The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-03-26
Zee Rustlerg tomorrow evening.

Two loaves of bread cents, four for
10 cents, at Elite Bakery.
Hoods Pills are hand made, and
perfect in proportion and appearance.
25c, per box.
FAMILY washing at lowest rates. |
Work guaranteed. Will call for clothes. |
Leave orders corner n and Sixth |
streets.
THE familiar face of Alex Suther
land, attorney at-law is seen, again on |
our streets. He came up from Sanpete
yesterday.
EeGs for sale from thoroughbred |
fowls, warranted pure. Fifty cents per
dozen. Brown Leghorns. Also lucerne
hay, first cut.-Dr. Talmage, Provo
Bench,
JOHN MAYER of Lake Shore has been
placed in the county jail to serve q
term of eight days for disturbing
dance at Lake Shore on the evening OF
March 23d.
Do not put off taking spring medi-
cine but take Hoods Sarsaparilla now.
1t will purify your blood, strengthen
your nerves and give you good
appetite.
ERN YOUNG. end man for the
Rustlers, arrived from Salt Lake City
this morning and will remain for
several days. Mrs. Young accom-
panies her husband.
TOMORROW at 1890 O'Clock Olson's
band will be out, twenty strong, hav-
ing been engaged to parade with the
Rustler Minstrel company whose per-
Torrance takes place tomorrow even
ing.
A LAMP explosion caused consider
able excitement last evening in the
home of w. j. Ross manager of the
Provo City Lumber Co. The fire was
put out without the assistance Of the
fire department. Loss only nominal.
JAMES JOHNSON of Salina who has
been in the county jail since March 7th
serving out sentence for assault
passed upon him by Judge Smith, has
made arrangements to pay the balance
Of his fine and will go home this even
ing TO his wife sadder but wiser
man.
AND SO the Enquirer is again boast
ing of the great amount Of type 1t sets
know when paper uses leads to fill
space. The Enquiries trick in this line
is old and can hurt only the business
of the Enquirer
THERE is an unusually large number
of witnesses in attendance upon court
today. There are oyer thirty from
Ephraim, Frisco and Bingham On the
Van Patton case alone and a great
many from Salina on the ]. K, Booth
case, besides others.
DIR. F. D. BICKFoRD left Sunday
for tortland, San Francisco, and other
coast points, on two weeks business
trip in the interests of his father.
While absent from Provo, DR.. Smart
may be found in DR.. Bickford's office
attending to his practice.
GOVERNOR WEST has issued a pro-
clamatlon designating Nephi as the
place for holding the May term of the
First District court and Manti as the
place for holding the July term. When
The present term adjourns court will
not convene in Provo again until Sep
TENDER next.
THE DISPATCH is deeply obliged to
E. Stevens Tor tickets to the tabernacle
choir concert to take place the last
evening Saturday night of the con-
ference In the large tabernacle in Salt
Lake. Doubtless there will be strong
representation from Provo. Few there
are who would voluntarily miss such
thing when given by this justly cele-
brated band of signers.
WHEN it comes to news, there is of
course only one newspaper in Provo,
all classes acknowledge that" The
newspaper that the public acknowledge
as such is The DISPATCH. 1t publishes
more local and other legitimate news
by far than does the Splatterblotch,
from which the words above quoted
are taken, and avoids publishing fake
specials"
AN organization calling themselves
the Provo Jockey club has recently
been organized. 1t consists of some
twelve or fifteen members and it pro-
poses this summer to lease the race
track belonging to the Drake estate
and run race course. The officers of
the association are: President, H.
w. Davis; vice-president, I. L. Evans
secretary, R. @, Watkins; treasurer, S.
u 0OuCO, SOhOAoi hdudSSA, OidHdLu
Daley.
PROF. WILLARD WEIHE, Utah's
great vlolinist was a gust at the home
OF Mrs. Gates last evening where there
was gathering of unsteady inclined
people. With him was Mr.. f. Christen-
sen who is cello player of local fame.
The evening was spent in the realm
of music, and to say that it was de-
lightfully spent is putting it lightly, |
Many solos were played by the artist
who was IN happy frame of mind. |
What WAS also highly appreciated was
a string quartette by Weihe, Coleman,
NJ. Christensen and f. Christensen.
TIE Enquirer on Saturday evening
again boasted of its "speciar' teIe
grams. Neither on Saturday, nor on
Friday nor on any day for long time
now has the Enquirer received one
word of news by telegram either
'speciaF or any other waY. Those
twice a-week-writteni n-advance syn
1icate letters are cheap and as useless
md unreliable as cheap. Was there
anything but cbaff in the boosted but
axe Pendergast special published
y the Enquirer on Friday last2 The
DISPATCH en- that day merely an
bounced that Carter Harrison's muir.
Ierer must hang, which is true. If
here was any occasion fer Growing On :
he part or the Enquirer, nobody has
ound it out yet.
Clinton, Missouri.
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