The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-08-04

from Garden City Lodge No. al. D
q. +. met last evening with the ladie
of the Committee from the Rebehal
lodge. The committees reported pro
gIese and an enthusiastic and very sat
isfaclory session was held. Every
thing goes to show that the excursion
of the 10th will be the greatest of tht
| season.
G. E. You've, the painter, is al
Nephi at work on the new school
houses there, having secured the con-
tract for the painting work on them
The DISPATCH is in receipt of letter
from him asking that the address OF
bis daily paper be changed from Prove
TO Nephi In that letter among other
thlnys he says: Il do not think
could very well do without The Dis
PATCH. notwithstanding the fact that
the frib. calls US who read it idiots
and lunatics.' | can read it still with.
out fear of horrible nightmares to dis
turn my peaceful slumbera " Nephi
since the adjournment OF court seems
quiet. However, the city Is extending
its water mains in every direction,
which, together with the erection of two
handsome and costly schoolbouses, sup.
plies the citiZens with considerable
amount of work, and makes cash a lit
tie more plentiful and free than it
otherwise would be.
A SERIOUS accident occurred late on
Thursday night at the mouth of Ogden
canyon resulting in the death of an old
soldier named Robert Crawford.
James Fackerell of Eden, his EN-.
ployer was seriously hurt. The two
started for Eden from Ogden late at
night. In the dark they took the
wrong road, which led to a dugway.
They were hurled from the dugwav to
the road below, distance of forty
feet,
j. Il. BOOTH, chairman of the trans
portation committee on Black Hawk
reunion to be held in Provo August
22nd has closed negotiations with the
Union Pacific whereby a single fare
r uud trip rate from ali stations in
Utah county to Provo has been secured
for the occasion of the reunion.
JOHN II, ALLEN of the Fifth ward
smiles happily today oyer the advent
into his family of the fourth b4be. a
bouncing girl, which event occurred
this forenoon.
GEORGE E. ROBINSON, the pedagogue,
now has young IDEA" of his own to
teach ''how to Shoot" The little fel
low arrived this morning-all we'll.
CHARLEY DUsENEERRY, after a three
Years tramp over the United States. re.
turned to his home today with tons of
experience but limited amount of
cash.
JOSIAH SMITH, who died yesterday
1t American Fork. was embalmed and
will be sent east to Pennsylvania in
ew days.
DIBD-Wm. "A. Halliday at his home in |
his city, August 4, 1894 of, lung and
Ieart disease. He was born july 20. |
S45. The fuEeral will take place from
be Second ward meeting-horse at 9
b. M. Monday next. Friends and ac-
respectfully invited.
COMPLAINT has been sworn to in
ustice Wedgwood's court by Deputy
larshal Henry against Bert Smoot and
Iarvey Adams accusing them OF fast
nd reckless driving, Hearing of the
aSe has not BEEN set yet.
ATTORNEYS VIM. H. King and J. w.
3. Whitecotton are at Indianoia TODAY
ying a big water case before s. r.
thurman, referee.
JUNIUs YOUNG, a Salt Lake ipsur
&c man is looking up business in,
-ovo today.
THERE has been a scar ity
sugar in Provo of ate
I'd Howe & Taft, wholesale
Ocers. have been beseiged by the
cal retail merchants and blamed for
t having sugar here. A letter to
at firm from the Western Sugar Re, :
Ing company received today explains !
9 trouble. Three hundred bags were
lpped on July 18th, Immediately
on the lifting Ofthe railroad troubles.
on an order given July 1st. This
by error of the shipping
rk of the Southern Pacific rail-
Id, proceeded past Provo east
Ind and was not caught until
lad reached Pueblo The Southern
cifc Railroad company is solely to
me for its nondeliverY AMI for the
ent distressing scarcity in Provo
surrounding towns OF sugar. A
pment of later date is now en- route a
dessrs. Howe s. Taft and is ex. n
ted on every train. u
To BaptIsts.
here will be no services at the n
'tist church on Sunday, but Will y
te with the Congregational church
he evening. J. g. ANDREWS,
Pastor.