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New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
BANKRUPTCY NOTES.

The following petitions bankruptcy fled yester-
day with the clerk the United States District
Joseph Schwartz tailor No 5S7 East 1sth-st Labli-
ties S assets $50 The principal creditor is Esther
Frank. No. 209 East eth st. S7T9
An Involuntary petition was hlsd against Joseph c
proprietor Of the Hotel Webster. No.
s5th-st. by Edward Davis and other creditors. with
claims aggreGating Sl391. Orlando =. Metcaf ap
pointed receiver with bond OF $1,000 The allegation
Is H. the petition that two DAYS ego the alleged
bankrupt collected more than 5000 from the guests
hotel. which Is alleged. he Appropriated his
IS without the jurisdiction the
The fixtures and equipment hotel the
petitioners estimate worth $1,000 constitutes
with the exception Of "a
the premises, twenty-ons remaining the
Schedules Of James Davidson dealer in dry colors
239 Frontsi. show debts of Sl4306 assets OF
IS so. The principal creditors " ". Davidson No
West 12sth-st S23 355 and Hey u. Wmans, 5sti-st
and 5th-aTe, $4,000 The
Union. n J. $500; machinery $3.50 accounts 400 and
old 7h Regiment uniform. of value. being fifteen
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY
ties, 500 $50
Morris Binbaum. No. ls5 East so,h-st Liabilities,
IS 30
Wolf HONG clerk. No. s47 East 4th-st. Liabilities.
So 29.
Bennett cohn clothing and trunks. No s37a ID ave.
Louis Liyingston. salesman. No. 200 West 11sth-s
Liabilities, GSsS-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
Public Notices.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT Appel

NEW 4OhA SOE OOUh1p AIREL-
late Division First Department In the matter Of
Company for the appointment commissioners TO
determine and report whether railroad ought to be
Notice is hereby given pursuant the provisions
signed New York and Jersey Railroad Company will ap-
~ to Appellate Division the Supreme Court Of the
a held the Appellate Division Court
House. Madison Avenue and 25th Street. the Bor-
14th day April. 1905. O'Clock afternoon
potntment Of three commissioners in the above entitled
matter to determine and report to said Appellate
railroad OF SAID Iaioad company ought 10 De constructed
operated. The which the ap-
Fda om T o sd e. OF nd 6d' h % pdpe4 R
accompanying the same all Of which were filed in
1905. addition thereto other
papers shall be presented to the said Court by the
said Railroad Company
description Of the routes and general plan of con-
pany forms part papers fled aforesaid The
following is brief and substantial synopsis of the said
company authorized the OF
Greenwich ana West Tenth and Christopher Streets in
the Borough OF Manhattan ana thence running eastery
Christopher Street Sixth Avenue; with
or near the intersection Avenue and Thirythrd
Borough and with another branch crossing
eastery under Ninth 10 terminal station at or
the intersection OF Fourth Avenue and
said terminal station Fourth Avenue
to station Of the Rapid Transit Subway Fourth
and Eighth Street.
The object Of application to obtain tie
appointment of determine after
public hearing parties interested whether such ex
Of saic railroad ought be
appeate Division :osether With report Of their 1Ssa de
termination which report If in favor OF the
Company will ask that it shall bel shall when
along the lines OF the said extensions
Dated New York March 81 1906
NEW YORK AND JERSEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY W. G. McADOO. President
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPIEs-De

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.-De-
Partment Of the Interior. Office Of Indian Affairs
ION, u c March lS. 19O5.-SeaIed proposals
hoorSed proposals for beef hour as the case NAV
e. ana directed 10 the Commissioner Indan Affairs
@SOt south Canal street, Chicago H. received
uhtli utli o'clock m, Of Tuesday April ., 1906 for
lushlng Tor the indian Service beef -four bacon beans
See sugar, rice, tea and other subsistence
$50 Io groceries baking powder, crockery agri-
.tual Hnpenlents paints. oils glass tnware, wagons
safd le1theT ahoe findings. saddery ETC. school
SuPPles ana long list of miscellaneous articles
IOpoSatS ihdorsed Proposals for rubber goods
ware, etc., as the may be- directed to the
commissioner or Indian Affairs, 602 Seventh street
% LOUIS NO, will be received until O'Clock, ?. m
u 1huIsday April 2I, 1905, furnishing for the
AGah service, rubber goods boots shoes hardware
anu heolcal supplies Sealed proposals. PRO
Pos@S Tor blankets. woollen goods clothing
sS. as the case may be, and directed The
oL lndlan Affairs, Nos 119-l21 Wooster street.
=. lork CIty Win be received until O'Clock p. m
O tuesday, May l6 1905 furnishing for the Indian
service blankets, wOollen cotton goods clothing no
Sons' mats ana caps. Bids be made out on Gov
enent nlanks Schedules giving all necessary informa-
IIO Ior bidders will be furnished application the
ilolan once. Washington D. c, the $ Indian ware
houses 1l9l2l Wooster street, York CITY; 27
Soutn Canal street. Chicago. Ill: street
SJnana Nebr; 6t2 South street,
. washington street. San Francisco Cal Commis-
sarles OF Subsistence, L. 8 A. Cheyenne Wyo. and
81 Faul Mimi; the Quartermaster. L. S A Seattle
lanc spokane and Tacoma Bids will be opened az the
hour and days above stated invited 10
n present at the opening The Department reserves the
rlght 70 determine the point Of delivery reject
any ana all bids. or any OF bid
F. f. LEU PIP, Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
STATEMENT FROM MR.. MELLEN.
New-Eaven President Explains Alleged In
consistencies of Remarks.

New-Haven Conn.,. April SC S. Mellen presi-
dent OF the New-YOrk New-Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company issued statement to-day in
reference 10 alleged Inconsistencies in his remarks
before the Connecticut legislature last week and a
statement given out by him Saturday night.
Before the legislature Mr. Mellen intimated that
the recent purchase Of the New-York. Ontario and
Western by the New-York, New-Haven and Hart
ford would greatly benefit New England people,
while in the statement issued Saturday negotia-
tions looking 10 transfer OF the New-York. On
tario and Western We're spoken Of Mr. Mellen' s
statement to-day says:
Ther is nothing inconsistent in the two utter
ances. The New-YOrk, Ontario and Western Rail
road was bought for protection That protection
may be had by keeping Il by disposlng OF the
same upon conditions which secure that protection
in another way All the advantages OF control
may be retained by transfer Of the property, and
the conditions precedent 10 such a transfer that
relate 10 the protection desired, the subject OF
consideration the present time and are what
Ar Mellen refers 10 IN his statement
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04

Lizard April 2-Passed steamers (presumef De,,,b, ,
Ger tank. Dalldorh. New-York for Rotfer5aT
ttferJs Rantzen. New Orleans 81.
Antwerp and Hamburg; Rhein Ger. Rott Brert1
for NeW-York; 5 m Naderland .(Belg) Frbof
York for Dover and Antwerp; Z a m Ia Csqco.N-
(Frl Fournier. New-YorN for Havre 0e+e
London April 3-Arrived. steamer Ainnetonka (Rr, ~
land. NeW-lo-k. 30 '
Glasgow. April , Arrived. steamer Columbia (I3r Wads
New-Nork.
Sharpness, April sailed steamer Colliugwo1d fr}r
BAL New York ''
Malln Head April 8-Passed steamer Etho,ta .r->
blaikl. York for Glasgow '''
Hamburg April l. u Ul-Sailed steamers AIeu1aania
;Gerl FOR New-Y oTk. m. Christiania tCierl Rose
New York.
S0gres April Passed. steamer NeCstra CFrJ SagoI
New-York for Mars lilies
Gibraltar April 3, nAIrived steamer Princess Irene
GER. Dannemann. New-Ycrk Tor Naples ana Cen09
taudu proceeded
Palermo March 5l-saied: steamer tocahontas ,Br1
James from Triestel. New York. April =. arrived
steamer Carpathia 'BD Turner. Flume for New
York
Trieste March 31-Arrivsd. steamer Augusts. (Ausu
scopinich New-York via Almeria. etc.
suez. April arrived, steamer satsuma tBn. Chubb
Yokohama, etc. for NeW-YoTk
CRliao Feb TArTved. steamer HuShenden (BTl, Jones
NsW-YoTk VIA Punta Arenas. Valparaiso etc.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
FEAR RIOT IN OHIO CITY.
Mob at Springfield Like one That
Committed OmtrageS.

Springfield, Ohio. April a mob similar to
one year ago which lynched the negro Dixon
hnd burned the levee is congregating. with
the avowed purpose OF burning a resort run by a
man named Joseph Kempler. Nearly a dozen
arrests OF suspicious acting persons have been
made 10y detectives The square IN which Kemp
ers place is located IS being patrolled by police.
The report that two large crowds from the
west end are now cOngregating in uptown sa-
looms with The avowed purpose Of setting FIRE
10 lhe saloon serves 10 keep the crowds as near
the place as the police viii permit
The movement at this time is admitted TO be
almost identical with that Of a year ago. al
though the police are better prepared 10 prevent
q disturbance than they were then
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
STOREY VICTIM.
Connecticut Naa Who Lost Fortune
Commits Suicide.

fBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUXEI
New-London, Conn, April 3.-Frank Smith
nfty-six years old, a descendant OF one OF the
Oldest families OF New England. committed
suicide to-day by taking rat poison on account
OF the loss Of his fortune through the failure Of
the Storey Cotton Company. Smith was a firm
believer in this get-rich-quick concern. His
enthusiasm was so great that he was appointed
special agent He not only induced his friends
TO invest, but also mortgaged all his property
to put the proceeds in the concern.
In anticipation OF his profits he gave 81 600 to
new church and 500 to a monument soon TO
be dedicated to Winthrop. the first Governor Of
Connecticut Smith made an attempt 20 kill
himself last week by taking ounce Of chloro-
form
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
NETWORK CITY CORPORATIONS.

Albany. April s-The following stock companies
have been Incorporated:
The Sarela Hydraulic Company Of New-York
City (mining); capital. 10000. Directors, NJ A.
Egbert q. X. Marvin and z. H. Litchfeld, of New
York City.
Hotel League OF New-York City Ito furnish re-
tors, c. J. Cochrane OF Buffalo: Carl Weber Ulg.
Of Delawanna, n. J., ana a. A Won Kessier. Of
New.YOrk Clty.
The Perolin Company Of America OF New-York
City; capital. 100000. Directors David Schnitzer.
OF Chicago. and I. H. Rosenfeld and julius Miller,
OF New-YorK City
American Commercial Exchange. of New-York
City (merchandise) capital. 100000 Directors, d.
W. Unverzagt, s. H. Clemson and P. NJ Hammond,
OF New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
TO PUSH RAILWAY TO THE GULF.
Arrangements Complete for Extension Of
C. and S.-Cost Nearly 100000.

Arrangements have been completed, II was an
nounced yesterday for the extension TO the Gulf
Of Mexico Of the Colorado and Southern Railway,
which is controlled by Edwin Hawley and his as
sociates The Colorado and Southern extends from
Orin Junction Wyo-. through Denver and Pueblo
10 Texline. Tex. where connection IS made WITH
the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway. which
Is controlled bv the Colorado and Southern and
extends from TeEline 10 Fort Worth, 459 miles.
From Fort Worth the Gulf at Galveston the
new through line viii be provided for By the
acQuisiti0n Of the Trinity and Rrazos Valley Rail
way, seventv-niue miles long, running from Gle
burne. few miles south of Fort Worth, to Mexia
Tex and the construction OF about 100 miles OF
new road For meeting the cost OF the projected
extension. estimated at from SS.000OO0 to 100000
the Colorado and Southern vii issue bonds.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
COTTON BROKERS LONG MISSING.
Stephens & Henderson Not Seen at Their
Offices Here for Two Years.

A. F. Stephens and A. Henderson. cotton specu-
lators. whose arrest has been ordered on warrants
issued In Liverpool had offices at No. 20 Broad-st.
until last week. Neither. however had been seen
about the offices for nearly two years.
William V. King, superintendent Of the Cotton
Exchange said yesterday concerning the firm:
Stephens & Henderson claimed Offices in Liver
pool. Louisville Savannah and this city. They
had any exchange connections at any of the
places mentioned. We have never been able to find
them in this city in Louisville. Some months
ago laid the facts before the Postmaster Gen
eral at Washington. The circulars put out by the
firm promised returns OF 80 TO Is per cent a year.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
ACCUSES p. O. OFFICIALS.
Colonel Harrison Says the Storey
Scandal VIII Reach High.
TBY TELEaRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Indianapolis. April S.-Colonel Russell B. Harri-
son. who has been making investigation OF the
Storey Cotton Company. declared to-day that he
had been convinced for six months that the Storey
Cotton Company would develop a big scandal in
the Postoilce Department
The Storey Cotton Company" said he. was so
firmly intrenched in the department and had
much protection that fight it had effect
until recently. All information az to charges and
complaints was Immediately conveyed to the
swinders. and as far as possible, our efforts came
to naught. The investigation may reach high.
Some high offlcials will be involved at least for
neglect Of duty"
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
SYNDICATE TAKES GERMAN LOAN.

Berlin. April "A syndicate OF banks. headed
by the Reichsbank, has taken over imperial 315
per cent loan Of S75O00OOD The loan will be issued
10 the public April 10. The issue price VIII be
l0l lG y undertaking is given not to part with
the bonds before October -. Otherwise the price
viii De 10l 20.
The present issue Of consols at 3k per cent the
first issue this rate since 1890 The total imperial
debt including treasury notes outstanding and the
projected issue Of cOnsols, is $50 10000
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
Broadway Theatre.
Friday Afternoon at 1.30.
ANNUAL BENEFIT
ACTORS HOME.
MANAGEMENT OF DANIEL FROHMAN.

1E1lIfVI VF- DANIEL FKOHMAN.
The great OF features includes Duchess Of Dan
Zc Co. with EVie Greene CouTIiCe Pounds
Mv Rea. Miss Diggs ana Hobrook Bnn a famous
play \ Kiss in the Dark. with VIM Courteigh
Harry Conor Alison Skipworch and Hilda Spong. one
act play, In the Ewes OF the World. Wm Court
nty vincent Serano Ernest L wf0rd Louis and
Margaret Ilington. f. f. Outcaur author Buster
brown Beatrice Herford. The Matinee Girls (frOm
fledS IheatTel. play by Anthony Hope, with William
H. Crane ana Fay Davis Jed d Angels and chor,s ~
Fantana The Garland Dance, by the English Dancing
Girls from Florodora and other selections Prices 75c
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
FxECUTIvE OFFICE, ConnssIOYERs

Of the District OF Columbia WASHINGTON No. os
~ iO2Cseaed proposals will be received this office un
VI 4 NJ April 8 1905. for
tracts tracts Tor lighting the public streets alleys and
mantle gas lamps Specifications blank forms of r
P9s9t may be obtained at this Office HENRY r +
Commissioners. d. c. -' N'-'D-@l-'
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
INJuNcTIoN oerAINEp IN ENGLAND.

Liverpool, April "a number Of creditors OF the
Storey Cotton Company Of Philadelphia to-day OBJ
tained an injunction in the Chancery Court
straining the National and Provincial Bank and
the American Express Company from paying out
any money OF the cotton company which they may
have IN their hands.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
RAILROAD SECURITIES OFFERED.

A list Of investment securities is offered for sale
hy William A. Read & Co, Of No. . Nassau-st.
The issues are those Of variety OF railroads. wide
IL separated and the prices at which the bonds
are offered yield net on the investment. II is an
nounced from 3gS TO 40 per cent Detailed informa-
ton can Obtained here the firms branch Of
fees in Chicago. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Monday, April 8, 1905.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Mesaba Csr. Tubb. London March g. to the
Atlantic Transport Line with II cabin passengers
S9e,,r1e- Nfsssi,s C-Te T4ur1i1 HI,-..,,,. -, ,
Naples rs. 20 w Elwell Co with O46 steeraFe
Steamer Republic CBrl. McAuley Naples March %
White Star Line with 237 cabin and ia steer
passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 9l5
Steamer Dragoman CBr). Waters Manila January %
February l and Colombo via ST Mchaels March
is and Boston April l. 10 runch Edye & Co, mdse.
He'll Gate. Left Quarantine lis o m
gems PORT Limon p and Kingston 30 10 the Han9bnr
American Line, with 81 cabin passengers and rnGse
Steamer Buenos Aires (Span). Aldamiv Vera Cruz
March and Havana 30 70 the Compania Trasatantca
with 10 cabin and q steerage passengers and
steamer Fl Norte. Gardner March 2s 70 N.
Southern Pacific Company with mdse Passed ouaran~
steamer cily Macon Askns, Savannah March 81 TO
mdse Passed Quarantine a G:I5 m anu
Steamer Buehelds. Hastings Baltimore TO II c Foster
with mIse Passed Quarantine AZ 615 a m.
Steamer Britannia Brl Erskine Civta Vecchia March
10 Winchester Co. in ballast. arrived at The
steamer Panhonia. Thomson Trieste March H. "a
Steamer John Bright (Br), Cessap, LaSuna March N
10 W d Nunson. Arrived az the Bar at 6:45 . m 1'
steamer Dunstan (Brl Williamson. Manaos March Is
Arrived at the al p m.
sandy Iiook j. April 3, oasO m--wInd west light.
Steamer ICELAND OBr) Broornhead Antwerp March %
and Dover % the Red star Line, with 22l cabin ana
l41 steerage passengers and dse Arrived at the Bar
steamer n rotterdam. Rotterdam and Bouogne GSan
Steamer Blucher. Hamburs Dover and Boulogne Cvan
tuckeu.
,-teaners Bermudan cBr,. Bermuda New-York. Bo,to,
GER Philadelphia
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTg
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
rRAFElc oPEN ON THE HUDSON.

may now be regarded fully opened. and the
Catskll Lane began yesterday TO its steamers
regularly.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sal Sunset 6:2T Noon 7:l2 Moons zge
HIGH WATER
Al AIsandy Hook 7s2I Island 7:45 Hell Gate 0:3s
PM-Sandy Hook T4l Gov. Island 500 Hell Gate 0:59
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE sTppTIFc

-SprinEheld Armory. Mass, April s. 19O5-sea1a5
proposals. In trplicate. viii be received p
May g. 1905. for furnishing Forage Steel iron Castin
Coal Lumber, Hardware Supplies, Stationery PAINS
OILS Chemicals Siasoene; Gun stocks etc. during Year
ton. Col. FRANK H. PHIPPS. Comdg FE-l
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
SPECIAL MENTION.
Trade Marx

Advertisements admitted into these columns are
recommended to the readers OF The Tribune a.
thoroughly reliable and business can be done bT mai
with the advertisers with perfect snfefy - A--''
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04

One beauty of worstedS and
worsted cheviots is that it's not so
easy to brush away their beauty.
This may account for their increas-
ing popularity, the last few years,
which has led up to the most attrac-
tive showing such fabrics make
among our Spring suitings.
Spring suits; $l6 to $38.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25s s42 1850
at at at
Warren St. 18th ST. SIND ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
II S. ENGINEER OFFICE. NEWPORT. R. l..

Apr y lW5.-sealed proposals for dredging a
Hyannis Harbor ana al Nantucket. Mass viii be re-
ceived here until II A. NJ, MAY g. lf01 and then pub
lely opened Information furnished on application. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
ITNITED sTATEs PoWDER ~,

Dover y. April l. l9o5--seaied proposals In
tripicate upon the blank forms furnished ~ -f.s f
only vii. be received this office trtu / oclos :, m
Monday, MAJ l. 1890. fOv furnishing during fhe -,
year ending June 30 1906, Forage Par Iron IIarIar
Lumber, Paints. Oils. Clements &c Ftr n f|-,s-.-
apply 10 Major o. b. MlTCHAM Comdg
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04

The following petitions in bankruptcy fled yester-
day with the the United States District Court:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-04
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool April 2-saisd. rteamsr cevio Brl. Clarke.
Manchs1er. April 2ATvsa. steamer ARphltgits OBJ.
5amss. Neg-1etAs 80 - - = = -
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-15
THREE JURORS CURED

or Cholera Msrbus with Ons small
Bottle Of Chambsrlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea remedy.
Mr. G. W. Fowler Of Hightown, Ala.
relates an experience he had while
serving on petit jury in murder case
at Edwardsyille, county seat oil
Clebourne county, Alabama. He says
while there / ate some fresh meat
and some aouse meat and II gave me
cholera morhus in 4 very severe form.
l was never more sick In my life and
sent to my drug store iora certain
cholera mixture, bat the druggist sent
me a bottle Of Chamberllin's Collie,
Cholera and DiSnhoeA Remedy instead
saying that he had what sent for bHf
that this medicine was so y 0-u-.
he would rather send u 4 Ae d. r7.
fix was in. 70 dos ! it ~.
"" better 10 o. -,s Tho eecnpd
VIE c-slt -o ".y rwo ,sliow
a,ms -lesio the same manner
and one small bottle cured the three Of
U.S." For sale by JnO Boyden & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-15

The Coalville Brass Band
went to Brigham to attend,peacll
day and also participate in the
band contest, The boys had ar
excellent time and received the
finest kind Of treatment. Oul
boys would have undoubtedly
carried of the prize had tn,
judges thoroughly understood
the rules under which our boy.
were playing-but even at that,
the boys feel that they were
amply paid for their trip.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-15
Are You Engaged,

Engaged people should remember,
that, after marriage, many quarrels can
he avoided, by keeping their objections
in good condition with Electric Bitters.
8. A. Brown, oLBennsttsville, SC, says
"For years, my wife suffered intensely
'fon dyspepsia, complicated with tor
pittysr, antil sL- lost Der strength and
yisti and bycoms /. mere wreck Of
her forme, self lhen she tried Electric
Bitter, which helped her At once, and
finally made her entirely, well She is
now strong and healthy" Sold by Jno,
Boyden 4 Sons druggists, sells and
guarantees them, at DOC a bottle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-15

Men supposed to be Gypsies i0duccd
the Young son Of Mr. Keyes Of Echo to
part with sl2 in cash and a watch for a
worthless horse. Later the Deputy
Sheriff located the men at Heneier and
madefhem return the money ann watch
also enough to reimburse the county ior
~ trouble. They were also compelled
to take the brute outoi the county.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-15

supi. George Beard Of the Coi'yille
Coop left today with ME family 70 spend
few weeks In the mountain Of Weber
canyon. Mr.. Beard usually spends the
month Of August In the nsuntains, but
could no, this year on sccount Of enc Of
bis boys being sick with typhoid fever.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-15

EN- Allison, ST., superintendent Of
the State Industrial School at Ogden,
vas up yesterday and sold bis property
here consisting Of two 81 the best reri-
dence In the city. County Attorney
Ffank Evans and Axel Blondquist we're
the purchasers. Both houses are situat-
ed just south OF the Court House, and
are In very desiriors location.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-15

Mr. aud Mrs. c. NJ. Johansen LETT for
Morgan last Wednesday night where
they went to attend the funeral Of their
6-year-old grandchild who was operated
upon few days AGO for appendic.is.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-15

Mrs. Henry Welsh, the wife Of the
Park City merchant and political leade,
stopped in Coalville Friday on her way
to Park City after four months stay
in the east nursing her sick sister Mr.
Welsh came down to the county sea,
to NEE. his wife and they returned tc
their home on Saturday morning.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-15

An interesting article on the Untah
reservatinu by Hon. Alma Eldredge, will
appear In our next issue.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-15

Misses Mamie Walker and L.
Taylor returned from Canada
yesterday morning.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-15

Miss Lottie Lusty returned
from a very pleasant visit to
Morgan Sunday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-15

Never have we thought Of charging
Tor sample copies sent onon subscribers
TO interest them in our work. We send
out llst Of sample copies each week,
and generally get good returns in new
subscriptions. II You have u neighbor
who lie not a subscriber to this paper,
do us the favor to send his name and
address, and we will cheerfully send a
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out price"