The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-02-04
FOCAL spLUDcLETS.

BELOW zero.
H. ALsPACH, dentist.
JACK, the tire-bug.n
POLICE circles are quiet.
SILVER. the job printer, 40 Centre st.
FIVE degrees below zero last night
THE City Board of Education meets
Friday night.
FRESH fish and sausage always on
hand at B0shard's.
Jos. s. HYDE, of Salt Lake City,
was in town Monday.
LOVES request, is pickles, Call at
Dunn s Co, fs:. them
No. 3 or the 3. Y A. Student made
its appearance Yesterday.
SUPr. UNDERHILL, of the Wooden
Mills. left for Salt Lake to-day.
ED L. JONES and Jos. E. Daniels
went to the capital this morning.
MAYOR BOOTH went to Salt Lake
yesterday. He viii return this even
ing.
PROF. ALMA GREENWOOD, of Eph-
rain, SaB. Pete county, was in Provo
MondaE
bob" CUNNINGHAM left for Salt
Lake last evening. His intention is
to locate there.
WHEN you go to the Postofice for
your mail, tumble in at Dunn & Co.'S
and get pair of rubbers.
HAVE you heard the latest? No!
Why Dunn q Co., can knock the sox off
their comprehension the way of prices
WI ~ = " NJ. MAUD and Miss Jennie
Anderson were united in matrimonial
bonds by John E. Booth, Monday
morning.
FRUETS and vegetables in their season
can always be found at BoShard's. He
is first in the market with fancy
groceries.
SHERIFF BELKNAP, ofOgden, visited
Provo Monday, returning the same
day. He brought DOM patient for
the, Asylum.
THE DISPATCH job department is
kept busy day and night in prir ting
the city ordinances, in book form, for
Mt. Pleasant.
TIE Woman's Suffrage Association
give another of their grand balls to-
night in CoX's Hall. 1t will be well
attended, as usual
II is a positive fact that J. r.
Boshard is selling. more pounds of
granulated sugar for the dollar than
any other store in town.
TAYLOR BROTHERS Co., of this city,
have secured the agency of the world
renowned Gobler Piano, and the fam
. olis Chicago Cottage Organ. st
THE Chamber of Commerce will, at
ats session Friday night, agitate the
question Of an xall-night telephone
service. ProTesneeds it badly.
a TEMPORARY structure is in
course of erection for the accomm0da-
zion of the fire engine team. This
running six or seven blocks for team
Will now be done away Sith.
SUPr. PRoBERT heard from his
sheep last night. BE has 5000 head,
in two herds. He says they are doing
splendid, and that snow is a foot deep
in the country where they are running
sixty feet tof the Altman property
on / street, south of the Excelsior,
was sold yesterday by order of the
Probate Court. s. S. Jones bid it in
at a figure of SO 900, or $50 per foot
frontage.
The manner in which people are
subscribing to The DISPATCH is flat
tering. Fifty-six new subscribers last
week, ana thirty seven already this
week. Verify the people know good
thing when they see it.
THE mush ice in the Factory race
on Monday banked it up by the railroal
track. causing the water to overflow
the lands in the south part of town.
Watermaster Thurman was soon there,
however. and had things fixed.
TIE Provo DISPATCH, new semi
weekly paper, edited and published by
James H. Wallis, appears among our
exchanges. The DISPATCH is a we'll
edited seven column paper and reflects
great credit upon its publisher. Sue
cess to it.-Beaver UtoRiGn.
1THE BnS,gn, at Nephi, starts on its
fifth volume to-day. This wide-awake,
progressive paper IS improving with
every issue. 1t covers all the southern
Territory, and while eagerly looked for
'byIt hundreds Of readers, should be
sought for by the live advertisers.
THE following, yags were given 10
OAKS each by Justice Noon Monday
morning: John Dalton. John BrowP,
John Clark. For purloining goods
Jos. Kelly was thrown in" for five
days. J. II. Smith was asked for a Y
as a momento Of his booze of the night
previous. He put up,
DIR. J. E. TALSrAGE has been APP
pointed curator Of the Deseret museum.
ln,-ly will oof alo
valuables and interesting collections of
curiosities anl relics belonging to the
museum, have been moved to an apart
mentin the east end of the building oc-
cupied by the Templeton.
A MEETING of the incorporators of
the proposed Tintic railroad was held
in Salt Lake City Monday evening. 1t
was of an executive nature. but from
an underground source it was learned
that it was the sense of the meeting
that the work of construction should
begin as early as possible, and the road
pushed TO completion.
ID. r. CoBAY, prominent realty
man of Provo City, is at tie Temple
Go all possible for the new proposed
railroad from their city to Tintic. The
new steamer DsW being constructed TO
ply between the east and the west
shores Of Utah lake is expected to be
completed by May lst 1t will be the A..
largest boat in the territory, double
decked, carry 175 passengers and is
owned by Prove. and Denver parties.
Col @. ID. Moore is the Chief builder
Salt Lake Tines.