The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-07-11
LOCAL sPEUDGLETs.
ATTEND your primaries.
GET ready for a rich harvest.

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GET ready for rich harvest.
ATTEND your primaries tonight.
TIE Pleasant Hour club had a very
sociable party at the Lake last night.
PRESIDENT A. O. SHOOT and wife re-
turned from Castillo Springs, yesterday.
THE Utah county teachers go into
paradise next Monday at Castillo
Springs.
SCHOOL trustees election throughout
the county, except in Provo, on Mon
day next.
DIR. SHORES went to salt Lake on
short business trip yesterday after
noon.
THE all night electric light service
will be a good thing for Proyo-when
it comes.
GEO. SUTHERLAND went to Ogden
yesterday to attend the Republican
convention.
WE are glad to say that Hon. W. II.
King Is able to be around, and will be
out on the streets to-day.
TONIGHT nominate good representa-
tive men TO the convention, to be held
in this city next Wednesday.
Subscribe for THE MORNING DIS
PATCH. only So cents amonth, delivered
right at your door before breakfast.
CAMPAIGN banners Of all description
and as cheap as the cheapest on short
notice by l.. +. Kershaw, opposite
Opcrahouse, Provo,
DEMOCRATS, be at your primary meet
ings tonight and assist in the election
of good delegates to attend the conven-
ton next Wednesday.
SITUATION WANTED.-By young
man, either as a clerk in store or book
keeper. Good reference. Address j.
w, care OF this office.
THE supervisor is again at work on
Second street. If the work begun is
finished it Will add greatly to the looks
Of that part of the city.
TIE regular monthly priesthood
meeting Of Utah stake convenes at 20
O'Clock tins morning in the Priesthood
room of the Tabernacle.
THE dust is deepening day by day on
J street, tie cObble rocks protruding
from the dust, giving the street the APP
pearance of a rough canyon road.
J. W. y. WHITECoTTON went to Og-
den on the midnight train last night,
and VIII be in attendance at the Re
publican convention there to-day.
THE old building formerly occupied
by the Provo City Soda Water Works,
and winch was moved to DR.. Pixies
property, is being fitted up for renting.
Provo is entitled to twenty-eight
delegates to the District convention,
apportioned as follows: First ward,
8; Second ward, 5; Third ward, 6;
Fourth ward, 5; Fifth ward, 6.
JAMES 'CoNNoR, a drunk was run in
by officer Williams, yesterday after
noon. He was released from jail day
or two ago and Judge Noon Will posi-
bly, give him a large dose this time.
The Early Thornburn potatoes l
planted on June lst made their ap-
pearance ten days from time of plant
ing, leaving twenty-five days for them
to be ready for the table.D c. Us.
FoR several days past our evening
contemporary has been notifying the
people that the Second ward Republican
club would meet in the Courthouse
June 18th. We wonder If this means
next year?
/ HAVE now ready, on hand and for
sale the best variety of tomato plants,
at p cents per 100; also celery plants,
caultloWer and cabbage plants: also
a beautiful strain of pansies at 50
cents per doz. {. rs.
5. Z. EGGERSTON, JR.. was arralgned
before Justice Noon yesterday on the
charge OF obsTucting the water ditch
and also OF using the water out of his
turn. He plead not guilty and the
case was set for July ID.
JUSTICE Noon Yesterday gave a de-
cision in The case OF Howe & Taft VS..
The Wooden Mills Co. The decision
is somewhat lengthy and was in fav
or of the defendants. 1t is understood
that the case viii be appealed.
AT meeting of the directors Of the
Central Building company, yesterday,
1t was decided to push the work on the
Federal building to completion. The
cut rock for the west front is being laid
on the ground, and work will be re-
sum6d next week.
INSIDE OF ninety days times in the
county viii be brighter than they have
ever been. What with the building of
the Tlntic Short Line, an uneXcelled
harvest. the manufacture of thousands
of tons of sugar at Lehi, there should
be no complaint Of dull times.
Secretaries of Democratic clubs
in Utah county will bear in mind
that the names Of the members of
the several clubs will be published in
to-mOrrOw's issue Of THE MORNING
DISPATCH. Those who have not
hn lor hi N Il Ia ca
ONCE.
If anyone wants to So the effects
OF the acid used in bottled soda water,
when applied to cloth they should step
down to the r. @. w. freight house.
There is a bolt OF cloth there which
had some of the acid spilled on it from
the bursting of a jar and it burned its
way through the cloth in less time than
il takes to tell.
BY the way the Provo Enquirer pirates
about how much good the Mckinley
bill IS doing the tobacco, cigar and CT
garette trade, ii is hard work to think
that this same paper not many months
since was asking and working for legis-
lation against this same trade. But
then, you know. circumstances alter
cases, -Payson Enterprise
SOME one with more gall than decen-
cy, when the motor came from the Lake
last night, about midnight, and stopped
on the corner of II and Seventh streets
70 let some ladies off, pulled the bell 1
and started the motor, nearly throwing
one OF the ladies off her feet. The con-
ductor very graciously asked an officer
If it would be much Of an offense to hit
one of the "hoboes," and he would
have done right in doing SO. Some
people are too fresh.
ANOTHER chop house and lunch
counter viii be opened in Provo on
Monday, on Seventh street, opposite
Hines drug store, with John a.
Brown as proprietor. The place will
be fixed up nicely, as it is now in the
hands OF the painters and paper-hang-
ers. William Hill will be cook, and
this fact alone viii draw custom, as he