The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-04-25
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LIVER s. GREGORY, the. printers.
DIR. W r. PIKE was in Salt Lake
Thursday.
BARRED WIRE cheap at
WEST Co-oP.
FRESH fish and sausage always on
Dand at Boshard's.
Mr.. S. S. JONES made a business
trip to the capital Thursday, via the
r. g. w.
II. OWENS, the rustling insurance
agent, was visitor to the metropolis
Thursday.
For irst-class pictures call on An
dersOn q Madsen. Union Block. Sat
lSfaction guaranteed.
ATTORNEY WHITECoTToN returned
from his Salt Lake trip by Thursday
evenings r. g. w" Eli"
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms by
Sam Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
A MARRIAGE license was issued to-
day to William R. Terry, of Draper,
and Margaret j. Rideout, Of Provo.
As yet no skeletons. the result of
"Daniteism, have been found in the
excavation of the Central Building
block.
THE Ogden Standard is said to be
making hundreds of Democrats in
Weber county with its Republican ed
iterials.
THE DISPATCH is not to blame be-
a
Associated Press dispatches fail to
furnish.
c. II. BLOOMSTERBERG is making a
beautiful showing in the west window
of Howe q Taft's building, with choice
flowers and ferns.
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.
YOUNG UTAH" ]. Frank Picker
ing's latest journalistic venture, has
been successfully launched, and we
wish 1t successful sailing.
A MARRIAGE license was issued on
Thursday to Walter Ellis, of Pleasant
Grove, and Ellen Caroline Ketting, of
Springyille. They were married by
Judge Jones.
THE first company of Mormon emf
grants from England arrived in New
York by the Wisconsin on Thursday
Those booked to Provo viii reach here
on Wednesday.
YESTERDAY the fat boat, which
WaS built at the Sun Foundry, was re-
moved 10 the lake. The passenger
steamer viii be taken down on Tues
day next if the weather permits.
The establishment Of Dunn q Co.
has now opened up, and the assignee.
Mr.. Ed. L. Jones, announces that they
are giving inducements to the trade.
and special inducements on certain
lines.
THE funeral services over the re-
mains OF Edward Peay's five-year-old
son, who died or Thursday night last
OF membraneous Group. were held this
afternoon in the Second Ward meeting
house.
MAYOR BooTH returned from Salt
Lake on Thursday evening, where he
had been attending a session of the
Board of Equalization. During their
session the Board went to TOoele. on
Territorial business.
THE machinery for the sugar factory
at Lehi has been shipped from Cleve-
land, o., in two trains, each train con-
siSting Of seventeen cars. Large ban
ners, bearing the inscription, Utah
sugar Works, have been attached to
each train.
Has the board of health taken anv
action yet in relation to the poisonous
suds emptied 10y the Steam Laundry
into the west ditch on I Street? Or
have the property owners in that
neighborhood to endure the disease
breeding nuisance all through the
coming summer?
THERE will be religious worship at
the courthouse tomorrow Sunday at
ii a. N. and at p. m, conducted bv
II. b. Turner. Of the Baptist Church.
Sunday School at 1890 a. M: Young
peoples meeting at 7:30 o. M, conduct
ed 10y Miss Parsons. All are cordially
IaNited. u. b. TURNER, Pastor.
TIE stockholders of the Midway IT.
llgation company had veritable field
day on Thursday, in the schoolhouse.
when, with the Obstetric assistance of
Lawyer Houtz, of Provo, sort of new
5~-t'-~HNNApiA wac OAOOknN lubO lut
world. The operation took all day
and nearly all night, but it is hoped to
be healthy child, full of vitality
WdSatcb WdUe
WITH better weather, there is visible
improvement in trade and collections,
and While it is but slight as yet, the
oalio0ll for the future is generally re-
sarde as encouraging. Crop pros
i'ects continue excellent, there is less
monetary pressure at points where
some stringenCy has existed, and in the
chief industries some Improvement in
1.-The demand appears.
CAPTAIN DoNNELL, Fire Insurance
inspector for Utah, Idaho and Mon
tana- was in Provo yesterday maklnga
special visit in his official capacity. In
company with City Marshal Brown
ana County Clerk V. l.. Halliday, he
made The DISPATCH office pleasant
call, and inspected the composing and
press rooms Of our mammoth establish
ment. "Oh! you're looking quite nice
here, said the Captain, ',lotS cleaner
ana safer than some other printing
establishments | have been into