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Begin the New Year right By enter
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A full attendance o. the members
% Ar3mOre Aerie % Eagles Is de-
sired az regular meeting tonight
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LOST.

REWARD-S-l reward for thief and
E-- s.c-=1 troZ on store o. Dc.
s-h, C-s double az-rGed HAMMER
less s1o- gun. Parker Bros. make.
Any private Information EiIl ba
treated strictly co-S5srtislly. Hal!
& H-llis he hocss tu-nishers.
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NeckTe-v -u1e-s ana ytlcl--Ir-
make ideH Christmas presents.
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II Is great and manly 70 dlsdaln dis
guise; Il shows our spirit and proves
or strsngtL.-YOung
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VIII Berryhil g. 10 the city from
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parents
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-10-20
A GOOD WOMAN GONE

From Mrs. ]. J. Cross Of
Evanston, and Mrs. Emma Han
sen of Garden city, daughters
OF Mrs. Rebecea Ssxton, who
recently returned from the fune-
raj OF their mother, we obtain
the following sketch OF a woman
wellknown.i in this vicinity, she
having been and old resident Of
Coalville.
Rebecca SaXton was born Oct.
~, 1897, at New Bromley,
England, Married Thomas Sax
ton, July sc, 1874 Joined the
church of Jesus Christ Of Latter
day saints, March %, 1859,
Came to Utah in 1869, srrivii.,
at Honeyville, Boxelder county
Aug. II. After short stay there
the family moved to- coslville
where they resided f6r eleven
years, after which the family
moved to Garden City, Rich Co,
where they have resided the past
twenty-five years and where the
subject Of this sketch died Oct.
II, 1905, age II years. eleven
months and twenty-four days.
Mrs. Saxton died firm in the
faith she embraced many years
ago. She WAS the mother( a
eleven -'c~ssasssss farlSA1iSfee
grandchildren, sixteen gr bat
grandchildren Three Of her
children survives her, viz: 4lrs.
j.. Cross Of Evanston, Wko
Mr.. Hans Hansen and Mrs. c.
Farmer, Of Garden City, Rick
Co., Utah. Also twenty-eight
grandchildren, and twelve
great.grsnd-ehildren survives
her. Mrs. Saxton's health was
good up to the day Of her death,
having been i'll but seven
hours.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-10-20
UTAH MUST
- ''0f AWAKEN
And Through Every Channel that Open TO Her. Expose Her
MOnBUl DefameT, the Tribune

Special correspondence 20 the coalvlie Times
When crossed the border
line o. Utah, | had made up my
mind that /, once more was to
see and live through conditions
from which fled nearly a quar-
ter Of a century ago.
A Russian once, an American
now, the former by fate the lat
ter by choice, | almost dreaded
to visit Utah and to awaken
memories which the high alti-
tude Of American freedom had
successfully putinto sweet slum-
Der.
My surprise was therefore more
pleasant than my pen can
picture. The first man met
in my duties was President
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-10-20

Joseph + Smith. ! expected
person similar to Pobedonastoff,
the head of the Synodes of
Russia, and the curse ofmy poor
native country. Instead found
4 man free from all pretentions,
clear headed, bright, and most
amiable American, a gentleman
every inch, and the only thing
that prevented me from looking
up to him as to a father was my
own age. The same experience
| had with other prominent men
Of the much abused and much
accused church. My short in
terview with DR., Tllmage, my
half hours talk with Bishop
Orson Whitney, my visit in the
library Of n, L. Morris, will be
memories we'll worth holding to
the end Of my days.
In Salt Lake there is a say
ing that when a stranger asks;
"What is the matter with Utah, "
the answer should be: ask the
Tribuue1n This is wrong. 1t
is poor policy to ask for infor-
nation someone who has an ak
to grind and is doing it on a dry
stout not csring wlieh way the
sparks dy. No do not ask The
Tribune, but ask the observ-
ing stranger and he will tell you
that Utah is not defending her
name strongly enough against
these sensational takers, who
rather tell a falsehood and earn
applause than tell the truth aud
remain unnoticed,
People like the woman who
accused the Mormon church Of
condenning Frank Cannon to
death aud advised his secretary
tOsavoid the company of his en-
ployer, should be exposed as a
common liar.
Patiently suffering an injustice
is not always right. If Utah
will awaken and through every
channel that is open to her, ex-
pose her mongrel defamers, she
will soon gain the reputation
she deserves, and no one will
have to task the Tribune. "
BoGDAN MARQUIS DE vENRLLE.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-10-20

month, On motion Of w. l..
Hansen and seconded by Clark
that the services Of Mr. Thomas
he secured ats125.ooa as electrical
engineer to install the plant, his
service to comm, nee n Mon
day, Oct. q, 1905. All members
present voting aye.
Council adjourned till Thurs
day, Oct. 10.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-10-20
CITY COUNCIL.

The city council met in ad-
journed session last Friday
night Mayor Croft in the
chair. Councilmen Reddon,
Hansen and Salmon present.
Moved and carried that an
extra collar and hood for boiler
be placed in building. Also
that Gomar Thomas Jr., be ask
ed to meet with council and
decide as to whether or not il
would be advisable to employ
him to install the electric plant.
1t was also decided to drive a
four-inch pipe 'or a pump 20
supply the boiler with water. ,
Adjourned subject to call Of
mayor,
MONDAY NIGHT.
Acting Mayor Salmon in the
chair, councilmen Clark, Ham
sen and Beard present.
The special order Of BUSINESS
was the considering Of the APP
plication of Conan Thomas j.,
for the position Of installing the
electric light plant. Mr.. Thomas
offered his service az sIaS,oope
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-10-20
LOCAL MARKETS.

The following are tie market quo
iRtions Of the butchers and grocers Of
Coalyille. also the produce quotations:
beets' &c 10
OiAn celery lVc onneh TWO 'o' 100
u'an p'ums, i'so 20 &C.
Egg plants i nD 70 iDc eA'n'
o"'S" o@,''-s
Yen "pp''',piV' ~ ~.
ne'in"u" V''v ,', ~ a. s 'S ". M.
N"" INV
10, -OP, A.
r'','a 49, ~ ,oJh
n-,".- OF A.. %, okc sioOcv,
n". 'o a. o. -, - 16lh. for
20
49, u,. .A...a on. IN
n, ',' IVY. N o. A.,
,a. 80 ~, a. A., Aoc
~ -, aon, 40 20 per hundred
-, r",s.Iah,ar,ds 40 az
- - o., .silon 4 Gallons A. 20.
80. w. -. oh
csa".s'' h,,,a, N,c
800 a.. or. n.oL...
p..... a. do,.
e-.i--,a,h on. IL
Y- .lI.s.as ~ Hans IL.
ou"t - - 40 i.oc
~ .,,in.d has.
sme"e 'e'' w ~ 10. ~. .,,.d
i''a-ei 'a'u'u"' ~ -
~ st,ss.h oo.h
S o' ~" ~ IN
- CO.
~S'' -, ,otlon
~" 49, ~ - ,o,l.. lain yosl
o'ue 'e"'' o. Tvs 80
iOoi n'nu qum,o IN
prS 80, Ioilc
MO ,o"s'' - r.
sirio'h s'saA' io0' ..,... Il,
I-oone a"u Po'se'nou'' '''" ~
ho"nu s'eA'' 80, 20
OhueN s'e"S' iV'.
"" o''''''E w. ."
knmp roas's' &C
Picked pigs iee,' wv 'V "a.
LON anu ',o Po'A S ,a'u
Who'e PORK 'oi"'' ''' "
veal neoNe' &C.
Sliced nam wv
bol'ea nam 'V0 s'''' GA.
Mhoe oo''eu "s
Eastern "a''' w "a, ~ 80, % On,
DrssA n y's 1870 la, NC, ooc m
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-10-20

Allsuriaee cancers are nov knoSn to
be durable, by Bueklen's Arniea sAlve.
Jas. Walters, Of Dufield, Va, writes
4" had a cancer on my ipiOr years, III
ss, med incurable, I'll Bucklen's AIni,,a
sAlve healed il, and now II Is perfectly
we'll" Guaranteed scure for cuts and
burns. 25o at Jno. Boyden & Sons drug
store.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-10-20

.,,..,t.. .....+...... Makiheld smith,
Violin Air for G string. Back.
soprano Solo -Kentucky Babe Gelbel.
Violin-Andante Italiano. .slmoneth.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-10-20

Butter wrappers for sale At The Times
Office.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-10-20
CONCERT TONIGHT

Tonight at the Stake Taber-
uacle and tomorrow night at
Kamas will be gwen a grand
popular concert under the aus
piees OF the Summit Stake
Academy and deserves the pat
ronage Of all. No better con-
cert has ever attempted here,
aud in order to show your ap-
probation OF the efforts Of the
academy faculty, they deserve
house to overlooking. Follow
ing is the program:
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04
. PurtIy Psr.ssal i.

-Aivs Koonts wa . passenger 70
Canon City today.
Miss Susie Blackmer spent yes
terday afternoon In Canon City
Miss Douney Of Goal Greek IL
visiting ct the home Of Marshal
Tabor.
Dave Edwards Of Coal CHeek
Wa visiting friends in this city LAST
evening.
Mrs. A. n Parnall has returned
from . ten days visit spent in Denver
with relatives.
Justin James entered tho ON.
ploy Of n e. Lewis this morning in
this capacity Of clerk.
Lee Champion packed his grip
and went to Denver today to witness
the fun at the state capitol.
Mrs. J. j. Sharp returned last
night from Syracuse. Kans. where
she had been for six weeks.
e. H Passow and daughter, Miss
Lulu. who were visiting O. G. Hurd
and family of West First street for .
week. have returned home.
IS. Amter returned last evening
from Victor where he was called
Mouday on business mission
Miss DelmA Wood. of Bou lder
has accepted . position in the public
schools in the place Of Miss Marshall, a,
resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Baker Of
Boulder. are in the city visiting their
daughter Mrs. Il. J. Pouder Of West
Second street.
Miss Gertrude Gunther Of Pu-
eblo. 10 expected to arrive today and
enter the employ Of Father edmund
u housekeepsr:
Thomas Davis and family who
arrived yesterday to visit his sister.
Mrs George Hyde, left today for their
homo in Carbondale.
e. Edwards. manager Of Braok.
man q Sons clothing establishment
vent to Pueblo ON = business trip last
night, returning today.
Miss Mary Tudor. Of Colorado
Springs. who has been spending the
past week with Miss Maud Davis, re-.
turned to her home today.
Arch Hadley and mother who
went east to bry the spring stock
for the Hadley Mercantile oompany's
store, are expected home the last Of
the week.
p. @. MoOresry. who IL conduct
ing = pool room in Pueblo, arrived
last night to join his wife. who is
whiting her parents. Mt. and Mrs.
John Ia Plant.
w. B. Milliken and son who
have been spending few days with
Mr.. Mililkep's mother Of East Fifth
street returned to bis home In Denver
on No. last evening.
Mics Bessie Smith Of Pueblo, who
has been spending the holiday season
with her cousin. Miss Lila Smith Of
2le West Third street, left for her
home today delighted with her stay in
Florence.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

independent Circle No. loe. W. Of
w.. will Install officers on the night
Of Jan. II in K. Of P. hall. A special
invitation has been extended to and
accepted by the Uniform Rank of the
W. o. " Arrangements are being
made for the entertainment of 200 peo-
pie.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

Tickets to points east via the Mis-
souri Pacific from Canon City, and
stations west thereof. will allow pur-
chasers side trip fSom Pueblo to Dem
yer and return when desired. Please
bear this In mind. II
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

Jack Brothers Of the Bossou store
are having the interior Of their store
baildipg repeipsed and repspersd
shroushout
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

o. L. Gibbs and family, e. F.
Brown and wife. q. ". DollAs, George
Dickson. George Gro uoh, Mr.. MoEwen
and Miss Carmody were in Canon
City last evening to witness tho play
entitled 1.-THE Princess Chio'' in the
Canon opera house.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

number of loose COWS together
with the contin nous barking OF dogs
In the vicinity of West Fifth street,
near the F and o q. railroad tracks.
kept the residents awake the greater
part Of last night.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

The trial Of Joe Bradini and Nick
DelducA who were arrested by Depu-
ty Sheriff Furniss. charged with being
implicated in the cutting scrspe at
Coal Greek Sunday night. will be
held Saturday afternoon. The men
are out on bonds to appear Saturday.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

The Emanon Gard club met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. Walsh Of
East Florence. Mrs. c. A. Cal
houn was awarded first prize aud Mr..
@. T. Menzel the consolation prize
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04
Mr.. Matilda L. John,ton.

Mrs. Matilda L. Johnston. mother
Of Frank and Roy Johnston. who was
seriously i'll for several days with in
flamma sory rheumatism, Is repor led
~ improving. She resides At ITO
Frazier avenue.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

Business men claim that business
is good with them. considering the
season Of the year. Tho merchants
can increase the volume Of business
by using The Tribune advertising
columns.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

Claude Tedford 10 vacating one of
the Alexander cottages on Petro-
ieum avenue today and 10 moving
into one of Julius McCandless' resi-.
denoes on Third street.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

Automobile Livery. Car carries
four passengers and driver. Phone
298 black. Ed Corryell. or leave orders
at Gibbs Jewelry Co. 57-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

Nor gan Williams who has been
driving . slope near his other mines
between Florence and williamsburg
opened the coal vein this week and
expects to maintain regular production
hereafter.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

Florence Camp No, 3s. Woodmen Of
the World. will Install its officers on
the 18th Of this month. The cere-
monies are open to the wives Of the
Woodmsn. Refreshments will be
served.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

For new goods At new prices. and
second hand goods at secopd hand
pricse We never mix thsm) call 1t e
O. Halls secvnd hand store in State
Bank block. 97.tf
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

The IadIss Of St. Aihass gsild will
Dsss With Mn. II. B. 10y o, Thurs-
day sfterpoou.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

The largest and most up.to-date
stock Of new and second hand fLrni-
ture and ranges can always be found
ct H. ]. Pouder's, Van Nest block.
West Main street. eff
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are becoming . favorite for
stomach troubles and constipation.
For sale by all druggists
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

Carnody q Son will offer some snap
prices in some lines Of Goods in stock.
6-ti
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

Mrs. A. p. Hasslsr Of Pueblo. after
visiting Mrs. ". @. Parker and Aiss
Ida whitcomb. has returned to her
hone In Pueblo.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

Attorney Frank Warner is reported
~ being very sick at his home in the
Hanger terrace. West Florence. He
is suffering with . severe case Of heart
trouble. His condition is such that
his daughter, Frances, ia absent from
her duties in the Big Store.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04
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The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

The Florence Gun club will hold
its regular practice shoot next Mon
day. At the chicken shoot Monday
afternoon all the chickens were read.
lily disposed Of and some excellent
SCORES wsrs made. The shooting dis.
tasos was f,fty and 100 yards. The
eisb sxpsees 70 give another chicken
skooe - n sAriy sats.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

The holder Of ticket No. 140l which
drew the handsome doll At the City
Drug store Christmas eve. has not
presented the ticket for the prize aa
yet and Mr.. Widerfelt. the proprietor
says II be does not call BY Friday the
doll will be given % tho holder Of
ticket No. es1, the fourth ticket
drawn,
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

Mrs. David John Of Silver olin who
has been taking treatment from Dr..
8. e. Leo il abls 70 walk with tho
aid Of > cane. The lady has bssa .
cripple Tor ysaza
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

The law firm Of Maupin. McLain &
Wilkes has been dissolved BY mutual
consent. Mr.. Wilkes will continue
the business independently in she
Florence Office in the Blunt block.
The frm are In position 70 work TO-
gether whenever oocaaion requires.
or to fight each other If it ia neoes-
sary.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

WE shall commence the now year of 1905 with big Closing
Out Sale OF stock of Winter Goods 1t al
the Globes Motto" pack goods
through the Cut and Slash remaining winter
in the Globe No expensive valuable
what the Wholesale price they We prefer
for if is with o rather than pack away
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

The Tribune is about the busiest
place In town. We have increased
our working force. Mr.. A. P. will.
iams ~ solicitor and reporter, former
ly with the Ex Parte and Mr.. Joe
Rayer. job printer with the Ex Par.e,
10 also working in our mechanical
department.. We may have to add
Frank Moore, editor Ex Parte, to our
reportorial star to write poetry.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

8iAshash hsa4tifsl artist photos
- l - y I - y ipesetss. ~
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04
ooGo a oGNCRAL OANkINo
BUSINESS.

FLORENCE. colo.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04

Miss Bessie Smith Of Pueblo, who
has been spending the holiday season
with her cousin. Miss Lila Smith Of
2le West Third street, left for her
homo today delighted with her stay in
Florence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
TEST OF STOCK TRANSFER TAX LAW
Question of It's Constitutionality To Be
Taken to the Courts.

The nrst step in opposition to the Stock Transfer
Tax law, which becomes operative on June 2 is to
no taken by the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum,
EXCHANGE, which. through Sullivan & Cromwell
as its attorneys. Will. it is understood promptly
begin proceedings to test the oonsttutionaIity OF
the new law.
The New-Jersey Stock Exchange has opened
ofhces in lower Broadway. where the organization
will be completed The exchange has about eighty
members but its promoters disinclined to be-
gin business it is said. before at least LBS names
have been placed upon the roll; Most Of its mem
bars are traders on the Consolidated Exchange and
moi commission house brokers, fact which is de-
niarsd nv opponents Of the new enterprise TO he
proof that the New-Jersey Stock Exchange is
doo,ned 10 failure as the basis Of the prosperity
~ any Exchange is commission business. II is re-
ported that upon the opeTing OF the New-Jersey
fTchanre the Consolidated Exchange VIII amend
IFS bylaws TO provide that none OF its members
eali eisotbe members of any other stock exchange
JeaiinR in the same securities as those listed on
tbe Consolidated. This move would compel the
scceders to withdraw from either the New-Jersey
exchange or the The ~ b
GnneoIidsted Exchange would probably retire the
memberships thus surrendered course IN Hhe
with its recent policy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
GOVERNOR HAS FAITH IN KILBURN.
Awaiting Statement from Superintendent of
Banks Before Acting.

Albany. May Ex-Governor Higgins to-day made
his first public comment on the charges recently
filed with him against Frederick d. kHburn. Su-
perintendent of Banks.
IT have received the petition OF George Won
CLASSY verified May a. 1905 said he setting
forth on information and belief certain acts of
alleged misconduct the part of the Hon. F. D
Kilburn Superintendent of Banks. in connection
with the affairs and supervision of the Merchants
Trust Company of New-York. and praying that
proceedings be had to determine whether said
charges are we'll founded, TO the end that the Su-
perintendent be removed from office.
The accused officer has been Superintendent of
Banks since the year 1897 He is a gentleman in
whose honesty and uprghtness Of purpose have
the fullest confidence. l have furnished him with
a copy of the petition and requested from him
statement Of the official relations of the Banking
Department with the Merchants Trust Company
during the last three years. Upon receiving his
statement I will determine what course to pursue