The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-07-01

From Sundays Daily.
The board of education held brief
session last night.
Mr.. SHoTwELL. a r. G.. w. official,
is guest at the Roberts House.
IT was after one o'clock this morning
before the motors ceased running.
PROF. GEO. H. BRIMHALL returned
last night from his trip to Spanish Fort.
JOHN HEWITT was run in by the
officers last night in high state OF
intoxicatiOn.
SUPT. E. A. WILSON went to Castillo
Springs last night, to further perfect ar
engagements i'll the coming institute.
OUR city is in need of an all night
light service, either gas or electric
light. The latter would be preferred.
WHAT would be the matter with con-
tinuing the electric light service all
night, at least the incandescent por-
ton of the system?
THE Democratic drum corps is a sure
go and in fex days the boys will
start regular practices. There will be
about thirty members in it.
RICHARD ALLEN, the young boy
who received such severe fracture OF
the skull ON Friday evening at the Lake,
is improving wonderfully. DR.. Pike
has now great hopes of his recovery.
WILLIE HALLIDAY, the boy who
fell from the scaffold at the Academy
is progressing more rapidly than was
expected. The cash between his
thumb and foreinger is the worst OF
his injuries. Everyone will be pleased
to know that he is improving so rapidly.
SPIER, the man who talked so loud
on Friday night. about suing the city
for damages because he had been arrest
ed by the officers for being drunk, failed
to materialiZe before Judge Noon yes
terday morning. He evidently consid-
cred that the bond of 81 left by him
would lie better in the Golfers of the
city than himself lodged in Jail.
A LARGE "horny-toad" was caught
by Mr.. J. O.. Coltrin yesterday, and
taken to Pyne & Maiben's drug store
where it is now on exhibition. When
placed in "A bottle of pure alcohol the
liquid at once assumed a beautiful Law
ender color. The back of the beast
is streaked and ringed with various
bright hues. In fact, it is picturesque
and worth looking at.
B. w. DAILY, a travelling hobo gentle
man, got into the good graces OF = re
spectacle citizen at American Forl
yesterday and robbed him of about $40
The fellow was caught almost in the
act. and most of the money recovered
He was taken before Justice JOhT
, Peters, and sent up for go days in de
fault of payment of $50. Thus tive
more inmates are added to the number
, in the county Jail to be cared for.
SHERIFF FOWLER was called to the
telephone yesterday afternoon by Oper
! ator Openshaw, of Santaquin, whC
stated that a m ssenger had jus
reached that place from Goshen with {
, message, stating that tough man wal
on the warpath there and that lie haC
resisted the constable of that place
while attempting to arrest him. Thu
messenger requested the sheriff to come
Immediately and fix up matters
Sheriff Fowler answered that he would
be there, and went down to Santaqai1
on the Union Pacific train.
J. CAMPBELL, police officer of Amer
lean Fork city, brought down two pris
Oners to the county jail to-day, tt
serve time for petty larceny. One o
the brace was named Charles Darling
youth of Lehi, who, while or q spree
in American Fork, purloined a suit o
clothes. He got caught in the act anC
was taken before Justice Jed Mercer, o
that place, who after hearing the cas'
fined him $40 In default of paymen
he was committed to the county jai
for forty days.
LAST night, between6 and 7 O'CLOCK
, as Alfred Cluff, the 11-year-old son o
f Hyrum Cluff. was returning from the
East fields, his horse stumbled anC
he was thrown heavily to the ground
| injuring him in such a manner that ht
was unconscious for several hours. DR.
Simmons was sent for, who bandageC
up his head. Aftera critical examination
he said there were no interna. injurie
and that the boy, with little care
would recover completely in a shor
time. His face and head are scrat chez
in frightful manner and there arr
some bruises on other parts of the body
He is receiving all the care and atten
ton possible and no doubt will soon b.
all right again.