The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-04-15


BARRED wire cheap at
WEST Co-oP.
FRESH fish and sausage always on
Dand at Boshard's.
JUDGE JUDD and Jno. M. Zane are
in Provo this week on court business.
TIE grand jury resumed its session
yesterday, after a rest of about six
weeks.
CULvERTs are being placed across
she street at the crossing Of 8th and |
streets.
A AmRRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Albert Kerr and Elsie Liant,
both of Payson.
WHEN you go to the Postoffice for
your mail, tumble in at Dunn & Co.'S
and get pair of rubbers.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms by
) am Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
yHE theatre last night had only an
averaged-sized audience. The com
pany performing was not above the
average.
FRUITS and vegetables in their season
can always be found at BoShard's. He
is first in the market with fancy
groceries.
A MARRIAGE license was issued TO
John E. WOTsleY, of Provo City, and
Miss Minnie White, of Salt Lake City.
on Monday.
The largest gresnback in existence
is of $4,000 value, and is the only one
of its kind. AT present it is not in our
possession.
WILLIAM PALMER, of this city, died
at l:45 this morning of kidney disease.
He was 20 years of age, and leaves a
wife and large family.
Hon. JOHN T. GAME was in Provo
Yesterday, He stayed over night, and
went TO Price, Emery county, over the
X. g. w. this morning.
IT is a positive fact that j. R.
BoShard is selling more pounds of
granulated- sugar for the dollar than
any other store in town.
THE mill-race that conducted the
water for running the machinery OF the
r. l.. M. 81 b. Co. has been filed upon
IND and street, making quite an i'm
provsment in that quarter Of the city.
w. ID. ALEXANDER is having gas
pipes put in his new house. Thus the
gentleman viii be prepared to have his
residence lit throughout with gas as
soon as the Provo Gas Works are com
pleted.
ONE of THE DISPATCH typos last is
sue made Dir. Geo. A. Dusenberrv
build fourteen roomed house instead
OF a 'four-roomed". The contract for
the erection Of this elegant structure
will be let in day or so.
II. II. BEAN, the Provo City Lumber
COS rustling manager, has had gang
or men cutting cedar posts Oh the other
side OF the lake for the last few weeks.
so that he will be in readiness when
the launching of the fiat boat takes
place.
AUSTIN BENEFITS family has been
increased by one this week. The
mother and child are dong well. bit
those needing their whiskers trimmed
or hair cut had better be on the look
out while under Austin's hands. as he
is little nervous yet.
EVAN WRIDE is planting 1000 pear
trees, 300 plum trees, and 800 prune
trees on his farm this year. He expects
10 realize more from the trees than from |
the planting of grain, as pears and |
prunes always cOmand high price.
The trees were bought from New |
York firm.
AT O'Clock this afternoon the bids
for the construction of the B. Y. Acad- |
envy building were opened. SNYDER q |
Lowe, Of Salt Lake City. were the |
lowest bidders, their figure being $40
405. The other bids were as follows: |
+. Lund, 49,, 1858; Provo L. NJ. & B.
Co., S6l, 1872; Geo. w. Nickel, SOL .363.
HAVING succeeded in obtaining the
Test and most perfect cutting machine
used in the making of dresses. Mrs.
Cralk is now ready to serve her lady)
friends In all the latest STYLES. at her
rooms, in the old Tithing building. on
Centre street, opposite Court house.
Call and see children's ready made
suits, cheap.
LAST Friday evening, very enioy-
able time was had at the residence of
Supt. E. A. Wilson. mime hostessn
had prepared everything in readiness.
an eXcellent lunch, and that with
which to wash it down, coffee. etc. The
invited guests were district school
teachers of Provo and elsewhere. and
as to time" it was 'tway-up. CAL |
on us again.
A COMPLAINT has been filed in the
Justices court against Z. Lund, archi-
Ject, OF this city, for breaking the Sab
bath. The foundation for the action
appears to be the fact that Mr.. Lund
was doing some work around his house
last Sunday. This disturbed some par
Ties in the neighborhood, who swore
out the complaint against him. He |
will have hearing on Friday at 10 .
o'clock, before Justice Noon.
The changes on the U. p. that went s
nto effect on Monday, makes the i,
morning train from Salt Lake arrive
lere at 800 "a. M, instead Of $50 as .
ormerly. The evening train from Salt 1
lake arrives now at $40 p. M, and t
caves at $50 p. M, instead of 6:I5 and r
80. Train No. arrives in the morn
ng from the south at 7:l5 and leaves
t 1885, instead of 7:25 and 7:45, while j
he afternoon train from the south ar
ives at S:45, instead of 4:3O. landing
assengerS in Salt Lake at Cos o M
instead Of 700 O'Clock,