The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-08-05

Supt. Adamsou Of the Grass Creek
mine business trip to Salt Lake sun
day.
Thomas Gilchrist came in from Cum
6er.aud Tuesday oa q short business
"trip
Mrs John Gum Of Hovtsy.llr gave
birth to twins Tuesday night-a hoy aud
a girl An doing nicely.
Mrs. Dr. Hosner and children return
ed 60 Park CITY sunday after spending
a week here with friends.
Mrs Z. :. Ellis and children Of Mill
Creek arrived here yesterday and will
Visit Tor some time with relatives.
John pendloion and wife drove down
70 alt Lske Tuesday 10 attend the re
union Of the Sandwich Island mission
Aries.
Elders William Archibald and w. +.
Potis OF Park City we're home mission
aires here on sunday and delivered good
sermons TO the saints.
Henry Welsh, chairman Of the Repnb-
liean county committee, was down from
the Park last Friday on business. lie
incidentally looked over the political
field
5. F Rigby daughter and sons, Miss
Christopherson and the Misses Jennie
aud Winnie RiRby passed through here
Tuesday on their way from Salt Lake to
Rigby'e ranch.
lind nothing better for liver deran-
gment and constipation than Chamber
lain's stomach and Liver Tablets.
F. Andrews, Des Moines, Iowa. For
sale by John Boyden& Son.
Not many men could be happier than
Earl Eldredge wac last Friday, when his
wife presented him with a thirteen
pound con. His large face fairly beamed
with JOY over the event, All doing
nicely.
Last year a great deal Of kicking was
done because the city park was rented
for pasture but we notice that cattle
can oe ionud in the park nearly every
day, Il cattle are 10 be run IN there,
why not get some remuneration from
them2
A marriage license was issued satur-
dav TO Harry b. Frantzen, aged p, OF
Park City, and Miss Mary a. Pace, aged
is, Of Woodland. Prest, G. W. Young
performed the ceremony that made
them man and wife and they returned
TO the Park to make their home.
II is desired that the members Of the
9th quorum Of seventies be at Kamas
on Sunday, August llth, so as to attend
a special meeting to be held at 1890 on
that day, Members NJ The Grst council
WILDE present and sOne important
business il TO be transacted.
Col. n. W. Clayton, one Of the direct
ors Of the Grass Coal company, came ou
from Salt Lake last Friday and in com
pany with Vice-President w. W. Cluf
made an inspection Of the mine. Il IL
rumored that several important changes
will take place at the mine in the very
near future. New machinery may b,
put in and the property put in better
shape.
County Attorney Calls went to Evan
ston Tuesday to receive the money pait
by a gang Of ninety.iour Greeks ant
Austrians for poll tax. These mon re-
fused to pay when notified by the road
supervisor and suit was brought against
them to enforce the payment. judgment
was entered against the men and theil
wages levied upon. Then they decided
to pay the tax, and in addition thereto
tine cost OF suit.
The two-year old baby boy OF Mr., and
Mrs. Grant Y. Bullock. was badly
burned Wednesday while the family
were camping up Weber canyon. Several
days ago a large pile Of hay and straw
was burned and the FIRE had not all gone
out. The baby walked into the smoul
dering ashes and his shoes were filled
with hot ashes. His feet were badly
burned, especially the right one. Had
there been any blaze the clothes Of the