The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-02

a tue girl was born to the wife Of Ell.
RoJiuson j., last Saturday. and a boy
arrived at the home OF Ed
CLARK Sunday, All doing nicely
The Times and McCalps magazine o
whole year for sl,75, payable in I'D
vance. Take advantage Of this oppor-
tuaity as it may not last long
Mics Mac NewlAnd, Mrs. Richard
Phoenix and Mrs. Lehi Thomas Of Salt
Lake, were the guests Of Mrs W. NJ.
Boyden the iorepart Of the week.
Jock" Sheen, an old-timsr In these
parts, died at the home Of Sam England
Wednesday. Of general debility. The
county has taken the remains 10 hand
and will have them inferred.
Word was received Tuesday by W. II.
Branch that HE brother Eugene Branch
had died Morday, supposedly from
heart failure lie was bishop Of Well
ington ward, Carbon county, and leaves
a wife and large family. W. II. left
"wednesday to attend the funeral which
occurred yesterday.
In conversation with superenter-
dent lillliker la.t Saturday we were in.
formed tuat tho officials had not de-
cided on any particular day, but be
thought that the Park City train would
have to be discontinued. The informs.
ton was volunteered that the train had
not paid the last two month";, Let NJ
hope they'll keep II on.
FOR SALE: "A 40 acre farm two
miles east Of the court house, Coalyille.
= 10 acres under cultivation, with twelve
i2O shares OF water stock. roomed
p house and ont houses, with young plum
( and apple orchard Of about 90 trees,
. Also pillow, harrow, moving machine
hay etc. 10 head Of horned stock
) F6iartAsr particulars aRply to Edward
II. Rbead, Coalville, Utah,
The case Of the State Of Utah vs., Ear
Neal, Ounce Neal and John JOrgenson
three boys Of Peoa, accused OF burglary
was heard In Judge Pelerson's courr
last Monday, Tue case Of Ounce Nea
came mp FIRST, and for lack Of evidenc.
wac discharged. The other two boy
3. waived preliminary examination ant
were bound over 20 che district court IL
The sum Of 5000 each, which was fur.
81 nished.
= While returning 10 his home from
a dance at Roekport In company Sitl
other companions, Reubin, the l6-year
old son Of Oscar wilkins Of Peoa, me
with an accident that will lay hin
up Tor several weeks. AZ near ~ coul,
u bee learned Sue boys were returning u
Il stated above, the horse became un
manageable, unsetting the buggy
throwing the occupants TO the ground
the brace supporting the top struck tn
u young man breaking his arm bstveei
II the elbow and shoulder. AT last re
o Ports be was getting along nicely.
Don't fail to zee the great act farce
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A young man named Taylor, Of Hen
eier, lie lying quite III as Tesul
Of serious accident Saturday
o He was herdihg sheep up near the hsa,
/, Of Grass CreeE canyon, and had beel
hunting for a rabbit with a 22-calibr
, gun. lie sat down on rock with III,
gun between his legs, the barrel restin
against hs aOdOman. HE dog came ~
q and jumped on his lap, and it is thu
0 caught ais loot on the hammer, pulin,
, Il back fkr enough to discharge IN,
weapon. The bullet entered his aldo.
man. The young fellow was brought tC
l Coalyille AS quickly as possible, and an
b operation performed TO locats the bull
let It Was not found but the boy il
doing nicely, His mother IL a widow.