The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-04-22
SPANISH FORK.
Indications Of Much Damage
From High Water.
Prof. Koch's Discovery APP
piled to One of the City
CounCiImen.
Bench Land Owners lncens-
ed Over the Damage caus- :
ed by Loose Animals.

SPANISH FORK has regalned her
wonted condition of health, and every
body feels happier.
JOHN S. THOMAS has been re APP
pointed Superintendent for one year
for the Young Mems Co OPP. 1t was
wise move.
1T Will take another week before all
the bitches will be cleaned out ready
to carry water. LII the meanwhile
scores of men are at work on them.
HORSES and cattle are being gath
cred up from dill around and driven on
to the bench fields, much to the annoy
ance of the land owners there and IN
injury to their property.
COUNTY Assessor HALL, of SPRING
vile, has spent considerable time here
in rectIfying errors in The valuation
and quantity Of property TO the APP
parent satisfaction of the people. Mir.
Hall is approachable anu just, and
consequently has the confidence of the
masses.
The immense deposits of snow in
the mountains denote very high water
III the near future, aud if indications
are not misleading some OF tie low
lands Will be submerged, roads viii
be flooded ana Dlidges nasneu away.
Now is The time TO take necessary
precautions.
AN error appeared in tue last issue
of The DISPATCH i'll Which 1t Was
stated that tie West Field iIrigating
Co., VAS plaintiff ami Spanish Fork
City defendant III a SUIT now penang
between Tie above parties. IL shoalI
read: Spanish Fork City, plaintiff, VS..
West Field Irrigating Co., defendant.
III previous issue the stock of the
Cooperative store was made to read
$50 900, whereas it should have been
S45 600.
SINCE the discovery of the tubercolis
baccilli by Prof. Koch, considerable
attention has been paid here by promi-
nent investigators as to the kind of :,
microbe that has caused such a gen
eral stampede here in the legislative
circles. The last report is Ioun,e,i
upon an anal ytlcai eXanatIon On the
body OF one OF our City COuucImpn,
who has but recently recovered from
a severe attack. The report is too
y0lumln0uS To be inserted IN full.
Here is one of the ea.Untial parts -
Il found microscopic inciSion right
over the jugular VEN into which Tie
hldeOuS trunlpun2 ClttlUtunL (the name
OF the mlcrObe poured i'll his poisonous
hydrophobIc sGD-llngual juice. lie
first sensation ieit is That OF ii craM i
ing feeling, followed by mental dis
gust with d disposition Of revenge.
| Sudden movements OF tue hands quick
| lY follow, accompanied 10y an uncOn-
trOlable tendency TO press the thumb
nails together with considerable force
| as If tying 10 press the life blood of
the intruding microbe through its nos
| trils. In short tie disease is identical
with that of the third Egyptian
plague. What remedy Wolid you
recommends" was asked the ANALYST.
Said he: Il would build new juil
and have it entirely separate from tIe
City Hall. In 1t | wouId have
micr0be proof walls and doors INTO
which the weary tramp could hold sol
emn communion with lis natural as
sociates to his content or Othe Wise.
| would have separate room for Of
tenders and water pond of hot water
between the prison an the halls of
law and equity where the solOns could
meet and deliberate without fear of
intrusion" Satisfied it'll the explain
alton and suggestion, your correspond
ent seeked other news and the Profess
sor left to Superintend an excavation
| close nv.