The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-08-08
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The fremen win be out drilling this
evening, Come out and see them.
TRAINS leave Provo at SOB p. m. for
Castillo Springs on Saturday night.
ARCHITECT WATKINS says that times
are frightening in the building line.
Mr.. PETERS of American Fork was
a visitor to the Garden City yesterday.
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JUST in at McEwan & Co.'S, fine
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Money 10 loan TO persons an
ticipatiHg building, at Geo. w.
Nickel n 90. Provo.
THE Opera House band are practicing
hard every day getting in some heavy
licks on new cOrnet piece.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms by
sam Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
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B. NJ. ROBERTS, an old resident Of
this city. died at his residence at4:l5 a.
N. yesterday The gentleman has Eeen
ailing a long time. He was "a years OF
age.
IT gals our evening cotem. to see
this paper flourish, as it is doing, es-
pecially when the business Of that street
is decreasing. Well. this we can not
help.
r. F. NELSON Of the Missouri Pacific
road, and Theo. +. Powell OF the Chi
cago. Minneapolis and st. Paul road,
two prominent railroad men, are at the
Hotel Roberts.
The "hobo" who hoped on to old
man Vincent and gave him licking,
was before Judge Noon yesterday
morning, but only got sent up fifteen
days for bis freak.
JAMES THOMPSON and others petit
toned the city council last night That a
license be not granted for running a
saloon on Seventh street between Ii
and 1, but the petition was laid on the
table.
THERE is some hope of Provo getting
waterworks after all. Two Colorado
firms are anXiousiy making inquiries
about Provo, and visit is proposed by
them in the near future to look the
matter up.
Mr.. A. F. Boston and brother, who
are in the Garden City at present, are
l-stuck" on Provo and will start bust
ness here if they can find the least en-
enlargement. Stay with us gentlemen.
there is always room for good business
men in Provo.
THE R. G. W. Nestbound trains were
all delayed Yesterday by wreck on
the ID. & r. e., but no particulars
could be obtained No ] train yester-
dav afternoon was on time, but it had
been made up for local passenger traffic
and did not have a mail car on.
A SOUTHERN paper is Offering a prize
for the best essay on how to raise boy.
The old-fashioned way of raising him
with shingle and the maternal slip
per was not so bad, but we are not
competing for the prize. We merely
throw this out as a hint tina some per
son is at liberty to elaborate.
PROF. LEO HAIFELI leaves this NOR
ming for his mountain home in Provo
Valley, taking with him most pleasant
"reminiscences Of the fine things he has
seen and the cordial feelings he has en-
loved m the Garden City. Our readers
can Judge a little of the Professors
disposition toward Provo from a sonnet
published elsewhere in this issue. We
bid him in response 4 hearty farwell!
THERE is peculiar disease among
the sheep in Utah valley, and In some
hocks it Is working a havoc. Several
Of the herders have lost heavily, and
vet they have been pOwerless to check
the trouble. The sheep are first at
tackled with symptoms of. cholera, ac-
cOmpanied by a securing, which re-
duces them TO such a condition OF
weakness that they succumb in a few
days.
WHY spend money in Salt Lake for
newspapers. when your own a home
newspaper. THE DISPATCH every
morning contains the cream of the lat
est Salt Lake news, as well as the tele-
graphic news from all over the world.
In addition to all the local news, and you
get it laid at your door every morning
before YOU are out of bed; at least, SIX
hours before you get the Salt Lake
papers?
JAMES HEBER HARRISON died at
the residence Of his parents in this city
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, OF
typhoid malaria. Deceased was the
SOL of William and Annie Harrison
and was only about twenty years of age.
He was young man of great merit
and had bright prospects before him
He was well respected by all who knew
him. The funeral viii take place in
the first ward meeting house at ?
O'Clock to-day.
THE Fire Department held a meet
ing last night and it was decided that
they run an excursion TO Castillo
Springs on August 18th. Chief Brown.
jos. Cheever, Charlie Davis, Hyrum
Hatton, and Leo Halliday were APP
pointed a committee to confer with the
railroad company and see what ar
rangements could be entered into for
running a special from Lehi 70 Cas-
tilla. The committee g to work to-day
and due notice will be given OF the time
Of train, fare, etc. Everybody should
turn out and help the boys in this ven
ture.
FROM our neighDor city, Provo, re-
ceived on our exchange table several
copies Of The MORNING DISPATCH
It is paper which has only reached
to No. q. Vol i, but is the Democratic
organ in the Garden City and Utah
county. and Will no doubt be well pat
ronized by the citizens OF this political
faith To Judge after hasty reading
Of the different articles the pen hasfallen
into a lively hand by the name of