The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-11-19

a SPECIAL session Of the city council
called by Mayor Holbrook is in session
as this ISSUE goes to press, The sub
lect under consideration is the appoint
ment OF delegate to the trans MissiS- 4
slppj congress which convenes at st.
Louis next Monday, and the appropri-
ton OF 100000 to pay said delegates
expenses.
BRIGHAM BUGLER: A multitude OF
LEGO people badly frightened; boy
thrown from vehicle, narrowly es-
Gaping death, and a $500 horse
stretched dead on the ground, is the
result of false fire alarm rung Satur
day evening during an outdoor politi-
cal meeting When the hose cart CINE
up the street it frightened the team Leo
Jensen, son OF J. Nj. Jensen, was driv
ing, The horse wheeled around, broke
the carriage tongue and dashed down
| Main street, throwing the lad out
near Samuel Smiths place. Two
blocks north of the courthouse the
team crashed into tree, instantly
killing one of the horses. Mr.. Jensen
had recently refused $500 for the horse.
1t was a pet, and its death caused
great sorrow in the family. These
practical jokers won't thluk it is so
much fun If they are found out and
made to pay damages.
ATTORNEY E A. WEDGwooD is over
at Pleasant Grove today on legal busi-
ness.
A. M. PHILLIPS, living near Bullock's
ranch south of town, died very sud-
denly this afternoon. 1t is supposed
that he died of qppopleXy or heart
disease. Coroner Berg and jury went
out to investigate. further parJic-
ulars could not be got in tina for this
issue. MI. Phillips was Mason and 9
Grand Army member,
HEARING in the Robert Scott case is
being continued from day today tc
meet the convenience Of the attorneys
} THIS is the season Of the year wher
good honest people are considering
ways and means to enable them to pay
up the Indebtedness of the past year
/ We trust the readers of THE DIS
PATCH viii not forget that it take
money, and a good deal of it, to run
, this paper. We will be glad if our pat
= rons will come in and let us have VIVA
they can conveniently spare.
ADVERTISING psys-the lady's Goa
D recently advertised for in this pepe
was brought to this Office today.
The Success which Hoods Sarsapa
2 ril!a has had in freeing old and youn
from aft ctiOns caused by impure bloo
= is really remarkable. Hoods Sarsapa
rilla Is building-up medicine.
a THE city republican central commit
tee met on Saturday night. AS re
suit of their deliberations a sub-commit
It tea was appointed to meet the cit
s dem )cratic central committee and as
2 them TO meet with the republica
/, committee and consult as how best
d will be to proceed with the school cleo
g ton, the idea being to have it nor
| partisan. The date of the Joint meet
e ing of the committees has not been Sc
d yet, but the probabilities are that
grand mass meeting of the citizens c
the whole precinct will be held an
l. there the candidates for the position
= of trustees from ell wards will be nom
u mated. The election will be conducte
l in the most economical way possible,
l. TIE newly appointed board OF di
g rectors of thu Provo Wooden mills al
l. in session today. The forenoon SEE
70 sion was devoted to organization.
t. THE school election viii be mol
e partisan.