The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-04-29

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Dunn & Co, or holding what are
known as coupon books, VIII present
the same ut onCe, to be ai;Jifrd; and
all persons knowing themselves to be
indebted viii at once settle with the
assignee.
EVERYBODY knows how 10 1un a
This is an aXoim. But
the editor knows more about it than
everybody does. The one significant
fact about THE DISPATCH is that it
imagines it is running itself, and do
ing it well.
PARENTS should visit the schools.
They should not be indifferent to what
their children are doing in the school
room. 1t encourages both pupils and
teachers to have the parents visit the
school, and shows an interest in the
school work.
THE funeral services over the re-
mains of Edith, infant daughter Of
Oscar w. and Annie Flygare, OF this
city, were held In the Second ward
Westinghouse on Tuesday afternoon.
The child died on Monday morning of
membraneous Group.
The children of the First Ward Sun
day school go to Graves Park on
Friday, May 1st. The use of the
grounds and pavilion has been ten
dered them by the proprietors, Sutton
& Graves, who will also furnish the
music for the children free of charge.
THE time for holding the Utah
Stake Conference has been changed
from May 81 and June l, to May 80 and
u. This is done in order to give the
people an opportunity of attending
the annual Conference of the Y. Z. M
|. A. in Salt Lake Tabernacle June /
and
The firemen We're out in full uni
form last night, and made a good
showing in the drill. 1t only took
eleven minutes from the time the
signal Was given to get up steam and
have stream of water pouring from
the hose. Chief Brown is we'll satisfied
with the company.
PRESIDENT HARRISON will reach
Salt Lake at 4 o'clock on Saturday
morning. May 9th, and will remain
until midnight, instead Of leaving at
noon, as had originally been intended.
A big time is being arranged for and
excursion trains will be run to Salt
Lake from all parts.
For occasion of the May Festival at
Provo, May 10Th, the Rio Grande West
ern Ry. will issue tickets from all
points in Utah County to Provo and
return at rate of one fare for the
round trip; tickets to issue May 18th
and 10Th, good returning up 10 and
including May 18th.
The meaneSt woman on earth has
been located at Hiawatha, Kansas.
She hired a poor woman to wash for
her at fifteen cents an hour and while
the poor creature was at work turned
the clock hack an hour and half.
You can wager, too, that that woman
expects to get to heaven.
ANDERSON the photographer has
taken in Mr.. JOS Madsen as partner
The public will remember that Mr.
Madsen has been in the business fer
years. and is one of the oldest and
most experienced photographers in the
Territory, He is acknowledged to
be one of the best retouchers in the
country.
A LADY went into one of our grocery
stores the other day and asked to look
at some finger bowls. Judge of her
horror when the clerk Ia boy who had
evidently never heard of such things)
handed out one white and one yellow
piece Of queensware. about eight inch
es across the top, with small handle
on one side.
Provo ought to get wealthy and
even boom when she can boast of fif-
teen to twenty saloons, each paying an
annual license of 1920. The saloon
men now ask the City Council for the
privilege of keeping open doors all
night. Twenty thousand dollars paid
yearly ought to fetch some favors.-
Brigham City Bugler.
THE Salt Lake City Stock Exchange
Journal says: 1T Is believed that
there are some excellent mineral de-
posts in Provo canyon. Old timers
there tell of the finding of ore bodies
years ago that have been covered up
and left undisturbe d. They should be
re-opened and worked now that the
times are propitious."
THE price of hay in Colorado has
gone up so much that Utah shippers are
sending large quantities to Denver and
other points. Last week train load of
eighteen cars was shipped from Roy
lance & Crandall, of Springville, des-
tined for Denver parties. This is the
second train load his month shipped
by and to the same parties.
THERE is a splendid cake in the
display window of Browns bakery Oh
Centre street. The cake is the work
of William Hill, and certainly reflects
credit on him as an ornamental cake
artist. MIR. Hill took the premium at
the Territorial Fair for an ornamented
cake, although there were men from
Chicago competing for the prize.
G. p. Thompson, late agent of the
Union Pacific company at this place.
has been appointed agent of the R G
w. at Srpingville. Utah He left for
that place Sunday afternoon His
family will still remain in Brigham
George has been good citizen and is
a gentleman in every sense of the
word. We hate to see him leave.
Brigham City Herald.
Now that the weather is settled. the
people may look to see matters as
sumo more prosperous aspect in gen
eral than has been the case for some
time past Building operations are be-
ing resumed in lively manner, and
the mechanic and the laborer, who
have been awaiting the advent Of fine
weather so patiently, are now helping
to make ring the glad song of industry.
"Is it true that you don't wear socks?
Won't you let me see, please?" said a
,rpr,an IN larry