The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-05-27
MEETING Friday night.

DIR. ROGERS, of Pleasant Grove,
was in town to-day.
THE time table of the Provo City
Street railway appears in this issue.
PRESIDENT DAVID EVANS, of the
Ogden Chamber of Commerce, was in
Provo Yesterday.
LET not only Democrats, but every
body attend the meeting in the
Courthouse Friday night.
THERE is but little danger of the
motors Of the street railway running
off the track at the Bank corner since
the curve has been relocated.
OK Wednesday next, on the occasion
of the Story Lodge excursion to the
Lake, the fare on the street car will
be reduced to Is cents for the round
trip.
THERE was CONFUSION in the Sec
ond Ward this morning, shortly after
benefited by 1t. It's girl. and you
bet your dear boots the father is
tickled.
THE public will soon behold the gen
ial face of Robert G. Dugdale of this
city. He has been released from his
mission to Great Britain, and set sail
from Liverpool last Saturday. He is
expected home at the end of next
week
THERE is party of surveyors in the
east end of town, who refused to state
to DISPATCH reporter when asked.
whether they were alive or dead, sur
veying or eating oysters. Ali they
said was that there would be dirt
stacked up all along the line of survey,
from the the mouth of Provo Canon,
rails laid down, and trains running
inside Of ninety days.
WE were favored with call this af-
ternoon from Mr.. E. T. Hyde, of the
Logan Daily Mutton, and Mr.. John p.
Smith, one of the proprietors of the
Logan Job Printing House. Both
gentlemen are members of the "Black
Mantles" opera company, which holds
the boards in the Theatre tonight.
and are old friends of I'VE editor, y
having all been "boys" together in the
newspaper business in Logan in 1882.
We learn from authentic sources
that overtures have been made by the
railroad officials whereby Provo stands
a chance Of getting the Tintic ter
minus A delegation from the Chamber
of Commerce are now ready to meet
President Palmer and Col. Dodge of
the r. G. W., who are heading this
way in their special, and expect to
arrive in Provo at o'clock tonight
1t seems that national party lines
are soon to come into vogue in the
mere principal parts of Utah. In
Salt Lake and Ogden this seems to be
especially the case. The Democratic
club in the former city has been
thoroughly organized and is being ex-
tensively joined by those who propose
to fight the local issues as Democrats.
The Republicans, of course, will find it
necessary to take up their old party,
and the initiative steps are being
taken in this direction. The Tribune
is the only paper fighting the proposed
division on national lines, but it seems
that the division will come.-iM. Pleas
ant Pyramid.
BLANCHE SCOTT and Minnie Mel
son. the two damSelS from the south
west part Of town who were before
Justice Noon about two weeks ago, on
a charge of disturbing the peace, were
taken before Judge Blackburn on
Monday with view to getting them
sent to the Reform School. After
hearing the evidence His Honor eX-
pressed his opinion that the evidence
was scarcely enough to send them to
the Reform School, and also said that
in reality the place was not Reform
School, and that for the girls to be
sent there would only help to make
matters worse, They were accord
ingly set at liberty, after making huge
promises to be better girls.
PETER STUBBs, of Provo. president of
the Mammoth Hill mining company
was in the camp on Monday, and paid
the Miner Office a very pleasant call.
The property of which Mr.. Stubs has
control consists of three CLAIMS. the
Rebel, Union and Louisa, adjoining
the great Crismon- Mammoth on the
north. Work was suspended on the
group some months ago on account of
snow and the object of Mr.. Siubbs'
visit was for the purpose of looking
over the ground with a view to the
resumption of work He was accom-
panied by Mr.. E. M. Peck. also of
Provo. who is interested in, and visit
ed the Lily of the West, east of
Homansville. in which he is interest
ed.-I5ntic Miner
TNoR SALE-A GOOD 30 HORSE POWER
i steam saw mill, which will be sold cheap
and on easy terms Enquire at Mickels lum-
Der yard on n street. between Eighth and