The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-06-17
a. D. CASH,
r. A. BARNEY,
w. d. ALEXANDER,
w. II. BROWN,
Z. A. WILSON,
D. d. HOUTZ.
II. WALLIS, Sec'y.
LOCAL sPLUDcLETs.

SILVER & GREGORY, the printers. +
BARRED wire cheap at
WEST Co-oP.
CASH paid for fat calves by Fred
Kimber, Provo.
GIVE THE DISPATCH a trial and see
how you like it.
GET your printing done at The DIS
PATCH steam printing office.
THE four-year-old child of Jacob f.
Gates died Yesterday afternoon.
Fifty men and teams wanted
at once. Apply to =. =. Jones 81
Co., Prove, Utah,
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable TENS by
Sam Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
The festival tomorrow night will
be a great success, as nearly all the
reserved seats have been sold.
Mr.. BOSTON, of the Boston Lumber
Co, has not decided whether he will
rebuild or not. He is awaiting word
from his brother who is in Wisconsin.
Another large lumber fence for bill
posting purposes is being erected on
the corner of X and Seventh streets,
to be used exclusively in billing Sells
Bros. circus.
ALFRED Clubhouse, a drunk, was
run in by the officers on Saturday
night last, and left S. for his appear
ance on Monday. He failed to appear,
so forfeited the amount.
THE electric light line is being ex-
tended along NJ street, and the resi-
dences of John r. Twelves, Jos T.
McEwan, and others will soon be lit
up with the mysterious fluid. The
poles are all in place.
ENROLMENT blanks, with the
Democratic platform of principles
printed on them, can be had at THE
DISPATCH Office free of charge. Every
body should call and get one.
The Early Thornburn potatoes
planted on June 1st made their ap-
pearance ten days from time of plant
ing, leaving twenty-five days for them
to be ready for the table. G. rs.
THE East Coop. has had very nice
stairway built in the grocery depart
ment, in lieu of the old one at the back
of the store. 1t is broad and of mod
ern design. The z. L. NJ. & B. Co.
are the builders.
IHAyE now ready, on hand and for
sale the best variety OF tomato plants,
at 25 cents pei 100; also celery plants,
cauliflOwer and cabbage plants; also
beautiful strain of panSies at so
cents per dOZ. G. lbs.
THE insurance agents of Provo are
being warned by their several COM
panies against fires, now that the
glorious Fourth is approaching, and
they also have instructions to see that
engines, hose, water and everything
of that kind is in readiness.
LAST Friday evening the members
of the Third ward met in the meeting
house, in respect TO eZ-Bishop Tanner,
for his services to them for the past
twenty-seyen years. The evening was
spent in singing and recitationS, and
speeches from Pres. Smoot, Cuff and
John, Bishop Gibbey, and Councillor
Lewis, in which eX-BiShop Tanner
was cOmplimented for his efficient
services. During the evening Bishop
Tanner was presented with beauti-
full gold-headed walking cane, Samuel
Liddiard making the presentation
speech Tables had been spread in
the vestry and the large crowd assem-
bled meted out justice to the good
things the ladies had prepared.
About half-past nine the large room
was cleared and dancing commenced,
which kept up until late hour. The
only objection to the enjoyment of the
evening was the presence of so many
who were not invited, and who did
not belong to the ward. 1t is amazing
to see young men who have no more
respect for themselves and others, go
around places where they are not
wanted, intruding on the enjoyment
of Others.