The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-05-25

The town asd county Is pfaetica u
free from tramps and Industrial.
These "armies" have been taught the
lesson that they cannot run Utah
county nor any of its towns, and for
the bold, brave and intelligent stand
taken by our peace officers and all who
aided them, which resulted in bringing
about this result. our officers are being
warmly complimented.
JUDGE SMITH has announced that
grand jury Will not be empaneled at
the session of the First District court to
be held in Manti. The grand jury now
workiI G at Nephi have examined into
many cases and reported a goodly
lumber of indictments. Among the
cases they ignored was one against VIM.
Twelves OF this city, son OF
John R. TWelves of the CONNER
cial and Sa ings bank VIM. Twelves
was for long time book-keeper for
Samuel Liddlard, builder and con-
tractor. In going over the books, Mr.,
Llddiard ran across some entries that
he could not we'll understand, and that
needed explanation. Mr.. Liddiard swore
to complaint charging EN- beZzlement.
L hS 5AohO JuAJ gave lnC LudUGCl OuA q
ful examination and satisfied them
selves that no crime has been commit
ted. The matter has been looked into
now by two grand juries and the case
forever thrown out of the courts.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Miss EFFIE FEM OF the Fourth
ward leaves tomorrow for visit with
relatives in Nephi
MEssRs. C. S. LIVELY, R. G. W.
agent at Sunnyside, his brotheI-in-laW,
John r. Meneray of Springyille, and
S, NJ. Coffmsn, also of Springyilie,
were exhibiting yesterdayin Provo large
specimens OF what appears to be and
what minearlogists heTeabout assert to
be pure and valuable jet. These gen.
tlemen have whole quarry of this
mineral located in the southeast part
of the territory. 1t lies under a 8 ,foot
vein of coal and in a formation whose
description is Identical with the descrIp-
ton of the formations in which jet is
und in other parts of the world as
ven in Cops work on land laws
and mining which is considered au-
thentic. Jet, as is known, is compar-
atively scarce article, being found only
in scattering quantities under coal
veins in England and in Egypt and
small pieces here and there in certain
deserts. Some has been found in the
sand near Cisco, Utah. It is used in
the manufacture of iewelry and for
ornaments 1t is susceptible of a very
high polish. This particular quality
when polished has a rich veivetY ap
pearance, most beautiful indeed. On
the surface it can be taken out in
pieces three inches thick, two feet long
by one foot wide. II can be reached
very easily with wagons aud is found
in the mountains in large circular
basin several hundred feet deep the
walls of which are almost perpendicu-
lar and that appears to have been
washed out by monster water-spout
in early ages. Jet is worth from two
to three dollars pound.
The cotton is falling from the trees
today so fast as to be actually disa-
greeable. There is an ordinance pro-
hibiting the planting of more cotton
wood trees, but none compelling the
cutting down of growing cottonwood
trees. Many property owners, how
ever, have planted other shade trees
along side OF their cottonwood trees
and in after years the cottonwoods
will be cut down.
The Rustlers played to fair house
in Payson on Tuesday evening, to a
packed house at n dj on Wednesday
n nhI a at Sna0 nj F3othink ience laS'
100000
A Glasgow man: hnt moves IL. gu
trip had the mission Old man,
burst one of his u-. Aering the
first shoemaker's u lie Saw in order
to purchase a new pair, he asked the
son of St Crispin if he had any hand
sewed shoes in stock.
PLENTY O. them, " replied the trades
man, and after taking the customers
measure he went into an inner apart
ment and soon returned with an armful
Of footwear. The gentleman selected a
pair that fitted him best, and examining
them with critical eye remarked:
You're sure these shoes are hand
sewed?"
Look here, my friend" exclaimed
the indignant shopman, 'ye shairly
dinna think that made thae shoon wi
my eet?"-Family Herald