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Show The Times, MEETING OF The regular session of the city council met last Monday night July 3 1905. In the absence of the mayor Couucilman J. H. Salmon presided. Roil call showing a quorum present. The regular order of business was postponed until the next ednesday meeting to be held evening July 5, 1905. Pursuant to the Mayor orders, Engineer Kelsey was here and definite secure arguments were made to his service to carry out the Elec trie light plant. He explaiued his best method for the city to business. persue in this line of As soon as the plant and specification are ready the work of construction will begin at once. A committee was named to meet with Mr. Kelsey at Salt Lake, the forepart of next weekto look over the estimate of machinery and see to placing theorder for such as will require the most time to get same here when needed. The committee while at Salt Lake will lookup a mar ket for the Bonds. Council then adjourned. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The council met in adjourned session Wednesday evening with Mayor Croft in the chair. - Prayer by G. G. Reddon. Bills to the amount of about $250 were read aud ordered paid. . The city marshals reports was lead and accepted, ; ; reports read and re, ferred to auditing committee. , Treasurers reports read and referred to auditing committee. Recorders report read and bys motion referred to the auditing 1 committee. G. G. Reddon was allowed re bate on license of . 50, on account of going ont of business. By motion $13.35 was appropriated as the citys share, being one fourth of total cost of of cement walk in front of Co-o- p grocery department. A communication was received from A. S. Chamberlain, making application for position of electrician, was read and placed on file. Committee on celebration from the Coalville, Grass Creek and Bast Coalvillo Sunday school asked for the use of the park for July 24. The same was FOURTH CELEBRATED IH GOOD STYLE The Fonrth'in Coalville was celebrated and appropriateby visitors from many parts of the state came here to spend the Natal day. The firing of cannons and cracker heralded the breaking of day during which Old Glory was raised. Shortly after the band struck up some very lively. airs and kept music in the air until about 8 oclock a. m. The people began assembling at the park early in the forenoon where an amature game of ball was on which attracted quite a crowd while others hied themselves off to some shady noon in park- - childrens dance was given in the pavilion in the afternoon A which was very much enjoyed by the little folks. The game of ball between Hoytsyille and the Nationals of of Park City resulted in a victory to the former by the score of to 2. The Hoytsville boys were in their usually good trim while the pitcher of the Nationals was batted all over the diamond. At theTegiuing of the fifth the Nationals changed pitchers and from then on they began playing hall, resulting in a shut-ofor Hoytsyille from the sixth to n ut " nitb, . Foot racing, horse ' ' " 7. many other kinds the , , racing and . of V. sports wound up the days pleasure. Dances in the pavilion and opera house at night drew the crowds of dancers. A good time is reported at both places. Manager Calderwood and the bsse ball boys are entitled to a good deal of praise in tbe way things were carried on at the park. They worked untiring and .unceasingly to see that everybody enjoyed themselves. The band was a big feature in making the day one of pleas ure for all and they were in their best playing from early morning till late in the even ing. The bos should be encouraged in every possible manner. And thus passed another Fouith iu Coalville. - Whit It ays. II wm, talk At soma folks To owt at m granted. UU, It Mr farw0. Council adjourned Chicago Chroniclo. COALVILLE .CO-- OP - . . . Mens Canvas Shoes ,in Blucher Cut Mens and Boys Patent Shoes, latest styles -- Ladies Misses and Childrens .BrowrvSIippers and. Hose. Ladies White and GreyCanvas at the pair and Shoes C . 01-3- . .Vi 5 01-7- 5 iIiijj gin Jenifer, ceit Discciithr'CasL CO-- OP t. The boarc of County misssoners held their regular) Kt the exposition there J one entire building devoted to monthly session last Monday, this subject. Models and photoaud transacted routine business graph of some of the great land- Bills amounting to 1 100 were reclamation projects, upon which allowed, also the regular quar- more than 30,000,000 will be terly indignent list, amounting expended within the next few to nearly I500, Bids were open- ycats, are shown, and lectures ed for the construction of the on the subjeet are delivered by proposed new county jail, but all Edmund T. Perkins, a skillful were fat too high and the matter civil engineer .in the service of of awarding the contract was the government. This is the laid over until the 15th inst. first time that irrigation has It is very probable that the received such attention at any plans will be materially changed x position. and new bids called for, so that the expenses can be cut. Market for Yankoo Notions. small to the bids received the The Chines are taming tosuch as foreign novelties and notions, cost would have reached about trail .hand mirrors, halt buckles, Com-(Wes- Sunday Schools of Coalville, Grass Creek T ahd East Coalville will Have ? Big Time on Pioneer Day. 4 I will be The Twenty-fourt- h Sports Jos. Barber, J. H. appropiately celebrated by the Lamb, Walter Caldenvood, J. E. various Sunday schools through Pettit, Alex Calderwood and out this stake and the whole Earl Bldredge, world wherever a Sabbath school I The various committees are is in existence. Coalville, East Working on the program which Coalville and Grass Creek wil will be given later. celebrate at the city park and a big time is assured all. Great prepations are being made to get up a big parade in whichwillbe contrasted the early ta.es of the pioneers and the present day. The Committee follow: Arrangements VV. L. Hansen, W. H. Carruth, Frank Evansj C R. Jones. J. D. Barber and Wm. Chappell. Finance P. H. Neeley, Edmund Rees, J. D. Barber, Lizzie Bagnall and Louie Wright. Parade E. H. Rhead, T. L. and Beech, Jno. F. Wilde Maggie Salmon. Decoration Lizzse Northcott, Grace Young, Howard Beard, J. D. Barber, Wm. Alien, and ' Ellen Faddies, , Copley, Services and Music fceo. Beard, I. :M, Shaw Parcilla Evans, Mattie Salmon, Frank V Croft, and Edith Wright. -- JL ; URE-FADD- NUPTIALS IES I Mr, Robert W. Ure of Woods and Miss Rebecca Faddies of Jhis were citymarried on the afternoon of the Fourth at the home of the brides parents, the ceremony being performed by lHer C. R. Jones. The marriage was witnessed by about fifly relatives and friends of the ypttng couple. A grand supper was served and some time spent 14 playing games, and having a gioeral good time. Ac-cordi- ag Qjtbss CASH is combs, hair brashes, beads of many varieties, and glass aovaltlea genei- ally. The goods of this aort they bay are cheap and generally gaudy and 12,000. LECTURES ON IRRIGATION. During the Lewis and Clark Exposition the public has an opportunity to learn a great deal the goverments concerning gigantic irrigation proiect in the BARGAIN - poor-- ' - . . Down In Nova Scotia. People say that have been tearing Europe when they were ovor there for a week, and living abroad whea it waa a fortnight New York Press. Coalville, Utah. STORE, Mar-gare- te - C U asrf r. - There is talk of tke boslnrss houses giving tboir ampler e a half holiday doriog tho inmaser sad soitahle amusements should be arranged to make the day a day ef sports semethLng to bring the people la from the eoeairy to de their (bopping in- - the forenoon and attend the games id I ha afteraooa. Whats tk matter ef formisg a flve r six team league sad play two gamss seek week on ths half holiday ? Jest as soon as oae game te finished start Methe ntxt. Thera is the Co-o- p, Coalville Court house. Misers, rchant, Tiroes and pesiibly one or two more team that woold eeeae la put ap a trophy and tho winning team hold it astil next eeaeen, thee the thing ooald be repeated again. That would ho the meant of getting goad ball. . What do you baseball managers tkiak? Ladies White Shirtwaists Must Go at a Sacrifice going down to defeat. . The Richville team is the strongest one in Morgan county, aid it is the opinion of a great many that if they had put' the last pitcher in the pitchers box in the begining the score would have been two less to the credit of the home team Following is " .1 the score: Kichville Umpire Tsse 1 iiHiirii 0211000- Coalville... of-th' J. 0001 0100 ' omweion. f - i St 1 r, -. Anthony Ida., with a handful of people,is to be sweH-e- d by the addition of tea, husky baseball players. The entire Ogden baseball team west there Tuesday torepresent that village in the Idaho State league, and from now. Ogden will a dead oneas . far ' as professional - baseball is State Journal. t 4 , con-cerrie- d, waist.. 3.ajwaist a.oo ; 2.75 .. . . . 1.10 t.65 Lace Curtains 40c each Leather corners, 9x14 Same uxto.. Same 12x24 Same 15x30 CALF WEAKER 50c each .60c each .70c each Ws sell Cooley, tho - strongest and best wire ' ws&ner c&de for 25c each A Good Line f Popular' W:!f .Novels Just In Such titles as Loves Random Shot, by Wilkey Collins The French Market Girl, Emile Zola Glen Wyna, "by Mayne Reid Love Finds the Way, Besant Not a poor story in 100 books, 10c each double-face- d Smyrna Rugs, animal designs 140 to s. 50 rnbber.tirei.agool.one. at a , saving compared with Go-Carts . asked in the Each. I2.75 county. Stocked up again on Mens Work Shirts. A stayer for you; a goer from us at .......45c eich A new dress shirt (the Club) dot-te- d to. - cream satin, sizes 14 out value; price. 1.45 17; regular A great drop in mens summer ventilated hats in a var d their of iety shapes; st prices generally ........... - , up-to-d- ate one-thir- value.. - i , Hardware and j ;f Other Ware ' ; , Canvas (Telescope Grips Just received, i Arrived Another shipment, of the famous and never si excelled Conhlin Gloves-have them in Buck, Horse and Kid at our ever popular prices. 1 Some excellent values at ., . v . . . . 1.10, 1.35, i.8, 2 a pair red Table Damask choice Turkey 6 ins. wide....,,3ajc yd patterns, -- AUeedsece 000. Manager Caklerwoed is to be cos-fle- e bench ef grstalaeed epos tbe on the shove player be get together ......85c each " J We Out i.aj; waist... j.... 50 waist 1.00 waist ; 02 Callis VL hour and 10 mi nates. Season. e 'i. . 0- Just at the Beginning . The cleanest ? and- best ball game that has ever taken place on the local diamond was played last Saturday afternoon the visit-o- r : Has just received for the Holiday trade a fine line of TOO HIGH JDLY 24 IN CITY PARK . the BIDS ARE TO CELEBRATE COUNCIL v Vm'ur Ql0Ui 15c each A i Je E Z Ketch mouse trap ' ; ' , each , 5 , cool handled All steel always . . . ... 10c pokers, each . , . .h . Hardwood clock shelf, each ... . , . .15c , Large potato graters, a 15c item, . - ' 10c each our price. size A good heavy lia steamer. 25c each Fancy Jap paper napkins, 24 ins 1, .,,..J5cbox B4 Best fly paper, double sheets, , . .5c box Russian iron loaf pans 6x11 ... 10c each t Best grade white lined granite 2 qt. 20c each pudding pans 3 pint granite tea and coffee pots 30c fioc. fi qt. lined Sauce Fans ' Square Cake Fans varied 7 to 9 . . 5c. Heavy wired Bread or Cake pans 3 ia Deep8xis.... .Good .... quality Rosewood ........15c. Handle steel t ! Knives and Forks, For every day use or campers.. .45c set Horse bells, 25 centers, our price . . 15c Fine steel paring knife... ,...1, Fine Bohemian decorated gold banded ' water sets; x gal, pitcher and , , . ' .............. 1 6 tumblers.,......,.,., .fi.15 Fine novelty plaques with: raised gold figured picturedcentresi5c ' ;eeb Fancy hand painted , Jopal glass syrup pitchers 30c each j Cash Bargain Store, Coalville. |
