The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-08-01

tions contested by the PaTnellItes he
would intervene in support OF McCar-
thyite candidates.
Don't miss the Democratic rally at The
Opera House tonight.
THE prisoners in the city Jail last
night, about half past twelve, made Il
noise on the door which sounded much
like filing, causing Officers White and
Strong to go on the run for the Jail
They found that it was two "hobOS'
who wanted water and made the noise
to attract the attention of the officers.
THE list of stockholders of the Lehi
Sugar works and the Provo Wooden
mills shows the majority TO be Demo-
Gratis. And this is how you find the
party of progress represented in every
work of public improvement. The
laboring man viii show his gratitude
to such public spirited men by voting
the Democratic ticket on Monday
next.
H. P. MARTIN and P. Randolph
Morris are at the Hotel Roberts. The
former is travelling freight and passen-
ger agent of the Colorado Midland and
is here with the latter named gentle
man to arrange for the shipping of spv-
eral carloads of sheep and cattle. They
60 to Spanish Fork to-day to arrange
for the shipping Of about twenty car
loads of cattle over the Colorado Mid
land, as that road makes the quickest
time.
A PETITION for pardon has been sent
to Governor Thomas on behalf of John
Pierce, who was sentenced from Provo
to three years for burglary and has
served one year in the penitentiarv.
The requisition pleads that the convict
has already suffered enough, and also
points out that his aged parents are de
pendent upon him for support. The
words exemplary conduct" stand in
Pierce's favor.
A MAN by the name of Abe Johnson
mot our genial livery mani was ar
rested yesterday Oil 4 complaint sworn
to by Lars n. Olson, charging him
with assault. When arraigned before
Judge Noon he plead not guilty, but
the evidence of two witnesses showed
that he struck Olsen in a quarrel re-
sulting from some family matters in
which Olsen called johnson liar.
This brought on blows and the result is
that he was found guilty. Sentence was
set for 9 O'Clock this morning.
DID you ever notice, says an eX-
change, how woman crosses a steret
if team happens to be coming? Well,
this is just tie way she does it: She
stands still a moment, just long enough
to give the driver of the vehicle
chance to start ahead. Then she starts.
100, and consequently a rather awk-
ward state of affairs ensues. They both
Ire obliged to stop, and just as sure as
me starts forward the other is sure to
10 the same, and usually they have
lutte an exciting time before they get
through with it. Just notice this some
ime and see IL it isn't true, any very
too.
PROGRESSIVE hammock parties are
,layed in frolicsome Springville. The /
ccasion is dark evening, and there
re as many hammocks as couples. |
each young lady seats herself in a /
ammOck, and each gentleman has five .
minutes to share each hammock. As
be game goes Oh, suspicious sounds /
Ike long drawn out explosions are
Ieard, which are all that disturb the
fitness of the summer night. a BOBBY
rize is usually provided for tie man
tho doesn't hug every blessed girl in
he whole sweet collection. but it is
ever awarded, because a Springvilie /,
Dung man usually knows a good thing
hen he sees it.
The B. Y. Academy building is be-
lg pushed ahead. The third story
alls are rapidly going up and the
lch and half Oregon pine flooring
being laid on both stories. A large
umber of men are employed and kept
at work. One of the most
oticeable features about the building
the elevator, which cost nearly $400.
is built entirely of iron and steel.
nd is the only safe elevator in use.
is almost impossible for an acct
ent to happen if little care is used
/ its manipulating. The inscription
,ck above the door on which B. I.
cademy is inscribed, looks very nice. I
ut will look much nicer when the {
aystone just under if and above the !
ain entrance IS finished, and the !
lSt of Brigham Young carved on il. c
Bishop JoRGENsoN of Fountain 4
reen was in Provo yesterday with a t
ial box of butter from his creamery.
he gentleman has invested $4,000 in a
is venture, and has the best equipped L
in Utah. Z here are several t
rye buildings connected with it which s
e built entirely of rock, large slabs of ]
ok being used for the floors. Through u
ese buildings streams of clear water j
e continually running which keeps q
e place like an ice house The butter
commended by all who have seen it. v
d Salt Lake merchants say that it is S
2 superior 10 the Kansas butter which "
SITS forty cents pound. J. +. Bo- II
ard will act as agent, and those de- t;
ing to see the sweetest butter ever Is
ought from a creamery should call at b
shard's. 81