The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-06-13

GET your printing done at THE Dis
PATCH steam printing Office.
CALL q mass meeting to arrange for
a celebration of our Nation S birthday
Fifty laen and teams wanted
ut once. apply 10 =. =. Bones ~
90, Provo, BfaIn,
FRANK CLATBEY, vagrant, was
before Justice Noon tins morning and
sent up for ten days.
A MARRIAGE license was issued on
Thursday to +. Il. Taylor and Rebecca
Southwick, both Of Lehi.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms by
Sam Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
THE report Of the monster Demo
cratic rally at Spanish Fork last night
is unayoidably crowded out of this is
sue.
THE BaptistS will observe Children S
Day with appropriate exercises at the
courthouse Sunday evening, June 18th,
at o'clock.
Mrs. JANE BEE is still very low, but
everything possible is being done to
help her recovery. DR.. Bickford is in
Mrs. HATTIE VINCENT continues
TO improve, and seems to be getting
the upper hand Of her sickness. We
truly hope SO.
JAMES CUSHMAN was before Justice
NOOn,for imbibing too freely, so that he
will adom the streets Of our fair city
for the next five days.
A BASEBALL game will be PLAYED
next Monday between the saloon keep
erS and clerks of Provo City. 1t Will
be very interesting time.
r. J. DUGDALE arrived home safely
on Thursday night from England.
where he has been spending the last
eighteen months on mission.
GEO. w. NICKEL & Co. now have
the telephone in their office, which
VIII be great convenience to the bus
mess men and public generally.
THE first California apricots made
their appearance at Howe q Taft's
yesterday. This store is the first in
town with anything Of this nature.
TIE road supervisor has done good
Job IN putting that railing on the south
side OF the bridge that crosses the
creek at the junction of Seventh and
l. streets
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.
IN the midst of our political excite
ment, let us not forget the fact that
the Fourth of July is nigh at hand,
and that no arrangements have been
made yet to properly celebrate it.
THE Early Thornburn potatoes
planted on June LIST made their APP
pearance ten days from time of plant
ing, leaving twenty-five days for them
to be ready for the table. G. rs.
WE learn from Prof Giles that the
proposed Tabernacle choir excursion
to Provo on Thursday, June 18th, will
be postponed, as the Old Folks eXcur-
sion to Springvills takes place that
day.
IHAvE now ready, on hand and for
sale the best variety of tomato plants.
at p cents per 100; also celery plants.
caulitlower and cabbage plants; also
beautiful strain Of pansies at 80
cents per dOZ. c, 12'S.
HERBERT SLADE, the Maori who
stood before the great Sullivan i'm
Madison Square Gardens, New York.
was in town yesterday arranging a
match between himself and Lang, the
Salt Lake sport SlaGe goes into train
ing at Battle Creek with the Marine as
his trainer.
Ok the corner of T. and Seventh
streets w. Enders has erected large
bill posting place, to be used exclusive
ly for Sells Bros. circus which is ex-
pected here in July. Mr.. EnderS has
the contract to erect 500 feet of tie
fence, which is ten feet high and built
Of planned lumber.
WE would like to know just what
the Box Elder County Herald means
by this piece of news: "A number of
our men are busy on the B. r. canal.
helping to Scrape out a slide of about
10000 cubic feet of ground. Wag es
1928 per day, team and man furnished.
THE school children with their teach
erS went to Tanners Park Yesterday
and spent the forenoon in enjoyment,
In the afternoon, just as the Opera
House band started to play, the rain
commenced to descend, spelling tie
fun. The children, much to their dis
appointment, had to return to town.
HENRY WoRTHINGToN, of Payson.
applied to Clerk Y. L. Halliday this
morning for a license to we'd one Caro-
line Larsen, but the lady not being
present, the gentleman had to return
without the license with Instructions.
that if the lady would appear before
the justice Of the peace, upon receipt
of Iay "a f3fIQVlt 'iar-lr TIo1l5Ior, ,,-,,,,l.l
send the necessary license.
YES, said a prominent man in
town to a little crowd of listeners at
the Bank corner the other eyeLing,
we will dissolve the Liberal party in
Provo. "Oh. you will, will you?'
quoth true-hearted Liberal. Yes. {"
said the first speaker, I'VE can easily
see you haven't got sense enough TO
dissolve it yourselves, SO we have de-
cided to dissolve 1t FOR YOU
THE Tabernacle choir is wading
into the chOruSes in good shape. One
Of the cEOruses selected is Land of
the Trumpet and Spear" from
the opera of Anna Bolena. Abbie Car
rington will sing the solo this time
Another chorus is "InfammatlIs''
from the oratoria of "Stabet Mater
Miss Darlington will sing the solo in
in this chorus also, which will show
her powerful voice to good advantage,
as she viii hold high C against the
chorus and full orchestra. The last
chorus will be the GLORIA" from
Mozart's Twelfth Mass. The whole
Of the Darlington Opera Company Will
sing with the Provo choir IN the
choruses. The Fourth ward glee club
are practicing hard for this occasion,
and with the addition of these noted
soloists the concert on Thursday next
will be grand success.
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