The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-03-07

THE county court ploWed through a
considerable amount OF routine work
yesterday and adjourned.
a COUPLE of Indians who had fair
load OF something on that made their
legs unsteady, were hurried down to
their wlckiup yesterday afternoon by
the city marshal. The Indians say
they got the alcohol al Salt Lake.
II. z. AND JAS. JOHNSON of Red
mond are being tried this afternoon on
charge of assault with deadly
W eapon. The row occurred at Sum
day school dance on the evening OF
December 10Th last.
w. E. PENDLEToN, Payson youth,
was arraigned this afternoon on a
charge Of burglary. j. w. n. White
cotton was appointed, to defend. The
boys father seems convinced that his
son Is guilty.
MEssRS. LEON BACHMAN and Bob
Cunningham Will open the new candy
store lately occupied by Pointer d
Bachman. They are fixing it up in
good shape and expect to open up on
Thursday evening.
The funeral services over the re-
mains OF Miss Tena Berg, deceased,
will be held in the First ward assembly
rooms at clock p. M, On Thursday
March Sth. Friends are invited. The
remains will arrive from Ephralm on
this evenings train.
The Initial ball was had last night in
the Eggertsen hall, 1t was largely at
tended and most enjoyably SO. Mr.,
EggertSen says they Will have party
every Tuesday and Friday hereafter,
and that the hall will be for rent to
any responsible person for parties, con-
certs or balls.
w. B. SEARL, city engineer, is be-
fore the readers of The DISPATCH to-
day in the advertising columns under
the head Of professional cards" Mr..
Searle is an expert In his line and his
patrons may rest assured that all
matters entrusted to his care are in
competent hands. Read his card.
''EGGERTsEN" has something fresh
to say to readers today. Read Eggert-
sens ad. Eggertsen is determined to
do all in his power to quiet the cry of
hard times. His prices are away down
low, and his goods are away up In
quality.
Mr.. AND MRS. D. D. LA FAVOR of
Denver are sOjourning in Provo for q
few days, they are domiciled at the
Roberts. Mr.. La Favor is wealthy
stockman. Mrs, La Favor is better
known as late Mrs. Ella Westphall of
Manti.
RoBT. ANDERSON, a young and rising
attorney who returned year or so ago
from Ann Arbor with high honors, is
before the readers of this paper solicit
ing business. Mr.. Anderson is compe
tent attorney and will be found at
rooms and 5. Eldredge block.
PROF. II. Z. GILES gave social
party to a number OF his friends includ-
ing the teachers of the B. Y. academy
and of the district schools, school
board and members of the choir. 1t
was held in the Christensen Dancing
academy and an enjoyable time was
had, dancing and social converse De-
ing the order of the evening.
THERE is a pond in front of the
Third ward Westinghouse, that might
under some conditions be all right, but
at present it is only useful when frozen
for skating rink and in the summer
as crC Ak = resort for frogs. And, by
the way, on the sidewalk Ut ar the same
public building is big hole that is
handy for some person to fall into,
break leg. and afterwards involve the |
city in damage suit.
Mr., DAVID MELDRUM the ''Village
makes his bow to the |
public in the advertising columns of to-
days DISPATCH. AS Mr.. Medium is a |
Provo boy, having been here all his |
life, every one knows HIM and his |
1t is just the place to |
get your spring work done up promptly. |
He is located block and half north |
Of the First National bank.
JOSIAH Beck and family were
treated to a scare this morning, and
lulck and active work, only, saved their
nome and household effects from g.
ng up in smoke. While Mr.. and Mrs.
Beck were at breakfast Miss Edith
to go into the parlor. There
vas big fire of soft coal raging in the
lard coal stove, and the room was rap
dlY filling with smoke. Investigation
proved that the fue that passes
through the ceiling was red hot and
hat the lath, etc., had caught fire. A
ew buckets of water applied in time
.yoided big loss. AS it is, damage is
My nominal.