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Show X v 4 y Of GOA V COUNTY DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF COMMIT mm THE PEOPLES' ADVERTISER. VOL. . k. JOB WORK NEATLY DONE COALVILLE. UTAH. FRIDAY. OISPTEMHER 8. 1911 XVIII. ASSIGNMENT 1 Thia verdict give Minty officials authority to Institute Criminal proceed MADE IN PARK CITY SCHOOLS ORDINANCE NO. NO. B7 " To Get Out . An Ordinance Fixing the Salaries ol vender, who act Elective Officers of Coalville PARK CITY, Sept. 5. SuperintendOrdinarily a statist City, Sam " oievator boy, ac ent (. L. Martin of the Park City pub- in the capacity of lit County, Utah, Commencing with 1 1 It is lowered of lic schools has announced the list up companies the cage Look out for the Booster" editioni If Is kis duty tc January 1, 1912, and Repealing an Ordisi hool teachers and their assignments. snd dowa the shaft. of tbe lime- - It will be published about 1 nance a of teachSalarlea bells. Passed Oct The the 'Relating School opened this morning. engineer signal the 20lh - tirtoher and will he Mi' the station 2, 1906. ers are: Monday being BE IT ORDAINED by the City Cmin best pi jut i ter goiteiout in tms coua Lincoln school J. L. Kearns princi- tender was not oa 4 W job, The men Little Things Heard Here and There About You and Me Our ell of Coalville City, Summit County. ty. Mr font Thomas, for many jears the ni entered the eag ! signal pal of high school and Lincoln. connected with Salt Lake papers, wilt, it waa for up I'tah: E. C. themselves. Wbeth High school teachers Ptof. Visits and Our Visitors. call on the citizen 6t the county in tbe Bee. 1. waa-helto elective The of ta officers Minnie Coal Mies or down commercial open quea course; Ryan, near future for a wnte-oof the various D. Cunningham, language; Miss Kath- tioa by tbe jury, tbt, bag conflict villa City shall he paid fixed and defi towns and prominent townspeople. TwoW salaries lute L. not in shall which be Mrs testimony. ing ryn Cunningham, English; thousand copiee of thia editiojuwill be creased nor R. one W. diminished of term the Thomsa Durkin, the during j1 Hridgland, mathematics; Professor hern the cage of "office for 'which iuy such' of fleers nn,;dAcl nd dStribu,fd' Attention will live miners who etc ll Mrs Reddish has returned from a Dont forget to see the Carpenter V. Bruit h, science. to the horGrammar grade Agnes Strominess, after it had been dirtied and entirely shall be elected, and the salaries of all ticulture and tbemines, agriculture, visit in Evanston, Wvo. Stock Co. at the Opera Ilpuao Sept. dairying possibilities elective of of the officers Coalville City are fifth and sixth; Elmer Wright, fourth submerged in the wslj;f snmp, of this most favored part of the great. lSth and 14th. and fifth; Janie Niintno, third; Mrs. till lies at the MlaeM kpsjntal. His hereby fixed as follows, to wit: For Sale Cheap First-clas- s state of Utah. No section of the counpiano. 00 per annum Barah A. May, second; Marjorie Muf condition was improved tosight. nMayor can afford not to be represented ito Call at Times office. Mr. and Mrs. George Beard ana fan H Councilmen (each) 50.00 per annum ty "Priestly has Five fett, first; Julie Hurley, beginners snd The body of Willis these columns, as the paper wilt be a from months returned Tueaday . . 150 00 The patients at the hospital are re ily been takea to Haber far Warial and the Recorder pier annum sent to Glen- kindergarten. people seeking opportunities iiu "RMila Peace Justice of the 10.00 will H. outing st their summer retreat, Charles orted as getting" along nicely. be H. annum Jefferson school per McCartney, remains of above pursuits. There is room for the Y dale, on the Weber river. x . 75.00 per annum .... Moneipal, and will teach the eighth shipped to Rawllna. ' ja,.. for inter- Treasurer ,or 1.f,un'nU Bee. 2. Tbe salaries of said officers f000 Warwick Foster of Henefer was in ; grille; Blanche Brighton, eighth grade; ment. re wUn lhoM shall a be n the end drive of e.eh three the A good place to Pearl Bajder, seventh grade; A redine )he sou tv scat Wednesday on away paid at opportunities ia the above pursuits . months sueceeding the said first day of 'Bad case of Blues is to attend Newcomb, sixth grade; Ads Kimball, JAMES BURKE. FRCMOftNT 1912. fourth the Show at Opera House Sept. 13th grsds; Margaret Nilsos, third PARK CITT KTXER, DDES January, Church Full af Coffins. Bee. 4. The ordinance entitled, An William Emmett of Ogden was a and 14tb, grade; Mra Mae Paxton, second grade; Rev. Herbert Williama, rector of , ordinance the salaries of elec all of DeasoU. first Lillian ueles his fixing Dr. last fuest grade; brother, Emmett, Horelydowa- - (Bermondsey) l'ARk CITY, Sept. I. Jwnea Burke, tive officers of Coalville City, and re week Mr. &nd Mrs. J. P. Neeley, Edmund beginners and kindergarten. 40 th ordi'nance' salaries relating'to years, ' foe thirty years pealing an Washington school Mrs. Jessie L aged fifty-twEldredge and P. H. Neeley snd family 10 tb "h101 shall and October be will 5th, 1905," teach last sixth ,bord passed SALE-the FOB , No. Saturday Hedges, principal, 10 Smith Premier left for Yellowstone Park a prominent lark auncr, died at mow n the crypt or thee coffin, Ding same is the Jenhereby repealed. typewriter at a bargain, Call at Times overland. They expect to be gone six and seventh 9:45 oclock lonighl kenorrbage of b Passed bv the City Council of Coal ebur'h; K ta weeks or more. office. nings, third and fourth grades; Msy d 'Ulae an of three after the ville lungs, bv a.d Florsecond th. City, Utah, Nimmo, first and approved grades; AT smell the arlalng. aa considoeel was WANTED Pasturage for 125 to 150 coffln;Ad expert at Mayor, September 5th. 1911. Are you going to attend Auxiliary ence Fernett, beginners and kiadergar weeks. lie trom only penetrates the. V , bis trade and lisd worked I all the bucks for 1L months. Wright Bros., ten. bub lUo at Coalville Saturday, Sept. 16th? City Recorder,1 Coal viUe City, Utah. chu;ch which baa been Upton, Utah. camps here. lie was fcva la Virginia If so, dont forget the Danee at the PABK CITY, Aug. 4. nd move! to prk City Approved th.s 5th day of Seiitember, Misinterpreta- - City, NV open vd i. ua.d by ehll- T or Sal Six or eight loads of good Opera House tnlhe evening. tion of hoisting signals at the 4aly with his pareats whea ha was a boy. A waa oonaecrateR Tbe church Iren. Mrs. T. J. LEWIS, Attest: brother, Juba Burke; A aider, fleas sawdust. Apply Charles Averill, In 17S2, and I close to the southena Besides passing tbe salary ordinance, West mine caused the death by drown John (Beal.) Cantry, both rer:denu of Park poalville, Utah. Mayor. approach to the Tower bridge. Loa-lo-n which appears in another part of this Ing of two men and the serious injury and another I rotle, Georgs City, Chronicle. on the night fireman to of another at 7:30 o'clock this morn putting paper, . .Mr. David Moore has so far recovered Burke, residence unkao jt., survive him. . Buy it now. Now is tbe time to bny commence Sept. 10, and pasting a num- Irm his recent attack of been a bottle of Chamberlains Colie, Choltag. Four other men escaped from the Funeral arrangements hs'S '4 tvphoid fever ber of bills, tbe LOST city council at their submerged cage and climbed tbe cables made. 1 he removed to his home in this eitv. In one day I lost a severe eold and Diarrhoea Remedy. It ia alera last Tuesday regular monthly meeting to safety. 4a .Chambers Cold Tablets, guar -A vs a all most certain to be needed before the . Mr. and Mrs. Ike Dearden of Henefer nl8ht The dead are 5 .Prof to cure a rold in one day, anct Timee of an teed The wih the y rms do't bus,ILeg in Coalville City Compare summer is over. This remedy has no W. H. PRIESTLY, aged forty year, tel tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph or case ef LaQrippe ia three days, . other county papers and sec if we do w Tbe any "eorder wlthw ln; Park City. Barber on Wednesday. For tale by Joha Boyden A er vour not print more eouaty news than both superior. money refunded. Joha Boydet (strutted to give said firms ten days C. R. RIDDLE, aged twenty-twSon. A 8oa. t Df eoarse oemhi the ). other eome not throuKh did paper and if tbeF notl? Station Agent John Cantrol returned Park City. we do. If you are not tiretfly a subwould be started in the justice's years, Thomas Durkin lies vt tbe Minera Wednesday from North Platte, Neb., action this is aa invibaJa is bocoms scriber, vkfre he spent a fifteen day vacation. court. hospital in critical condition. one. Taka The Times and fit all the The seven miners entered the hoiat-incommissioner proceed- - gK art proMfrs. Joseph For Sala Four electric chandeHartley, who underwent cage from the 2,100-foo- t "level, ceed ings, doings at t e ' m rt house, sell will of liers three 4 very serious operation nt tbe French lights each; which ia the lowest level ef the mine. Coalville and Summit one one of also or all gas Directly under the them; hMjrftal a eonple of weeks ago, is reportesge wee tbeaump, lighting system complete,- $20 00 filled with ed etting along very nieoly. twenty feet of water. The Charles Averill. Good ings. Merely e - Booster Edition' Mentioned ItJ tj o- V, p - I - $5 fou"(d SL-Joh- Lan-yon- ornent hu fiy grades-Winmfre- " ?W pftfrhoN T thVT,h' tIcr yt . by-takin- d,ded - .Jr hcn' -- g DAINTY GHOPS - Dainty chops cannot be cut out of poor lamb. We cut nothing but , the finest bargains. survivors claim they gave three bells, county orrre which la the signal to lift. Engineer Mrs. Mrtt Windsor left yesterdny Commissioner W. IX morning for Clear Creek, where she will Good, heavy picture matting for Clarence Haye swean ho received but home. Mr. Windsor it work-- ' sals at this office. Good assortment, two belle, which is the signal t Itwar. Pearson, Henry Vf. P V 1 tVew bot tiM the mines there. he pet sheet. tm4 water aud woo entirely Treasurer Alexaader submerged, f Forced, beneath--th-e water AttsrsrywJ. E. Johns by tbe floor of the ceg tbe seven men Recorder J. El wood ngaged ia aAotrible fight for Hfe that Assessor W. O. Step! 4 lasted several minutes. James Muraey, Sheriff John C. Coffey, Dob Idy, Patrick Keogh, Rolert Crec , Btirveyor R. A. Jones, snd Thomas Durkin finally found the Superintendent of door of the cage, is escaped frm the Coojier. death trap and reached the surface of the water, all but exhausted. They helped each other from the water tu the 2.100 foot level and were taken out Call and See Them before going eUewhere of tbe shaft after signalling frantically. All were bleeding profusely at the mouth from the terrible pressure of the water snd Durkin was unronrriou. BLACK. PHONE 41 I riert ly and Riddle died miserably in the jmbmerged cage, unable to reach tbe door before their breath gave Their bodies were recovered when waj. the cage was hoisted after the fatal mistake had been learned. Priestly was a man of family, leav-ina widow and three children living here. He waa born at Heber and City was well known in the mines here and in the Tintie district. He had worked i for the Daly West eompanv two months. Riddle was twenty two year old. He hailed from Montana, where his father I ia aaid to be a well known mine owner; Yesterday was his third shift on his Coal villa, Utah. w- ii -1 A complete lire to be found in a first-de- t market Our emtomen bear ut out in tbe ttatement SUMMIT MEAT CO. opened my Fall stock of The Line very Exclusive Millinery. dnd Prices Right. I have just Mr. Mathias g For Sale PURE JERSEY MILK 12 Quarts for $1.00-.- .. T The Expert Sewing Machine new job. The cause of the tragedy is plain. Engineer Hayes, who had charge af of XHiE Home Material Good Building nailed Native lumber don t split when being worked and has no suptogether, is easily new hay, shed erior for, paint. Put up a Yiu will save from spoiling the first year it. enough hay to pay for Powell Brothers Lumber Co. j I SUMMIT FUR. & MER. CO., j Local Ayente. hoisting engine, admits that he lowered the cage on what be affirms was the signal to lower. But as the cage was already on the lowest level this action is considered strange An inquest will be held over the dead Coroner by Henry Crossman a full investigation will be today and conducted. Hayes has not been taken into custody. Reports from the Miners late tonight are that Thomas hospital Durkin has slim chance of recovery. The four en were in need of medicalother attention when they were taken out of the shaft, but have recovered entirely from the ordeal. All declare that they gave the hoisting signal. - thorough knowledge for all sewing machine and in his earnest and convincing way, will tell you why The FREE is the master of Them All. COMPANY BLAMED FOR MINE TRAGEDY. According to the coroners jury called to investigate the tragedy af the Best mine, when W. H. Priestly Daly and C. R. Riddle were killed in the of the main shaft put the blame onsump tbe company. The verdict rendered exonerates Clarenee - hoisting Hayjihe nnd charges the company withengineer, in failing to provide a station neglect tender to handle the eage. The jurymen were W. D. Jefford, Jack OHara and James Farrell. Their verdict was: We, the coroners jury, find that the men met their death by drowning from being accidentally lowered into the tump by th engineer through tbe negligence of thf company in not providing a e u (etent station tender. n writes us that he will con-- , duct one of those rousing demonstrations ot that popular sewing- machine, lhe FREE on Sept 22, Mr. Mathias has a the Coalville, Ut. BagneU & Ball, Pro; e. He is Coming! MRS. M. E. RHOADES, Milliner, Q. Y. Bullock, g He Will Prove to You ; j that not tbe least doubt aril) remain ia your mind, that Th FREE actually doe rua lighter, sews faster, makes a more perfect and beantiful stitch than any ether sewing machine. He will prov to you that Th FREE i easier to operate, will last longer, nnd will do a greater range of work tbaa any other sewing ma will Bo chine manufactured. He show you Its many new, - rxelusive features, such as tbe clever Automatic Drawer Locks, (he Rotary Spool Pin. th Shuttle Ejector, the Belt, which never comes off, the Automatic Tension Release, nnd the Pedal which refuses to let you , grow tired. We want you to meet Mr. Mathias, so that he ean explain the advantage of these many new im- provementi to yon. HE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY Remember the date ef thH demonstration and dont fail to be theta. Summit Furniture & Mer. Co. J 1 atih' |