S. D., Jan. 14.-The capital
removal resolution came up in the
house late yesterday afternoon on its,
third reading and was passed by a vote;
Of 10 to 16, with one absentee. The bill
was then placed on the calendar for.
hnal passage.
Both senate and house have now,
voted on the resubmission question, and
from the result Of the ballots it is plain
to be seen that the legislature is over
Whelmingly for removal.
Hutchinson of Beadle introduced a;
bill in the house providing for the ap-,
preparation of $50,000 for an armory and,
irill hall at Huron. This will be OPP
posed by the committee on military af-.
fairs. as they have a bill for 100000 for
maintenance. One of the strong fights
Of the session will be on these bills.
Capital Commission Needed.
There is a general feeling among the.
members Of the legislature that there
should be a capital commission ap-:
pointed in the near future and that the
commission shall have charge OF the,
arrangement for plans for new build :,
Ing, also to select a site should the cap
ttal be moved from the city of Pierre at
the next election to the city of Mitchell
There is strong feeling not only
among the members, but it is prevalent
over the state, that should Pierre win
to the best building for capital pur-
poses that the state can afford to build,
and there is no doubt that such q.
building will be built either here or at
the new location in the near future
and when it is built that it should COM
pare favorably with the buildings of
our sister states. We have the granite
and it cannot be excelled in any state
and we have the labor with which to-
excavate it, so there need be little de-
lay in the construction Of building
when the matter is finally decided
Loan for Capital Construction.
There will probably be an amendmen,
to the constitution offered In the near
future which will give the state the
power to make a loan over the $1O0, 900
mark as is now provided. This will of
course be for specific cases such as
the making of loan for the purpose
of the erection Of capital building. 1t
is the purpose of the originators of
the scheme to make the loan from the
permanent school fund thus placing no
extra burden on the tax payer and at
the same time giving people suitable
building for capital purposes. Then Of
course the next move will be the ap-
pointment Of the capital commission
which will report at the next session.
The last will be the providing for set
ting the prison labor to cutting and
getting out the dimension stone for the
new building. This is the program at
the present and it is expected that it
will be carried out in full.
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OHIO MINERS DEMANDS

Advance in Wages of Is Per Cent and
Abolition of Screen System.
Columbus, O., Jan. 13.-The Ohio
mine workers, in annual session, decid-
ed to present two propositions before
The national convention at Indianapolis
January 19-an increase of 25 per cent
in wages. and abolition of the screen
GySten III
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MASON WITHDRAWs.

Leaves Field Clear for Hopkins as SEN
ator From Illinois.
Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. 15.-United
States Senator Mason has formally an
bounced his withdrawal from the con-
:est to be his own successor. admitting
:he impossibility of his reelection.
Representative Church of Chicago,
he. father Of the movement to elect a
Chicago man to succeed Senator Ma
ION, has also lost all hope of succeed
ng in the undertaking, and Congress-
nan A. J. Hopkins Of Aurora probably
will be chosen without opposition.
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WILL BUILD A COURT HOUSE.
Special Election Called in Greaory
County to Authorize Bonds.

Fairfax, s. D., Jan. l3.-The county
commissioners Of Gregory county here
called an election to be held February
"a, 1903, for the purpose Of voting bonds
to build court house at Fairfax. AS
the county officers are using rooms
scattered all over town, this VIII make
one Of Gregory county's most. needed
improvements. The law requiring coun-
ties to be organized four years before a
court house could be built is the rea-
son this has not been done before.
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DAY WILL BE JUSTICE.
canton, o., Man to Get Place. Reln-
uuished by Taft,

Cleveland, O., Jan. 15.-The Washing
.on correspondent of the Cleveland
Leader telegraphs that paper that the
place on the supreme court bench de-
,lined by Governor Taft Of the Phil
ppines, has been offered to William r.
Day Of Canton, O., and 1t is understood
hat Mr.. Day will accept the appoint
nent.
Mr.. Day is now United States CIR
quit Judge Of the Sixth district.
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STEPHANIE DENIES.

King LeopoId's Daughter Says Her
Husband Has NOT Deserted Her.
Vienna, Jan. 15.-Countess Lonyay,
former Crown Princess Stephanie, who,
it has been asserted, has been deserted
by her husband, telegraphs from Cape
Martin, France, as follows:
'.StorieS are untrue. Count is here.
Deny impertinent rumors."
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ST. LOUIS OVERDUE.

Should Have Arrived at New York
Sunday--Beleved to Be Safe.
New York, Jan. 15.-The steamer st.
Louis, which should have arrived Sun
day, had not been sighted at o'clock
p. m. today All incoming steamers
report severe weather. No alarm is
felt for he safety.
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ssfi Wins SEAT.
County Contestant Gets
sS8 n Report-A Divorce Bill.

4s4sA&4$ffASpu1lCy SOnIeSGa0t Gets
Y :sS5A n x<ES6le Report-A Divorce Bill.
Jan. 9.-The commit
harles Mix contest case
f4pday and it will be re-
! $ ix to Welch, the repub-
IS 81 This is the case
SsSS #Sspubhcan candidate was
da4 Il the democrats moving
he Issue house on the res
voting the Indians on the
a The polling place was a
\ nee from the larger popu-
precinct. Grayball, a
Viii bring in minority re-
RIA Eney French Of Yankton and
lsslclx onesteel represented Welch
5&a h Platte represented Han
4 dsnS4eEatic contestant. This
MI sSsad gqntests for the session.
TfleSs4 bill will be an early
4 4 session. It is desired to
State from the eastern rab-
kiAsSSxfli ssla isl1h 4 been pouring in for the
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MAKE BIG STRIKE.
|lNs a g Bodies of Rich Ore Can Be
sSeached With Open Pit.

IaS. D., Jan. s.-Another extern
Ss body has been discovered in.
skged Top region. The discovery
|sae by the Potsdam Gold Mining
i owner Of a 500-acre tract ad-
the mineral estates Of the
!Ah and Deadwood- Standard COM
SEne Potsdam company has with
last few days revealed a solid
$0re eleven feet thick, whose nat
have not been deter
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-16
HILLS TELEPHONE COMPANY.
Must Not Go Through Wires of Old
Competitor,

Competitor.
Sioux Falls. S. d., Jan. 15-In the case
Of the Northwestern Telephone Ex-
change company VS.. the Citizens Tele-
phone company, Judge Garland Of the
United States court, has rendered de-
ciston to the effect that the latter COM
spany, which is constructing COM
peting system in this city, cannot place
wires through those of the Northwest
ern company. The new company is also
forbidden to place. it's poles between
those of the Northwestern company.
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GIRoN Is A HYPhoTIsT.
This Is :he Latest Excuse Given for
Princess louise,s Behavior

New York Jan. 15.-The most sensa-
ioEal reports are now current in the
Saxon capital, says Herald dispatch
from Dresden regarding the Princess
Louise, and the query, rs the princess
under hypnotic infuence?'' is being pro-
pounded in professional and journalistic
circles
The Dresden zeitung prints statement
to the effect that Giron exerted sug-
gestive influence upon the impressionable
crown princess.
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& 4, sgHooL LAND 70 BE SOLD.
4 sS sstaoyaI Bill Introduced in the
egssssssSS ssfssS Senate

Il Jan. 9.-The public
lslE ttee, made up of the COVER
and commissioners Of school
A lands, held a meeting today
& nd That no school lands should
9sl2 \. This meets the ap-
sEx5 432 Ismembers.
Sl3ss 9Sss Ahel Of McCook introduced a
4 lGoval bill iii the senate today,
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IN THE HOUSE.

Day Is Devoted to Consideration of
Army Appropriation Bill.
Washington, Jan. 15.-The house to-
day went into committee Of the whole
and took up consideration of the army
appropriation bill. The bill carried
s73,S75, ,276, being $4.613,065 less than the
current law.
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ONLY SLIGHTLY HURT.

Secretary Moody Expects to Return to
Washington Tomorrow.
Annapolis, Jan. 15.-The condition of
Secretary Moody who was injured in a
runaway accident. is considered satis-
factory. The secretary hopes to res
turn to Washington tomorrow.
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Hepburn Elected in Idaho.

Boise, Idaho, Jan. 13.-Judge Waldt
B. Hepburn was elected United States
senator by the legislature today
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MONDAYS PRocEEDINGs.

Pierre, S. D., Jan. 1.-THE house and.
senate went into joint session this af-,
ternoon to listen to an explanation by
Hon. Bartlett Tripp of the changes and
general formation of the new code as
completed by the code commission.
This conforms with the joint resolution,
introduced last week by Johnson Of
Douglas. The entire session Of today
will probably be taken UP in this man
ner, except that the capital removal
question will be transferred from the
senate to the house. 1t will have first
and second readings and go to the state.
affairs committee, will be reported
Tuesday and be placed on the calendar
for that day. The vote on the resolution;
In the house will be II to 10, or even
stronger, for it's passage.
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SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Pierre, s. D.. Jan. l2..-The capitol re
moval bill passed the senate Saturday
afternoon by vote of SO to 5. ~
The senate passed the first bill Satur-
day and the same is now in the house.
The measure was one allowing terms
of circuit court in other towns than
county seats, which is aimed specially
at Charles Mix county.
Valued policy insurance bills were in,
troduced in both house and senate and
In the senate an amendment to the tax
law providing for the assessment of the
capital stock OF banks.
The senate. in executive session, con-
firmed the following appointments by
the governor: Mine inspector, Thomas
Gregory, Lawrence; adjutant general,
s.. j. Conklin, Clark; members of the
board of regents, R. M. Slocum, Camp
bell, +. A. Spafford, A. w. Burt Of
Beadle; public examiner, e. E. Hem
ingway of Brookings: food and dairy
commissioner, G. p. Sherwood of Kings
bury; veterinarian, J. p. Foster of Wal
worth.
The house took up the Welch-Hanna
contest case and the majority report
was adopted and Mr.. Welch sworn in.
The contest case in the house called
out the first flights of oratory Of the
session, Bromley and Rodge speaking
for the majority report and Gross for
the minority.
Bills were introduced to provide for
horse inspection: to appropriate $4,000
for an armory at the state university,
and fixing the compensation of boards
Of commissioners at SIS per day.
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AnoI,. VIA RIde COR Lie.

with family around expecting him to
die. and a son riding for life. is iuiles, to
get DR.. Kings New Difcoyery.for cnn-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. W. II.
Brown Of Leesyille, Ind, endured
death's agonies for asthma; hat this
wonderful medicine gave Instant relief
and soon cured him. lie writes 81 now
sleep soundly every night" Like mar
yelou, cures Of Consumption, Pneu-
monia, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
Grip prove lis matchlrss merit for all
Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed
bottles SOC and 800. Trial bottles free
At Boyden's drug store.
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NolIce TO Conlrnctnr..

Bids for the construction OF an cutie
tunnel and gaze shaft 10 he constructed
at the Weber Reservoir, Power & Irrlga
ton company Reservoir No. in Lost
Creek, Morgan county, Utah, will b,
received ct the secretary's office, Coal
vile, Summit county, Utah, on or be-
tore September 9th, 1908.
For specifications see Thomas L. Allen,
Coalyille, Utah, or Engineer Frank c,
Kelsey, Mcconnell building, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
The company ieseryes the right TO re-
iec, any or al bids.
wEnER Reservoir, PowER & IrnIoA-
Tios CoNPANY.
By Thomas L, ALLEN, Secretary.
p o. Box 90, Coalyille, Utah
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-09-04

Mesdames y CuT andJohn Paw.
Las cbarn,iay tnier AIMED at linen
shower riyenf bonor Of Mis- BIa che
Allison last frdiy afternoon at the
Coalvire Haie The par'ors veie
beautifully Secuted with sweet peas.
Wits, was th game played. THE score
yards were Rry pretty Autographs
mounted ON soyy Yard boar. Nors-
uerites were ED for iallps Ai,ersx
games il washnud that Mrs.J. E.wilde
had won even E,me aud therefore cap
,ured the prlf, pair OF exquisite linen
towels. Tema.pg reireshments In great
variety we're ialuilly served upon small
tables. The adles were then given a
musical feasi. ~-olbs we're rendered by
MesaAmes Beie Dean Allison. frank
Evans. and ia Smith. Instrumental
selections we,s rendered by Mrs. Evans
aud Virginia snlth. Each number was
highly Appended. Miss Allison wa,
the receipieni Of many beautiful piece.
Of linen. sud- ~ Embroidered and drawn
work, lunch dc,bs. doylies, napkins,
Jewels, etc. A. haze hour the guest.
departed, ei,sn.llng best wishes to Mis-,
blanche. Tdsse ufesent we're Mesdame,
WIN. Allison. Cal Allison, j. +. Wide
W. g. Fisher,J. a Smith, Z. r. Jones
l.. 4. Eldredr. Alma Eldredge, r. T.
Nortncott, fiink VANS, Misses Blanch,
Allison, Anns caruih, Clara Williams
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-09-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
character aud good reputation In each
state Zone In this county required) to
represent and advertise old established
wealthy business house oisolid financial
standing. Salary s2l weekly with ex-
penses additional, all payable In cash
direct each Wednesday from head offices
Horse and carriage furnished when nee
essary. References. Enclose aeli-ad-
dressed envelope. Colonial Co., 1884
Dearborn street Chicago.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro.
posals will be received by the board OF
trustees Of Kockport school district Nc.
8, for the constructing Of new frame
school building at Rockport, Summit
county, Utah, in accordance with the
plans and specifications which will be
furnished by aid trustees.
All proposals will be opened on Mon.
day, September 81, 1908, NJ 10 O'Clock
noon, at the residence Of William Stem
bridge, Rockpor', Summit county, Utah,
Said trustees reserve the right 10 re-
ject any and all bids.
WILLIAM sTENnmDGR,l
W. ID BRowN, Trustees.
L, 4. HoRrN,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-09-04

His Life Saved by chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Di,rrhura Remedy.
"B. L. Ryet, a well know cooper Of
this town, says he believes Chamber
LAME Cole, Choleraand Dlauhoea saved
his life lat summer. lie hal been sick
iqg a month with what the doctors call
bilious dyseniefy and could get nothing
70 do him any god until he triei this
remedy. Il gave him immediate RELIEF, /"
says b. 7. Llule, merchant, Hancock
Md. For sails BY John Boyden x Son.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has q
remarkable record. IL has been in use
for over thirty years, during which time
many million bottles have been sold and
used. It has long been the standard
and main reliance In the treatment OIL
Group in thousands Of homes, yet during
all this time no case has ever been re-
p rted 10 the manufactures 10 which /,
iailel TO effect a cure. When given o..
soon as the child becomes horse or even
as soon a. the cronpy cough appears, Il
will prevent the attack. II is pleasant
to axe, mary children like IL. Il con-
ialns no opium Of other harmful cub
st'ncr and may be given ne confidently
to baby As TO m adult. For sale by
John poyle 4 Son.
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ow.. 10. LIl.l.. s.Isnna,.. KInan....

d. ?. Daugbeiiy, well known through
out Mercer and sumner counties, VIVA.
most likely oEu his life TO the kindness
Of a n,ighbor. lle was almost hopelessly
afflicted with dhrrhoea was attended
by two physieiaas who gave him little.
II any, relief, whsn neighbor learning
Of his serious ondltion, brought him a
blttle Of Chamlrlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarhoea Remedy, which cured
him in lees thhniwenty.iour bours. For
sale by John Borden < Son.
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Send US your orders for all
kinds Of Job Work


~ have been DOUBLED with NY stom-
ach for ih- past four ysars, -ays d. l..
Beach Of Clover y'ok Farm, Greenfield,
Mass. "a few days ago was induced
to buy a box Of Chamberlain's stomach
and Liver Tablets. | have taken part
Of them and feel a great deal better" II
you have any irounle with your stomach
{ y box Of thesefablets. You are Ger.
tain to be pleased With the result. Price
20 cents. For sale by John Boyden &
Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-09-04

Cuunty Commissioner Freeman Malin
brought to this office this week two
cucumbers raised by him at Hoytsvsle.
They are as good specimen OF the yege.
liable as can be raised anywhere, and
shows that these products Of the soil
can be successfully raised here II at
tended to properly
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-09-04

President Daniel H,iner and Coun.
selor William Francis OF Morgan sake
were visitors to the Stake priesthood
and auxiliary meetings held here last
Saturday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-09-04

The Coalville Sunday School will have
their annual picn next Monday al
Bdm's grove, the same place where they
held forth last year. The officers Of the
school met on Tuesday night and ap.
pointed committees to have full charge Of
the affair aud see that nothing was left
undone TO make the children have a
good and enjoyable time. 1, was decid.
ed that the Eas' Cualville, Echo an
Gras- Greek schools should be invited
TO join with our school On tnls picnic
and il Is TO be noped they will accept
the invitation, snd help make the dav d
happy one Tor the children. An invita-.
ton Is also extended to the public gem
orally to ke part with the schools, and
nobody need stay at home Teams viii
be provided for all the chiltren aud those
who do 10 have any way Of going, an
II has been suggested that those who
have teams TO have them on hand 10
help convey the people to the grove
All should De on hand TO leave the Tab
ernace not later than o'clock, 90 that
the grounds can be reached before it
gets late and then spend the day to adj
vantage. Don't forget to tasS your
lunch along.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-09-04

The commissioners have changed the
county attorneys office from the court
house into the city hall, two doors south
Of the Hosioftice. Attorney Calls moved
into his new quarters Wednesday. Sur
veyor Rhead will use the office vacated
10 the court house.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-09-04

The drain for the court house was
completed this week. The work Of
masing brick for the new building was
commenced this week and as soon a.
the cement arrives the foundation will
be laid