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Show I 'I i3 f 1 V COALVILLE TIMES GAY LIFE IE FOR POSTMAN THE TENTH TiE-Bwi- N. JACOB PETERSON, Editor and Manager, COALVILLE m- UTAH OF UTAH Hi SESSION TO BE RESUMED V Gardner of Utah Comfy Preside Over Senate, While Seely of Emery ie Speaker of the House. UTAH STATE NEWS 7 Utah lafca la bow frozen over aad teama eaa roaa with safety from on aid to the other. Ogden will like); be chosen aa.tbe meeting place for the trap (hoot 'this fear between Idaho and Utah gun men. Several wooden c burn a were the freaka in the parcel poat delivery from the Salt Lake poatofflce one day laat week. The comptroller of the currency baa lamed a national bank charter to thq NatlonafUity bank of Salt Lake. The capital of the bank Is $250,000. Except for a temporarily" paralyzed water system. Utah loot nothing by the recent cold anap. Farm product a were unhurt, because seed has not yet been PRESIDENT SENDS SPECIAL MES-AGIN BEHALF OP THE ECON-OM- PEACE CONFERENCE AN UTTER FAILURE, NEITHER SIDE BEING WILLING TO YIELD- - Y COMMISSION. Wanta Appropriation to Continue Ir vestiflatlon Into the Executive Department of Government, Believing it Would Save Million. - No Prospect the Advic LEGISLATURE Salt Lake City. The tenth legislative assembly of tbe state of Utah convened at noon Monday, January 13. The house, met at Us awial place on the fourth floor of the city and county building, while the senate occupies the commissioners' room oa the fourth floor. The senate consists of sixteen Republicans and two Democrats, both of the Democratic senators being holdovers. Republi..The house has tblrty-oncan members and fourteen Democrats. Four pf the bouse members are women. They, with six men, represent Salt Lake county in the lower branch. The caucuses of the majority mem-Jter- s on Saturday night selected the officers for the session's work. The house caucus chairman, Enoa Reunion, of Uintah, prAented those selections to the house, and Senator Benner X. Smith of Salt Lake performed a Uke service in the eenate. Senator Henry Gardner of UtalL county wilt again preside In the senate and W. J. Seely of Emery county will be speaker of tbe house. J- A. has again been chosen secretary of the senate and William M. Thompson chief clerk of tbe house. Both are Salt Lake men. That the Port Will Taka of tht Powers and Nothng Seems Left But to Fifjht It Out. - Conges was asked to London. The British secretary of appropriate $250, 000 for continuing the state for foreign affairs. Sir Edward Investigation of the commission on Grey, and the embassadors U.the economy and efficiency Into the exepowers have made representations to cutive departments of the government. Rechad Push regarding tbe expected In a special message Wednesday by of the Turkish delegate departure the president. which la equivalent to a rupture of the The president points out that "'here peace negotiations for which Tnrkey sown. la no greater service that can be ren'a considered responsible. . The work on the new canning fac- dered to the country than that of conIn reply. Reclad Pasha said that be tory at Sandy is rapidly being com- tinuance of the ayrk of the ronimis-liowas not responsible for the suspenpleted. The contractor until some fno of erg an! rut ton ii sion of the work of the conference, have it finished by the last of thli provided forv continuously doing this which wss decreed by the allies, not kind or work under the executive." paontfa. only without asking his opinion, but For diatributkm among the farmer, tiie president expresses the opinion without even allowing him to express the state bureau of Immigration and that the technique and procedure of when he begged to do so.' It tabor atatiatlca has sent out its an every branch aad office of The governIn deference to England and the bual agricultural schedule to county ment should be submitted to the same CONCENTRATION OF MONEY other powers, whose embassadors reassessors. painstaking examination as that given gretted the rupture of the negotiawas" beonoe which HAS GORE FAR ENOUGH Fire, Ihoseon extinguished. It reports have been ... tions, Rechad Pasl has consented to lieved, In the Parry building nt Ogden, made. To do this, however. President telegraph to Constantinople asking broke out anew after the firemen Taft says that ample funds must be definite instruction. thought all danger was over. The loss provided, and he ask that congress The allies also are tired of waiting, will roach $30,000. make the $250,000 appropriation by Matter of Finance Admit That They do not believe the note which Bad Hands It Would Have Bad Poultry men of Davis county have March 4, for the Incoming president Salt Lake City. The Republican the powers present at Constanti"In ip opinion,1' says the president, of the perfected an organization known as Effect on Nation. nople will have tbe desired effect, but members of both branches the Davis county Poultry association. this is not a matter in which jAVAL DEMONSTRATION IN BE not wishing to take a decisive step state legislature. In caucus Saturday The organization Is for the purpose ol tbecongress should assume that public I SIKA BAY AND BLACK 8EA without due notice to Europe, they night, selected the officers of tue two placing upon the market a high grade money will be unwisely spent. As a ARE PROJECTED. notified Sir Edward Grey and houses, as follows: have J7 conWashington. That the present of egg. lofal cost o7 about $230,000" during the tbe embassadors of ther intention to Senate Officials. Of money and credft"has centration Pres'lient Henry Gardner,- - -- Utnh .Nkncfr aged 1L. and her baby wenty-on- .months .. covered - by - the gone fat denounce ' the armistice contemporathat "In bad hands" f brother Frank, aged 4, of Richfield, work of the commission, fact have U would enough;' the . or shqrtly after, county. neously with, have a bad effect upon tbe Such a wer seriously burned on the face and been developed end recommendations Demonstration, it is Believed. presentation of the note to tbe porte. Salt Secretary J. A. Edwards. nation; that the safety of the fcitua-tio- Would - hands when n can of have been made that, followed up, Make Easier oil exploded. The Lake Turkish the county. resume to allie be The will men lies In the personnel of tbe ready Minute Clerk Charles G. Y. Higlister was attempting to light a fire will result In savings of millions of In Governments Taak of Acceding the war four days later. In fact, and that present condi-tion- d control," dollars Washington county. was each gins, and year. using coal oil. to never Demands ceased Greece bas of Allie comfortable hostilities; are not entirely Docket Clerk G. F. Summers. Salt "ThI haa been under the handicap for The Madsen Brother aro again more to Servla bas nothing conquer, Lake county. tbe Ur of the country" were a few telntng on the Utah lake for Carp of uncertainty of continuation, which of the statements made Friday by wiille, wLth respect to Montenegro, s Sergeant-at-ArmFred Bryan, ( ind suckers, which they are shipping Interfered with the making of plank Qeorge F. Baker, master of finance, as London. Th Russian Black sea the armistice never has been ob- Tooele county. to New York and other eastern mar-$et- which could not be completely xe tbe climax of two e Assistant Sergeant Georg days examination flaet waa mobilized Thursday in prep- served by Turkey, whose soldiers ha The first carload Jeftjor the euled within a few mouth- .made frequent sorties from Scutari. Searle; Uintah county. before tbe bouse money trust commit- aration for the naval demonstrations Clerk Andrew Funk, fast bp express the first of the "week. be very much to the advantage of the tee. But Mr. Baker declared that projected by the European powers in Therefore the resumption of hostilities Engrossing Four miners were killed and two administration If the president were bad bands" could not retain the con- tht event of it being found necessary concerns only the Thracean field of Box Elder county. authorized to spend whatever amount trol. Chaplain Thomas C. Callisier, MilThe Balkan military exto appear to coerce lerlonsly Injured at result of operation. Turkey. lard he county. deem be to may necessary within here think that under present la Bingham mines on Tuesday, 5 the next two years, the only condi- MAINTAINS WARLIKE ATTITUDE. can-le- the demonstrations should be perts Mailing Clerk Mrs. Alice Coliin can three deaths resulting from a cave-ln- , be in conditions taken Adrtanople out, th Russian, vessels prob-Weber county. tion attached that he render an while one man fell seveaty-flv- s feet to account of thebeing Position to be filled will appear In the Gulf of Iniada a few days by the sacrifice of 5,000 Stenographer Russian SerSoldiers Time ef expenditure. Whosf men. the bottom of n deserted shaft and 0 tbe Black sea; seventy-fivSenator L. B. Wight. by miles vice Hae Expired to be Retained. was killed. Committee Clerks Ann Gwendolyn Woo I grower Meet, the northeast of.Adrianople, while r RIOTERS TURN ON GUARDS. St Williams, Salt Lake; William Langen-backer- . There U no danger of n coal famini Petersburg Order are expect- - Vs of the other European powers Cheyenno, Wyo. Continuance of k Salt Lake; Bertha Jones Wen Balt Lake, according to the dealers, tariff on wool of not lean - than 18 ed from th Russian war minister dust 4$ gather in Besik a bay on the coast Part'san Struggle Among Populace ber; Mrs. Elsie Barrett, Utah county. wKt tag the three next who assert they are well supplied and cent a scoured days Minor retaining PAsla to near the entrance pound was the slogan w M essengers F, vers wrvneiswnwwwwtuul Matth railroad are continuing t sounded h that Thu feiT"TiA"Tna filers in . e army il ls believed, undr r W "vwnnTTu,-- , i m-- u Doorkeepdro Capt. Thomas Smith, wWw"lwww'Yoeiiw"owip'imwno St IS ioaattuma should hav keen dismisstf Jfiould make easier the Turkish gow tonoo Coasts to power is responsible Salt conforty-nintoeftiuatlona annual Lake; Leo McAllister. Kane. ah ,, Cezlm-brato the reserve two months ago. Tbeiernmenta task of surrendering to the for a desperate political riot at Watchmen Peter Lo hrie. - Fait vention. The number ef delegates attowing. will be retained until ApiS demand of the allie salt could then eighteen miles south of Lisbon. Lake; Willard Arnold Salt Lake. The body of a man who bad been ea ending is less than 00. but they rep- probably 14. It Is undefafpod tbit th failure A fight s arted between Democratic Janitor P. C. Howell, Salt Lake. coercion, n plead cook was found in a boa resent ten elates and an Industry gaged as of the attempt to arrange a Joint Ana and Conservative club bnt soon the House Officials. car at Tucker. The maa bad $140 in $550,000,009 la Invested. trlaa and Russian demobilisation haa reet of the population took aides. ReReclaiming the Desert, fata poasealson, and bad evidently got W. J. Seely, Emery. Speaker forced Russia to remain prepared for Grand Junction, Colo. The volver shots were freely exchanged. Heir gut far Estate. Chief Clerk William M. Thompson, Irrigaea drunk and went to tbe box cat Detachments of republican guards, Salt Lake. Nevertheless, Boston. Mass. Oscar Brown of Salt eventualltle despite tion of 200,000 acres of land hi Do to sleep off tbe effects, where be the turned out, failed to queli the from received Mlnnte Clerk I. E. Diehl Juab. hastily report and disquieting Lake William of Brown lore Manvllle, north of tbs county, extending froze to death. Warsaw combatants Clerk T. H. Blackburn, tone th until fired con-tethe of on several a Engrossing they dlplomatlcitonthern limit of the Paradox valley Wednesday Instituted Mrs. Annie Wells Cannon, member Wyo., drcJeaJn closest touch with then(J the southeastern part of Utah by volleys into the struggling mas Then Weber. th ef will aunt their ef tbe weaRhy of the lower house of the "legislature Chaplain David Coolbear. Morgan. the' late Mr Mary G. Town, who left Situation Indicates marked optimism.-- . power momentarily the warring factions sunk ,$6 000,000 hydro-electri- c s from Salt Lake county. Is suffering Sergeant-at-ArmT. E. Browning, their differences and an estate valued at more than a miltogether turned Weber. plant, located a few miles above Do-from the Trtcture of tworlb Mrs, on Still Rockefeller's Trail. sire on the Dolores river. In connec- on the guard forces , Assistant Sergeant-at-Arm- s Jamei Cannon was Injured by n fall when lion dollars, much of which she be Washington.-T- he trust com- tion with tbe general centralisation and 8. Jensen, Sevier. Discipline, however, money churcbe assoto prevailed Christian queathea home. curtains Sh la her banging mittee on the mob of the house ciations and other cbsritle scattered, leaving beDocket Clerk Friday ordered f electric power plants In western finally Eugene Woolley, struck on a chair, hind three men killed and twenty-nin- e Tooele. Chairman Pujo to send a physician to Colorado, came to light here - Fire which Friday Utah Democrat Celebrate. destroyed the tin ho$ meet William D. Rockefeller, returnwounded. Many of tbe rioters Watchman S. P. Snow. Emery. and foreman' offle. In the yards ol Salt Lake City The annual Jackson ing from Nassau aa soon at he reach-i- sight. were arrested. Messengers Melvin Swapp, Kane; the Denver ft Rio Grande nt - Salt dsy banquet of the Democrats was Ad Ross, Uintah. Miami. Tbe physician will enKelley Chosen Speaker. Lake la estimated to have malted la held in this city Wednesday night, 700 deavor to ascertain whether or not Robertson, Doorkeepers Nephl Shopmen Win Victory. sesLincoln, Neb. Tbe thirty-secon- d a lots ef $4,000, Damage waa prlncl persona attending. Gennlne Demo- the oil magnate Is Sanpete; N. L. Sheffield, Wayne. Mexico City. The strike of th physically able to sion of .the Nebraska legislature open the buildings belni cratic humor characterised every re- testify. Mailing Clerk Silas J. Ward. Iron. pally to tool ed at noon Tuesday. Tbe elect:on of railway shopmen on the lines of the Clerks Bessie Larkin, Committee toast to of tbe roughly constructed, f tbe sponse evening P. C. Kelley, Democrat, as speaker o! Mexican National which haa been 00 Ask Investigation Of Judge. Davis; Mrs. Sarah G. Skelton, Salt Three hundred delegatee and theli week for several ended was tbe bouse a matter of form. having Sunday night Mr Della Hines Harrell, Salt relatives and friend nr expected tc Washington. An 7, Investigation of been arranged in caucus on Monday. In a victory for the men. The com- Lake; F. E. PERRY BELMONT Schefski, Sait Lake. Lake; ' the conduct of two federal judges, attend tbe seventeenth annual con pany agreed to grant, the shopmen an Janitor W, D. Powell. Salt Lake. vention of th International Assoc!, JudgeyanvalketburgSvof th western Increase of 10 per cent in wages for a MANUEL CALER0 district of Missouri and Judge John lion of Railway Special Agenta and Several working day of ten hoars. Telephone Improvements. C. Pollock of the district of Kansas, Police .which la to bo held In Salt other demands were granted. Denver, Colo. The annual budget was sked for Friday in petitions from IMS. Lake. June of the Mountain States Telephone tc Financial Adviser Dead. the common council of. Kansas City, Resolutions were Adopted vby th company, made public here Mo., presented to the house by ReprePekin. Dr. W. Roest of Batavia, Telegraph Utah State Woolgrower at the 8all the expenditure Sunday, contemplates sentative Borland of Missouri Dutch Ftast Indies, who waa appointed of Lake convention, favoring a more $3,850,000 in entirely new line exadviser of the Chinese government for tensions and drastic law la relation to the dipping equipment In 1913. It Two Llttl Girls Freest to Death. tbe Yeform of the currency last No- is of sheep for the prevention of scab the cost of operathat Estimated Meeker, Colo. Tbe report reaches and favoring n bounty for the destrucvember, died at Mukden Saturday. It tion taxes and Insurance for the year here of to of two death the his freezing is Teared will tion of predatory animal death disorganize In Utah and Montana will be $1.450,-000- . little glrla, daughter of A. P. Jones, the reform scheme. For tbe death of her husband, who Improvements and extensions In while en route from Meeker to Grind with tilled when a - - Bonds for Beum. that territory will be at least $373 In a covered wagon. The famVrflley Rio Grande train struck- an automo000. ily is extremely poor and Insufficient Minneapolis. Ronds for tbe release bile near Salt Lake last August, of Charles N. Beam from the Leavenclothing and lack of proper 'nourishEleanor P. O roes beck has filed suit Big Blaze at Alta. ment is given as contributing to worth prison, to which he was sent in Ttio Denver Grand th ft against Salt iJike City. Tbe biggest fire lx death. r. the recent dynamite conspiracy trial. Railroad company tor $35,000. dis- thehIstory .of JUta occurred in UuH vere United States in the. preseot Failed to Agree. trict court Saturday slated by Minne- famous old mining camp at ar discharging it by pressing tbe trigger Washington. Efforts by Democratic early hour Saturday morning;. ' when apolis property owner wtth n broom handle, Robert Cheeve-ma- n senate leaders to make an agreement the boarding house of the Columbus of Brigham City ended his life. Snowslidea in th Cascades. with the Republican forces for a Joint Consolidated and Columbus' Extension Despondent ever continued 111 health, committee to go over President Taft's Seattle. Continuous snowslidea in Mining companies was burned to tht be took advantage of an opportunity recent appointments and select such the Cascade mountains kept " the threw ground. The - buildlng 'and - content! offered by the absence of bla wife to as should be confirmed by the senate transcontinental railroads were a total loss, estimated at $25,000 northern T kill himself. y tied up on Sunday and overland trains Immediately met with failure Friday. Hailed aa Martyrs. were sent around the mountains by Report from the farming district 6a ya Lead Mines May Close. " ' near the mountain east of Spanish New York- - Hailed as martyrs by way of Vancouver, Wash, Washington. George W. Rlter.rep-reeen'lng.th- e Fork to th effect that quails were dya host of friend a and admirers, th lead producers of Utah, Alleged Moonshiner Killed. hundred bas been received. ing by nineteen young women who were sente was given a bearing before the bouse AsheylHe, N. C, la a sharp battle enoed to three days Imprisonment by Whether death Is due to tbe extreme with revenue officer who had been ways and means committee Friday. cold that has prevailed or to the tact Magistrate Dodd for creating a disPerry Belmont of New York and Mr. Rlter quoted statistics to show food that the blrda are unablo-to-fin- d Manuel Caler has resigned as Mex- oa tbe trail of a desperate gang of turbance in connection with the strike been hat elected be would Washington moonshiners for severs days Mack of the necessary for tbe lead ican ambassador to the United State presi- that It Ie not known. garment workers, wer released dent of the National i Democratic mines of Utah to closo if tbe duty on and haa boon accepted Most, alleged leader of tbe gafig. was from Raymond street Jail hit resignation At 12 oclock on January , Utah ' Sunday. of Club " was reduced, lead League killed shot and Instantly Sunday. by the Mexican government. county, whkh has for the past twelve ' years been under the control of the Robin Gets On Year. British Inourancs Act in Fores. ' Market Plan Fail Meyer May Seek Toga.v Boilers of Steamer Exploded. Republican party, switched back again New York. Joseph O. Robin was Decatur, 111. Mayor Deneen anof Benefits th Ten Al london. were Washington. under Lloyd- Navy Mobile. Secretary person to the Democrat and In every office nounce that the Decatur much-abuse- d mar- sentenced Friday to serve one year iB killed and sixteen severely hart 'when Meyer has anbonneed that be might public national inane Georges Democratic deputies will eventually ket started fifteen months ago tn an th penitentiary at Blackwells island the boiler of Tomtlge river steamer be a candidate for the United States ance act began Monday. For every succeed the Republican incumbent effort to reduce the high cost of liv- for the. larceny of $27.000 'from tbe James T. Staples exploded when the lenata from Massachusetts If the Re- child born hereafter the parents, proLegislation taking frem the hands ing has proved a failure and probably Washington Savings bank, of which vessel watled up at Bladen Springs publican caucus could not determine, vided either ia insured and the child of tbe various county Inspectors all will be abandoned. - he waa an officer. , . lives a month, receive a bounty of upon a candidate. Thursday afternoon. horticultural inspection work In the Mothers are also dntltled to $7.50. Bill Reported. 7 u May Sell Cast to England. Army Death the Penalty. state and placing it under The superJ Thoutand Families Homeless. "benefits during their Illness. It akk owners coal London. American are vision of tbe aka to horticultural comWashington Carrying $93,830,177, ha. ,LuivUle Kx. Between. TQO.and a Is - tims ted 'that there" Petersburg. The .. cable " mission,! suggested" by J. Edward prepared to' rurnfslrUrTiUTi consum- an Increase cf nearly $3,000,600 over Issued an order prohibiting foreign thousand femllea have been driven 200,000 births annually inarp"Tn'Ty'T7 tbe Uiited last year, balloonists and aviators from cross- from thrlr homes along the water In bti ers wtth coal at lower prices thaa th amount appropriated Taylor, state horticulturisL Kingdom and fully a mil 'on et jpttse those fixed by the producers of the the army appropriation bill waa re- ing tbs western frontier for si Tront her bienlal report to the govenor. waters the by rising tables wlir le entitled t? 'ins. trUnited Kingdom, according to s state- ported to the house Friday by months. - Anyone violating tb!- orl'r sf the Ohio. An area of are;I s;ouh-cnlleance berflt. ' " ment published Wednesday, Day of Virginia. is Hood, d it is announced is lible to exe u Washington y e - . 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