The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-08-01


REGULAR monthly priesthood meet
ing tomorrow morning.
SHERIFF FowLER went to American
Fork Yesterday Oh official business.
THE washed and unterrifed" will
be out in full force to-usorrow night.
THE steamer. Florence, made her
second trip 10 Tintic landing yester-
day.
TUE walls of the third story of the
B. y. Academy are going up with a
rush.
ED. OLSON is to have charge of the
Deseret telegraph office in this city,
soon.
JUDGE JUDD, OF Salt Lake, made
iH!E DISPATCH office a pleasant stay
last night
TIE grading on Second street is one
of the best jobs ever done by the street
supervisor.
FIFTY men will be in the Democratic
drum corps in the torchligh. parade to-
morrow night.
W. H. KING and A. L. Booth went to
Mapleton last night TO talk to the peO-
pie on Democracy.
THOSE desiring student boarders the
coming school year should apply to
Emil Maeser at once.
HoS. JUDGE JUDD was in Provo yes
terday, having stopped over on his re-
turn from Spanish Fork.
BoTH motors will be called into use
to day IN taking the participants OF
the excursion to the lake.
LET it not be said that a single Dem
ocrat stayed away from taking part in
the parade tomorrow night.
THE ticket of the people contains the
names of King, Pike, Wilson, and
Others. Be sure you vote it.
A COUPLE of photographers are
around town taking photos of the
principal residences of Provo.
The Democrats Of Provo viii make a
good showing on Saturday night, in
the grand torchlight procession.
THE dementcd fellow seen around
the depot the other day was taken in
charge by the officers last night.
VOTE for honorable, economical and
efficient government by putting in the
ballOt-bOX the Democratic ticket.
SUPERTNTENDENT UNDERHILL, OF
the wooden mills went south yesterday
IN the interest OF wool for the mills.
THE waters Of the lake were kept in
connection by the boat club last even
ing. -Four crews were on the water.
THERE viii be twelve hundred
torches at Democratic headquarters TO-
morrow night. BE sure you get one.
THE family of Peter Stubs and a
few invited friends spent very agree
able day at the Lake Resort yesterday
Snow to the few Republicans in
Provo tomorrow night that the Gard
en- City is overwhelmingly Demo
era tic.
R. S. BRADLEY, general freight and
passenger agent of the Atchison. To-
pe5a Il Santa Re road, was in town
yesterday.
REArEEBER that Democrats, above
all others, must vote straight ticket
Think OF this when you cast your ballot
next Monday.
THE buggy that was wrecked 10y the
street car still obstructs Center street.
Would it not be a good idea for the
owner to remove it.
II is estimated, from computation,
that the Democratic torchlight pro
cession tomorrow night viii be fully
six blocks in length.
EVERY Democrat in town should /.
call at the Democratic headquarters, |
opposite the Courthouse, and get some /
Of the party's literature.
THE p. 0. S. of 4. Will parade to-day
at 2:30. The procession Will he headed |
by the Opera House band, ana the |
patriots viii be i'll full regalia.
The slogan Of Mondays battle viii be
sounded when the order is given to the |
Democratic torchlight parade to-mor- |
row night: Forward March,"
THERE is very bad hole in the
street on the west side OF r. O. w. de-
pot. The culyert has been broken into,
making a very dangerous hole for
teams and also Tor foot passengers.
JoHS I. CAME passed through Provo
on his way to Salt Lake. He
vas returning from Wasatch where he
lad been in the interest of Democracy.
THE eldest daughter of Thomas VOL
'enbergel. the genial engineer of the
street Railway Co., arrived from the
last yesterday on a visit to her par
,nts.
F. F. BEE is building large har-
less shop at Pleasant Grove. The
Is of rock and the building
S brick. Nickel & Co. of this city has
he contract.
If something is not done soon in the
way of putting railing around the
teps leading to the recorders office in
he basement Of tie court house, some
ne will get hurt by falling down the
tops, which is Likely to happen any
ark night. The windows on the east
lde also require railing. .
SECOND WARD YOUNG Mani must
o; viii you return my kiss, reciprocity,
Oh know"
His gill-'That was BIaiue's idea,
as it not?
eyes, love"
Then | must be wicked little Dem
crat, for 60 in for free trade.
A COMPANY Of G. A. R. people from ,
alifoTnia passed through Provo yes :
'rday on their way to Detroit, to at
md the 18th annual encampment OF
lat lodge, which coayenes on August
ii. Each member of the company
ad ar elegant yellow silk badge pinned 7
Il his breast.
DR.. 7. DEWITT TALMAGE, OF Brook ?
n, \. y, VIII lecture at the Stake Il
abenacle next Monday evening, Aug
st 3, 1891. Big Blunders will be
Re subject Of the lecture Everybody ,
lould hear the most popular and |
orld renowned orator Half fare /
lie on both railroads from all sur
unding towns.
A DISPATCH reporter interviewed
Yeral of the passengers on the west
'und r. @. W. passenger train yes ,
rday with reference to the washOut =
at had occurred near Thompson's
rings. They stated that the track
IS fixed up so that trains can pass
er 1t. The country presents a sad
pearance after the food, which tore
. grade IN several places.
rHE Scandinavian Republican rally "
the Opera house was as near fail W
e as it could possibly be About ~
enty OF an audience greeted the Pi
eakers from Salt Lake, and the ma .;
'1tv of those We're people who did not -
derstand word OF the scandinavian GO
lguage, so that the first speakers adj OF
ass was almost lost To the audience
he second sneaker talked Fpulish as