The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-04-08

II. hLHEAC11. utUllSl.
SILVER, the job printer, 40 Centre st.
Eggs, Pure Breed, cor NJ & 18th. Cali.
BARRED wire cheap at
WEST Co-oP.
FRESH fish and sausage always on
Dand at Boshard's.
LOVES request is pickles, Call at
Dunn & Co., fer them
Cook books given away free at GRAY
& Co.'S. Call and get one.
Miss ZINA HUNTINGTON is back
again at the telephone station.
COURT Commissioner John w. Tur-
ner is back from flying trip to Salt
Lake city.
SUPT. JAS E. CLINTON, of the Utah
Wool Growers Co., was up from Nephi
yesterday.
WHEN you go to the Postofice for
your mail, tumble in at Dunn & Co.'S
and get a pair of rubbers.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms BY
Sam Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
TIE last term of the district schools
commenced Monday. There is a good
attendance of the young shoots.
FRUITS and vegetables in their season
can always be found at Boshard's. He
is first in the market with fancy
groceries.
SUPT. GEO. ADAMS and Isaac H.
Grace, Of the contracting firm of
Adams q Sons Co., of Nephi, are in
town on court business.
IT is a positive fact that J. R.
Boshard is selling more pounds of
sranulated sugar for the dollar than
any other store in town.
SOME fine gravel is being taken out
Of the beds east of town by the Street
Railway 20. Two gangs of men are at
work, one III the gravel beds, and the
other raising the track.
l.. b. MILLER. of Spanish Fork. on
Saturday completed the term Of i'm
prisOnment TO which he was sentenced
Tor unlawful cohdbitation, with thirty
days additional Tor The fire and costs
imposed, and was released upon tax
ing the oath prescribed by law before
Commissioner Greenman.
a MARROW gauge man with cork
screw legs was seen in the streets of
salt Lake city yesterday. This good
fellow IS print ri and carries on his
person no less than fifteen rules. four
sticks, galley, mallet and planer.
pair OF quoins and a shooting stick and
is prepared to work in any shop in the
country. RATS.
DEPUTY e. s. Marshal D. Bachman
arrested Nj. Christensen and Hannah
EShnan, on Monday, for adultery.
The couple had left Salt Lake city
intending to go 10 Colorado They
we're travelling by wagon. but were
stopped and taken back to Salt Lake
city. There were to have hearing
before U. ;. Commissioner j. w.
Green man.
TIE wool clip in the southern
counties is now commencing. and the
condition OF the lOcks shows that our
output this year viii exceed the 49,
COO 600 pounds ef last year by consid-
cradle. Wool is a ready money ar
ticle, and the two millions and over
that this years clip viii produce viii
be so thoroughly distributed among
the people flat easier times can reas-
onaDly be expected in the settlements
remote from the large cities.
JUDGE j. d. JONES showed a Dis
PATCH reporter to-day a specimen OF
asphalt from Tie Fork, Spanish Fork
Canyon. The specimen denotes a very
superior article Of the product and if
there are mountains of it, as be says
there are, he has a bonanza. The
Judge showed it to Mayor Booth, and
remarked: You won't be able to
pick this stuff up as easy as you did
the other" The Mayor said he
wouldn't try if sidewalks as good as
the specimen were laid down.
THE Foundation Stones of the
Earth, and other ESSAYS is a well
written pamphlet. The author is
Joseph b. Keller. one of the principal
teachers Of the b. Y. Academy. The
matter is presented in a thorough,
mastery manner and bears an evi-
dence of deep thought, thorough re-
search, a profound acquaintance with
the subject-scientifc and theologic-
I'D reflects deserved credit for the
easy manner, the epic style in places,
and logical deductions Of its entire
contents. We heartily commend it to
the careful perusal of all.
ABARGE number of teachers from all
over the Territory met in the Univer-
sity at Salt Lake City last Saturday,
pursuant to the published call, to or
ganiEe Territorial Teachers Associ&-
ton. An organization was effected,
and a President, three vice pTesidents,
secrets. and Treasurer were elected.
4 committee WAS appointed TO draft q
Constitution and bylaw 5, on which Utah
c unty was recognized by the appoint
Yent Of County Superintendent L. A.
Wilson, IL Vas decided TO hold the
next meeting on June I'd and Sd.
A SEVERE accident occurred to Ed
ward Vincent, boy about thirteen
7es Of age, Yesterday afternoon, Ia
tnis city. He and his cousin, boy
about bis own age, we're at the West
Coop. store, and when leaving for
home. both on horseback, they pro-
posed race. Each gave bis horse the
whip and off they went. A tney
turned south on r street, Vincent
horse slipped and fell. The boy was
thrown to the ground, striking his
head on rock. The horse rolled over
on top Of him. WA. Liakletter
happened to be standing close to him,
and ran and picked the BOY up. carrying
linn into his house. DR. Eickf0rd aud
Ut. Smart were summoned. and ON
examination found he had receiy ed q
slight conclusion of the brain. and
Also some slight injuries in the region
OF the stomach. The boy was suffering
severe pain and vomiting ensued. His
la5her was summoned and he was