The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-05-08


pared for the state of Utah that will be
presented to the voters next November
TO ratify. Yesterday the convention
adopted the address to the people, de-
termined to compile and publish as
early as appropriations for that pur-
pose can be obtained, the journal con-
stitution and debates of the conven-
ton, to petition congress for money
necessary in addition to the $50 900 90
appropriated by congress, to complete
! the work of the convention as provided
| by its orders and resolutions, and list
ened to talk by Mis-. Foltz, lady
lawyer Of San Francisco This morn
| ing a short session was held during
which the delegates listened to the
reading of the engrOssed copy Of the
constitution and appended their sig
natures. Then the constitution ad,
| journed sine die and the members are
now at home or on the way home.
A good joke YVES perpetrated ou one
OF our prominent young citizens last
evening, by which he was mulcted in
the sum of $3.50 with which his COM
panions, the perpetrators OF the hoax,
| bought ice cream, beer and other lux
'lries. 1t appears that our hero in the
| exuberan u OF his enthusiasm, a few
evenings ago, was gully of slight
infraction of the city ordinance in ref
| erence to disturbing the peace. He
| had never been before court nor &C
cused OF any oGense and the thought
| that he had committed an offense, and
the further thought that be might be
discovered, weighed heavily upon his
mind and conscience and he un-
| bosomed himself e his companions.
/ They made a spurious warrant Of ar
rest and got young man who is en-
| gagged about the court house to serve
it. He did 30 yesterday noon and sum
moned our hero TO appear last evening
and answer the charge, but first adj,
yised him to see Mr.. -, an attorney.
Mr.. -- had been let into the joke and
at once told our hero that the case
could be settled without any notorietY
and without his appearing, for
$500. Swiftly did he pay tina required
| fee and was at once Jed into another
room for further consultation. There
our hero was met by several of his
chums, together with the bogus officer
who with roars of laughter proceeded
to partake of the Yiands and nectar
that had been previously prepared at
the expense Of the subject of the joke.
Mr.. L. has now recovered from his
threatened prCstration over the thought
of being dubbed q criminal, and still
considers the payment of S5 90 cheap
way out Of the difficulty, but he threat
ems to eternally sleep on the trail Of
the jokers.
GRAND free opening of the Provo
| y arb 6ypr dpna on fnbrTG1ou Nov 9th X
ORGANS, pianos and other musical
instruments, all OF the best makes, at
Taylor Bros. company.
WORKMEN employed in moving the
SmoOt barns and sheds from the inter-
ior of the block east OF j and north of
Fifth street today tore down the tall
poles that constituted he old fire bell
stand, to be used as skids.
TAYLOR BROS. COMPANY Tor crockery-
ware.
DON'T go to the trouble of making
your children's dresses. You can buy
them ready made in percale, seer
sucker, zephyr, etc., for 40 cents to
$3.50 in all sizes from two to twelve
years at Barney's.
SHELTON & Co.'S. new store at Gates
Snow building looks like the Noun
tain coming to Mahomet," Mr.. Skel-
ton says his business will go wherever
be goes, and his friends assure him
that he is right,
S. G. WHITE Leghorn eggs, soc. per
setting, three settings for 81 80 at Provo
City Lumber company.-W. j. Ross,
Manager.
BEST goods, lowest prices at Taylor
Bros. company.
TWENTY members of Company I'M"
were out this afternoon engaged in tar
get practice. Several crack shots be-
long to this company and and will
enter the contest at Spanish Fork Fri
day next.
MTLT JACQUES will plead tomorrow
at 10 a. m. before Justice DeMoisY to
charge Of obtaining money under false
pretenses. James Bean alleges that
Milt borrowed $1,000 from him on the
statement that George Whitmore of
Nephi was indebted to Milt in the sum
of $4,000 when in fact Whitmore owed
him nothing,
HENRY VINCENT was arraigned in
Justice DeMoisy's court today, accused
of killing pig, the property of W. II.
Brown. Henry pleaded not guilty.
To-Day fines of S25 90 and costs each
were imposed upon Adelber Roberts,
Isaac King ond David Bowen by Jus
tice DeMoisy for illegal fishing. Others
are to follow. Hank johnson and
Mart Johnson, boys, were hauled in
with this first batch of offenders. They
were fined only $500 and costs each.
Saxony was SO called because it wa,
inhabited by the Saxons, who took their
name from the sea ak, a small bdttleax
or knife which they bore i'll their cir
dies
In 1878 the complete success of water
gas as an illuminant was made apparent
Worlds Columbian Exposition,
will be of value to the world by illus
trating the improvements in the me-
chanical arts and eminent physicians |
will tell you that the progress in medi-
cinal agents, has been of equal import
ance, and as strengthening laxative |
that SVTUn of FiUS is far IN adyance Of |