The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-05-20
The Dispatch.
LOCAL sPLUDcLETs.

MOONLIGHT nights again.
ARE we going to celebrate?
LET'S celebrate the Fourth.
SILVER & GREGORY, the printers. :"
ADVERTISE and you wall, be happy.
Provo will celebrate Memorial Day.
BARBED wire cheap at
WEST Co-oP.
COME to Provo and celebrate Memo
rial Day.
CASH paid for fat calves by Fred
Kimber, Provo.
FRESH fish and sausage always on
hand at Boshard's.
GET your printing done at THE DIS
PATCH steam printing Office.
The river is rapidly decreasing,
high water being reached some time
since.
THE citizens of Provo will treat you
well on Memorial Day. Come and eel
citrate with us.
The foundation for a new building
is being laid on property adjoining
the Chicago store.
FRUITS and vegetables in their season
CCtll al W clAo tC IOullU ctl lOS1dlu I16
is first in the market with fancy
groceries.
SHALL we celebrate the coming
Fourth of July? If we intend to get
up an Old time celebration it is about
time a meeting was called and action
taken.
The establishment of Dunn & Co
has now opened up, and the assignee
MI Ed. l.. Jones, announces that they
are giving inducements to the trade,
and special inducements on certain
lines.
A DARKEY looking at an-electric car
passing him while in Salt Lake the
othe- day, exclaimed: BOSS, who
made that?" ''Oh, a Yankee AZ
ter bordering moment the darkey
exclaimed: "God bless de Yankees;
fust dey -sot de niggah free, and now
deys freed de mule.
THE Enterprise restaurant is the
finest place in Provo for good meal,
their 50 cent dinner being better than
most Of the hotels in the Territory
furnish. For short orders they cannot
lie eXcelled. Cleanliness, something
rarely met with in a restaurant. is
what you see there. Strangers visit
ing Provo will find this the best place
in town.
An outrage is reported from Span
ISL Fork, wherein an old AZ 5 t'e
victim. She is the mother-ia-laW OF
Mr.. Barney, and is living lwo miles
north Of the town mentioned Barney
and wife drove to town in the E@rH
ing leaving the old lady at home.
V hen they returned she was lying on
the floor seGseless. with her clothes
torn and displaced. Tie officers have
heen notified and are in pursuit of the
per0etrator of tie deed
The coming Jane Festival. in the
Tabernacle. at Salt Lake. Will lie tie
grandeSt affair of the kind ever given
in Salt Lake, or in the west The
great bass, Myron Whitney, and the
famous soprano. Emma Thursby, have
been engaged. and will sing at each OF
the three performances. There will be
over four hundred voices in the chorus.
which Will be assisted by the Taber-
nacle organ. Reduced rates have been
given on the railroads for the event.
and section reserved especially for
Provo.
j. G. DAVIS, the timer, Of this city,
NnlOl0O GAlll III . uSAlIb BlOh II >
Monday, to obtain judgment against a
Denver firm for the sum OF Sl20. 1t
would seem that the firm of James J.
Wallace, Of Denver, secured the con-
tract for the tin and galvanized iron
work on the Asylum, and that they
subcOntracted TO Davis the work of
covering the roof with tin. lie COM
pleted the contract but tie firm re-
fncad Tn IL
they had lost money on the contract
Justice Brown, after hearing the case,
gave judgment for sos.
At O'Clock on Sunday last a meet
ing was held in the Third Ward.
Provo. for the purpose Of appointing
successor to Bishop Tanner. resigned.
and the Presidency of the Stake were
present. Prest. Smoot said that Bishop
Tanner had resigned his office, and
that tbs special meeting was called
Tor the purpose of appointing his sue
cessOr. Elder Richard S Gibby was
unanimously elected. He was or
dam "a a High Priest, and ordained
and sci apart as Bishop of tie Third
Ward The meeting house was crowded
Had an interesting and instructive
meeting was had.
HERE are some who express a dread
g; new order of things IN politics i'm
tah, and who claim special consider
alton for their views because of their
long residence in the Territory. Is it |
p: possible that such have become so
thoroughly incased in the Shell Of past
conditions that they cannot see the |
change now in progress? That /
change has taken place in all condi- /
lions and that it still continues cannot
lie questioned. There are some highly .
ridiculous assertions put forth against /
the organization of parties on the lines
# rational politics. They do not meet
With the approval of any considerable |
laltion Of the gentle people, and they
cannot be accounted fer excepting up
on the assumption that those who are
responsible for them are tossing In I'M
easy dreams of tho days that have
passed away.-I5neS.