The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-07-25
LOCAL sPEUDGLETs-
From Fridays Daily

MONSIE Err meeting JO-lloiloN hAH'''
Go TO the Theater tomorrow night
Few crackers molested the peace
'h4 public last night.
SUMNER goods for ladies at less thai
cost at McEwan q Co.
Bur little enthusiasm disturbed tn
midnight ar last night.
The meeting OF the fire department
failed to materialiZe last night,
TIE Board OF Equalization was bus
with tax remittances all day yestel
day.
County Assessor HALL, of Sprin.
Vile, made US pleasant call yesIel'
day.
LOOK out for the greatest clearanc
sale ever offered in Provo at the Ea'
Coop. 81
JUST in at NcEwan & Co.'S, a fl
line OF mems pants, shirts and sun
m,r underwear.
The meeting OF the new lake reSo
company. announced TO be held 'as
night, lizzled.
OK account OF to-day being a lega
holiday. there win he no DIsPATcl
published tomorrow.
fly men and teams w3nte'
u.s. snce. apply 20 .. =. Zones
30, Provo, stsIh-
THE Republican Drum Corps went t,
Springville Iast night. Poor Spring
vile, how we pity thee
Money 10 loan 10 persons an
ticipatiug building, at Geo. W
Nickel h 60, Provo
Mr.. SAM BEE, who as been viSitin,
his mother in This cit. returned to h"
home in California yesterday.
REV. Father Maurice Rousselon, o
All Hallow's College, Salt Lake City,
: al the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
The procession tomorrow will be a
characteristic one Of Utah. Her hes
crop" viii be well represented.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sigl
painting done on reasonable terms by
Sam Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
THERE will be no less than foul
banGS in the procession to-day. This
Will make an abundance Of music.
JOSIAH BECK, the jeweler, is movinl
his business into the building next door
to the National Bank of Commerce.
The Enterprise band will conduct the
Fourth Ward Sunday schools to thell
place in the procession tomorrow.
THE Patriotic Sons Of the Pioneer,
were out all night firing OFF salutes II
honor of the advent OF Pioneer Day.
HAVE you seen the new line of ladies
corsets Just in at McEwan & Cos.
and then the prices they are Offered
at.
McEwAN & Co. are selling out thni
summer stock of misses and chlldrens
straw hats. Come and get genuine
bargains.
THE next idiot that inyades Tn
DISPATCH sanctum with . Is this no
enough for your" Is going to &c
hOored.
THE wooden mills are now being rur
entirely by steam. This is on accoun
of the water in the river having gone
down so low.
CAMPAIGN banners Of all description
and as cheap as the cheapest on shOr
notice by =. +. hershaW, opposite
Operahouse, Provo.
THE telephone system was terribly
demoralized yesterday. The magneti,
girl from Georgia must have absorbed
all the electricity in town.
THE wooden mills will take a holida'
tomorrow. Most of the hands are 60
ing up the canyon on fishing tour
The mill will not start again until Mon
day.
The Democrats nominated Alb,
Hatch sometime ago for the Legislature
on the ticket, and now comes the Re
publicans and endorse him. Abe vii
get thar.
PROF. Gee. II. BRIMHALL-''I sa,
uuqualiiedly that there is no othe
man IN the county who is ds well quail
flied to ill the position of county super
intendent Of schools as E a. Wilson.
CoNsIDERABLE trouble was eXper
fenced last night by the street railwa,
company train hands, in getting tn,
train Of freight cars transferred to tn
L. P. track. The trouble seemed to b.
with the frog at the switch.
If the City Council will only go t.
work and grant the r. q. W. certain
privileges on First street, that com
pany Nill only be too willing to g,
right ahead and make improvements il
the shape OF fine brick depot.
T. \. TAYLoR's house on Eigh
street. between q and H, is now fin
ished and is one of the neatest cottage
in Provo. The lawn is looking nice, al
though only sown this spring. Success
in your new quarters, Thomas.
THE frame building, formerly situa
ted in the rear OF f. F. Bees harnes
shop. was removed to his lot on ]
street Yesterday. The building will b,
fitted up and rented, A large work
shop and warehouse is to be bull
where the frame building stood.
THE merchant who believed that il
didn't pay 10 advertise has gone GU
Of business. He was never heard from
during his trade career, and the worlt
would never have noted the fact tina
he had shut up his store had it no
been for a notice inserted in the paper
headed "Sherifi's Sale
A GUN was discharged opposite tn,
Courthouse last night, and the way the
CITY dads. who were in session at tn
time, jumped was a caution. AS tn
ItIDIN NdN SubNGGANa ny IlDdl1S dll'
cries it was thought that something
serious had transpired, but it proved /
be merely some of the pioneers boy
celebrating the advent of their father
into Utah.
SHERIFF FOWLER returned frOn
Salem last night, where he had beel
investigating a case of stealing. l
seems that a house in that place ha
been entered while the lady Was at
neighbours, and two watches stolen. 1
is thought that a tramp who had bee
seen around town had done the stea
ing. Sheriff Fowler was unable to gai
a clue to the thief.
YESTERDAY afternoon, a woman
walked into the police office and de
manded that an officer be sent with he
TO stop the marriage Of her 15-year-ol
daughter, who was about to marry
gambler. She also demanded gun
saving she would shoot the man VIII
would attempt to marry her daughter
and carried on in an extraordinar
manner. In order to get rid of heI
Officer Wilkins told her to start GU
and no xt-o,yl1 follow la,. md arrest III