The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-21
LOCAL sPLUDcLETs.

SILVER, the job printer, 40 Centre st.
BARRED wire cheap at
WEST Co-oP.
FRESH fish and sausage always on
hand at Boshard's.
LOVES request is pickles, Call at
Dunn & Co., fer them
INSURE in the Lion Insurance Com
pany. Assest 81, 700,0 900. II. Owens
Agent.
WHEN you go to the Postofice for
your mail, tumble in at Dunn & Co.'S
and get a pair Of rubbers.
A POLICY in the New York Under
writers is a sure protection. Assets
100000 H. Owens, Agent.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms 10y
Sam JeppersOn, Provo, Utah.
A MARRIAGE license was issued to
Frank j. keenan, and Helen C. Ait
ken to-day, both from Lake Shore.
TAKE out a policy in the Imperial
Insurance Company. Assets over
$l0,000,000. II. Owens, Agent.
DIVE thousand dollars accident in
surance, $500 per week indemnity,
only $500 per year. II. OWENS,
II. OWENS IS agent for the National
Insurance Company of Hartford. Get
policy and be protected in case of
fire.
FRUITS and vegetables in their season
can always be found at Boshard's. He
is first in the market with fancy
groceries.
LosT.-A cap and twelve balls off
the rear wheel Of my bicycle. Finder
will please deliver the same to
MCBURNEY, at COrnice Works.
THE West Coop. are moving their
dry goods department into the first
story Of the Cox building. which has
just been compile ted.
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.
a MARRIAGE certificate was issued
Yesterday to Thomas Lloyd and Mary
E. Gabbitas both of Springville. They
were married by Judge Jones.
A SHEEPHERDER from Spanish Forb
Canyon, named J. p. Johnson, deposit
ed V with Justice Noon yesterday,
for being drunk with new wine.
YESTERDAY Teamster Ferry anC
officer Hill made trial of Harvesting
and hitching the fire engine team. /
took them Just "a minutes to have The
engine on the road.
THE East Coop. is putting on its
spring attire in the shape of a big let
H. taI,
whole of the west side of the building
H. ]. Maiben is the artist.
THE Boat Club ball last night wa
a grand success, brilliant lights, bril-
liant colors, and brilliant music, no
forgetting brilliant people, making it
scene long to be remembered.
THE moulders at the Sun Foundr
have resumed work and the bushes
is in flourishing condition. The pro
peller for the new steamer being bull
there is being cast at the Foundry.
IN the police court this mornin
Henry James was sent to jail 70
seven and one half days for intoxica
ton, while John Mcintosh was fine
$3.50 for the same offense, which h
deposited.
THERE will be religious worship a
the Court House, Sunday tomorrow
atll a. m. and at 100, conducted b
Rev. Il. B. Turner, pastor of Baptis
Church. Sunday School at 1920 in tn
morning. All cordially invited.
THE Salt Lake Times has our thank
for the compliment it pays THE DIS
PATCH in its issue Of the Sth inst. A
1t there says, editorially, 'DIsPATCI
is the word" SO say the people a.
through southern Utah, and the DIS
PATCH gets there in consequence.
THE ball given by the Springvill
Peasant Hour Club, on the 10Th, wa
= very pleasant affair The hall wa
nicely decorated with flags and bar
ners. and presented a gay and brillian
appearance. The best of order alway
prevails at the dances given by thi
club.
THE Provo people and the Tintit
ties are still red-h0t for the short lin
road. Judging from the character q
the men who have organized a com
pany for that purpose. we are of tn
opinion that the road will be sure G
and q grand succeSs.-SGH Lake StOc
Exchange Journal.
rTHoMAs VINCENT of the Secon
Ward, was seen Thursday looking a
happy as a full blown peony. Whe
asked what was the matter, he said b
MAS irving to see how the word papa
would fit with him. 1t is boy, an
Tom is about the happiest chap ]
town just now.
Ara meeting Of the Provo Fireme
held Wednesday, March 18th, it wa
decided to give torchlight parade an
q ball at Springyille on Wednesda
NEXT. March 25th. 1t was also decide
10 have drill the following Saturda
some where about 5 o'clock, when tn
Are alarm will be sounded.
NEXT Friday night the following
programme will be given at the NJ. E
church i'll this city, at o'clock: Rec
itations.. Mr. Kerr, James Wilkinson
and John Riley; essay, M. Willis; mu
sic. Hattie Noon: select reading, NJ
Taylor; song, Arthur Stewart; selec
reading. NJ. Van Gundy; Messrs. Phi
lips and Bee, violin solo; recitation
Miss Fiddler.
WALTER SCOTT. the appointce o
the City Council for water-master, ha
fled suit against Thos. K. Thurman
ex-watermaster of Provo, compellin
him to vacats his Office and yield q
the books, records, etc. w, II. Kin
represents the city, and John b. Mil
ner Mr.. Thurman. The decision wi
be awaited with much interest, az
will decide the legality OF the Cit