The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-05-06

THE DISPATCH will establish neither
a kickers' nor DIRECTORS bureau. SPACE
is equivalent to money, and the kicker
and obJector can secure it by the
column at our regular advertising
rates.
The Opera House band and the En-.
terpriSe band meet together tonight
at the Tabernacle, in Joint session ia
talk over the feasibility of consolidate
ing Doth bands and making one first
class organization OF 20 pieces.
ALL parties having accounts against
Dunn u Co., or holding what are
known as coupon books, Will present
the same at once, to be audited; and
all persons knowing themselves to be
indebted will at once settle with the
assignee.
IF you are business man. YOU want
better trade, and you want il lust as
soon as you can get it. Now is the
season to catch the spring and early
summer trade. The way to secure
that trade is to advertise in THE DIS
PATCH. DO it at once, and keep it I'D.
The first number of the Tintic
Miner makes its appearance i'm good
shape. 1t is neat SiX-column sheet.
ana Is devoted ~ the mining interests
IN that locality, which, Judging by the
llrst appearance of the Miner, seems to
be safe in the hands of the Rathbone
Bros.
IT is about time The Utah Democrats
We're getting motion on them. Are
Vhey not aware that there is deep-laid
scheme to make this Territoy a Re-
publican State through so-called Lib
efaI Legislature, and that inaction ON
our partY'S part means success for the
Schemers?-Utah Democrat
THE Pleasant Grove choir was in
Provo on Wednesday night last and
also the SpringyilIe choir. They
Joined with the Provo choir and had y
good rousing practice or ihe ch,ruses
tor the coming festival. The orchestra
was out III full blast anu proved quite
heip IN accompanying the choir.
WE are informed by Registration
officer r. a. Hills that the work of /
.eglSUration, which commenced in
Provo early last week, is progressing
'ery satisfactorily. Mr.. Hills states
hat, notwithstanding the fact that
many men who came to town during
he rush of building work last summer
AVE left, yet the registration will pos
IDLY be increased 30 this year.
WHILE in Nephi Monday we were
hown a very fine piece of galena ore
rom the East Side Consolidated. on
Iount Nebo, owned by Messrs. A.
iague. j. II. Huston, VIM. Probert
M j. Il. Clinton. They haye an i'm
lense body of ore, and are preparing
0 make regular shipments. A recent
ssaY showed 1881 ounces silver. "a. 5
er cent. lead and .03O gold.-Enreka /
'hief. - YIN"
Geo. w. NICKEL has received one of
he best band saws ever brought into
ne Territory. He received it Yesterday
nd had the pulleys and shafting put
I place and the saw running before t
light. Promptness and dispatch are [
characteristics of this firm. They are e
o" prepared to compete with any l
I'm III the Territory, in regards to !
IN ! Mork, ana can turn out any kind .
lathe work, scroll saving or planning /
the best possible manner. Those
)ntemplating building would do well il
call on him for prices. See ad. in o
mother column. " y
ALL of the buildings of the 1.shi y
lgar. company are completed and are Il
waiting the placing OF the machinery. Ii
hlrty cars of the machinery have been y
AIDED on the cars and will be shipped
The farmers of Salt b
axe ami Utah valley have RESPONDED C,
great shape to the representations Il
the company and have pI.,ntoJ 01On ,,
res of beet. With its present capacity d
e works could absorb the produce If y
% acres. Two fifths of the total fl
reage planted are in the vicinity of t!
Lehi. American Fork farmers have
u IN 800 acres, the remaining 1860 /,
ing scattered all the way from -
yden to Payson. If the beets Will Well y,
per cent saccnarine, the farmers will q, .
ceIve So ton; if they go under that :" :"
reentage they will get 81 so. "