The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-01-02

Mr.. BRANCH Young, an old Uta
man we'll and favorablY known all owe
Utah, paid us an acceptable call thi
afternoon, with his friend Mr.. w. a
Starr.
Mr.. A. 0LEsON of Castle Dale. VIII
is about to depart on mission TO tb,
Samoan Islands, paid q brief call to
day. May the brave young fellow hav
abundant success in his distant fell
of labor,
The iremen's dance of New Year
eve was the most profitable Of the
series so far given, and it was perhaps
the most pleasant and successful one
otherwise. The hOuse was crowded
and the best of times was had. IN,
library fund is growing nicely. The
boys will have cases, racks, ETC., pur
chased and set up in a few DAYS and hf
otherwise ready to receive the many
volumes that have been promised them
by different citizens.
ISAAC VOORHEES, and John Craw-
ford last fall each brought suit in
Justice Judd7s court against Manti
city for $4,000 and 5000 damage. al.
legged to have been sustained by water
from the City creek through negli.
gence upon the part of the city, being
allowed to overflow their land. The
justice found for the plaintiffs. The
cases have now been appealed to the
district court. Papers we're filed to-
day.
GEORGE Q CoRAY of the University
of Utah, Salt Lake city, brother of
Don R. Coray of this city, is visiting to-
day in Provo,
HE Ladies Democratic club are to
give a grand ball IN the SouthWorth
building on the evening of the Sth,
Jackson Day.
Mr.. w. A. STARR, from the placers
% miles below Dandy Crossing on the
Colorado paid The DISPATCH a pleas
ant visit today. He brought some
very tine specimen gold nuggets
which make ones mouth water
simply to look at 'em. He re-
ports the prospects down there
rs very fine. Muscle and energy onlv
are necessary to enable one to grow
,ich.
PEDAGoeEAN ball on Friday evening.
January 4th, at the opera house Music
BY The concert orchestra of ten peices.
Tickets 80 cents. The 'Pedagoeean
luadrllle," the "Pedagogean polka
new the ''Pedagogean march, the
Lolita" (bY Giles) the "Haarlem''
md other new dances will be on thu
Program.
THREE hobos were picked un
{ the depot New Years eve |
Y Marshal Knight for picking |
p some shoes at one of the |
torres. The fellows will each work
We days on the streets.
CHARLES GRoEsBECK came over from
pringville the day before New Years.
harley got more tangle-foot aboard
IAN he could well carry and as a con-
he will spend five days in the
ty chain gang.
TIE boys of Provo, and not few of
he business men either, are glad to
ave Charley Hedquist back again with
J. We do know that The DIsPATCH
glad to know that he is rapidly re.
'verlDg from his late rather serious i'll
'ss. Lit don't take many such bows
Charley TO grade town up high.
THE cheapest place for fruit boxes
ID bee keepers supplies is at Geo. w.
ickel's. Provo.
You maze no mistake when Won
ke De Wits Little Early Risers for
iousness, dyspepsia or headache. be- |
use these little pills cure them. Smoot I
ug Co
soUND-A lady's gold watch, Hamp
D movement; on sidewalk near
dge one block north and one block
1t OF Parker schoolhouse. Owner can
re same by calling upon Miss Nellie
llidsy.
. Prices Cream Baking Powder
worlds Fair Highest Medal ayd plploy,e, q,