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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-15
REBELLION NEAR 4 CRISIS
 UNCLE SAM SENDING TROOPS

[" dispatch troope L, China ~miIar [" Russia for the purpose oi protect ing Americans, and their property when tn" complete overthrow of the Chimes, dynasty takes pla,. which i- looked for most any day
 Tn, transport sherman aIlI b.. pra- yisi"n"d for cruise oC twenty or thir- ty day.. with sufficient ratrous for tho feeding in th, uoirhhurhopi af one thousand mon who win b, ordered uu board in the next twcnty-four hom4 from indications reaching tri- point from In" war department at Washing ton.
 England Has Troops in Readiness.
 HONGKONG. Nov l5- England has hc"u c<p"cting rh, demand for troops in China. as well as war vrs-,l-. SO i- prepared 'o dispatch troop- to th, main land within few hours after be ing notified there Is liahl" tu n. need nt soldlrr-
 from tw" |" lhr,,. ,h"u-and mon ur. #nt.I marching order al the time 'l." transports having up steam tp b.. ready [" pur [" -"a iu tu hour uu. ticc
 Tn" general m command of ,u. troops stationed her" is in daIv com munication with the British repre- srntativo- in China and th. uir-I.~, dispatches from th, commanders of the different warships in Chimes. Na ter keeps this city well mf,sesa1 s. all that takes place at tho sent Of war
 Berlin Has No Fear.
 BERLIN. Nov. l5-Th" situation no the Fur Fast is not taken a~ serious enough tu alarm th, war department.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-15
TAFT'S CONCLUSIONS
 SAME SEC'Y FISHER

on royalties. and the life of the lease to he of sufficient length to protect the investors in their rights
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-15

For a nice warm bath in the largest bath rooms in the city try the City Bath Mouse. Everything srst class and up to data
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-15
NOTICE.

Dr D. S. Neuman has moved his of Aces 10 the Dobbs building
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-15
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 HONGKONG Nov. lj.-The revom- ton is nearing a crisis. and the powers are to dispatch troops to protect their subjects and property against the pi- rates who are now proving upon the cities where ample protection cannot he afforded by government or revolu- tionist troops. Word reaching the city from the southern capital of Canton. states forty thousand pirates arc now preying upon th" citizens and their property and anarchy prevails.
 The pirates are nockmg to large inland cities where law and order has been upset owing to the revolution -Going on and the cities deprived of proper police protection The pirates arrive in their "junkS" and carry on their offering day and night without being molested. everything being in a chaotic state
 The officers of the new republic are going to dispatch on" of their cruisers to Canton to wipe out the pirates. and several gunboats of light draft are to be ordered to the same port to put a stop to th" offering on th" part of the pirates
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-15

Remember We are retailers as well az wholesalers Special bottle sale. Sew ard Commercial e.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-15
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
 IN GRAND SESSION

both the United states and Canada were represented
 All the morning was spent in ap pointing committees to investigate and make recommendations for the further good of the order and passing upon the credentials of the various delegates present.
 The selection of the next grand Arctic chief and the place of meeting of the next grand session will not take place until the latter part of the week
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-15
Troops Embark on Transport Sher
 man

ANII.A. Nov 15.-Y,stcrday after noon word was received from the war department. for the transport Sherman to take on supplies for cruise in Chi nese waters and to provide for the care of one thousand troops for pc. riod of twenty days.
 The orders are believed to h. q move on the part of th, United States
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-15

Placer Locations st Nugget one.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-15

A. 8. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING.
 The A. 6.'s will give one ot their weekly dances Friday evening, No Vsnnber 17. for A. B.'s and their friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-15

II will pay you to make 6 call and see the barsins in bottled goods for one week only. Seward Com1. Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-15
Berlin Has No Fear.

BERLIN. Nov. l5.-Th" situation 10 the Fur East is n"t taken a~ serious enough to alarm the war department,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
CATTLE
Ayrshire, Judge IL. $. Berry.

Ayrshire, Judge H. >. Berry.
Ayrshire. Class 5ss, Bun, ) years
old and over-first. Kent Barney,
Milford, n. \.
Ayrshire. class 400. Bun. years
old and under 5-FlrsC, Kent Barney,
Milford, n. Y.
Ayrshire. Class 40f, Bun, year old
and under First. Kent Barney, NH
ford, y. Y.
Ayrshire, Glass 4o2. Bun. under !
yeisr-First. Kent Barney. Milford,
\. y.
Ayrshire, Glass 400, Cow. 3 years
old and oser--tarst. Kent Barney,
Milford, n Y. tJennie OF Glenhursip !,
second Kent Barney. Milford \. Y,
Gertrude of sunnysidel.
Ayrshire. Class 404, Heifer, years
old and under 3---First. Kent Barney,
Milford, N r. white Sensationall !;
second. Kent Barney, Milford ~. r.
white Rosel.
Ayrshire. Class 4o5, Heifer. year
old and under 2-First, Kent Barney.
Milford. \. 4. white Stately; sec
ond, Kent barney, Milford. \. Y.
white Perfection).
Ayrshire, Glass 40s. IIeifer, under
year-First. Kent Barney. Milford,
n. Y fspotted Beauth Lady,; second.
Kent Barney. Milford, y. Y. white
Lovely }.
Ayrshire, Glass 4or, Exhibitors
uerd-First. Kent Barney. Milford, \.
y, second, Kent Barney. Milford. n
Y.
Ayrshire, Glass 4es. Breeders
Young Herd-Tirst, Kent Barney, Mil
ford. N y.
Ayrshire. Class 400, Get of Sire
First. Kent Barney. Milford. \. Y.
Major Douglass second, Kent Bar
ney. Milford, y. Y. white Duke.
Ayrshire. Judge IL. $. Berry.
Ayrshire. class 4l0, produce of COW
First. Kent Barney. Milford ~ v
tAliee of Village FARM; second, Kent
Barney. Milford. n. Y. white Lass).
Ayrshire class All, bull. any age
First, Kent Barney. Milford, n. Y.
major Douglass
Ayrshire. class Ale, COW or heifer
any age-Flrst. Kent Barney. Milford.
y, Y. tJennie Of IlenhursD.
Brows, Swiss. Judge &. II. Dawson.
Brown swiss. class Ala. bull. three
years old or over-First. III. n. stock
Well, sutton. Mass.
Brown swiss. class Ala. bull. two
years Old aud under three-First. III.
q stockwell. Sutton. Mass. CFrisco
ed.
Brown Swiss, class AIS. bull. one
year old and under two--Second II.
y. stockweil. Sutton. Mass. tBiilie
So
Brown Swiss class 4l7. COW. three
years old and over--2s17, first. n. 3.
StockweIl. Button, Mass. Wanda II. D:
1884. second. H. S. stockvsil, Sutton
Mass. tEndora 3D..
Brown Swiss. class lls. coy. two
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16

Quincy. O.; second, Watt Lovets,
Quincy. q.
Mtrinos. Glass coo, Eve / year
old and under 2.--First. Watt Lovett.
Quincy. O.; second. Watt Loyett,
QuineI. 0.
Merinos, Glass eo1. Eve under
year old.-First, Watt Loyett. Quincy,
O.: second. Watt Lovett. Quincy. Q.
Merinos, Class COS. Exhibitors
hoek.~~First, Watt L-ovett. Quincy. o.:
second. Watt Lovett, Quincy. q.
Mernos. Class SOC. Breeders young
f'ockzFirst. Watt Lovett, Quincy. o..
second, Watt Love,t. Quincy. o.
Merinos. Glass s10. Get or sire
First, Watt Lovett, Quincy. O., sec
end, Watt Lesett Quincy o.
Merlnos, Class Gil, Ram. any age.
First. Watt Lovett Quincy, o.
Merinos. Glass sl2, Eve. any age.
First. Watt Lovett. Quincy. O.
Itamtouillet. Judge &. II. DAWSON.
Rambouiliet, Glass s13. Ram years
old or over.-First. Watt Lovett,
Quincy, o.; second. Watt Lovett.
Quincy. @.
RaIlboui'iet. Glass s14, Ram / year
old and under First. Watt Lovett.
Quincy. O., second, Watt Is,yett,
Quincy. o.
Ram bouillet. Glass SIS. Ram under
year old,--First. Watt Ioystt
Quincy. O.; second. Watt Lovett.
Quincy. o.
Rambouillet, Glass SIS. Eve 2 years
old or over.--First. Watt Lovett.
Quincy. O.; second. Watt Lovett.
Quincy. O.
Rambouilet, Class SIT. Eve year
old and under First, Watt Lovett.
Quincy. O.; second. Watt I4ovett.
Quincy, o.
Rambouillet. Glass els, Eve under
year old:--First, Watt Lovett,
Quincy, O.; second, Watt Lovett,
Quincy, @.
Rambouillet. Glass 61s, Exhibitors
flock.-First, Watt Lovett, Quincy, O.;
second. Watt Lovett. Quincy. O.
Ramhouillet, Glass $40, Breeders
young fiock.--First, Watt Lovett
Quincy. O.; second, Watt Lovett.
Quincy. O.
Rambouiliet. Glass ee1, Get Of sire
First. Watt Lovett. Quincy. o.; sec
ond. Watt Lovett. Quincy. o.
Championship.
Rambouillet, Glass 622. Ram, any
age.-First. Watt Lovett. Quincy. O.
Rambouillet, Class s23. Eve. any
age-First, Watt Lovett. Quincy, O.
Angora Goats.
Angora Goats Glass 624, Ram 2
years old or over.-r-First, II. q. Hun
ter, boswell, Va. Previous report an
error.
seetixn,en Class
Glass 1O4, Best display Of Seeds.
Grains, etc, Diploma.---First, I. w.
Wood and Sons. city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
SHEEP

Cotswold, Judge 6. II. Davidson.
Cotswold, class 600, lam. two years
old or over--First. +. n. Terpenins.
West Oneonts, \. T.. second. NJ. II.
Mcneil. New Richmond, O.
Cotswold, class Sol. ram. year old
and under 2--Frrst, NJ. Fl. Mcneil.
New Richmond. o.: second, r. n. Ter
pering. West Oneonta. n. Y.
Cotswold, class h02, ram under
year old First, r. N. Terpenins. West
Oneonta. o.. second. +. y. Terpen-
ing, West Oneonta. q.
Cotswold. class b05, eve years
old or over~-First. +. n Terpening,
West Oneonta, n. Y: second. NJ. n
Mcneil. New Richmond. o.; third, +.
n. Terpening. West Oneonta, N. Y.
Cotswold. class h04. eve year old
and under 2--First. NJ. Fl. Mcneil.
New Richmond. o.; second, F. n.
happening West Oneonta. n. Y.
cotswold, class s0h. eve under
year old First. r. n. Terpering. West
Oneonta. n. ~. second. +, n. Terpen-
ing, West Oneonta, N. u: third. M, H.
Mcneil. New Richmond. q.
dotswold.. class sos, exhibitor's herd
+. y. Tsrpening. West Ono
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16

O; second, A. C. Fielder. De Graf,
Lincoln. class 5s4 eve year old and
under First, A. c. Fielder, De Graf.
O.; second. A. {. Fielder, DE Graf.
q.
Lincoln, class 6s5, eve under / year
old-First, +, n. Terpening west
Oneonta, \. Y, second, A. e. Fielder.
DE Graf. O.; third A. {. Fielder, De
Graft. O.
Lincoln, class 5s6, exhibitors Hook
First, A. F. Fielder, De Graf. o.:
second, A. =. Fielder, De Graf. q.
Lincoln. class SGT, breeders young
Aock-First. A. c. Fielder. De Graf.
O.; second. A. G.. Fielder. De Graf.
Lincoln, class 5ss, get of sire--First,
A. c. Fielder, De Graf. o.; second.
A. c. Fielder, De Graft Q.
Championship.
Lincoln, class bs9, ram anv age
First. A. G. Fielder. DE Graf, o.
Lincoln, class $50, eve, any age
First, A. c. Fielder. De Graf. o.
Leicester, Glass 59l, Ram years
old or over.-First, F. n. Terpening.
West Oneonta, n. Y; second. j. c.
Curry, Harswiek. n. Y.
Leicester, Class seq, Ram / year
old and under 2.-First. j. A. Curry.
Hartwick, n. Y; second. f. n. Ter
peaing, West Oneonta, n. Y.
Leicester, Glass 5as. Ram under
! year old.~-First, r. n. Terpening.
West oneonta. n. r.. second. r. n.
Terpening, West oneonta. n. Y.
Leicester, Glass 5s4. Eve years
old or over.--First, r. n. Terpening.
West Oneonta. N. Y: second r. n.
Leicester. Glass sos, Eve year
old and under. First. F. n. Ter
pening. West Oneonta, n. y: second,
f. ~ Tarpening. West Oneonta, n. Y.
Leicester. Glass 5ss, Eve under /
year old.--First. f. n. Terpening,
West Oneonta, n. Y; second, J. A.
Curry. Hartwick. N. Y.
Leicester. Glass 597. Exhibitors
fioek.-First, F. N. Terpening. West
Oneonta. y. Y: second. F. n. Ter
pening, West Oneonta. n. Y.
Leicester Glass SOS. Breeders young
tiook.-First. F. N. Terpening. West
Oneonta. N. Y.
Leicester. Glass 500. Get of sire
First. +. n. Terpening,> West Oneonta,
N. Y.
Championship.
Leicester, Glass 500, RAM any age,
- 'i0tt "a. N~usIS, iAdAtNtth, ~. j..
Leicester, Glass col. Eve. any age.
First. f. N. Terpening. West
Oneonta, n. Y.
ierin0s, American, Spanish or De-
Merinos. Class SOC. Ram years
old or over.-First. Watt Lovett,
uincy. o.. second. Watt Lovett,
Quincy, 0.
Merinos. Glass s03. Ram l year old
and under 2.-First. Watt RLovett,
Quincy, O.: second, Watt l.ovett,
Quincy, o.
Merinos. Glass S0a, Ram under
year old.---First. Watt Loyett, Quincy.
O.. second, Watt Ldyett, Quincy. @.
Merinos. Class sos. Eve, years
oM or ovsf.-Eirs Wait Lcvstt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
RAILROADA.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
n. B.--Pollowing schedule figures puhlisAed fos
information and not guaranteed;
$40 A. DAily--Local for Chariotss. Dus.
ham and Raleigh.
IO:48 A. M-Daily--Limitsd-Fa I'll ponss
Eeuth. Drawing Room Buffet. Slsspsns Car to
Ashevilie, N. C..
400 r M.-Ex. Sunday, Local Tor Durham sad
intermediate stations. Sas9
I4S n. M.--Daiiy-I Limited fer Ill poiss,
South: hallmAn resdy Gao r n
400 r. NIX Sup.--To Went p. eonnsssin,
for Baltimore Mon. We'd and nj
800 A. M-Ex Sun. and 9.l5 P. M.-Moa,
Wed. and Fri.--Iocal to West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: $50 A. NJ, sos r. NJ, daily.
SAD A. M--Ex. Sun. 1888 r. Me-. Saa..
300 p. NJ. daily.
Wed and Fri 4:25 p. NJ, Ex. Sun.
s. e. BURGESS, D. r. A..
go East Main Street. Phone Madison asa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16

yesterday morning from the effects Of
fall he sustained tate Friday night
while at work In the press room, He
sustained a fracture OF the skull In
accidentally falling from the top of
the press and never regained con-
sciousness. He also sustained concus-
sion of the brain,
Mr.. Doughty was the youngest son
Of Mr.. Enoch ]. Doughty. chief maii-
Ing clerk for The yirginian, who was
in an adjoining room when the acci-
dent occurred. He was Just twenty-
two wears old and was unmarried.
The funeral Will take place this at
ternoon at o'clock from the family
residence. 100 North Davis avenue, In-
terment viii be in Riverview.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
Richmond & Petersburg Electric R.;lx,,

Cars leave Manchester, Seventh ana
Perry streets, for Petersburg:
-. z, =. -, 10. II. ~ A. n. l, 2. ~
5, ss5:45. -. Z. 8. -, 10 p. NJ
1900 r. NJ. for Chester. 1900 mid.
night for Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot Of syca.
more street, for Manchester:
tails, AIS. Yss7:l5. s7.s5. s.35. s.3s.
'd0;35, il.35 a. NJ. 1895. s1.ss, 2.as.
1910, l1.4O r. NJ.
tDatly except Sunday and holidaya
Carries baggage and express.
ssLAmited. except sundays ana hols.
\ All cars from Petsrshurs cca.ese
sElith esss ~ hteA snspa N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

TAO A.--Iccal-Daily-Ns NewA
1870 A.--LocAl--Daily--Ch'y En-. Sun
Thuymond.
1900 A-Express-Daily Norfolk. Old Poi.a
tl000 A,-Local-D.ily..-Lch Lax, g. ForgA
goo P.-Express-Daiiy- Gin. u 'vilis
400 P-Express-Daily-- Norfolk N NssA
500 P.--Iocal-Daily-N, News. Old Point
Sis P.-Local-Ex. sunday-Cordonsvile
s5;l5 P.-Local-Ex. 6unday-Lchhg,, Natusa1
Bridge, Clifton Forge.
s635 P--Limited- Daily Cincinnati, Chieant
ell 90 P.-Exprss--Dally- Cincinnati LvillH
@SIeepers tParlor cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Locallfro S
East: ;25 A. NJ, $50 r. NJ. Through from East
ii 80 A. NJ. $50 p. NJ.
Local from West: ssS 40 A. NJ, $50 A. NJ. sna
7l5P. NJ. Through 200 A. NJ. 2:45 r. NJ,
James River Line; s.S35 A. NJ. cas- p. NJ
ssDaily except sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
FINAL AWARDS
MADE At FAIR
HORSES

Draft Teams, r. W. Bell
Draft Teams. Class 81, pure bred
team OF and breed or age. OF either
SEX Weighing not less than b6e0
pounds ssch--~First. John i.sitch, La
Fay@tte. III.
4 <saiea1 aaAdis HAsses. Judge y. III.
/ i. slaitDA AoAAla Harsea Glass lea.
s:&4l11nn II 3ee4 AN M cysr-FiEst
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
MR.. DOUGHTY, HURT
BY FALL, SUCCUMBS

Mr.. Ashton Doughty, assistant
pressshan for Tho Richmond Virgin
"a, died u Memorial HosgtkAl eAsly
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-24
ManyDeaths
During Week
SARAH WILLIAMS

Sarah Woods Williams, believed
wife Of JOIN II. Williams. VI this
city. dlednt her home Tuesday Il
bronchitis The deceased had been
IN for thepast two weeks, but has
been In pcor health for the past a..
teen months. She was the daughter
Of George and Sarah Woods. and
was born IN Tunstall, England, Aug.
18th. 1881, Became member Of
the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat
ter-dAy Sslntsin the year lsig. Came
20 this colntry Ia 1896, aud crossed
the plains with tho John Halliday
ox-traln. Married to John II. vii.
llams, avg. %, 1887, in Salt Lake.
conf az hste the same year, and has
made hef home here ever since.
She was The mother Of eight child
rem. all Of whom preceded her to
the spirit world.
None hut those who have sat In
the shAduv OF a great bereavement
car justly weigh such sorrow rs
lhis. those who hive gone down
into the silley OF suffering and stood
for months by the side NJ loved
one. ~ hope after hope dropped
away ASIDE petals fall from n fad.
ing flowet know that such anguish
cannot fint solace In the tenderest
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-24
C. s. PETERSON

G. s Peterson, an aged and re-
spectsi reaident, died at his home
IN fhb city Tuesday OF general de-
'bliiss. ,Tsssutjecs-ef..tllls. skeich
was barn In varmdon, Sweden. Oct.
sth, 1892 Before leaving his native
land he was married to Anna An
derson. Eve children being born Of
this union, two Of whom are living
Mrs. Agues Jones Of this city. and
ANA Mrs. Anna Larsen, Of Salt Lake.
The licensed and his two daughters
arrived. Utah and settled In Hen
ofer In 1872, his wife and three
children passing away before he left
Sweden. In May, 1853, he married
ChIistsna westlund, and Of this
unionIfiVc children were born. hr.
Peterson Joined the Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Lntter-dHy Saints and was
u faithful member until the end.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at the Stake House.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-24
JOHN DEXTER

John Dexter, veteran coal miner
Of this city died at his home last
Tuesday afternoon OF general dehil-
ity. He was born In Derbyshifo
England, July 7rh, ls3L Came to
Utah In 1869. Was the son Of John
and LYDIA Dexter and was married
10 Betsy Lyman Ia 1862. Was the
father OF four children, Mrs. Lucy
Eeklund, Of Minnesota. Bruce, VIII
lard and Emanuel Dexter, Inr de-
ceased followed ccHl mining aud has
lived Ia this vicinity formany years.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon from Ia. stake House,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-24
Commercial
Club Doings

The CoaNil Commercial club
met In the city Ntl' last Wednesday
night with Nir"- president 7. II.
Medley presiding. This is by far the
most interesting session held 81 far,
not on account uf tine attendance,
but the good fecliu- tIat prevailed.
J. y. Jensen, delegate from this
club to the Utah Development Lea
que. held In salt Lake last week,
gave detailed report Of the work
ings Of the league, aud expressed his
idea that 1t would bo "a good thing
to belong to II. The secretary read
the bylaws aid constitution, aud
the matter was discussed at length,
when by motion It was referred -
the executive committee, to be
brought up at the next regular
meeting Of the club.
Ths committee ON permanent
quarters for the club, 10y J. y Jen-
sen, made report. Mr.. Jensen, also
several Of the members, gave II ~
their uuiAiOn liza, BE future ,. sc
club depended much upon THE
question, and the matter was re-
ferred to the executive committee
the special committee IN meet with
the executive committee and ox-
plain the situation to them.
Frank Pingrce, chaitman Of the
committee on railways and trans
portation, reported that said COM
mittec had circulateda petition, and
sent same 10 tho railroad company.
for better passenger service, but had
received no answer.
The committee on arts and litera-
turo, with the addition Of Z. II.
Medley, George W. Noung and w.
NJ Buyden. were instructed to pro-
coed with the matter OF re-distrlct.
ing with post haste.
n. j. Peterson. OF the advertising
promotion committee reported hRv-
Ing written to the Omaha Bee In re-
lation to certain advertising con-
tracted with one Fowler, during last
summer. but had received no an
swer from the Bee Publishing. COM
pany.
The matter OF parcels post came
l.aR.end shs.allb Nant on record rs
against a parcels post.
Adjourned to the fourth weines-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-24

Continued on page a
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-24
District Court
News in Brief

Estate OF Charles Afford. doceas-
cd, hearing on return OF sale, con-
flrmed.
Estate OF Louise Richard Runot.
deceased, hearing on return Of sale,
confirmed
Estate Of Mary Jane Harris. de-
ceased, petition for distribution,
granted.
Estate OF Elznbcth Williams, de.
ceased. will admitted and q. Y.
Buluck appointed administrator.
with bond ssOO.W
E-Is ~ William Mccormick, de-
crn-rI, continued to March 20.
F.'ufr " Edmund +. Palmer, dc.
c.. . Ter 81 sale, granted.
U.u.. "l'en Dorthen CollandeI
drr.a airing on return Of sale,
.H christensen. dcceas
... 'Hg ...' .uni"d.
.t..It Fr polds. ot.nl
'.t o. ul u,rdinnshiT
t.. rup report tud petition
Tor OF Guardian, continued
10 march 20,
nVfMINAL CALENpAR
Ha. Glowing cases we're sot 70.
M.r. 'n. ION
pu. 80 w.. Dan li.nn. delcn
an, mot. u 90 lIsni, complaint
con'au and case SIT ~ trial.
.. No., ~, stove Nalentich, de
fuu... motion 10 dismiss CON
plant, continued aud c,-e set fo
trill
Park city Va, slit Miers. alias
Stew" M..rs, defendant. motion Il
dismiss complaint, continued an,
case set for trial.
CIVIL CtLENpAR
Frank McEwan and j. w. Blr
cumshaw, plaintiffs, w. Victo
Youngberg, d PENDANT, hearing OF
demurrer, argued, submitted Of
briei, .. c.ss set for rrirl.
o w. lrench, plnln'iiT, Va. UnioI
Fuel 'mpWiy, def"udnn', heArin
on demurrer, ten days given to III
amended complaint.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-24
Should Think
Of Horses

Thoughtless housewives are often
contributory causes to cruel treat
ment ot horses. Instead OF making
their days orders from grocery
store, for instance, at one time and
causing one trip OF the delivery
wagon to their homes they some
times telephone In four or five or
ders In q day and demand quick
service. The horse bears the burnt
of this negligence and the delivery
man, to keep up with his work, uses
the whip more than he would II the
woman would be more Thoughtful.
The same thing IL true Of coal de.
liyeries. Many persons wait until
the last shovelful Of coal IL used and
then telephone In rush order to
the dealer. Generally this comes on
cold, raw day for then the coal Ia
most urgently needed. AS n conse-
quence the horses again get the
worst OF II.
II people would use more care in
ordering and absolutely refuse TO
trade with firms which do not treat
their horses right, the cause Of the
dumb animals would get big boost
Nothing else could be more effective
In preventing cruelty to horses than
this system.
The club women Of tho city have
pledged themselves TO patronize
only those firms which properly
use their horses and II all people
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-24
Mine Rescue
Car CO. ing

Mine Rescue Car No. a.
Is. bureau COO Mines will
CORlyilc Fen ~ and vii
III the distuct 'WO weeks d
week to- the training at the
the Wasaich mine aud "a
thos" of the property Of
Fuel n llriquette Go. An
talk will viii be given the
camp the first evening her
work OF the hurcnu and ,.f
This will be free and llluHt
the aid uf stercOplicou.
menis will be- made 10 fur
where the lecture can l.
The miners ~ this can
avail themselves Of this OPP
FREE ILLUSTRATED LEC Uts
On greater safety In ~ .. o..
Guiding talks on fire pi ntlon.
first aid surgical treatf and
sanitation will bc given Is ming
engineers aud red cross su ms.
Free demonstrations " H." use OF
oXA gen bel ~ ue work
apparatus fur artificial lieAthlng
IN drndly gssrsJ viii he given by
miners from the governments ros-
cue crrps