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Show ?c lYfr. The Coalville Times. . THE COUNTY NEWS GATHERED OY OUR ALERT Farmers, beware! n i,uU of the WMk From la liaalt Cowtjr Kvory Tkl TlaiM ftiMl I Writ A boot. Tm Krlr Wht Bara - FKOA. Psoa, XJtab, Sept. 22, 1897. Ennqa Timis: 'Kevii items Lt6 learee this week. Threshing machines started up work Fives, and Tens, and and you have added Twenty-five- s and Fifties, Fifteens, and Twenties, ard the hLst and Hundred and Seventy-five- s XCffif nKI lhat the of outlawed and uncollectablc-flebt- s, The Young Ladles Mutual had a pic nicouTuesday. , of or Klondike he will HOYTSV1LLE, Hovtsville, Utah, Sept, Editor Times : j l' 6rg,lxin 1 Mr a two years staff past Next in line tfi k Cupper river th It has been I have not learned tbs that Klondikers get acquainted on the wishyoung lady's name, but all join in her to trains on the 22hd, 23, 1897. begin ay to Tacotr a. the history Id the Copper river ill leave Tacoma in Fshruaiy in a schooner. Alwtard the schooner they will carry in the knockdown, a small steamer, number of which are being - made here at a cost of from f 1,000 up. Eath miner will contribute his proportion of the cost of the boat and he will then be given a certificate showing his interest in that property. Each man will dig for himself. Thia party may divide into two partiea if the number of applicants warrant it, They will go to Alaska w flat-botto- This is particularly true Klondikers. The chances are that if um starts from your locality for fore he is half-- e. r prim i pally to a plain statemsntof bow Klondike parties are orgauixed and bow they frequently disorganise." The fact is that people serin to bsve f weHkncK!) for organising and will be here to pajg-fyour butter fat, CR18TAL CREAMERY ffl,, A. A. MILL, Banagrr1 , A. Merchant has moved hit family Mr. Myers of Waw4ip hfcs talcimined home from the ranch at Holiday Park. the school-housEverybody is busy getting in hay The 22 ntfi Quorum of Seventes will and grain, threshing and dGiog other convene next Sunday at 12 noon at lie fall work. Summit Stake House, Coalville. Sheepherds are moving towards ArmWe have home talent engaged as strongs dipping corrals in the meadow s tescliers for oar district school this juat west of Peoa. season, Mr. Oscar Crittenden and Miss Mrs, Sarah Bobbins of Robertson, Florence Brow n. Wyoming, is here visiting her mother David Bowen and wife moved to and other relatives and friends. Provo Monday, where Mrs. Bowen will Coalville may ezpeet to see a large reside for the winter, while David will delegation from this part of the county, go out with sheep on the winter range. next week; the case of Maxwell vs. Messrs. Jno. Gunn, C. Winters, Smith being the drawing card. Sargent Bros., Jonah Birch and II. It is given out that theie will be a Gunn have invested in a first class new dance here on Wednteday night. Sept., threeher, which has- - alroady begun 2iKh. The young ladies will furnish cofwork, and is giving good satisfaction. lee, cake and ice cream at reasonable School commenced Monday, 20th rates. Inst., with Mr. Oscar Crittenden as Alva Butler and wife of Butlevilie, principal, who opened the school and Salt Lake county, is here on a visit. will continue until sufficient scholars The gentleman lived here for a short attend to require the services of Miss time during the first days of our town, Brown. the early 60s, and has many old fiiends Ed. Mills had the misfortune to break who were pleased to see and give him a his leg Sunday by the horse he was B. R. E,Vier. heart v welcome. riding falling upon it. It was a very KOCKPOKT. bad fracture, the limb being broken Rgckpoht, Utah, Sept. 22, 1897. below the an kle and in two places above. Dr. Hosmer reset the limb. Editor Times : J. by the Chiikoot pass, or the Yukon. They P Crystal Creamery y. - Cirrep.-nden- Tacoma, Sept. 20, 1807. , I5v the tliis letter reaches you I time I aill U on the top ol the Chilkott fast, and mj next letter aill be written in that vuintty. This one is lobe given Busters are Busted Bprrtl j- men. The miners came from Carbonado, a coal camp near Tacoma, and they will eithergo into the Alaska country LETTEK KLONDIKE ('pwuH When all of the COR- RESPONDENTS, - .t party of fifty. Copper river, by th way, has and boats and band tog never been prospeeledlully by white ing them a happy and prosperous voy- do tins and to do that for mutual benefit age through life. men. The Indians up there are reand protection. And history, In ported as being very savage and will C. Bullock anticipates taking a trip will record many other not permit the whites to get into the week. to Chicago early next Klondike parties being organised on interior. Of course, that makes the John P. Stevens started far Provo on trains and boats only td disorganize later whites sll the more anxious. As a conon. On the way to tbs coast the gold Sunday last to attend the academy. sequence Ja party of fifty wilt leave hunters get to talking over their in good commenced has Tacoma next February to explore the Threshing and, all being agreeable, they shape. Much of the wheat is rsady. Copper river, Indians or no Indians. agree to work together for various But you may get your head cut off relumed Miss Mary Alice Wilson s, first My boy came home from school one day with his head badly lacerated and bleeding, and suffering great pain, ays Mr. E. J. Schall, with Meyer Broe. Drug Co., hi. Louis, Mo. I dressed the wound, and applied Chamberlain's-PaiBalm freely. All pain ceased, and in a remarkably' short time it heated without leaving a car. For wounds sprains, swellings and rheumatism I know of no medecine or prescription equal to it. I consider it a household The 25 and 50 cent bottles necessity. for sale by John Boyden & Bona. Social Ball .AT, I.O.O.F.Hall Tnes. Sept. 21st. pro-peet- a rule, they agree, A purp-e- thia journey," I said toto work together to secure good outfits. by attempting to a member of this party of fifty. here. In carrying out this plau they send men day The chicken eolera prevails The Indians are vicious snd will to Hie v aricus outfitters to get priest and Some have lost nearly ell their otk, from a visit to Park tpity on the 2W.b. examine goods. In this way they sucVYilham Davis has gone to Hie coal ceed in saving money, because they buy miues of DiamondviUe, Wyo., So work. w here the outfits are cDeapest and best. Attorney J. J. Jones of Coalville made Many parties who have outfitted in a professional trip here during the Tacoma in this way during the past week. summer have, with thla satisfactory Leslie Shill aud R. 'RicUkns made a money saving beginning, agreed to go Into the Klondike or Copper.or Stewart, business trip t the metropolis- - th or McMillan or some other river pr week. district aiid share alike. They would John Francis, who lias been woikii.f if oue member of the party in Salt Lake City for sewue time, re- agree that to strike it rich be would happened turned during the week. divide with ati. This plan seldom a made and Boud trip daughter Nephi works well as some member sf tbs to Peterson on Sunday last to aUead average o party ia bound the funeral of Mr. Carripan, snd then or skk,' or wha-nva3(r-'iwhK4f,- la'y. ot Good Music. Good Time. fight." I know it,1 the replied, but if sny Indian downs me, one or will go down with me," more Tins young man is secretary of Puperiniendetit Joe MeCabe of the Pacific division of the Northern Pacific railroad, a o files tad of athletic build, and having plenty of nerve. He Is as enthusiastic as tbs average Kloudiker and I asked him for an outline of his plans. he When our men are enrolled, we a and will have began. meeting elect officers and a board of directors, Each- - man will-b- uy his own outfit hick must pass muster - as to quantity ad quality. Each man kill contribute his share to a common camp outfit. In that respect each w ill pay bis proportion of the expense. We will live in one house, as it were, but each man will have to hustle for his own fo'tune. Wi will have each man well armed, and, If necessary, we will not hesitate to gold-hunt- TICKETS 50 CENTS. red-ski- soft-hande- All Invitation to Attend, Closing out! Until OCTOBER 15th we will sell Sash Doarsr. Mouldings, Quite a number of eur young folks trouble begins. Disorganisation sett in have been troubled with summer com ?od the best of Organised parties Sometimes fall to pieces. plaint, especially the children. The threshing machine starts WAHIATCH. Again, it has been shown during the AND ALL OTHER Walter Bu not returned from New which puts ns in mind that winter will to my own personal 1897. week, past Wahsatcb, Ang. 22, a week after the tilling during isoon b here. know ledge and observation, mauy men Times: faithful mission of tlree and a half Editor Miss Eva Peterson of Kama was visitwill not endure hardships. They will on business, here Bennion.was Bishop relatives in Rockport Sunday. create trouble and disorganization ing Qu tb22nd, Charles Larsen had t Men have returned from the Klondike Mre. Amy Jones, David Jones and on Saturday. snipments of stock and sheep are runaway. With the exceptia o' a passes during the paK week w ho would fight- family and James Plertash and family, broken boggy and a cared boy, all not go forward You could see by looking in that all of Hunter, Salt Lake county , are in constantly taking place from here. any circuiuj-Uipcis- . mans face that the glitter of gold The good prices offered in eastern turned out well. Rockport visiting relatives and friends. bosom young They quarreled with former had an markets is causing G. T, companion and had to be bought out. unusually large strong attractions for him. The people of Rockport, and especk benefit dance will be give Wau-abi- p to wish th&nlt the There is gold there, he continued business this year. ially the choir, Judd on Wednesday evening. Septum In cases where parties had paid a pro Times for their choir throngh The Liimlier Go. D. Moore left here for the Omaha be r 29th. All are respectfully luvttel rata ef the cost of a party outfit the and we propose to get it." How kind help at the funeral yesterday. do there end-ot- f. la know a gold you kicker hiiu-But had and to of be beef his loads share. and with three to attend good paid market, give there? I asked. U ethod oi wurin Died, Monday, Sept.. 20th of cholera f eeder cattle on Friday. GMblbnt Lindsay Faddies and others 1 have a friend just down from lo Infantum and intermittent fever, Sarah making The hay crop w now nearly all in, ville visited Hrnefer during swk, and he has seen it ones there, he said, tb Mahle, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Sarah and the ranchers are buisy riding for holeABl,,eltUfBwn the purpose of exploring is reliable and I know be can muni, have their share of the eutfit My friend Brown, aged 1 year and 7 months. All after their scattered herds. lead ns to the Docspot where gold will be combined in hands with over to turned them. that loving It happens THE The past week has been a frosty one; developments are awaited found. 'Tuost in done but all was in cases could forward where men tors skill do, ge . ail tender vines and plants have suffered esU What evidence, I asked, "did your parties that there is but one store and vain. The funeral services were held in the loss of their green faliage. John Bishop of the presence of gold on the the Rockport - Hall on Wednesday, a severe loss on the 18lh. one common camp outfit. This ia done friendgive Since the advent of Mr. Frost, jn to re exp,-neand it is x their A .bear rouudud good plan. upper Copper river, and how was it he September, 22nd. The speakers were up their sheep Lb Hardmountain side have asqpT ' h Klondi- - got out alive?" a for Robert Siddoway of Rockport and ewise, good pla. The blend- icrabble and as a result Afr. 1a.kett haJ beautiful antum--'''became confidentia man ker Tbe Peoa. to The Walker of in travel a to two of young from re of the leaves Is really 97 head emothered and .Alma Eirhms parties Bishop fctephen was friend held up by Mr In Ileisid: roSagntficent. admit that it is a remains were Interred theWaiasly lost over 60 head. Bruin is still at dYztD but hile Indians. was He good scheme to travel ia parties w itb the coming out of the The hay crop here, theqgh not near- large, cemetery. The entire co Yukon one common camp outfit and, while I country and came via the Copper te grieve and lov. ly so good as a year ago, has proven The primary conference of the bum-mHe saw squaws up there with advocate river. I do not know of at, lo$-ansingle great n0 doubt had she lived better than was at one time expected. Stake convened at Henefer oa Fri-dabracelets made of virgin gold. They instance where share and share the which came late" ,in the ?ATmld have been n joy to her par The rains the 17th. Fisters Fanny Ifortm been alike hammered out of gold nuggets had idea is the .finds sad .strik. qnts and a shining star in tbs commun- season, no doubt caused an iu crease in and Maggie Salmon of th Stake PresiWe now carry a line of goods alao-sanative silver. He Aa be , gives satisfaction iia large parties. In the yeild. . S. ity. dency were on the stand, also V. IL parties of twro or three vthene enemas journed through the country he was that in quality have never been Dan Reiner made a large sale of beef Branch of Coalville. After the open- know WAHEHIF. positively what another will do met by some Indians who demanded to cattle a lew days ago, and good prices ing exercises the Bret i dents of the varisurpassed' in Coalville. he under hardship Wakshif, Utah,. Sept. 12, 1897. and know wbat be was doing there. They and privation ruled. ! ous primaries gate in their reports and thirty-.namely dollars brands or failure the Editor Times: idea, as a said prospecting was not allowed. My per head, when we remember that oas after some interesting exercises the ' The Wpmens National Relief Society was friend he that innot rule, work well. Rut lake, for explained pros year go this aax&e class of cattle ass adjourned till 2 p. m. wbes and he believes that be saved stance, the man wh and will hold p fair on the 26tfi. peeling, oat peter here for about twenty meeting was resumed and a very in selling want hi share of the outfit There bis scalp by proposing that he betaken The people are busily ad gaged in sit dollars per heed, we can readily see teresting'' program was given, th muat be a diviaiou but the camp outfit to the nearest trading post. There he LIQUORS, this thftir grain poking what a brisk advance has taken place member of the different primaries per convinced traders tbe ennnet that was he be divided Is and then it that JQbe trustees ,are having a mar floor during the year. forming their parts in a most creditable , J. g, r. troublesome man is a big thorn in tbe getting out of tbe country as fast aa bis AND CIGARS schDpJ-bons- e the W. manner, this . and Bishop John Faskett week, putje c would carry him. He promised to side. Asn rule tie is H- - Branch disposed of by legs made brief discourses to Mr. and Mrs. Josh Bates want to HxKirxR, Utah, Sept. 22, 1897. the If you want a majority agreeing what is right and get out quick and never return. Upon Just received. those present. A large attendance was Salt LaM on the 20ifcin basinets, Editor Tikes : fair. conditions was deallowed he those to From a such no is decision there a feature of the meeting and all apgood drink or cigar, give us a Miss Bertha Rigby went to Salt Lake A. Calderwood had an increase in the Ppeal at present on the Klondike part. He will return with our party. to in be themselves peared to and enjoy for a few days the last Pf family during the week. Io this Copper river party there are call. excellent spirits. The day wiltlbng be trails. j visit.- But 1 have been with ta be representatives of all trades. Two dealing only Heber C. Stephens returned from remembered by the people of Hen-.- .. SIMPSON &SWAINSON. small parties. Now comes the big ones. J The 22nd Quorum of Seventies will Denver a a shoemaker blacksmith, the ' carpenters, week. . during W.B. Twenty-fivhold its monthly meeting In Coalville fifty and one hundred are and a gunsmith, have already been en Mr. end Mre. - ff, (1. Bennett were ANTED TRUSTWORTHY ASD favorite numbers. U on the 26th. Members from Wanship coal rolled. A good cook has also agreed to 0OALYILLK LODGE NO. 28, LO.O.F, Twenty-fiv- e visitors to the Park this week. active gentlemen or ladies to travel inert Meets every Thursday evening at 7:S0 have organized a party by the North f re invited. H. F. Peterson of for tesponsible, established house ic go. H will cook for the camp aglong Mr. G. T. Judd, whe starts on e mis- Utah. t I O.O. F EalJ.jSojounuiiff brethren Monthlv g05 00 sod expense. elections of a 'Warship, Q. H. West of Hoytevill god president, secretary, as they eat out of a community dish . Position ateady. Reference. Enclose sion Zeland New to in invited. cordially early treasurer and executive committee. October, J. A. Sntjj gi Coalvill will lecture. stamped envelope. Tb ' F. M, married la the FINNEO, i Sal) Take Temple Dominion Company, Dept. Y Chicago, Tirot, however,' fas Continued on Page fi.J BISMARCK SNYDER, they enrolled their ea-land Building Material -- un-le- J.C.Weeter , j hDy W te Park City, Utah. A -- & s 1' SALOON. j "ijTbright it )j jj -- WINES Biitrts. ' lweak e, Secy. t . |