The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-03-06
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.

The New York Cash Store has re-
ceived large shipment Of shoes. Go
ing at fearfully low prices.
WANTED-To buy some good gold
mine claims. State location of mines,
and what depth ore is from surface.
Address, NJ. b. Brisbane, 2. o. Box $50,
Chicago, Illinois.
DON'T spend your money in haste
and perhaps foolIshly-by buying un-
seasonab,e and motheaten goods,
when you can get clean, new.and de-
sirable goods for the same prices, at the
New York Cash Store.
PUEBLO Chieftan says that Prof.
Whites World Fair views delighted
and charmed the audience. All should
attend at the Methodist church, Provo,
tonight. Admission % cents. Child
rem under II years, 10 cents.
LAST evening a Woman's Suffrage
association was organized in the Third
ward, with Mrs. L. A. Newall as chair
man, Mrs. Adelbert ROBERTS as vice
chairman and Mrs. Calvin CTagan as
secretary and treasurer, and an execu-
tive committee consisting of Mrs.
Warner and Mrs. Buckner.
OLD residents of Provo will remem.
Der the Earl of Roseberry, now pre-
mier of England, when the fact is re
called to their notice that he was here
with President Brigham Young at the
dedication of the county court house.
They will remember the episode of the
then young English nobleman losing
his handsome lap robe, present from
his lady love.
TIE proceeds from the dances given
recently by the Provo lodge of the
order of the l. 0. o. F. have Teen
turned over to the widow of a de-
ceased ODD Fellow. The widow is in
INDECENT circumstances, and has four
minor children depending upon her,
and if it were not for the support she
receives from the lodge, she would be
county charge. If the city enforces
the collection of license for the dances
this lodge gives, it Will simply take
each time $500 from fund raised for
purely charitable purpose.
For some days past w. B. Searle has
been circulating petition to the legis-
lature asking that body to pass before
the term of its session expires, some
law to give relief to the owners of
water for purposes of irrigation. liable
as they are to law suits at any and all
times, and to encourage investment in
reservoir and other irrigation enter
prises, land to protect the investors. The
petition heavily signed was forwarded
TO Salt Lake yesterday.
MARSHAL KNIGHT has not let up on
his crusade against Sim Duggins vet.
Sim may be refused retail liquor deal
er's license. His bar is not in plain view
of passerS by from the side walk. A still
hunt among parties who ought to know
ELECTS the fact that Sims saloon is kept
neat and clean and orderly. However,
If he is violating the city ordinaces be
should be punished, The cit zens tru.
that it will not develOpe that the mar
shal's persistent following up of Mr..
DugginS is prompted by spite or
personal pique. The city needs reve-
nue..
SUPERINTENDENT D. II. CHRIsrsEN. |
EN- says that if the legislature tinker
With the tax law, as threatened in such
way as 10 transfer the money from
5he territorial school fund to the
general fund, and the county court
ais TO assess higher county school
ak than one and half mills, which
as high as the people will stand, and
IS high as the court cares to assess
many of the districts in this county
ext year will not be able to kee,
heir schools running during the en-.
re year for lack of funds.
rarIs Is threatened with a denc1r IN
er budget, and the municipal council
roposes to provide for it by an increas-
tax on funerals. Undertakers ara
ublic officers in France, and fees are
xed by law. The lowest price of a grave
two square meters is $40. An addi-
onal meter costs 5000. The council
-oposes to make the minimum CHARGE
90 for two meters,