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Show TOE COALVILLE TIMES. COALVILLE. UTAH UTAH STATE NEWS MINES AND MINING Lightning struck the barn of Hyrum Fuhrinau at Logan, the barn and con Reports ip Boston are that the Federal Minins & Smelting company had earned nearly $1,000,000 in eleven months of the fiscal ear. Butte & Superior conlnues to improve its nuH efficem j . and for the Second ten daje in August it eclipsed in ore treated the record made during the first ten days, says the Boston News Bureau Reports fiom Tiut.c are that very much improved conditions have appeared on the ltlud level which the Centennial Eureka is driving for the King William ground. Theie is a complete change in the loi maiian. People are now saftnpling some of the old dumps of the City Rocks, in If the values hold up it Alta district is understood that 2,tmu to 4.000 tons of the stuff may be shipped at a small proht a ton These dumps are to 4u years old From Big Cottonwood tomes word that the Cardiff's lower tunnel is showing up splendidly these days For the fifty feet there has been a t layer of pietty high grade bilier ore found lying up alongside oi the quartzite hanging wall Calumet & Hecla last week anno me ed a dividend This is a reduct on ot $4 fiom the tegular This calls for The cut is no doubt due to l..!tor troubles in tile Michigan 1 be company has a grand tomine-- tal dividend record of more than $120,-00pa--t- tente being burned. All schools in Payson will begin active work September 8. The buildings are being renovated and repaired. Brigham City will probably have a municipal telephone system to add to her already extensive public utilities. Crops in Box Eider county never sere better, except for one cutting of hay that was spoiled by an untimely rain. s lead-coppe- 0. (10(1 The combined production of anthracite and bituminous coal ill Pennsylvania amounted in 1912 to 246 227,086 siort toils, valued at $346,993,123, against 233,2 18.230 tons, valued at $321,337,230 in 1911. according to E. W Parker of the United States geological survey. Lemhi county. Idaho, was opened by the prospector duqng the middle of the last century, and Its mineral pros duction is valued at $20,000,000. of this has come from gold, three fourths of the remainder from lead, about $40,000 from topper and the balance from silver. That the coal miner of Illinois are probably better organized than those of any other bituminous 4 AT has become of the White state Is stated by Edward W. Parker, House brides? There have coal statistician of the United States been twelve of them. MIbs geological survey. One result of this Jessie Woodrow Wilson will has been the establishment throughout be No. 13. But she feele no . of the elg the coal mining regions superstitious alarm on that 4 hour day 13 being the luckiest of numbers In the score, Giving his name as Walter Scott Wilson family. and claiming to be the notorious It Is interesting to consider the fact that three Death Valley Scotty, a man has creof the round dozen of White House brides, includated considerable speculation as to one, first one, Lucy Payne, and the his identity in the vicinity of Welser, ing the married congressmen. Also that Alice Roosevelt, Ida. The man is familiar with Death two, Della Lewie and Nellie Grant, became the VaHeyumr "received numerous Tetters wives of foreigners. Only one president, Mr. from bankers, capitalists and leading in the White House, almarried Cleveland, was mining men of the west. another, Mr. Tyler, took to himself a though It Is reported from Tintic that some spouse during his term of office. of the men who quit work at the MamIn earlier days White House weddings were moth mines on account of a misun- celebrated in the circular room, the state always derstanding over working days and department, oval in shape, which is now called wages are returnlg. Colonel Looose the blue r6om. But of late years Washington is reported to have declared that he numersociety has expanded to such an extent, will Import no strikebreakers, but if 1,000 with guests perhaps that, ically speaking, his men quit he will close down the to be invited, the east room is none too large for Grand Central and Gold Chain. the staging of so Important a spectacle as a marDiamonds were first discovered In riage in the White House. At the wedding of Alice Roosevelt, which ocArkansas, August 1, 1906, near the mouth of Prairie creek, in the vicinity curred Feb. 17, 1906. the east room was almost of Murfreesboro, Pike county, and uncomfortably crowded. The bridal pair were wed on a raised platform since that time approximately 1,375 an extemporized altar. The ceremony was are 650 before carats, stones, aggregating loto have been found in thi performed by the Rt. Rev. Henry T. Satterlee. r Arkansas in The diamonds bishop of Washington, and breakfast for sixty cality. persons was served In the state dining room, a in a rock known as peridotlte. buffet lunch for the other guests being furnished evidence from the plendld Judging in the green room. asin high returns from numerous Nick Longworth, at that time a member of connot who Lake Salt long says, people from Cincinnati, le exceedingly popular. He gress Gold Moose ago organized the Bull first-clas- s do can amusing things with the piano, is a Mining company to take over a gold other and accomplishhas baseball player property in Lynn district, 20 miles ments. At tbe date of bis marriage be was northwest of Elko, have an unusual nearly forty. Though not rich, he will eventually territory of four claims, or 80 acres, inherit a considerable fortune from his mother. assays showing unusually rich ore. His wife has spent most of her time since her Of the production of 59,885,226 short marriage In Washington, where she is a leader tons of coal in Illinolsln 1912, 26,878,-04- 9 of the young married women'i iet. ' She has no tons, or44.9 per cent, were mined children. by machines; 7,675,805 tons, or 12.8 per There was a gap of nearly twenty years beand 24,136,940 tween the Roosevelt wedding and that of Frances cent, were tons, or 40.3 per cent, were shot off Folsom, who was married in the White House the so'ld- la 1911 45.6 per cent of the June 2, 1888, to President Cleveland- - She was total Illinois product was machine-mine- only twenty years bid at tbe time and waa tbe and 40.3 per cent was shot off daughter of Mr. Cleveland's former law partner. " e On this occasion the ceremony was the solid. waa room for the blue both and in the the upper big enough strikes plenty Important and lower tunnels of the Jack Waite bridal party and a small number of Invited mine, near Union, Idaho, in which a guests. When her husband died, five years ago. Mrs. number of Spokane men are heavily interested, have been made in the last Cleveland was left very well off. In addition, congress voted her the customary 35,000 a year few days, and thexomfcany immediateas the pension of a president's widow. A few ly will begin preparing ground at the mouth of Tributary creek, two miles month ago the was married to Thomas J. from the property, for the erection of Preston. When Rutherford B. Hayes was colonel of the a 300-to- n daily capacity concentrator. of Ohio Volunteers the lieutenant-colone- l Third United States Smelting, Refining ft the Russell Whence waa it Histlngs. regiment Mining company has been most for- came about that Colonel Hastings, in later years, tunate in escaping from any interrup- made tbe acquaintance of Emily Platt, a niece of tion to the operatiois of its Mexican President Hayes. Miss Platt was a member of How silver-gol- d Importproperties. the White House family through the Hayes ant a matter this is may be ganged being regarded almost as a daughat the present ter. When she became engaged to Colofiel Heatby the statement-tha- t time operations in Meico at the Pach-uc- a ings it was arranged that she should be married and Rel del Monte properties con- In the White House, and the ceremony was pertribute from 26 per cent to 33 3 per formed there on June 19, 1878, at J oclock in th ' cent of the parent company's total evening. It was wholly a family affair. Four years earlier took place the wedding of profits, according to the Boston News Nellie Grant, the third daughter of a president to Bureau.r !' The quantity of natural gas pro- be married in the White House,- - On this occasion duced from wells In Texas In 1912 wa the spectacle was staged to the east room, then used for the purpose for the first time. The date 7.470.373.000 jmbic feet, valued at was May 21, 1874, and the bridegroom was AlgerB. of the to Hill, accord thg an Englishman. ' United State geological survey. This non Charles Frederick Sartoris. Ellen Wrenshall Gnat was a handsome girl is an increase over the production of of eighteen, with brown hair and eyes, rosy 1911 of 1.966.980,000 cubic feet in volcheeks and a plump figure. Sartoris, who was tbe ume and of $390,132 In value. soiof A member of parliament and waa said to One day last week a Salt Lake have an income of $60,000 a year, mother for the mining engineer sampled the upper Irat time on a steamer coming back from Europe. d workings of the Nebo Highland in the The wooing was rapid, hut General Grant v'ebo district -- south oLSantaquin, his not did consent give fth$nstchrbd From the best product be, got return 'or more than a year. across the ore body of There are plenty of people living today' who silver and 77.5 per cent lead. Two-third- coal-minin- g t-- lat d oo-cu- - pick-mine- - semi-privat- -- 1-- dlsap--prove- a -- A new fish hatchery, the fourth un-der state supervision, will be estab- fished in Uinta county, according to the state fish and game commissioner. The people ef Park valley are planning to hold a big fair on September 20 and 21 for the purpoae of exploiting fh&t rich section of Box Elder county. The past week has been one of much anxiety to the people of Gunnt-- j sorv as three cases of smallpox have broken out and the entire town ha been exposed. machine at The big ditching Corinne is helping to put the land Into condition to bloom, since the ditches are being tiled and alkali I being eradicated. Florence Thomas and Albert Os borne, narrowly escaped death for serious injury at Murray when the reaming house in which they were sleeping was destroyed by fire. Members of tbe Mormon church in Mexico are no lorger molested, according to a message received at tbe first presidency from Ray L. Pratt. president of tbe Mexican mission. Brigham City will probably be Adams, a graduate ot Har--1 chosen as the distributing plant for a vard, notoriously hot tern-- 1 large eastern lumber company that I pered and Inheriting the ar- j contemplating establishing wholesale of his grandfather, rogance an(j etai lumber yards in Utah and i after whom he wa ntmed. Idaho, i , At that time a young man ot three an illness Following named Hellen, from Philadel-- 1 months. Isaac L. Clark, head of the phis, was employed in the I. L. Clark ft Sons company and White House In a secretarial pioneer merchant of Ogden, died Au-- ' He bad a very gust 26. Mr. Clark waa born in capacity. pretty eister named Mary, Ogden in 1851 and John Adama fell In love Joseph Gurr was seriously wounded with her, finally obtaining and F. A. Wade and Miss Patsy Mease the consent of his parents to a wounded In' shootlng'affray lightly their marriage, notwithstand- which took place in tbe lobby of tbe to start with. some opposition ing at Vernal. Gurr be-theater Orpheus . , The ceremony was performed in the circular room, and there was dancing afterward, the preaa bartender in a Bing-ree- J idem and his wife taking part in the Virginia I Nick Foco. bam saloon, took four shots at Percy Corntord a the Uer ran from the well remember the popular excitement cauaed by It has been said of the Monroes that they made1 wJoon- - Non4 of th bulleU dld ny this International marriaga It was estimated preslden-thsn any fewer friends in Washington It la said Corn ford attacked that the wedding presents represented a value before or since. They were very ex- damage. tlal family Foco, who then fired at him, more of rethan $100,000. once Monroe Mr, formal so that clusive and John .Sparchevlch, resldentof Blag-haCertainly no marriage evw started out with a fused to see n near relative who called at the fairer outlook. But unfortunately the prospect for only three moatha, was shot White House because the visitor waa not attired was not realized.' Sartoris, vho waa an Idler, like and wounded, In the Coppmm,.. jnprtaUy dress full small wet make w rtsltl King SiUoon Thursday; EU ChurvichTp Mril H many Englishmen ot hw. to n satisfactory husband, and Mrs. Sartoris was the wives of the diplomat hecaut they did not owner of Is boarding houae at Highland la with ths about that eventually compelled to divorce him. Her son. Jail, cam charged Boy, tt Thus her. call first upon Mon-- 1 crime, named Algernon after his father, recently married when the youngest daughter, Mrla Hester Gou- a French girl, Cecil Moufflard. and Is now residLewie Marengo, a Mexican miner, Laurence Samuel cousin. her married roe, I was probably fatally stabbed In a ing in France. Two daughters are married. nobody to the president, verneur, then secretory A little over a year ago Mr. Sartorie having was at the wedding except members ot the faml-- 1 fight at the Dennis boarding house at meanwhile djed Mrs. Sartoris took a second huslies of the bride and bridegroom. It took place Bingham. The name of his assailant band, Frank Hatch Jones, being married to him tn the circular room at noon on March I, 1820, on July 4, 1912, at Cobourg, Canada. and the clergyman, the Rev. Dr. Hawley ot St. On the evening of Jan. II. 1842, Elizabeth Tyler, John's church, wore knee breeches with silver third daughter of President Tyler, then a girl of buckles on his low shoes. eighteen, was married in the blue room of the Tbe couple spent their summers at Oak Hill. ot White House to William Waller, a member - county, Va. They lived in New York Loudoncongress from WUliamabrug, Vai Monroe died In the New winter. in It is not possible in all Instances to trace the on a visit to his daughter. I rested by a warden In Morgan county. while house York subsequent history of the White House brides, This Is the first sentence under the They had three children, two of them boys. some of whom, indeed, such As those of the Jack-so- n new fish and game law. at Hill Oak died nt Gouverneur Monroe Maria were no promipersons of administration, I there. buried The Uintah basin fair this fall, to was forty-nin- e and of the age nence apart from the fact that they were married Anna Todd of Philadelphia was married at th b held at Fort Duchesne September in the White House. White House in 1812 to John Q. Jackson, n mem-- 1 18, It and 20, will excel th extensive Boon after this marriage Mrs. Tyler died, and her of congress from Virginia and A granduncle exhibit of last year, and the sport within a short time the widowed president took md other attractions will be bigger to himself a second wife, whose name was Julia of Stonewall Jackson. sub- - and better than ever before in oonnec-sequeGardiner. She was a New York girL History is unfortunately silent in regard to I events In the life of Anna Todd, but It Is tlou with a fair in that basin, Returning from abroad with her father, Miss bus-- 1 her with to went Following an address by Robert P. she mat Virginia President known that Gardiner visited Washington and Cross, general manager of the Chiband and lived there the rest of her life Tyler. Soon afterward President Tyler became enDolly Madison had two sisters. On of them, cago Land ahow, members of th Anna, became th wife of Congressman Cutto of Provo Commercial club decided to gaged to Miss Gardiner, tnd they were married in Maine. The other and younger sister, Lacy, waa make further Investigations, with th New York, the bridal party returning immediately married at fifteen years of age to George 8teptoe view of sending a Utah county exhibit where the to the White House, wedding reception was held. Washington, a nephew of th Father of His to th Chicago show this fall and his brid Mr. Tyler ,wa fifty-siCountry. He died and she went to live with the - The fruit harvesting and shipping only in the Provo district is now well unMadisons. twenty. ' John Quincy Adams, then In congress AU of which merely leads up to the fact that der way. The crop la the largest ever and a bitter enemy of the president, spoke of the on the evening ot March 11, 1811, Lucy, the produced, the quality 1 good and the marriage as a union of January and May. I widow aforementioned, waa married at th White prjce promise to be bod. About th Young Mrs. Tyler dll the honors of the White who named Todd, House to a Kentucky widower House for eight month until the close of the adonly present cause for complaint on was an associate Justice of th Supreme court. the part of the growers is scarcity of ministration. Then she and her Jiusb&nd went This was the first Whit House wedding and wan help. to their Virginia home, where they lived sevencelebrated with all th eclat possible in those teen years. When Mr. Tyler died his widow took As the result.of a heavy rainstorm amthera home Carleton at comparatively elmple days. her children to her at Ephraim, the business district, as It will be noticed that only four of th twelve well as tbe residence portion of the Hill, Staten Island, and there spent the rest of White House brides have been daughters of town, was covered with mud and had her life. Presidents. Th first of these waa Maria Mon- - It not been for th hard work of some When Van Buren was president Dolly Madison roe, the Second Elisabeth Tyler, th third NelUe of the men H would have entered all waa still the leader of Washington society, and It Grant and .the fourth Alice RooeevelL Jessie the stores. Sacks ot sand were ased waa she who Introduced to him the beautiful AnWoodrow Wilson win be th fifth. gelica Singleton, daughter of a distinguished to turn Its course. South Carolina family Miss Singleton became During a severe electrical storm that HARD TO REALIZE., a frequent guest at. the White Houee, and the over ML Pleasant, lightning passed president's son, Major Abram Van Buren, fell in washhouse of O, F. Wall, struck the are. as Its they "We quickly accept conditions love with her. He married her In November, hole to tbe roof and othera tearing ever had man a that realise to hard South wedCarolina, hut the 1833, at her home in wise damaging the building. No ono hair. ding reception was held at the White House, was hurt, although Mrs, Wall had left "Thate true." where young Mrs. Vaa Buren Immediately took the building and gone Into the house bad not hut them some' long, of hair, only Yet of the establishment, charge of affairs as mistress re a few steps away hut a moment crinkly curls." the president being a widower. stroke. the Andrew Jackson wa remarkably devoid of relaDan Cupid established a recdhl for. . A DILEMMA. tives. Perhape It wu on this acount and hecaue matrimonial operation at Ogden last be was fond of young people that he made so - ' T suppose Mrs. Smith is much distressed week when he brought about the marmuch of his wife's retsthmu- - Two of the latter 8- - Blancet, aged 74 of death." Henry rtage husband's were married In the White House at his request . about her "I don't know about that He waa so mean years, and Mrs. Charilla Welch, aged during his administration. A third young woman distinction mnd was who enjoyed the earn Della Lewis cranky that in one way. It is a relief. But 84 years. It is the fourth marriage for each of the contracting parties. then black is so horribly unbecoming to her." of Nashville, the daughter of an intimate friend ot age. Murn Bertram, 11 year of the president THE BOSS SPEAKS. was sentenced to ten days in the The second marriage at th White Home during the Jackion regime waa that of Vary Easten. county Jail by Precinct Justice David another Tennessee girl, who was a niece of Mrs. "Young man," said the boes, "I like to see Reid of Pleasant Green for "ragging you arrive In tbe morning feeUng fresh." Jackson, to this instance the bridegroom was at Saltato The sentence of Bertram Luclen B. Polk, like! of Tennessee. The pair "Yes. sir. is said to nare been made in view ot But let it end there. Yon have' habit of setting an example to put a stop to went to live at Columbia, TentL, where they spent the rest of tbelr lives very happily, keeping your freehnese np aU day." increasing "ragging at Saltair. Elisabeth Martin was .relative of Mrs, Jack-son'- s While Mrs. Patrick . Callahan ot noThinq serious. She was married In the White House to a Price was taking the body of her bus ' young clerk, Lewis Randolph, a son of Martha band, recently killed at Blackhawk, to rWas I full when you saw me Jest night?" Jefferson Randolphwbo was the eldest daughter Colorado Spring for IntermenL like to that" wouIdnT say of Thomag Jefferson her house gad approprt-- ' Com on. What was ! doing This takesus back A fAf AI"th administration , other article of of John Quincy Adame, who had three sons The "Well, yon war challenging a lamppost value to th amount of about $200, handsomest of th three brothers waa John race" ' azjc mSl-"dghterouldT- J nt - bald-heade- d Ira-fo- -- --- JI f .... aomo-oneentere- , |