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Show t I n tyotut h The Coalville Times DEVOTED TO PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. VOL III. COALVILLE, THE free 'Coinage of silver, XITTEEEPTS OF SUMMIT COTTXTTY. SUMMIT COUHTyTPhT FRIDAY, JULY 16 to r NO. 23 17, 1896. SOUTHERN UTAH FLOODS. BRYAN AND SEWALL tur ami t litv uon had the train ELECTRIC an if trot tiehf rt and r 'anile r'ntrot and Hoat Kratrurtlre Kvr WaVMIII The I hides of the Democratic Conves--- . Uah, Ju 16, IS-tl1 Ktittwa The Seessd I'JiuhI. to. gut. LftU lif Ai. 11 it s iktoTu T.Bfca . ft OF HAPPENINCS AND ' of wind of them On Monday afternoon courage anil prt cloudburst GATHERED BY OUR ALERT Chicago, July 10. William Jennings OTHER The ra.u has 1.11141. t Mine hay down, been nave NEWS. tl. ere u might water ju toung wen, - J occurred in Cottonwood and the of the Nebraska, Hr; an, young.classieI. Railroad All 1 tke down on Richfield, Lull, carry- Nothing dm e vi tott ar is lelel rating another accident on the from theplameof the I featnred orator Im,ri.iu Struts of the Week Hav. Tuesday. eierything before it, The Eifots of the tt eek t ruin Nearly Pioneer Cf' hired I rtiin the I alert Trlrraihlc Platie, swept the convention off its feet! n 111 be ' that ! flood to and Tliere wi The heaviest Mono "e Oo) lg lriu came thundering down the nt Town for humiult nominated Presiduut wae (unut)-llhand in Ktrrj I rum Here. There anil from of tbe south after it had given here the announced known this county ever valley in The Tlmeit" Kereenlatlrr Have part on the fifth ballot. KfCIfShere rail Monroe Pacific a The cau.e Union dridkhing and had thorough on a er nun.1 Tuesday. went out no to furmehea Found Political history rite hout. proce-de(June f some havoc in intervening wrought the lf.th, but ti.e did not luue ert road was covered with dirt, rock acd the for in proceedings Sturi , J uly II I town. A high wind accompauleiT the good lui k, as the tream was too muddy trees from the aest end i f the Eiho yard Coliseum, either as a great special ular tlAKLKY. Ftttk Hur 1, a t lnn Demo-cra- f thesis of water that swept over Richprominent toCrovden, from two to four feet deep. and high. deliberaof result the the oras show, dead , OahLLt, Utah, July 15, lS'.xi. field like great tails bellied bv the gale. All hour. were trams (iela)ed thirty tions ol a great political party, The presidency of the highpriest Editor Tint Forks in ike-- a mile and a furhundred Ten mlnutea after the first drop fell three about The had company isiteu ns last in our Bryan it but Stlyeais old, jounger by Mrs. Ellen Neel expect to go to Salt-ai- r quorum All long It Auacon U4 in 2 0 U in town, a roar a of distant bombardtrack. to clear men the employed nominated ever of ten than uian year any woishtp tueeiii g A. R. Marchafit on the tilth . trams are running on time at this $ tern Mate ivteive lran noun for the chief uiigistracy of theAmerlean ment was heardinthe direction of Cot Y. IV oa occupied toe time. 11 ton wood canyon, down which anon Blllo an, iOohnsiAMii. mg is the nrdei of the day and the republic. He came like a joung with irresistible energy a mighty A ml aci nlent incurred in Echo Tlies-- d crop is extra good. out of the west, which has never i SMila, .Jul) wall of water, boiling and raging living While iv where a man lost his life. E. Ih'rton iota changed liifc la of 'before nominated presnlsntal candilions' 1LI Ciocker waMotmd nut and guilty. sweeping past all obstacles, whether 1 brake-a of for uiiikii whose train bride to to woo the hand Tnuiedtv each week. g up the lark City date, peddling EmioK Tim t..' I Qr atrocks or horses anfl caltle. p pub-t- - aie for I'.r an. of b the man name William have cl.iebain. the Scroggir Mies Emma Horton has returned countrys greatest heoo. Keep coo . Aegetables in the gardens er wasbed In coin-- , on oil tbe Chicago A North lieeti suitors. stepped in between the car to pull a home after an absence of about six cleanout of the ground; grain. was Mr. and Mrs Noah Mayor cf lleber pm, caught Ins foot in the frog and wra welter railroad near I og in, la., 27 peo11. ended the Chicago, July months. blown down, and stacks of hay were tiave been visiting her outer, Mrs. Alice knocked dow n and before the train could ple were k.be and 4d or more hurt, most remarkable national convention Jatnts Neel has gien up elreepherd-in- g Street. away as skiffs over the w ares, spirited la; stopped was run over and out all to $ ft National executive committee ol since live Bemouatic party, In I860, was j for the present aitd will woik for and hardly a bridge or a crossing ja tbe The writer of this was the first the Detnoiraiic The election on Monday morning for on asunder the rent slavery question. piee. paitv organind, and George Stevens. y st hool trustee resulted as follows; A. person on the ground It was a sight SeitiJor J .in - ot ,v i k.u.sas ma le the 'convention completed the precinct escaped undamaged. is of what the J. L. Hoyden and others passed Winters, F. Malm and Mrs. 'Martha tieyond description. damJust the extent work which split the party in twain on through Oakley on their way to fill an Wilkinson. age done by this afternoons flood canBewail of Arther the financial issne. coronlhs ivalot. Tup!), Jul) 14 appointment at Kama. r and an ar- not new be determined; nearly all the a Bath M alter Cox of Bark City, Sunday Mate o! Utah, Echo precinct, Summit II t Kansas free ntur party is fm Miane, e canals are broken through Mrs. Ellen Neel has returned irom school dent man, was natped for irrigation the Mimlav wise ion an, At an tnqui'-ioi- i holdenat Echo Bt)W. banks and have piled theircontents over Iark City, where she was visiting her school ami afternoon services ami pokeJ county. headed ticket a on by ou the 14th day of July, !n this pm-me- t r fields. The loss to Sevier wilt be sou and daughter-in-law- . A big Brian ami 'ewall club war W. J. Bryan, the eloquent young orator tne 18U5. before Joseph Storer, a justice of inteiestingly to them. severe. held PiUtte at 2000 with from the plains beyond the Missouri. The chool election that was held on signatures. Wm. Wilkinson, Jr., who has lieen the peace, of said Echo precinct, in AT FILLMORE. Over 100 delegates to the convention, the loth 111st. resulted in the election of Benus-ratIllinois have Jhl the William of gold mit fora upon came dashing into town body John employed eheepherding loynty, Carting all of whom, with exception of the gold J. L. Frazier, Mrs. Ella Horton and long time, returned home on the Fourth. Bi.roggin1-- , therein itKi a call foi another Itemocratic A flooi A flood on tie dead, by horseback, crying, ling Thomas tiibbons. delegation from Wisconsin and part of Is coming! and quickly riders were He w ill try the mines at Faik City. jurors whose names are hereunto subthe delegation from Minneseta.tcame A nice little shower yesterday that fl Wyoming State Rcpul lican dashing in all directions, warning the Another cloudburst on the same date scribed, the said jurors upon their oath from east of the Allegheny, refused lasted about two hours did a great deal as the said William Scroggins Jo that the is called for 12th at say flood down occurred people of danger. For half an hour prt August Pargent yesterday to participate in the nomina- - vious to the Howl striking the of good to the grain and some little Palaratm did come to his death hy getting hi L Cppnne gwnyon, which brought down clty;th tionofthe presidential candidate on damage to the bay that was cut dow n. WM aliu0t unbearable and the ,lench torrents of water, rock and mud through foot caught in the entry of a frog while National Itemocratic political free eilver y pis platform. Over 250 roar of the rushing water could be heard switching in the yards at Echo, in the hiai It Darters will be removed from New Austin Neel turned his team out on Mr. Holts pasture. declined to participate la a nomination for of in and state and near miles. 3rd Tark City on the Utah, the hills pre York to Chicago. county inst., The heavy rains ef Tuesday resulted for and has never heard of one of them in a cloudburst on the west sde of the cinct aforesaid ; and that it was purely Tbe coming terror looked like a has been visited bv a calamity Many of the delegate had left the and that no blame ran be Japan accidental, lavs storm rnshing forward, since. The supposition is that one left mighty of almost unprecedented river, which brought rocks and trees attached to magnitude, city in disgust. of the railroad with a halter on. lie is offering a re down it bosom unrooted trees, employe bearing upon Creek. of 15 The the was 0a 6:30 in the stream Spring Whether the eecedert will place a June, at nor any other person or persons. ' and boulders ward for the animal to be returned to about twelve feet by the thousands. sawlogs evening, a seismic wave (truck the third ticket in tbe field, at the minority deep, and did conJames E. Bromley, Foreman, in cleared out contact These 8. dashing Oakley. siderable damage to George Sargent's northeast cost of the main island, did at Baltimore in 1860, In a matter for Edward Riciiins, and dam as playthings, bridge very a of W. distance 200 C. about property. miles, future development. throughout A. G. Brim. choking the naoat water course and sod In five minutes, 3Q.OOO people were Peoa, Utah, July 16, 1896 U-- v - 'kill-- and 12,980 houses , Joseph Stoker, covering fields, orchard and gardens ORtSSCREEK. A Tears Cslssys. . destroyed. Editor Tims : Justice of the Peace, Acting Coroner. with debri and mud two feet thick, Grass 1896. Creek, Utah, Jnly 16, There were 78.530,773 piece coined at ,ni flooding North Main reet fromjth Ir. Ira Lyon and party went up Wednesday, July It. RTATK hews. Editor Times : the mints of the United State during brlJge t0 Bartholomew Holiday Iark Wednesday. half a Another bond issue is prebable. coal The is trade brisk and the miners fiscal year just closedthe total coin- Joshua Cossey, Wm. Raynolds, John the flood tbe Below, continuing In it roi, Teller announces ha will support Some lour or five yeara ago Mra. F I Hortin atul James Vernon, all of Rock-por- t, are working every day. age reaching a value of 71, 188,4t8. The oourM 0f devastation until it spent itself Jryw. were in town on Tuesday on busiDaniel Moore ha been instilled a J. Cannon entertained at lunch and gold pieces eolned numbered 8,584,i60, j t)e Wystei miles northwest of .. tow old ladies, the pioneers 4 Rvb the dinner SO bent.ness there Is uo repoi U ol lives besection fourmsn from the junction to the Ogden City. Binee tba time she has tatlon; bulk of the gold coinage was of large ing lost, but considerable anxiety is exwEsmitm visited by refreshing rain- mine. made it an annual event, aud yesterday "Benator Pettigrew anouncea bis adhestorm on Tuesday afternoon which laid pieces, there having been 3,503,723 dou- pressed as to the fate of many tawmill Refreshing rain showers have revived she again entertained those ladies, whe sion to the ble eagles coined, of the value of $51,774,-4- hands working in the mountains. Populist party. the dust and cooled the air to the de the grass on the mountains; though were present in great numbers. A very Of eilver tliere were 20,424,529 Nebraska Republicans notify McKinlight of all except those who had hay wheat, Intern and other crops in the Gunnison Station, July 14. Special pleasant afternoon and evening was ley they will carry the State. out in the field. pieces coined, which were valued at $1 !, to the Herald, There waa a terrible valley wereslightly.injured by the heavy spent at the Cannon residence on oftbi amount silver dollars storm iu the A large number of pleasure seekers dow npour. Secretary of the Navy Herbert will 440,641, Sanpete and Sevier valleys Twenty-fiftstreet. Tribune. tbe next i largest last are out from alt Lake, and there an represented $7,500,822, not vote for Bryan and Bewail. night. The hail and rain foil in It is said that a certain trustee-elec- t son of Dan Hannier, the indication that our resorts will soon lie coinage of silver pieces being of quarters, torrents in of A Faure President crank shot at Mantl, Moroni and Gun nleon. narrow lv escaped being held up a few Heiner met with a which aggregated in value $2,005,705. The bail at Mantl killed filled to overflow ing with those whode very painful but not France with blank chickens davs ago. In response to the command serious accident last cartridges. The minor coinage comprised 64,321,184 and beat the leave of spring Friday. Hanmer, light to cast a line to gather in ttie moun to deliver, the the In of the school his father and a grain. of the Cincinnati inmates guardian City Eight valueof $809,338. For couple of other gentle- -. tain trout. pieces, with Gunnieon It went in trnks, taating informed the toughs that lie ulen had a interests of result a die as horse' green apples infortnary with Jnneehowed and down was ( ur citizens w ill celebiateon J ulv the six months ending young j24tli, was fresh ftom the the Baii--i off the grain and flattening peaceful atmosphere prejmring to cut a thistle out of the ao'i lemonade. a total value of $31,847,393; on which the lncern te the P.cueer Day. G. J. Merchant, 0. Wi of a school meeting; his shoulder of ground. I laho Bupreme court hold that a writ $22,523,572 was in gold; $8,866,714 ill the animal when by a sud-kin-- , Mrs. (I. J). Marchant, Miss Ida The grain crop may be a failure on was now one dollar per annum, salary A In of an will lie minor to broke mandate n it hold the and coins, compel $477,086 irriga silver, lunge Miles pnd O. F. Lyons have been apthey had account of it ns it may be Mi late to therefore he was prepared for anything. him. It was at this tjme that the tion company to supply water pending featureof the showing lor the year is upon pointed a committee on ariangements The knights of the road fled. tat to establish rates. twoMr. Heintrscame together nwhich the fact that the bulk of the coinage of ripen. and will get up a piugram for the ooca The Deseret telegraph line it stilt mine yard was the scene of an I Ian mer received a Jeep and ugly ga-- b The dollars was during' ibeliisndx silver sion. 16 down iu several places. . , , July Thursday, last Monday. Foi.r between the wrist and elbow of the right months, all but about $itX) hating been In the school election A. G. H. Mar-cha- exciting runaway The hail stones that fell here were aa Nebraska Populists convention cars loaded with coal weie bei g arm. He is railroad that coined period. was elected for three ypars, I. M. during getting along nicely as he dorses large as hazelnut and fully a large in Bryan. Neel for two years and Arthur Maxwell moved from the chute, when, owing to was at his work Wednesday. Morgan Mantl. Near Gunnison several email Die n is brakes and withdrawals dcfecthe the gold worrying slippery ton Mirroi. for one year on the citizens ticket. An were found on dry ground. The fish fish Crocker not (lullty. dition of the rails, the men were powerThe dead body of an unknown man Treasury officials. opposition ticket was placed in the were presumably small salmon, and less to stop them. At the west end of Iowa Republicans endorge the 8t. field hut met with defeat ; not that the was found yesterday by the Rio Grande Cheyenne, VYyo., July 11. At half-pa- this leads to the belief that it was a is the a reswitch with a safety yard 6 this eveuinglTie case of Edwlu candidates were thought less of but on Western railway track walker in a dibli Louis platform. ' waterspout. Cloudburst at Cheyenne, inflicting S. Crocker, which has been before the account of staying with the nomiiiH verse grade to receive runaway cars. along side of the railway track. From A eloudbirst occurred near Mayfield a of it had been the part court for nineteen . days, went to tbe and the storm ran down to the Gunnitions that were made at the nominating Unfortunately, appearance of the body it was con Iwees of f40,000. washed away hy a flood and as the car Five railroaders w?ere struck by light- jury, and at half-pas- t 8a.verdict was son fields, and covered up many acre ef ladies took The eluded that he had been a short time an meeting. dashed in on tbe switch, the foremost active part in the election and acted the dead and that he came to bit death by ening near Leadville; three will prob- returned which pronounced the defend- hay and grain, filled cellars and flooded one, with a loud crash, plunged into tbe . , ant not guilty. being struck by a passing train. There ably die, part of ladiee in every particular. barnyards. A great deal of lucerne has (7 C. Chicago Business Mens League takes The trial which has just closed "has been cut and the mud has wa blood on the track and the indica- B. R. E. Vita gap a complete wreck, spoiled H in tions were that he hacTbeen thrown off tbs field against the Democratic ticket. been one Of the'inost interesting in the The standing lucerne is ECHO. many ROCKPOBT. place. State Democracy of Nkw Y ork repu- State. Over one bnndred and twenty the track and had then crawled along too flat to be cut well. Echo, CUh, July 16, 1896. the side and fallen int the ditch which diate the Chicago ticket and call for an witnesses have been examined, and Rockport, Utah, July 16, 1896. AT MAMMOTH. : : Times Editor Enrroa Times tlie speeches of council have lasted contained a large quantity of water and independent ticket. , At Mammoth the damage was-sliDr. llostner waa in Echo Monday, Mrs. E. Vernon hag been quite sick for three days. Tbe former trial of Crocker the probability is he came to his death although tbe grades have been washed HERB AXD THERB. two weeks past. in Evanston, when conviction was seEcho was visited by natures sprinkler by drowning. The man waa dressed like oat in several placet. ' John Ilorton has been lick for the Tuesday, alabororwith blue overalls, but had John Hays Hammond, Solly Joel, cured, cost the county upward of 10, AT ttLVKB. past three week. The wagon road between Henefer and neither hat, coator vest on, and nothing George A. Farrer and Lionel Phillips 000, and tbe present trial will cost Tbe miners at the South Swansea, at Mis Sadie Eldredge of Coalville is Echo 1b almost waa found on him to indicate his iden- tbs impassable. Silver, were forced to leave, en account Johannesburg reformer recently re nearly $15,000. On hie left arm wae tattoed visiting relative here. Jessed tity. of arrived tbe water pouring in ; the damage was at from CT have Et visor Moise Road prison, has a Supei Mrs. Luke Ramsdell is over from Park Bly, the Trl Rebher. cross, five crowns, and the Plymouth, Eng., from South Africa. rosette, considerable, on although no lives were force of men in the road wagon large 12. Word has been re- lost. City, the gueet of Mr. and Mr. J. Cos- Echo letters M. Me. He is five foot 10 inches A salute of twenty guns was fired at Ottumwa, July canyon. ' AT RICHFIELD. sey. weighs about 180 pounds, has Gsrdiner, Me., last evening by the ceived from Lawson, Mo., of tbe capture The trustee of Echo held their school high, Miss Ellen' Beard of Coalville i stayA heavier flood than yesterday came mustache and round face. Her- Desiocratic friends of Arthnr Bewail, of Ely, tbe train robber for whom the sandy and election Monday night. ald. ing with her grandmother, Mrs. E. meeting in honor of his nomination a Burlington secret service officers and down this afternoon from Cottonwood, 8am Blackham, Joseph Storer and A. G. Vernon. tbe Pinkertons have been searching for a Willow Creek andCeder Ridge canyons, Geo. Mr. W. n died Democratic the tbe by east Tressler, party. Mr. aad Mr. W7 H." Staker and Mist Brim were elected trustee. Everything bond train of late Friday afternoon. He San Jose, year and a half. In company with Frank north of this city. The city is again Deputy Sheriff Benson Sadie Eldredge left for Salt Lake thie passed off quietly. died at a point about forty miles east of CaL, ha reached Fargo, N. D., to iden- Bateman, Ely held up passenger train flooded with rivers of water running' A great deal of damage ha been done ' morning, July 15th. 4 in the suberbe of Ottumwa, about down each street from a small caayon ' Quite a number of excursionists from in thi part of the ceontry by the lste Green River. "He was on his way, ac- tify the man held aa Dunham, themalti-murderer- No. en the evening of 'February west of tow a. The flood from Cotton10 oclock his the He him companied hy pronounced sigter. td the family Salt Lake are camped in Sukers grove, storm to cropk md property. Leonard home at Ohio. He was lor wrong man, but said the resemblance 26, 1895. Tbe robbers secured $5,000 in wood, Oder Ridge and Willow Creek Napoleon, where they intend to spend the sum Richina lost two wagon. They were cash and escaped. Bateman waa captured have carried away large sections of train dispatcher at Green win strong, , many carried on to the railroad track and all River years mer. tbe railroad grade nerth of the city. It but during the past few moathe At Nashville, Tenn., yesterday after- shortly after at Moberly and wae sen William Siddoway and wife of Ashley broken up. five for to need the penitentiary years. is estimated that about three miles of hae spent the greater part of the time in noon, one of the most important squares te called on relative here this week. They A heroic act was performed by two Ogden and and is the grade between thls place and Kalina is thi to Mexico, escaped th !y wswell known in railway in city was almost totally destroyed were on their way to Fait Lake to see young men in Echo Tuesday, While in fcircles. He was a since learned of him. washed out, or so damaged that trains been has that first confire. were member of of the K, by Twenty bnildings cannot pan over it. Mr. Siddoway s.ster wbo i very sick the excitement of the killing of William P. which fraternal society took the best sumed, with the contents. Tbe losses aa Dead. 1 Quite au interest was' taken in our AT ElRIKA. . Scroggins the Park City train got away possible care of him daring hia stay in are estimated to be from $300,000 to trustee election Monday. W. D. Brown without an engine and it wae not noticed this Eureka was visited Evanss nndertaL vised A by the stranger last few The $500,000. of bis life weeks was elected for three years; Henry until it was going on the main line. was dty. at Mrs. flood in and its worst identified the yesterday rooms history. spent Braipards on Grant TbeCnamber of Deputies at Rome ing gearoon, two years; Wm. Reynolds, Two men started after it but gave up the avenue, The remains will he taken to was crowded remains af the man found dead at Mud-- ; John Casteilati, a boy, and Gas Jo yesterday when the one year. a peddler, whose family resides at train the all the Napoleon, Ohio, for interment. His one chase,' gaining speed Rudinl announced the resigna- ray Wednesday. He claimed that the Asa Wilson and family of Coalville time. When it got opposite Edward were caught In the current and him with at was Goshen, of man wish added Rileys waa and tion to see hie children before the MinUter ef War, great were visiting relatives here the first of Richinss, Moroni Richins and George he died as he and Tnesday, and drowned, while Mayor John MeChrystal, him-wion Monday saloon thatthe had he wa ek. King charged realizejihat being the-weway Crompton were working in the field and taken home to die. They were his name was Shannon, and who wa witnessing the scenes, died Consumption was the tarnation of another Cabinet. Tbe told him home from Balt Lake, where they had saw the runaway train. Mr. Crompton threause of his death. on his way to Grand Junc- from heart failure, supposed to have was he that to chamher BtanMsrqtiis then asked the Ogden K. S. been to spend the Fourth. been brought on by excitement. . tion. Tribune. got on the coach and Mr. Richins on ths'dard. and it did so sine die. r t n THE COUNTY NEWS hic SPARKS. bo Hrrtt DAlt-VuS- S' l , 1 to-d- nt to-da- -- . tl-H- i dei-cend- 1 1 To-da- y To-da- ship-builde- viiti i i j Sum-steadi- ly s 1 con-llitio- ti s t. noa, 4 -- tf 4 0. h di nt Brad-street- s. st ' - ght, - Vice-Preside- .- to-da- y Mar-quii- th on-the- ir & T - - hit-so- n, t f I- - a |