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Show Mao University of Utali PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. VOL RTTEEESTS OF X523VOXEX) TO TXXE II. STTXIMIT A.XT3D MOEOK' f COINAGE OF SILVER, COUXTTJ ES. SUMMIT COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1895. COALVILLE, C f r ormxrvo. 16 TO t N03$- 3 erode six or eight bur season the more delicate work wilt El F C'TR I QP I? tT Q "i This means that there will be no bonds NextbcgttnDTtitintng'-TfBhelK7fweeir; could r.ot bv on eah sole on a dead gaiiop..whuh . b? owing to circunm'a rea-d- i started the buggy horse ami made It us in time, Pcoa g t the go bv c!lcIT!rX.4T the tLcietSe poi. a .'E ,i n IcIkuh v much T i GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR azfl.w, AILY LIST OF HAPPENINGS atm. st uncontrollable. !t aa in the more thau the ' AND CnuntiYyndt anew hat. aa of kicking just before it was to this boundary, Tne tmnde RESPONDENTS. S.L.Mc of the so far OTHER The ion Uoikle, county uperntei. fourth annual citti vent l. NEWS. surveys shou.d dent of district school, and candidate oiwcbib with fright. Boy American Aesouatior of Mate Weather made tend to confirm the contention of anv more serious An the Ini)MirtiM4t f th. Wwt from Vrarlj for re ehx tion on the Republican ticket, uke warning The Event Einrti of th Wrrk Sertn-- began at Indianapolis, There this country. The longitude of many ' ocuT7 as many have in litis CMurirnaed From Ch was in town this The gentleman accidi-nt- s Etery T.ww la Summit t't.nuty-w- hi aie about forty delegates pri uontrep-Tesentin- g other point along the coat north otthe !.tel C. W. Portland canal have elito been deterThe TIuhV KepreuenUlivee Have visited the school and looked eomewll.lt iiiiu.Ler. SUwlctiri I cun H as many state. , ,rf TEpit mined aaa Eonad tu H rite Aleiut. tohis interest in the coining election. preparation for'next years 1 rioN. Oct. 16. An explosion ocwork. of his brothers UtToN Utah, Oct. 17, lt55. on a steamship at Knng curred y Joseph Jensen and two UAKLItY. General Duff eld say s there is no Oct it left for Idaho a few days agT with the in- Editor Times : longer Hat, hear Kin Chow, Ths steamer was doubt that all of the Yukon rii'er any Oaklet, Utah, Oct. 17, 1895. Aarnian in ia tention of seeking homes in that thrivloaded I we it and with reported writiSicily "M. T. buley is very low at this poisoned troops, basin beliw the mouth of Forty-M- il ' Editor Timbhi three children . B. R. E Tier. that 6O0of them were killed. ' . . ing state. ngIs creek 6 D. B. Huff and family have friend! Americanterritory, which ini American Bimetallic Union will start ROCK PORT ' r cludes the gold field of that rtettm as far Born, Octyl er 10th, Yo th wife of i MdteaUtrSrvtn. and relatives visiting them ficfmllast , RockciiHT, Utah, Oct. 17, 1895. John Boyer, a eon. Both aredoingell. a paper at Chicago. e City of Mokmo, Get. 13. Now that as opened. Bountiful, Trane: ubtn Eujiok wreck manginsurgents well under school Oar strain, doings the a n k on tfie grand canal aml tuniit 1, it public JtermlSultii, (prising James' Evans and wifwopadei a trip to is finished , here for this theethueiii labors of Bryant Copley as ling several passengers. the most important parts of the plan for Threshing, Coalville to visit friends and relatives Oct. 14. Information Washington, . season. ' principal, hundred Arrneniatjs fire missing draining the city and valley of Mexico, of the formidable ; ,! this week. ubrising in Corea, reare practically completed, attention is Mrs. Cora Seamon is in Park City On Sunday evening last ilia young aUie result of the riots at Constantisulting in Ihe dirappearanee and probPotato digging is in order and the vi being turned to prana suggea ed (or vg friends. men of the Upton ward held their an-n- nople. able death of the queen ami the turnout is very small an compared with landing for all of the sewerage entire railroads the efiected and following Kansas af the to Mahn llattie has Chicago centering meeting gone military fom-- s by the United vi,ih . a,irs last season. . of of the mouth the to tbe have RanYity ordered and European powers, has been received 15,0 kj new cars and tdi p.irts to stay for some time. orgaiuxattou President, Joseph A Mis Wat ner of Provo City is here. grand (anal, iles nh ut Dtss mfoiins by Miuister Kurino, of dall. wtUi John Saxton as first and hxomotives. moved James have and Vernon family Japan, from ths She will teach the primary department the city governuient that a resolution Euward Staley as second councillois; Bev. Dana W. Curt let ollice at Tokio, It is foregn into their new residence. the Utahat of the school thli war. quite yI William Harris,-secie- tary and George Cosgregai ional councT at racuse, de- w lit he adopted immediately in congress, indicating the landing of marMrs. Mary ardeil has been visiting ten for raliv 25,000 montly Republican Saturday evening. Randall as assistant secretarv. J. 0. clared that Utah Statehood would Set appropriating iners by Russm, tlie United States and her mother, Mrs. J. Cossey. W.I. bnyder and E. D. R. Thompson t tears, providing the council will appoint probably Great Britain. back civilization five or ten years. Miss Clara Allen of Ccalville was .. will address the people. a board id direct oi s to take care of this VVAIISATCH. The latent dispatch to Minister Kuiino A successful operation for the removal money. The cost is estimated from six W. II, Btevens and lady have returned visiting Blends here the Iatof the states that a force of Russian Wahsatch, Utah, Oc.t. 17, 189?. I men oi has on aiataract the mariners, jierfortaed to ten million dolisrs, and the re mil. in forty ir. from their extended visit to Salt Lake, week. EnmiB Times: has Wen landed, tutmlier, of Gen. George W. Jones of loss, eye Miss Tlllie Eld red ge of Coalville spent pretty closely computed by competent Thus far they have confineo themselves Ogden and other places in Utah. Frank Wkkel of Echo was a visitor Mates Senator and nonogena-ria- . jj$ ascertain redneuau . of w t engineer A great many people went toKamas several days here last week visiting relhere on Suuday. " togardiftg the Rimiaklegatimat heoul. of the atives. present heavy death rate by one-hal- f. United Btates marinor were landed to It. C. Chambers, J.T. Caine and li. Daniel Heiner was a Castle Rixk vessels and revenue cutters bailing Several Urge concerns are in the from the Yorkton Mrs. Mary Johnson- - of Coahrtlle-- is H. Roberts u Democracy on the 14th. to tbe number of sixvisitor on Monday. from Bering sea report a greater scar- field for the contract, teen. It is believed that British mariners s The threshing machines are all about here visiting with her mother, Mrs. E. Of be seals seen moor Several bears have this year than usual. a city have leen landed. Besides these ths launched except KH1hi4 HU Own Child, ie steam thresher, Vernon. Around the rookeries where thousands reigtiborhood of late. Japanese have a considerable force of The dance last Friday evening, given which is making its way toward Provo 11. Tribune Oct. Green River, Wyo , W. T. Ball was an Almv visitor on of seals formerly rendezvoused, not a soldier atM-ouwlio have been preand threshing for all who wish their by the Neel Brothers of Oakley, was a court District the In i seal can now Sjiecial. found. Herds in the of last week. Tueday order. serving failure. werk done in short order. grand sea are great lv diminished like- William Johns was convicted of kidnapEd. Bvrns, an Evanston business opeij W. tj. Walker interred their youngest and practical and scientific sealers ing his eleven- - ear-ol- d daughter, Jennie, Nearly all of the residents of Rockport WEEKLY REVIEW, wise, man, was here !at week. child on the 14tb. The cause of death went to Wanstiip Wednesday to hear averthatin five years the seals will be Irom Rock Springs last June to prevent Jimmie G oilier is again with us, after w hol!v exterminated. f th. VVr.E a, fteparl.g hy her from appearing as a witness at the Th Uvula was typhoid fever bereaved par- the speech of lion. B. II. Roberts. weeksT several ' Bradstreets. lieing away her have comstepof ents the sympathy the preliminary hearing against Frank Vernon, who has be n at work Cooler weather has stimulated a Tutdif, Oct. 18. father, Thomas Button a prominent Lovely days and severely cold nights with the threshing machine, returned munity in this hour of their trouble. Vanderbilts are to control alie . Union Rock sea&inable demand for staple dry goods, was in our here who altitude. high Springs merchant, Oakley is soon to have a boom, as T. on Tuesday to his home in Weber can- up Pat i&i. aud millinery clothing, and jobber in an with Thomas and John Russell have sold attempted rape upon chaiged W, Frazier has been shewing some yon. these lines in all ( arts of the country The Hawaiian Government ia her. busipreparall their and out the sheep Mrs. annie Davis of St. John's, Ariquit specimens that have almost set some of improvement. Relatively meat ing to resist invasion. John, wiHrthe tssistanceof Mrs. Mit-to- feel the the citizens ild. It was taken from his zona, Is visiting with her sister, Mrs. ness. has been made at the south, where gain child Cree-uon was dreseiihe I'rmk Uraig bested by Dan thegirlrumither, Mr. W. Lewjt, clerk with Beckwith & prospect some two miles northeast of Julia Cossey. Mrs.Daviswas a resident an impro.emeut is rejwted iry almost mill 'at London. iii tioys clothing and spirited her away ia a tw here, and a looks very much like gold. of Rockport for a nnmber of years, hav- Lauder, Evanston, Wyo., was a Castle al! lines. Interior merchants am Denver-oA lieHver to diol7thof July. pa(!. There have been several prospects staked ing moved from here atiout eighteen Rock visitor on Sunday. '10'. eraor Clarke of Arkansas will ing more lilternl orders than for several diseotered in Jennie Mattie detective s otf by Park Ciy men. Iteeeins as years ago. Her many friends are pleased if he cannot the while prevent out'.on his Agent Gmlier, Sr., fellksS house of ill fame and later ar- years, and larger distributing tenter re' though they are very much excite4 over to see her again. w heel the other day, had anil, returned port sale of good to the cotton belt and rested hef father, and botb-werThe hidden treasure. Wm. Bluke of Center Ward was in bad fall, i v! ington. Todavs statement of to Keck VfHTtswisv . go' icctior there from free. , j "kTeiTftvafikhitfeturnd from Sautar RockporL the guest of his sister, Mrs. juries. ropuitioa of the treasury show The more unfavorable feature are sensah n ha out draw case The huh was compelled to leave his H. Beamons, the last of the week. He , quin, but ' disappointment at the modem Daniel Heinereold a bunch of beet Available cash balance, $182,694,868; tional evidence and n.oresrrers gray mare on the .road, supposing that also went to Wanship to visit his Steers on Saturday, 115 in number, to gold reserve, $93,064,672. w h u h wheat is lion with convictions may follow. exported from she would die. She became sick while mother, Mrs. Sarah Cockerill. Beyen thouaand dollars' worth of jewK. S. week to week, the reported weaknes in an Evanston company. Medium figures JSesbttt Dies PcnallcM. travelingand dropped down ia the road elry belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Peter were realized, 26 per head pig iron and sleet billets, and in tbe WANSHIP. near Pay son, so he had to go back to McCourtof Denver has been stolen from Clncago, Oct. 13 Joseplt Nesbitt, competition snflered by domestic woolen e, of Taylors-tDifeber Bennion Bishop Wanshif, Utah, Oct. 17, 1895. Chris Johnsons at,antaquin and get a who, itis claimed, was atone time manufacturers from abroad. Suit Lake county, has been in our vi- their residence bv a sneak thief. horse to come borne with. The mare Editor Times : worth one million dollars and juirt Havana. In order to avoid further But an examination of these condicinity for the past two weeks looking Rallies! Rallies!! left has not been heard from at this owner in ths famous Anaconda and Bo- tions Indicate that if tHe disasters of similar wreck to the after his large sheep interests. reports of the size w riling. cruiser Cru'obal Colon, the gov- nanza mines, was iquud dead in bed in t of the wheat crop and of wheat stocks Ibe political pot has begun to boil. Edwin Bennion has sold his ranch to Spanish in this city tins carried over be ernment has decided to build a light cheap lodging-housMonroe Hixson was down from the hit Elijah Horton met with an accident set epted, average weekly brother, Heber, who will have three house on the Colorado reefs. last Sunday as "be was coming home Psrx last week. morning. from this exports country, if kept up to flocks oLsheep on it Jrom now until Nesbitt has been in Chicago for some the end of the London. United State Ambassador from Park City.Juet north ef Oakley crop year, will exhaust Barnet Rigby and family went to Salt time of leaving for the winter range. from time, and lately has been known a the amount of wheat available for Bayard returned to London the tongue broke out of his wagon and Lake this week. Messrs. W, G. Rhead, J. T, Ifodson the leave but will town his team ran away down the bill it the again Hypo Jo," from the fact that he is hacountry, The U. P, bridge outfit has been here and G, Y. Bullock are said to have on Oct. 26 lor Scotland. lie refuses to bitually addicated to the use of cocaine north part of town, turning the wagon Exports of wheat (w heat floor included for a week past. abandoned their Yellow creek ranch for to say anything for , publication regard- and morphine. It is said that Nesbitt as wheat) from bth coast of the United over; but Lige and his son, Ray, had a time and have gone te Beaver can ing the statements made in the table. States this w.ek pain ph-l- lost his fortune at the gambling just time enough to jump out of the 0. Rasmussen is having the outside of amount to 2,244,000 to help develop the recent rich find House yon painted. recently issued by Lord Sack vi lie He cam here during the Worlds fair bushels, compared with 2,813,000 bush.wagon and prevent being smashed up in hh West minister at with a nnmber of other men, with ths els last week, S, 317,000 bttehels In Hie the wreck. Luckily but little damage Potato digging is about finished in in that vicinity, formerly British ' intention of running a gambling-hous- e week a What might have been a bad acci Washingten. was done to any thing but the waged. this vicinitv. The crop is poor on an year ago, 2,862,000 bushels two -of on a wholesale plan, but the poOne dent happened here on Sunday, Butte, Mont., Oct. 14. John Me . W. W. Horton and wife, Miss Mary average. years ago, and with 3.625,000 bushels him open. At that three Stevens and others went to Park City The Peoples party was billed for a our conference visitors while describing Yarieh was instantly killed and Dan lice would not let years ago. said had 15.000 of Changes In he te have to the Tried time it that Holmes John and eisteddfod, Joe Abra Harrison, pronounce to the Democratic rally Monday , even- meeting here on the 14th . but they prices this week call far word a ia Cambria and thereby ex- hams, all bridge builders on the Nerth-er- his money left, Bince that time he has some explanation. N. B. 8r failed te appear. Among Conspicuous ing. continued to gamble in a small way, un- decreases may be Pacific, were probably fatally perienced a five minutes' lock-jagrouped Indian cron, The U, P. engineer. was up this week Some one feoa. alxmt 3 oclock this afternoon by til his last cent vanished, and be was live cattle and bog, suggested corn fodder as a pork and lard, all end received some of the werk on P. E. substitute word. Peoa, Utah, Oct. 17, 18U5. This, the operator falling sixty feet off a trestle among the compelled to lake np Lis abide in the of which are explained by tire unpreceEditor Times : Olenslagers contract. tried and was led out of the jaw trouble. ricks eight miles east of Butte. cheap bulging house8. dentedly large crop of corn this year. A John Newman went to Salt Lake the The Republicans held a rally here lower price for Soie leather reflect Some of the sheep herds have cotne Klopruitttt. W'cdnndat, October. 16. first ot the week. Wednesday night. W.I. Sovder and from the timber and are with tlie leather combination, - Negro tortured, 15. i moving Ou slowly Special 'Cheyennes Wyo., hung and shot In TenCharles West moved his family to Salt E. D. R. Thompson were the speakers. westward, which reminds us that winter aud has no influence ou prices of leather la-- t, v iic-T On nestee titeblerai'b evening . Lakt lor the winter the first of the They had a fairsied house. is Approaching. Coffee is lower on a report B. Cleveland ami hie family returned to Jack Msers, a P wder River cowboy, generally. week. The Democrats had a rally here raise-- ! the Brazil has that the with largest crop of Dairy Sutton, elo;ied HKSEFKR.T Washington. Albert Roos, who has been in Idaho Wednesday forenoon, October 16th, at of the coffee in its history. In addition to ranchman button, dauglitqrpf Seventeen more of the Ku Cheng riotHekefer, Utah, Oct. 17, 1895, for some mouths, returned home for a 10 oclock a. n. R. C. Chambers, B. H. practically am hanged prices for wool 76 ranch, ers w ill be executed. - Roberts and John T. Caine were the Editor Times: for lumber, there ate short visit few days ago. and who refused his bkl consent advances, as Sutton, -The Democratic Steve Glee State "been for has weather Brodie The chosen referee to speakers. the perfect Maxwell's shirgle mill is turning out to hi daughters marriage, followed ths announced, for cotton goods and for for wheat and for wheat flour, fight. a very fine quality of shingles. The mill Club accompanied them and they sang several days. eloping couple a ebqn a they were cotton, humorous some selections. Thera very for oats, refined sugar, anthracite coal, Mrs. Carrie Toone and Carrie Jones of Ilelsua, is in the south fork of Welter canyon. Mont., Oct. IS. William missed, was a good turnout of people considerin Tbe fugitives were In V buggy, and and for turjtentine. Croyden were visitors here on Sunday Biggerstaff w as placed on trial y Prof. J, Russell on Tuesday evening the time of day the meeting was last. ing the On the Pacific coast general business District court of Richfor murder the followed on horrednu lt school-houSutton He overgave s scioptican exhibition in the held. Y. ard Johnson, champion is of on moderately favorable, with Improvetook them of delivered a Salmon James Coalville Wednesday of early morning number to a large juvenile! and HOTT8VILLE. discourse here on Sunday last to a large Montana. There was a woman at the the Buffalo road. Myers thought to ment particularly specified st Seattle. a few adults. bottom of the killing, which was cold- scare him off by firing a shot in J4 direc- Cargoes of tea and silk from Hong Kong IIovTsviLLE, Utah, Oct. 17, 1895. and attentive audience. The securing of the potato crop is now ' blooded. and Yokohama, aggregating 10 000 tens, Times: Editor tion as he came up. is . finished and potato digThreshing in order while the fine weather iiem Rave arrived at Tacoma. California H ef to wife the returned Born, bis fire, Button, however, London, Oct. 15. A dispatch from Wm.Sargenf,Jr., ging nearly so. Some fall plowing has The yield is not as heavy at usual, but the vintage there the best for 10th inst., a son. his aim the with deliberate at Myers Thursday, News to the Constantinople Daily been done but not as much as usual. rays: taking The qnalityTsof the best. At Portland general trade ia years, rifle. Reliable has been news received here of and wife Rockport The jRpoHlicans here held an The threshing grain was completed withdeiuaml for dry goods and fair, was in struck the and aide that Myers were visitors in Iloytsville Sunday. fifty Armenians were killed and a on Tuesday. Thefe hive been two horse rally en the- - 14th. Messrs. cumber furniture mpst active. took Button a wounded. to him wounded in at badly the Althissar, Mr. Stewart wa one of the speakers Parsley of Park City and John M. Zane power and one stlaiu threshers in active TroatlwVlnc Hrsrmf Orv. nearby ranch for treatment and returned vallayet of Adin, on the Analoliue at the sacrament meeting on Sunday, of Salt Lake were the speakers. weeks for tome past. operation home with his daughter- .- It is thought a Moslem mob. by A. Ashcroft, Broken Hill, New Edgar Oscar Crittenden i now teaching Mr. and Mrs. David Cluff of Pima, J. A. Marchapt went up te his sawMvers will recover. South Wales, has Hfviked a combined at 17 school Freemoat v Menan, Thirtdafv Oct county, Ida. Arizona, are here ea a Uit to their mill to resume wor- k- The gentleman electrolytic smJ- leaching treatment ot Milwaukee celebrated Her Thslluksa Mrs. S. Harris of Logan county, Idaho, many relatives and frieads. Mr. Cluff expects to be able to famish say and nets, by which - There have been five parties from the sulnhide ore and prod Weired remdent of this place, is ia a nephew of President Clnff of Coalall kinds of lumber that may be - needed an the oxidized ore is first ith Mrs. Waller, wife of - front now on 7 a t il the close of the sea here visiting for her health and will ville and formerly resided here. He ie W r, coast survey engaged in thewoik in Alaska during the summer under Mesr. solution containing ferny salfto pre-- ' on tonr his and his arrived New all winter. at 'York, wedding many son. probably stay Dickens and Walker. Their, principal cipitale the iron and dissolve the, zinc, Mourice Perkins, a n newsA Democratic rally was held hero friends here wish him long life and There will I a grand Republican rally then electrolyzing the resulting' j work has consisted in fixing th in his new undertaking, paper artist, jumped from the .upper wherA the Portland canal crosed point in Pee on f Friday evening. October Wednesday at 2 p. sa. Hon. J. T, Caine happiness bv first the passing J - Henefet-wa- s well represented at the window of an Indianapolis hospital aad 18th, without fail, as the members of and Hon. B. II. Roberts were the speakis aronnd metallic cathodes to pie'ipitate This ofiati'ule. parallel the g. d. p., puts it, ambsome of the very ers, accompanied by a glee club of four Democratic roily at Coalville en the 16th ava fatally injured. the extreme southeast point of the the zinc and around iron cathoda to imW. B. The Willow Springs distillery at Alaskan concession. Its iocetien will part a ferrous tad to the solution, the best speaker of the party will be heard, mslo voices, Messrs. George Typer, H. inst., both parties attending, r , ferrsus salt G. Witney, W, G. Patrick and A. F. subsequently raised it is claims Persons who lead a life of exposure' Omaha, one of the largest plants in the have s great deal to do w ith determining to the ferrichiag state to reg. norat the Peterron. are snbiect to rheumatism, neuralgia country, will shortly resume operations, the boundary line between Alaska and original feme dt solution. A number of our citizens went to The process is also suitable fr the treatment of Kamas on Monday afternoon to listen to 4 Two ladies driving home from the and luiuliago and will find a valuable after having been idle several months. British Columbia. zinc Mi Dr. in Volcanic Leans II. J. oxide ores or remedy the ndinmureg of zinc Pocatello. Ida., Oct. 16. Th County The work of last year consisted of the the addre3a of th$ Hon. JohnT. Caine, rally Wednesday night from Coalville in OH will banish pain and it Liniment; oxide with any matrix having no el Hon. R. C. a single buggy, came near being kicked subdue inflammation. Price d y Hon. B. rejected all bide for location of Mount Point Elias as on the jectionahle influence 2rc, 50c Cotuiasionprs ' the various billed from Chaaiberi were the vehicle thrown or Some oat. and bottle. the between sale of tbe Banaock county bonds. boundary (1 per gentlemen countries. operations. Scientific A rut r, can. THE COUNTY NEWS' out moniii Moiniav g though' lore fxi) "" e J Evtrj-wher- e -- - 6'n -- -- r l, to-da- y u, entv-roun- d re-si.- -n Corbett-Fi(hamon- T e amr'i1' r e to-da- et n eotn-iwtiti- da j - Corbett-FUrsimmo- to-da- se prize-fight- er re-po- -- WA-Jimith- rail-wa- -- y, ) old-tim- e ul al-le- well-know- fifty-sixt- - lrsfl-obertfan- te-da- h |