The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-05-30

THE sandstone for the Central Build
ing is being hauled from the depot.
The rock is from Spanish Fork Canyon,
about two miles this side of Thistle
WALTER TAYLOR. of the Second
Ward, was seen on the street ytsl,r
day, with TX smile OH his c0"n-
tenance. If you meet him don't be
alarmed, rs it was a girl baby that
caused the smile. Mother and Child
both well.
The u, n. & C. r. r. directors in
Salt Lake have l. e.. ed $3.50, 600,
with which it is understood operations
Will he commenced on tile road. The
bonds have heen placed IN New York
for S4 ,000,0 900. 1t is understood that
inside of fifteen days dirt will be-
thrown in this county by the graders
OF this road.
The closing service of the Confer
ence year will be held at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church tomorrow at
II a. N. Fhc pastor woald be glad
to see all friends. visiting strangers,
and men Els. There will be short
sermon followed by reception of
members and general class. Union
Memorial Service in Proctor Academy
at SIP. m. 6. III. JEFFREY, Pastor
OK Thursday last, Knudsen Brcth-
ers, of this city. had two valuable
mares staked out in their pasture
near the Jake, when young horse,
belonging to August Alan, got into
the pasture and began kicking one of
them. Within five minutes the mare
was kicked to death. The kick thai
caused the death of tie aninti
struck just behind the shoulder The
mare was worth about $3.50.
A VERY enjoyable time was spent
at the wedding reception OF Nh. and
Mrs. Sam z. Jones, in the SecGn
Ward on Thursday night last. A
large number of friends and relatives
Of the young couple was present and
the time was spent in speeches, sing
ing and Rotations About half-past
nine o'clock the Enterprise Band. of
which Sam is member, marched to
the house and rendered some excel
lent selections. Many useful presents
were given. together with good wishes
for the prosperity of the young couple.
The DISPATCH hopes that now Sam
has made up for his long bachelorhood
by securing jewel of wife, that
he will enjoy a whole life of bliss, and
that his future troubles may be little
ones.
General Manager Dodge, accom-
panied by his secretary G.. G. Smith,
returned Yesterday from weeks
visit to Ogden and Salt Lake City
General Manager Dodge took a trip
over the propoSedfine from Salt Lake
to the Tintic nj ming district. He
was much pleased with the route and
informed the people that the Rio
Grande Western would build the
road. 1t is only forty miles to the
mines and the road would not prove
expensive. Regarding the line now
being built from Thistle, in a soutll-
westerly direction. Gen ;ra Man :gar
Dodge said it would be purely "A local
line. 1t is getting dangerously near
Los Angeles and 1t is believed if The
Rio Grande Western does not build
to the coast some other line will
come out to meet it.-Denver NeacS
LAST night representatives from the
different lumber companies of Provo
and Utah county met at the office of
Geo. w. Nickel u Co., and effected an
organization to be known as the
"Lumberman's Exchange of Utah
County" Geo. S. Taylor was elected
president; H. II. Bean vice-president;
Geo. w. Nickel secretary, and A. f.
Boston, treasurer. The organization
has been talked OF for some time past
among the lumber dealers, in order to
protect themselves against irrespon-
sIble contractors. for, as Nh Bean re-
marked, 'whel one of these contract
ors get left some one has to hold the
sack, and it generally falls to the
lumber dealer The price of lumber
viii be uniform with Salt Lake prices.
although the lumber men of Prove will
lose BY ii. as The freight trom Salt
Lake viii make lie cost If the lumber
to the shipper that niurh more. The
people of t tab county viii I've much