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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05

from Evanston and tussled with
the car all night before getting
the car back on the track. The
"pingpong" had to lay over
here all night.
Last Thursday afternoon Os-
wald S. Wide and Louise Clay
ton were made one, by Bishop
Wilde, The young couple are
wellknown and The Times with
a host Of friends, wish them a
happy and prosperous journey
through life.
Marriage licences have been
issued b MILFORD Rheims, aged
81 Of Heneier, and Rose Sargent
aged ~ o. Hoytsville; and Jas.
II. Judd, aged ~, and Luetta
Bailey, aged 10, both Of Upton.
Both couples will be married in
the Temple at Salt Lake We'd
nesday.
The board OF county commiss.
toner's met in regular session
Monday and transacted routine
business. Bills amounting to
more than $500 were allowed,
also the regular INDECENT list for
$500. The wagon road and bri-
dye across Maxwall's fork OF
Weber River was declared a
county road. The clerk was in
structed to advertise for bids for
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Your return card printed on
100 envelopes for Y cents at
THE TINES office.


E, spriuug mn antisvplir dressing to
N.fn Nu..r- '"'i.. ami live injuries
u-' lhmttiun --.~ Be-, ih-y NAV nr
uTH'Hl athvu. m,.u ati'u A1d N ahlut
"nr niri inr uirr r-qpir-'i b, The old
tea mspL Tons T. tr- stsat-si d'scny
e., and Triumph 81 mod ~ ,urS.tv.
thtmb'rl'in's Pain balm srr- IN the
same principle. IL Is an anliseptic end
when applied 10 such injuries, causes
them to heal very quickly, II also al
lays the pain aud soreness and prevents
any danger Of blood poisoning. Keep a
bottle Of Pain BALM In your home and
It will save you time and money, not to
mention the Inconvenience and suffer
ing sueh injuries entail. For iale ~
John Boydsn a Son.
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Danger From the Plague.

There's grave danger from the pIsgue
Of coughs and colds that are so prevalent
unless you take DR.. Kings New DiScoy-
cry for consumption, coughs and colds.
Mrs, Geo VALE. Of Forest City, Me-,
writes cts Godsend to people living
In climates where coughs and colds pre-
vail. find 1t quickly ends them. 1t
prevents pneumonia, cures Lagrippe,
gives wonderful relief In asthma ana
hay fever, aad makes weak lungs strong
enough to ward or consumption, cough,
aud colds. 5Oc and Sl.OO. Guaranteed
by John Boyden q Son drug store.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05

A meeting OF the Republican County
Central Committee WILDE held at the
Civ Hall In Park City, on October 10,
and all mem bers are urged
to be present.
N. :. LoCKHART, Chairman.
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a new iron fence around the
court house grounds,

a new iron fence around the
court house grounds,
Articles Of incorporation of
the Oasis Mining aud Develop
meut company were filed with
the county clerk Monday. The
capital stock Of the corporation
is SIS, 600, divided into $50, 600
shares Of the par value Of 10
cents each. The property of the
company consists Of five mining
claims in the Erickson mining
district, Tooele county, Utah,
and the officers are Frank Ev-
ans, president; J. T. Hartman,
vice-president; w C. Fisher,
secretary and treasurer. These
with W. S. Wilson and o. w.
French form the directorate.
Prof, Sardoni Of the Summit
Stake Academy is organizing a
chorus to consist of male and
female voices, the purpose Of
which will be the training of as
many voices as care to
avail themselves Of this
opportunity to train in choral,
work, and also to give a grand
concert in the future. This con-
cert will consist of the celebra-
ted Roman Catholic Mass in d
flat by w. A. Leonard, which
consists Of solos, Duets, trios,
and qnartettes, with very pref
~ choruses,
An orchcstratiou will be
arranged by the Prof. for as
many orchestral instruments as
it is possible to obtain.
If is thought that very many
will avail themselves of this op.
portunity for voice culture ant
orchestral work.
This organization will be ef-
fected next week, and anyon,
wishing to join the chorus
should be on hand at thu Stalk,
House Monday, Oct sth, at
o'clock p. m.
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PURELY loOGAlO.

Ernest Fisher was down from
Park on business Monday.
Miss May Welsh has accepted
a position with the Coop,
Lloyd Wheadou is here spend
ing a few days with his parents.
VIM. Spriggs Of Park was a
visitor here the forepart of the
week.
Mayor Eldredge lett Saturday
for a two weeks vacation on
the reservation.
Mrs, 1T. Wilde Of Park City
was the guest Of Mrs. Celia
Lusty the forepart Of the week.
The latter accompanied Mrs.
Wilde hons Wednesday.
Dave Morby, the young fellow
who was injured some time ago
and who has stayed at Mrs, Geo.
Sweetings, has sufficiently re-
covered and returned with his
father to the mill, Wednesday.
No. I26 delayed traffic OH
the branch Monday, The trucks
on one Of the S loaded with
coal jumped ~ track a couple
Of miles this SIDE Of Atkinson,
and the wTecker was brought
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NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that sealed bids
for the erection oi an iron fence on the
south and wet sides Of the Court Housr
grounds will be received NJ the Office Of
the County Clerk Of Summit Comfy.
Utah, up TO and Including Ottober 2lst,
1906, according to the plans and specid-
catisns IN fle In the Office oithe County
Clerk, the contractor 70 furnish all ma
terial required.
The Board Of County Commissioners
reserve the right TO reject any an all
bids.
By order Of the Board of County Com.
missioners Of summit County, UtAh.
Attest! W. CALDKswOoD,
SEAL, County Clrrk
BY c. Il. JoSEs, Deputy Clers.
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NapOleon Bonapartc

showed. at the battle Of Austerlitz, he
was the greatest Leader in the world
Ballard,s Snow Eminent has shown the
pnblic it is the bese Liniment In the
world. 4 quick cure Tor rheumatism,
'sprains, burns, cuts, etc. A. G. Pits
Rodessa, La, says; 81 use Ballard's
SNOW Liniment in my family aud find 1t
unexcelled Tor sore chest, headache
corns, IN fact anything that can be
reached by a linlment.
Sold by John Boyden & Son.
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Democratic Call.

10 the Democratic Voters 81 Summit
County and All Other Voters Who
Believe In the Application Of Demo
cratic Principles to the Afdr- Of
Government:
A Democratic County Convention 10
hereby called 10 meet ia the County
Court House, ~ Coalvllle, on wednes-
day, Oct, H., 1906. At II a. M, Tor the
purpose of nominating u County Ticket
TO be vote Tor at the general election,
to be held TUESDAY. November 8. 1906
Tor the election Of County Committee,
and for TIE uantaction OF such other
business as may properly come before
the assembly.
One candidate for representative to
the State Legislature.
One candidate for county commits
sioner for term Of four years.
one candidate for county commits
sioner for a term Of two yoars.
One candidate for county sheriff
one candidate for county treasurer.
one candidate Tor county clerk,
One candidate for county recorder.
One candidate for county attorney.
One candidate for county assessor.
one candidate for county suprrinten-
dent Vi public schools.
One candidate for county surveyor.
viii be selected by this convention,
The convention will be composed oI
fifty delegaies-the apportionment IL a.
iollows;
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The chairman Of the several precincts
are requested 10 maze The necessary ar
rangemeals for the election Of delegates
to this convention, and 1t is recon-.
mended that caueuses be held on Fri
day, Oct. 70, 1906, and report results to
the Secretary Of the County Committee.
Each precinct caucus will also nomi.
nate - justice Of the peace and constable
By Order Of the County Central Gem
mittes.
J. L. BoYDES, Chairman.
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Two wears ego our little Girl had a
touch OF pneumonia, which LETT her
with VA awful cousa. Spr had spells Of
coughing, Just ike one with the whoop-
log cough and some Thought 'he would
not get well At all. We got bottle OF
ChAmherlNin's Cjugh Remedv which
worked ike n rharuL Sac stopped
coughing and got slont and iAt' writes
Ora Bussard, BruhAker, III, This rem
sdy IL for sale by Jno. Boyden 4 Son.
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J. L. BoYDES, Chairman,

Don't forget that We send The Times
FREE 10 missionaries In all parts Of the
United States and Canada. Foreign
we expect to charge enough
10 cover postage.
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Attention Summit County Republicans

A Delegate Convention OF the Repub-
licans Of Summit County IL hereby
called to meet at Park City on Tues
day, October l6th, 1906. At . o'clock p.
IN. The objects Of this csnyeHtion are
Firsl-To nominate candidate for
the follow ing office, To be voted for At
the general election 10 be held Noyem-
Der 6lh. 1906.
One representative to the State Legis-
lAture.
one eauuty commissioner for a term
Of four wears.
One ooupty commissioners Tor term
Of two yatTT.
County Sheriff.
County Treasurer.
County Clerk.
County Recorder.
County Attorney.
County Assessor.
County superintendent Of Public
Schools.
County Surveyor.
This convention will consist oi forty
nine delegates. Representation for same
IL bAsed ON one delegate Tor every nity
votes, or the major fraction thereof,
cast for Theodore Roosevelt at the cleo
ton Of November, 1904. The appor-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-12
RAILROAD NEXT
Indictment Against the Burlington
Will Be Tried on Agreed Statement
of Facts Without Witnesses.

Kansas City, Mo. June 12.-Armour
& Co, Swift & Co., Cudahy & Co.
and the Nelson-Morris Packing Co
were found guilty in the U. s. District
Court here this morning of accept
ing commissions from the Burlington
Railway Co. Judge Mcpherson stated
that the sentences would not be as
sessed until the case against the Bur
lington road, which is charged with
granting concessions to the packers,
is concluded. The Burlington trial
will begin this afternoon. The law
in the present cases provides for fine
only and no Jail sentence.
Kansas City, June 12.-The cases
charged with accepting rebates was
this morning given to the jury in the
U. S. District Court here. The ver-
dict is expected today The cases
are those of Armour, Swift, Cudahy
and the Nelson-Morris companies
They are charged in the indictments
returned here last December with
accepting commissions on shipments
from Kansas City plants to New York
for export. The cases were cOnsoli-
dated for trial purposes.
After the jury in the above case
had retired, District Attorney Van
Valkenbergh announced that the gov
ernment and the attorneys for the
defendant have practically agreed
upon a statement of facts in the
case of the Burlington road, which
is under Indictment charged with
granting concessions to the packing
to-day. No witnesses will therefore
be examined in the Burlington case,
which possibly will come to trial this
afternoon
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Mobiles, in unpacking the instruments
of torture and preparing the nall
About thirty other Shriners from
Vegas, Ell Paso, Ration, Clayton and
Amarillo will be on hand by Thurs
day morning. 1t is estimated that
about one hundred Mobiles will take
part, and the thing will commence
Thursday morning at 10 a. M at Ma
sonic Hall. The parade at II a. m.
will be on Main street from Masonic
Hall to Fifth; thence around Court
House Square; then to Walnut, coun-
termarching on Main to Masonic Hall.
Don't fail to see it. The Hot Time
the following: Col. John Borradaile,
Illustrious Potentate of New Mexico
Shriners and Colonel of New Mexi-
co National Guard; Arthur Everett,
leading jeweler of Albuquerque;
Frank Mckee, Mayor of Albuquerque
and cashier First National Bank of
that city; Thos. N. Wilkerson, a pro
minent lawyer, president of the AL
buquerque city council and member
of New Mexico legislature; w J.
Cardwell, New Mexico manager of
leading insurance company; Joe Sher
idan, an old timer in the Territory
and prominent in politics; J. c. Fer
ger, Grand Recorder of Shrine and
prominent business man of Albuquer-
que; Paul Teutsch, r. R. ticket agent;
Maynard Gunsul, the electric light
and street railroad magnate of Albu-
querque, well known here as the
promoter of the Electric Company of
Roswell.
There will be so Novices or candi-
dates, and the real thing is promised
them. The Albuquerque contingent
brought about 10000 pounds of bag
gage with them, and the camels, ele
phant and mule Maud" will be in
today. The Record will make a spe-
cial feature of Shrine Day, the 14th
We have written permission from the
Illustrious Potentate to say any and
all things about the candidates. the
parade or anything else connected
with the ceremony of painting things
red. The Shrine colors are red, white
and black
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Stover- Mcconnell.

At six O'Clock last night, Luther
StOver, of Roswell and Miss Matte
Mcconnell of Topeka, Kansas, were
united in the Holy bonds of matri-
mony, Rev. c. E. Lukens officiating.
The couple arrived on the afternoon
train from Topeka and were married
at the residence of Mrs. NJ. B. Fore
man on South Pennsylvania
The room in which the ceremony
took place was artistically decorated
with evergreens and carnations and
the bride wore a dainty white gown
and carried white carnations and
white Sweet Peas. The groom wore
conventional black.
The guests were the invited friends
of the groom. The couple received
many presents among which was an
elegant silver service, given by Mr.
Stover's gentlemen friends
Mr.. Stover is one of RoswelI's best
liked young business men and is the
manager of the Roswell Electric
Light Company.
The couple will room with Mrs
Foreman.
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THOROUGHBRED RAMS.
Eliza White, the Well Known Sheep
Man, Will Have $50 for Sale.

Eliza White, the Well Known Sheep
Man, Will Have $50 for Sale.
Eliza White will have for sale $50
Baldwin, Delaine and RambouiIlet
yearling rams in Roswell about July
18th. They have been winterad near
Denver, Colo, and they will be ac-
climated for New Mexico. The fol
lowing sheepmen have bought Bald
win rams from Mr. White in the last
two years:
R. De Graftenreid. so; Sidney Pitts.
10; w H. Long, 5S; James Souther-
land, 20; Sidney Bremner, 10: c. c.
Martin, Sc; Chas. Keys, 10; Albert
Turner (for the Block ranch), IL;
w. S. Prayer, 80; John Falsa. 90; A
T. Gunter, 20; H. J. Hagerman, 7;
Chas. de Bremond, 35; Frank Love
lace, 26; Jas. Garrard, 6; Willis
Lovelace, As.
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Purity Flour.
THE OIL SITUATION.
All Reports Indicate Increase of the
Flow and Favorable Prospects.

All Reports Indicate Increase of the
Flow and Favorable Prospects.
Isaac Garfield was in from the oil
field this morning He promised to
talk for publication later, but reluc-
family admitted that the prospects
were growing brighter every hour. 1t
was reported by another man who
came in from the prospect wei late
this afternoon that oil was flowing
over the casing when he left. Mr..
Garfield stated that Beaumont par
ties now here are highly pleased with
the prospects, and that Beaumont
capital would be interested The well
is now 1880 feet in depth, and the
drillers have again encountered the
Trenton limestone. The first strike of
oil sand was only two feet thick af-
ter which again the drill struck the
limestone. Mr.. Garfield says this is
very favorable Indication q
The oil in the well has increased
greatly since yesterday j. w War
rem, one of the directors of the
American National Bank, and who
went through the Beaumont boom,
returned from the well this morning.
He is of the opinion that the well
will be a great one, the indications
being highly favorable. The oil now
being taken from the well has a
lighter and brighter color
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Democrats against the rule sending
the railroad rate bill back to confer
ence, as follows: Cooper, of Wiscon-
sin; Hogg, of Colo; Murphy, of Mo-;
Prince, H.; Reynolds, Pa; Rhodes,
Mo-; Wacher, Md; Young, Mich.
Dalzell in addressing the house ex-
planned the parliamentary status of
the rate bill. He stated that the sen
on request of the house a new con-
ference between the two houses had
been agreed upon.
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A VOLUNTARY HEARING.
Presidents of Railroads Invited to
Appear Before Commission.

Appear Before Commission.
Philadelphia. Pa, June 12.-The
presidents of railroads in the coal
territory will be given an opportuni
ty to appear before the Interstate
Commerce Commission and make
any statement they desire. Commis-
sioner Cockrell said today that invi-
tations would be extended to the
presidents of the Baltimore & Ohio,
Norfolk & Western, Chesapeake &
Ohio and New York Central railroads
to appear before the commission. No
subpoenas will be issued for the
heads of these roads, and their ap-
pearance will be entirely optional
with the officials. The Commission to-
day resumed its inquiry into the re-
relations of the railroads to the coal
and oil interests.
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Mr.. Pritchard Leaves For Santa Fe.

Mr. Pritchard Leaves For Santa Fe.
Hon Geo. w. Pritchard. until re-
Gently Attorney-General of New Mex
leo. who has been here for over two
weeks assisting the prosecution in
the Hendricks murder case left Mon
day afternoon on the Automobile for
Santa BE, via Terrence
He did not care to make state
ment in regard to the verdict in the
Hendricks case and said that after
trial that ne was connected in he
was always satisfied with the YER
dict of the jury and had no comments
to make. Since being here he was
succeeded as Acknowledgement by w
C. Reid of this city.
He spoke in manner highly com
plimentary of his successor and said
that he was an able lawyer and jurist
and would undoubtedly nil the hign
Office in a manner satisfactory to all
He was glad to give up the office as
it interferred with MS private prac-
tise and he would remain in Santa
Fe indefinitely He still maintains nis
residence at White Oaks where he
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(EocaI Report.)

observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell. n. NJ, June 12.-Tempera-
ture.-Max-. &C. min, SIS: mean, 80.
Precipitation, 90; wind S. E., We
locity, miles; weather cloudy
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes
day; stationary temperature.
Forecast for New Mexico.
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes.
day with thunder showers in north
east portion: stationary temperature
N. WRIGHT.
O0ctal In Charge.
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Ask For Purity Flour.
Steel Magnate Sued for Divorce

Reno, New, June 12.-Mrs. VIM.
Ellis Corey, wife of the president of
the U. s. Steel Corporation, this NOR
ming filed a petition in the district
court at this place for an absolute
decree of divorce. She asks for the
decree upon the ground of deser1ion
and also requests that the custody of
their minor son be given to her
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Gasoline Schooner Wrecked.

Eureka, Cal, June awhile cross
ing Humboldt bar last evening the
gasoline schooner Corinthian took
aboard a huge sea, causing her to
become a total wreck. Two persons
were drowned, Andrew Garry a stu
dent at the University of California
and Ole Carlson, a sailor.
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Cheap R. R. tickets, see Ingerson.
Wool Market Rather Dull.

Boston, Mass, June 12.-The wool
market was comparatively dull this
week, with trading of an unimportant
nature. Many merchants believed
that a higher basis of prices could
be inaugurated and sustained
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CAMPAI MONEY
TiIIman Bill Referred to Committee
on EIections.-RaiIroad Rate Bill
Sent to Conference by the House.

6 Washington, D. c. June 12.- 8
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g of Mr. Blackburn that the re- 3
Z. port is the joint property of g
g both houses, saying that the .
g papers are all in the senate =
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= been presented to the house. g,
3 Lodge and Foraker took the :
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= Bio Canvas Theatre.

Wednesday night June 18th, "The
Scouts Revenge" Thursday, June Ii
Matinee at p. m. For Her Fathers
Sake" Admission % cents for la
dies and children. Thursday night.
The MOonshiner's Daughter Adults,
soc: children Csc t2
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Everybody, Please Take Notice.

Chicken Pie dinner will be served
at the Peeler building on Main street
Thursday, June IA, 1906. Popular
price 35c This dinner is served by the
ladies of the Methodist church, and
it goes without saying that treat
is in store for everybody who pat
roniZes them.
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JUNE FOURTEENTH is
NAMED AS FLAG DAY.

3 The Record this morning
3 received a telegram from Gov
3 ernor H. J. Hagerman request Z
2 ing us to announce that
> Thursday, June 14th has been
2 named as Flag Day in the :
, Territory.
3 Since Roswell will be cele-
, brating Shriners Day on that
3 date, it might not be a bad 9
2 idea to combine the two cele- 3
3 brationS to some extent. 9
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