The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-07-22
LOCAL SPLUDcLETs.

Cost.
Hon. W. H. KING went to Salt Lake
yesterday.
SHERIFF FOWLER went TO Payson last
night on some civil business.
The Arcade restaurant is closed UP
and the sheriff holds the keys.
JUST in at McEwan & Co.'S, a fine
line OF mems pants, shirts and sum-
mer underwear.
Two dances were given last night;
one at the Lake resort, the other at
Graves Gardens.
THERE win be a grand ball at the
Provo Park garden, Tuesday night,
July p. Ali invited.
Fifty men and teams wanted
sst once. Apply TO p. =. Zones ~
Co., Provo, Utah.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to John r. Morgan and Eliza
beth BuTTeston of Goshen.
The grading on Second street is
nearly completed, and the street now
presents a fine appearance.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms by
Sam Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
THERE is not much use for the street
lights such nights as these. The moon
m&kes the streets as light as day.
THE R. G. Western pay-car went
over the the road yesterday, gladden.
ing the hearts of the ferries.
J. K. LONGNECKgR, an old-time
friend of George W. Craig, our genial
L. Z. agent, is at the Hotel Roberts.
HAVE you seen the new line OF ladies'
coTsets just in at McEwan 81 Co.'S,
and then the prices they are offered
at
MCEwAN & Co. are selling out their
straw hats. Come and get genuine
bargains.
ATTORNEY HoUTz took a rest from
his labors, yesterday, and with his fam
lily and few friends spent the day at
the lake.
A NUMBER of people have been anx-
iously inquiring why the West Coop
has the national colors upside down on
their flagstaff.
JAMES Shelly was before Judge
Noon yesterday on a charge of drunk
ennesS. He plead guilty and was SEN
fenced to five days in jail.
The P. L. NJ. & B. Co. are having the
doors and windows OF their Office and
wareroom painted. adding much to the
appearance Of the building.
J. S. THOMPSON. returned yesterday
from his Nevada trip. He reports
rich strike in his mining claims out
there and he is jubilant over it.
CAMPAIGN banners OF all description
and as cheap as the cheapest on short
notice by i. I. Kershaw, opposite
Operahouse, Provo.
The steamer Florence will have an
awning stretched over the deck on Sat
urday to shield the eXcursionistS from
the sun. This will be a great improve
ment.
The County Court was in session yes
terday, as Board of Equalization for
the county. A quorum not being
present, an adjournment was ordered
until to-day.
SIX more carloads OF ties were hauled
through town last evening by the
Street Railway motor. This makes
fourteen carloads that have been hauled
away in the past few days.
REV. 6. NJ. JEFFREYs has notified
the committee on the oath celebration,
that he viii be unable to make speech
that day on account of business matters
which require his attention.
Persons interested in considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of holding a county
fair this fall are requested to meet at
the Commercial and Savings bark in
this city this evening at $50 p. m.
JUDGE HENDERSON will be here |
early next week to eXpound Democracy. |
1t is suggested that he will sprinkle a |
little Democratic pepper with the Re-
publican salt eX-Congressman Horr |
scattered in Provo last week.
J. L. CLAYTON returned yesterday
from Manti, where he has been looking
after some work. He says the Mant |
waterWOrkS are a sure 90, and the city |
has been bonded to the amount OF Sl2,-
0O0, in order to push the works ahead. |
A force of men are at work, and the |
trenches viii soon be completed into |
town.
The Sun Foundryis building very
pies. The new Office is nearer the I
and is much larger 1t Will be built of /
rustic siding and ceiled with California
redwood. The company is also con-
structing some mining cars of boiler
plate.
OK Monday night the friends and
relatives Of NJ. L. Scott, an employee of
The DISPATCH, met at his residence
and celebrated the cotton wedding of
himself and wife. The evening was
spent in amusementS Of various kinds
and the fun lasted until late hour.
We acknowledge the receipt of some
nice cake. The liquids didn't mate
Tialize.
THE Wonderland Co., in addition to
the present company, will have the
Swiss bell ringers, who make their first
appearance with the company at the
Provo Opera House July %. Miss
Price is a wonder, and gives perform
ance that is truly marvellous. She is
supported by ten speciality artists. The
program promises to be one Of the very
best of the season. Summer prices will /
prevail. General admission, % cents;
Reserved seats, so cents.
THE burglars who entered Gibby's
store on First street. and who were !
captured by Sheriff Fowler, came be-
fore Judge brown for examination ,
yesterday Two of them, William Ne
COrmick and Thomas Brown, plead
guilty and were bound over in the sum
Of 81 600 each to await the action of the
grand jury. The other one, John Har-
-ington, plead not guilty, and his hear
ng was proceeded with. He stated c
hat he had never been in Provo in his I
life until he was arrested and brought
here bv the officers. The testimony of !
Sheriff Fowler and Marshal Brown was !
TO the effect that he had been IN Provo
that time, and that he made a different !
statement to them when arrested. The :
evidence was conclusive enough, and
Judge Brown decided that he be held in
$500 bail
A VERY neat surgical operation was
performed by DR.. J. H. Carson, of this
;ity, on a horse owned by one Of the :
Nadsen boys. over the river. About a
year ago a swelling appeared on the /
horses knee. which continued to IN
,rease in size until it had reached enor- q
nous dimensions. Gripping the horse. 4 /