The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-07-15

FROM SUNDAY DAILY
The cut rock continues to be piled
around the Central building. This
and other signs look promising for the
resuming OF work next week.
MARRIAGE licenses have been issued
to John e. Snyder and Pearl Dell, of
Provo, and o. Fulmer and Caroline L.
Van Lewrien, of Springville.
THE representative conventions are
to be held Wednesday, the 10Th, instead
of the 10Th, as formerly announced in
the call of the executive committee.
THE Second ward will have their an
nual outing to Nelson's Gardens on
Thursday, July Is. Everybody in the
ward should turn out and have a gem
eral good time.
J street had another soaking yester-
day from the overlooking of the water
ditch, and it is now very suggestive of
the condition it will be in when bad
weather begins.
A. H. LEyITRE, the man who was ar
rested some time ago for embeZZlement,
appeared before Justice Brown yester-
day for a hearing. AS no one appeared
against him, he was discharged.
The list of registered voters of Provo
precinct is now hanging in the corridor
of the Courthouse, and it would be
well for every qualified voter to ex-
anime the list and see that his name
is on it.
COLLECTOR BROWN completed post
ing the tax list for Utah county yester-
day. Some of the notices have been
sent to the towns throughout the
county, and the balance have been
in Provo. They amount in all to
5000.
HAS any kind Republican been good
enough to igure out just what was
done with the SO 100000 which be-
longed to Utah of the expendi-
ture of the last Congress? No, she is
not in the ring, and nothing can be
done for her.
SHERIFF FOWLER went over to Span
ish Fork yesterday in quest of the
stolen horses of John Rockhil. A
suspicious character was first orun to
I earth without making any discoveries.
/ On the SheTiff's return he was in
| formed that Mr.. Rockhill had received
word that his horse was in the estray
pound at Mapleton, and had started
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the robbery was no robbery at all.
The Provo MORNING DISPATCH reaches
I our exchange table daily. THE Dis
PATCH is the neatest and newsieSt daily
outside of Salt Lake, and to our knOwl-
edge is the only daily published south
of Zion. If there is any other daily
published south of Salt Lake we plead
/ ignorance of it's existence-never
having seen it on our exchange table.
We wish the MORNING DISPATCH much
prosperity .-American Fork Independ-
ent.
THREE more forged checks arrived
from San Pete county yesterday. Two
of them we're drawn on 5. 5. Jones and
the other drawn on some unknown
gentleman. These checks make about
$500 that this willy forgerer has got away
with will .he past few weeks.
Sheriff Fowler has in his possession Il
check, the handwriting of which
/ answers exactly to those from San
/ Pete. and which was cashed in this city
| during last winter, 1t is very strange
I that the officers in the south should let
such prize as this fellow is, slip
| through their hands.
A PAINFUL accident happened at the
Sun fouIoIy yesterday afternoon,
whereby Sam Richards had the third
finger OF his right hand mashed. Him
self and two others were moving a tur-
bine wheel, weighing about 600 pounds,
in which act he had his finger caught
between two sections oil the wheel.
The other boys were lifting on the piece
in which his finger was caught, and the
harder they lifted the tighter his finger
was pinched He succeeded in extricat-
ing his hand, but the flesh was burst
open and the nal was torn off entirely
He applied shellac and alcohol and
bound it up, and although the pain
must have been severe he went on with
his work.