Utah Valley Gazette | 1890-05-09 | Page 3

THE UTAH YALLEY Fltlll AY. GAZETTE. MAY 9, GOING NIGHT ALONG. Win. Prober t Just i the Right your Order to TIIK tTTE by Telephone- - Ho. SI). The lBrovo Last Monday morning Superintendent William Probert began work in dead earnest on tbe Provo Street Railway. The rails for tbe track arrived Saturday. Every thing was got in readiness to begin work at once. Owing to tbe foresight of Mr. Probert nothing was wanting to begin the work of track laying In good shape. The ties which Judge J. D. Jones got distributed along tbe line some time ago, were already to facilitate progress. An experienced and first class track layer was placed in charge of ft large gang of laborers and the way work was pushed would have made a thousGround was sick. and moss-bacbroken the first day from the depot almost to the door of the Gazette tabernacle. Ties were laid for about a block and some iron put down. Every one could see that the motive power behind the interprise was new in Provo public works and a great improvement on the usual run was the judgment of almost every one who passed by. With all possible speed the street railway will be pushed for the Lake Shore. The hardest part of the work by far is tearing up tbe center of such solid streets as J and Centre where the ground has been packed like concrete and it takes an eight mule team to do anv thing at all with a plow or any sort of an instrument used for breaking up the soil preparatory to laying the ties. Superintendent Probert is of tbe iipinion entirely new rolling stock will lie used. There has been some talk of buying second hand cars in Salt Lake City but tbere is a decided opinion lhat to pay first class prices for second hand rolling stock would be irreparable folly. The subject of motive power is also being considered and it is likely that a motor will be introduced to mako the long trips to the lake for instance. This street railway will do wonders for Provo City. By Thursday noon Supt. Proberts men had begun to push their line down Center Street towards the lake. In spite of Borne little delays the ties and track have been laid from tbs depot to tbe bank corner in three and a half days. At this rate tbe lake will be reachedr,- in a week or so. From SPcrerary'xnni.-DacnmaTJit we learn that entirely new rolling stock will be ordered. Kestaurant. C. 11. Bloomaterbcrg has nearly completed his contract with the city. There only re to bo planted. mains about 130 sver-greeA marriage license was Issued last Saturday to Joseph Oakly with Cyntha Adams, both of American Fork. Jas. Ball appeared In the justice court and received a leved tax of five dollars for the usual offense. The Gazette carries no dead heads on Its subscription list. Electric light is now in perfect operation. Last Thursday evening Jos Harris store. West Coop Deluding the remedied building and the West End Saloon were all lit up most brilliantly. J. It. Boshard is constantly receiving the choicest kind of groceries. The Sun Foundry Is erecting a frame building about one hundred anil forty feet in length on their premises on Main street. They procured the old material used by the D. a K.-for a round house which was blown down by a recent wind storm. Geo Taylor's grocery store walkodlaick about 13 feet from the side walk last Tuesday. We understand that ho lias now given up the idea of building this summer. Produce of all kinds wanted. at Jones. lias Wilkins Oscar gone up Spanish Fiirk Canyon to resume work on the coal that he recently discovered. He intends to mako a shipment of a few tons of coal in about a week. The boat club I sill at tho Opera House last Friday Is pronounced by those who attended to have been the best dance of the season. Everyo body sociued to enjoy themselves, and the was arranged so nicely, and everything ns ks pro-grum- ebtte office style. Ga- - . Ttie street railroad got their track laid passed The Oazktte oQlco last Wednesday. Another horse race was made between 8. 1. Bunnell and Ike Fitzgerald to come off tomorrow on tho Garden City bathing resort. Bunnell will put up SSuii to KliO anil give four hundred yarda fur the two best out of thrive- For weals at all hours go to the Enterprise Restanrant on Centre Street. Deputy Sheriff Brown brought two men, named Arlington anil Binnel, from American Fork, last Tuesday. They were sentenced by Justice John McNeil to fifty day's imprison- ment for larceny. - The poinsany of Mints who started from .v. v. s.i, i.rnn. at noon, making the trip Lake In eighteen days. goods, spring patents i at Jones Provo l!oat Club Flag Presentation. This Friday evening the ladies will give a social at the Methodist Church all friends old and new will be cordially received from 8 to 11 The grand unifurm ball of the Provo Boat Club Friday evening was a most successful Boclal affair, twenty' of the members and many of the ladies being attired in attractive sailor costume, while tbe dancers numbered seventy couples, and where from the best people of the city. It was tbe idea of the club to make this ball an event In the social record of Provo, and they certainly succeeded. The Opera House presented a sight. At the farther end of the stage were triced up the two iltw boats just received by the club, which were freely ornamented with their colors, black and gold, and these were a center of admiration during the evening for the graceful proportions and line workmanship displayed. They are without any question the finest boats ever brought to Utah. P.M. Next Sunday Evening beginning at 8 o'clock there will bo held In the Proctor Academy Hall a Union meeting In the interest of the American Bible Society. Public invited. The Prsvo Commercial and Savft per cent ings Bank will pay on savings dequarterly posits. com-found- ed The Holds wav Bunnell trotting match for a purse of NUU, came off in fine style Saturday, In favor of L. S. Holdaway carrying off the above sum. There were quite a number of people present to witness the race and a num ber of other races took place. This Is the. opening of the racing season. Good Lunch at the Enterprise Restaurant from ISo clock to 3 P.M. for Si cents. Tho. Fowler appeared upon the street again last Monday after a short siicll of sick-nes- s- - t-- It begins to appear as If the Provo I. O. O. F. or some members thereof hail been playing the Janus-faceart on the papers of Provo. of that order conies to this office with a sorry tail about the coffin organ charging fab" uloua rates for a local. And the same or another member goes back to tlio coffin organ with a simitar complaint about tho charges of this office fur Job printing while intimating to us that It was extremely satisfactory. Such conduct is ludicrously disgraceful enough. Ame-mb- acted. Fountain Green, May oth, 1890 Editor Gazette: Please allow space for a few lines in regard to yesterdays occurance. The people here were favored with the presence of the Presidency of the Stake. They was here to try and settle difficulties which exists between the Bishop and the people in general. A vote was called to sustain the Bishop in his high official position; but alas many were stubborn and would not vote for bimil In a Bhort time bauds were seen raised against him, which caused the Presidency of the Stake to look exceedingly sour. TheBishop here is not a veiy bad man, but tbe people have good reason to believe that a change - would be beneficial to this town. After meeting yesterday a large concourse of people gatberea at the Bishops residence and portrayed their grievences to the Presidency of the Stake. The people in vast numbers stood on street corners and discussed the grand query shall we get another Bishop V or shall we try and be contented with the present one? It was amusing and interesting to witness the pecular actions of the people here, and many were irritated and warm, while others were cold and indifferent. Tbe Presidency has left, but talk about the Bishop still continues. Poor Bishop why doss lie not resign, and bid farewell as Leader of Fountain Green, and thus escape being tormented by tbe good and bad of this townW.. Yours llespy, A Utah Boy. . - Ikied. At Provp on Thursday M . L. lias musseu passed away at tbe age of 63 years. Deceased was an eld time settler and formally lived in Payson and was much respected. Tbe remains will be buried in Payson. Death. er If you want an absolutely Mfs abstract of HUM City council met last Monday after of two weeks, an adjournment Mayor Booth presiding, roll called the only absentee was 8. Liddiard. The petition of Joseph Richmond be asking that a correct Mayor's deedhim. issued to him for land owned by Befered to the city Attorney. The petition of Robert Birkin asking for a correct deed to property owned by petitioner was laid on the table. The petition of JC. A. Wilson asking that the Mayor be granted authority to issue corrected deeds to property owners whose deed may prove defective. Laid on table. The petition of William Burbeck certain asking for a corrected dead to was laid property owned by him on the table, and afterwards referred to the Mayor. The petition of McEwan A Rawlings and otuers asking that the ordinance regulating the sale of intoxicating the liquors be amended, giving dealers to dispose of liquors until 12 pnvilige p m. Referred to committee on judiciary. The petition of Iris A. Love and others asking Frovo city to deed to her a strip of land on first south street adjourning her premises on second street, and Accepting in lieu thereof the continuance of second street to its extension of the state road. Referred to committee ou streets and alleys. The communication of the city inspector asking for an amendment of the ordinance in relation to fire limits etc. Referred to committee on judi-car- will require 61,000 and the bill for the carrying out the plan of the City Park amounting to 8700. Mr. Dixon saul he whs in fayor of the Mayor borrowingJI4,000 so as m fe to have trouble agafn about getting another loan in a chort time. Mr. Maiben stated that be did not think it was necessary as the taxes would be coming in again Boon, and he thought they could mauage with 63000, and thus save the interest on 61000, which would be a considerable sum. Mr. Ilendrichsen said lie was in favor of Mr. Maiben proposition, and that tbe city only, borrow 630U0.. Carried. Mr. Dixon moved that a commissioner be appointed to take the census of Provo citv, prior to the election of Board of education, and contrail of the destrict school. Mr. Dixon afterward with drew his motion as the matter of census reft red to the committee on elections. The resolution of E. A. Wilson was then read. Mr. Maiben moved that tbe 61 con sideration of the mayors deed be paid into the city treasury and that tlie mayor charge additionally fee for his services. Mr. Maiben presented the following bill for the regulation of the fire department. The resolutions were then read for bonding of the city, and passed their second reading. The mayor Btated that he thought the council were rushing with the resolutions and he did not think they had given them enough study. Mr. Maiben said that they had al ready Inst two weeks of valuable time, and was iu favor of them being read for the third time. For if they were going to bond the city they might as well proceed as once. Mr. Dunn was in favor of water work, and would like to see the work go on as Boon as possible. But they should be carefully considered and was of the opinion to lay the matter over until next meeting, and then proceed with the third reading. The petition of the street railroad was also laid over until next meeting. Council then adjourned untiil Thursday. v. The petition of the Btreet railroad company, asking that the resolution the street Railgranting a franchise towas laid on the way be granted. It table. The city Attorney reported that in consideration of the tax cases and other legal matter pending in court had allowed them to be laid over until next term of court. Report accepted. Report of city Marshal J. A. Brown to whom was referred the claim of Knud Anderson for removing part of a house on block 14. respectfully report that examined the same and reco- Mr. W. Montgomery was suddenly called home front Salt Lake to attend the funeral of mend that 620. be allowed for said his child who died last Tuesday frem Inflame-tto- n services. J. A. Brown Marshal. of the bowels. The funeral took place on The report of A. A. Noon Justice of Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs- - Montgomery have the Peace was referred to Committee the sympathy of the entire community for the on Police and City Prison. Iom of their little one who was only four The Auditor, Treasurer and Superweeks old. visor were allowed au extention of Sjaisl Fort Motion, General Merchandise asd Furniture Mens Prove City, Utalu fin Full line of Steady Progress troduced, its isles have grown from year to year, nntil now It Is the most popnlar and most sncccss-fo-l medicine offered. Any druggist will confirm this statement. The secret of this success lies in the fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla is s medicine of merit. It does actually accomplish all that is claimed for it, and when given s fair trial, is reasonably certain to be of benefit. Mviis and Hoys Clothing; Hats Cm p. Manufacturers of Harness, Bols and .Shoes. Produce, Wholesale and Retail. Our ROLLER MILLS furnish tlie best grades of Patent, Bakers A No. 1 and lower grades of Flour, which we keep constantly on hand, also Brail and (Shorts and I'liop Feed. We take pleasure in nccom-lodati"Old Friends, and solicit tlie "" n, patr.uiae cl' tlie general public. JOHN JONES, Superintendent prompTfylftSJrfeSrtieIC,,honc Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. -- GENERAL DEALER - ALL XUSTDS OF and SOLID GOLD SILVER, ROLLED PLATE EMBLEMS, JEWELRY, ROGERS and Hamilton Plated Goods. GROCERIES, TABLE CUTLERY, EYE GLASSES. SPECTACLES G las ware, Window Glass, etc. A GREENHALGH, Prop. Centre Street,' between G. and H. PROVO CITY, - - UTAH. Lamps, Etc. in Walnut Cases NEW CLOCKS aeFKOTGfr- PRINT an- d0IL JdOUSE. IX from $3 each up. GOOD WATCHES from 82.50 up. ALL KIND OF CLOCKS, WATCHES and cleaned and repaired on the shortest Notice. JEWELRY Has characterized noods Sarsaparilla ever since It was placed before the public. Wherever In- Dealers In Boys and Children?:. All S. S. JONES goods and Work Warranted. Also Agent for Fll THE JEWELERS' SEWING MACHINE. B i j & 'At Posit lie Statements. "Since Hoods Sarsaparilla has been m my hands for sale I have had frequent and unreserved testimonials in its favor. Although car tying this preparation for less than one year, my sales have been greater than of any similar preparation, and the testimonials in Its favor are at once positive and iienouslly noticeable. A. Wsiout, llesldsburg, CsL .LEADING HOUSE IN DRESS EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED. Ornamented Head, Nickel-Plat- ed Table Balance Wheel, Drop-Le- af Walnut or of time in which to make their report. First District Coart at Provo. of standing committees as Reports Box Gothic Cover, Oak, A. Aiomerman vs. A. O. Smoot;mot-io- n follows: Bolls On It Merits. Veneered with for a new trial overruled, and exMaiben Chairman or II. J. Panels, Repost My hoys say, Paps, why dont you bny more ception by plaintiff. Sixty days given of Committee on Judiciary. of Hood's Ssrmrpsrllls st s time; we arc always Four Case with of Drawers, to prepare statement. To the and City Council of Provo short.' It sells on Its own merits. F. Beal, Lock for Tools. Drawer and James Memmott vs. C. F. Dixon, the City. Mayor Swing Portland, Oregon; the oldest druggist In Oregon. N. Payson land contest; conse dismissed to B. Bo sure get on ouly Your Gentlemen: comipittee bv tbe Court, and an order entered (FPrfoo 23 to 40 Hollars. the judiciary to whom was referred that each party pay his own costs. Hoods Sarsaparilla Warranted! for 3 years. committee on finance Court adjourned until 10 o clock Thu report of the committee to adopt Bold by druggists. 11; six for $5. Prepared only said instructing rsday morning. an ordinance authorizing the issuance by C. L HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass Call and see them on the old of bonds; report respectfully tithing Block, opposite the The City lBark. IOO Doses One Dollar considered the that we have Post, office. C. II. Blomsterburg is doing an submit the follows a nia HTjWjher J-jiih tor tue city ill jatAIrng oaf a' frig refSiyjj.10 ns. large number of trees in the city park II. J. Maiben Chairman in tbe north part of Provo. Every precaution is being taken to make the RESOLUTION. young treeB&row after they are set out. For the purpose of protecting the route Whereas, Tbere appears to be many from the cold clay sand has been deeds executed by the Mayor of Provo hauled and placed around each tree as city, under the Townsite Act that are it is set out. When the trees are a few defective in matters of form; and years older they will afford the city a Whereas, in abstracting' titles most grateful shade in summer. Walks these errors and ommip'sns detract In explanation of the beautiful fitness of the rhymes below, the are laid out and we hope a fine large from tbe real estate to which they re' after the fashion of Lester fer; therefore be it'' Poet desires to state that only after great and ponderous pavilion deliberation Park in Ogden will ere long be erected liesolved, that the Mayor of Provo could hefind words to the herein sentiment adequate express for tbe accommodation of public balls city be, ar.d be is hereby authorized given to and empowered to make quit claim the public for the first time. ectures and the like. deeds to correct any and all errors of ommission in title heretofore given by Wedding lSells. the city, where ths same relates omy Bachman Jr. the popular and to form, but not where the city now most efficient clerk of the First claims anv titls neither legal or equitCome, gather at our Bazar, Court in Provo and Miss Bell able. And see the bargains we offer, Milner, one of Provos most fascinating Tbe report of L. S. Glazier chairAll Dry Goods, Delaines and Mohair and accomplished young ladies, were man of the committee on streets and most happily united in the bonds uf alleys reported as follows: Below prices, competitors proffer. matrimony last Thursday evening. The Zb the Mayor and City Council ceremony took place at the elegant An immense and elegant line, Gentlemen; Your committee residence of the groom's father. Deputy was referred the petition of the Marshal B. Bacliman Sr, and was witBarely rooni for display to advantage, for privilege to lay a Our stock is simply fine, nessed by over one hundred guests, in- P. L. A B. Co. track from the U. P. track to vitations having been limited only by switch And sold at a small percentage. on street First their between I the capacity of the house. Judge Black- and J yard report that we have exburn officiated. Tbe bride was most aminedstreets, To enumerate the styles, fashions and kind location desired to be used the elegantly and approprately attired and by tbe recommend and Would weary the reader not helping the matter petititioners the admiration of all eyes. After the the petition be granted. The But we will state, and surely youll find, this ceremony tbe invited guests sat down that Baid to be switch contructed subjected to a most delicious banquet. Music and That the soles of our shoes are all made up from leather. of supervisor and city conversation gave wing to the hours to tbe direction and of tbe the council, city pleasure of tbe evening and it was not until afIt grieves uh to see our patrons in a hurry, ter 1 o clock that the nuptial parly council for its continuance of its use. Before we have shown our quality and price, Respectfully, dispersed. L. D. Glazier, Chairman. We desire our friends to leave all their worry Among those present were Judge and Mrs A Saxey, Judge Blackburn, Report of E. C. llendricksen chairAt the door of the Bazar our store that is nice. flon.W.II. King and Mrs King; II. M. man of committee on public grounds Dougall, Mrs Dougall and their daugh- and city property. Why not call and examine for yourselves our great bargains ter Miss Kittle; J. B. Milner, and Mrs Zb Hie Mayor and City Council. When shopping in town besides where could you go? Milner; Mr Ed. Pike; Dr F F lleed; G. Gentlemen: Your commcttee on 11. Hamilton; W M Wilson; J. II. To find it more homelike, agreeable and such margins grouuds and city property after and Mrs Me Ewan; II. E. Raw- publje Than in the west end of Union Block, at to Mr. contract tbe Glazier awarding lings and Mrs Rawlings; John Saxey of hauling soil to the City Park found and Mrs Saxy: T. E. Thurman and Mrs that is was contrary to the charter of Thurman; B. F. Milner and Mrs Milner tbe city for any officer to bid or accept Ed. Knowlden; Miss Mable Twelves: bids on public work we therefore Miss Viuie Fenn; Miss Delia Fenn; awardedanytbe contract to the next M iss Etta Swarthout. bidder which was G. W. lowest Mr and Mrs Bachman Jr settled right at 60c ta per cubic yard. down to house keeping. Last Friday Jacques Respectfully, to were home at and visitors they E. C. llendricksen, Cliairman-Th- e were overwhelmed with congratulaCity Attorney W. II King asked tions as they were the evening before that the report of the committee on with presents. public grounds and city property be corrected and that the marshal proceed to clear the land at once. PROBATE COURT. Oil-Polis- hed 1 GOODS.;::;::! Ciothiijg & FUrijishiijg Goods. ItFrovo - - - - , f. f. tlltnfl,ltlttlltltnnflnflfltll1-t"ltttf"f"- . f l Oi-ty.- - ex-eiM- S W. WILLIAMS, The Payson Harness Maker with the largest trade tri tHe l1iIe. , EM o'clock tbe event of the evening1 occurred. At the time, by some mysterious movement, many of the ladles had suddenly congregated at one side of tho stage, there was a lull In the music, the members of tbe club formed into line, the throng of dancers took ceats in the dress circle, and then it ocoured. Mr, J. W. N. Whitoeottun advanced from the r inks of the ladies bearing a most beautiful tianner of black and gold, tho upper half ef the banner being black with an anchor worked in gold, and acrosa the entirs width the legend, Provo City Boat Club. Planting tbe standard In the middle of the stage, and backed hy the ladies, he boldly charged tho boat club. Me-EwGentlemen of tho lhat Club of Provo, said he, I feel that I am In a very peculiar situaThere la a band of trained athtion letes In front of me and a band of ladies behind me, and there Is no back door out of which 1 can escape. I came here with several ladles tonight. and if tbero la anything subdued In my appearance thataocounts for it, But, gentlemen of the Boat Club, your wives and mothers and sisters have heard of your efforts to establish an athletic club in Provo; they are here tonight to show you that they appreciate your efforts, and in their behalf I have the honor to present to you this beautiful standard. The organization of this club on one of the moat beautiful lakes of the world, foreshadows the defeat of Yalo and Harvard and the St. Louia Browns. Your beautiful craft on exhibition Judg J. D. Jonas, Presiding. hear are the admiration of the ladies. I wish that they may he present to see you when you Estate and guardianship of Marv first attempt to do business In them, for I can xper, an Insanea person; Ilvrum 8. promise them they will never see a wetter lot of ducks In all their life. LLaughter.l Gentle- Cooper presented petition asking for men, tho ladles of Provo present you the banner of your boat club. Mr. Whlteootton then to John Warburton, set for hearing 1890. passed the standard over to Captain J.W.Pike, Monday, May 12, and on behalf of the club W. 11. King made an Estate of Breed Scarles, deceased; What had not set for bearing, May 12, 1890. eloquent speech of thanks: men dime In the past fur women's smiles, what Estate of Isaac Cooper, deceased; would they not do in the future to secure the Mine boon? The physical culture of a people set for hearing. May 24, 1890. was a measure of tbdr development and civiliEstate of Williard Ilalliday, dezation, and while it was a theory of some that ceased; letters of administration isthe present age was degenerating In this re- sued to Mary Ellen Halliday, widow spect, he could not look around at the manly of deceased. forma of the members of the Provo Boat Club Estate of John Clegg, deceased; or? and believe there was any such deterioration made approving final account and der of tho race. Mr. Whlteootton had expressed tbe wish that the ladies might be present to decree of distribution ef said estate. Estate of Louisa Kanfhold, deenjoy tbe first ducking of the elub; ho would add to that the wish that the holies might also ceased; letter of administration Issued to C. C. Schramm upon taking the oath bo present at tho first victory of the club. Loud applause fullowod this allusion to vic- and filling bonds to tbe amount of tory, and in his excitement Boatswain Daniels 6500. picked up a small member of the olub and Estate of Samuel Pyne. deceased; M. waved him In the air, while Midshipman Diisen-bur- y Minnia A., I After a Cand A EvanJp.,E. Sarah E., Florence yelled "Long May She Wave Pyne, Minors, and grand march by the club and tbe ladles. Cap- heirs of said estate. Leah Pyne was tain Pike proposed three cheers for the ladies, guardian of above named which were given in a rousing manner. The appointed minors of said estate, upon filling nedance was then resumed until two oclock lo bonds in 61600. cessary the morning, being enjoyed with a seat which Estate of Louisa Kaufhold, deIs directly attributable to the untiring efforts of tho ladies to make their flag presentation ceased ; order made appointing ap- tbe finest event of a social nature yet held In raisers an 4 4ue notice or tublibatioir At Go to J. R. Boshard'a for choice hams, saus age, dried beef and bacon. r d RUSHING THINGS.. Heat Ia tlie Mean Time Matters The lliehop Not as Very Haul Jlaay Bills Allowed lald ai Ktreet Hallway li Coaslderable lSaslneNS Trai Use but Distasteful. Conatrnctloi Course of Itnplil Everything New. I at The The City Council Conclude to Borrow and Bond. SPLENDID WORK. Editor Wallis of the Nopbi Ejcsiqx. returned from a trip to Denver Wednesday. Dress goods. Buttons. Trimmings etc. . at Jones. Sutherland. Knights Aden are building their livery stables cm H street, whore they will remove to in about a week. For neat tonsorial work try Lon McLaffcrty at the Palace under the Cosmopolitan. Felt A Olson have got their store finished on Centre street, and It will be opened In a few days as a rcsturant under the management of Mr. Atkins of the Allman House. If you want a disn of oysters or a nice roast served in palltable style go to tho Enterprise fine a Bishop. FOUNTAIN GREEN ASTIR. office. Blank Deeds and Mortgages The People Refuse to Vote for Man in the Right Place. Subscribe for the Trl Weekly Gazette now end tret the first copy Issued. A. B. Tomsnn of the Metropolitan Hotel in Payson. was in Provo yesterday. Mortgage blanks anew lot for2!i cents each went off In NOT SUSTAINED. 1890. Mend at Tub Gazette TO BE BONDED. Those desiring any thing in the Harness and Sadlery line will find it to their advantage to call or write to me. zj-srso2- sr CEO. WILLIAMS, m- cmr, -- att JUST I OPENED - with a large and well selected Stock of DRY GOODS and an title of property In Provo or Utah county, fi averts uip A.Clark are the parties to apply to. Subscribe Air The Gazette a good large jMiper three times a week. I will get thar in good shape soon. Electric bells have been attached to all the rooms of the Roberts House. The bells were put In by J. R. Daniels. The Roberts House is the best hotel south of Salt Lake city. The death of Father Bingham, oneof the ht. Tki-Wee- klt oldest residents of Payson occurred Tuesday 85 years of age ami long, well, and favorably known. in Payson. Deceased was some New ami oeautiful Dress goods, at Jones Marshal of David Sargent. City Payson. was down to Provo consulting with the County Attorney Wednesday. The Gazette office is now prepared to turn out all classes of tho finest printing on short notice and at the lowest possible prices. A skillful pressman from Chicago and experienced first class printers from Kansas tnm out the finest work ever seen in these parts. An additional new Job press and 64 Fonts of new type have been ordered to moot the demand of customers. Steam power will soon be ntroduced. The West End Saloon . la aliout to undergo Improvements and Till pul in two new billiard tables. The cowardly, attack of President Sinoot through his organ upon a humble private citizen receives a fitting editorial rebuke In this issue of the Gazette, The venerable ring monopolist and his organ has from the first tried to injure the Gezette. He has done his worst ami hia prowd has resorted to the must sneaking lying. Now we warn them that we will not spare the lying sneaks untiil they repent. Their iniquities shall receive such a ventilation as they deserve. We have not desired to dig up their past record fur It la such as would mako 8a tan himself blush but the rotten codfish aristocracy will not rest untiil Its reeking stinking condition Is aired before the public we suppose. NOTICE TS CREDITORS rN THE PROBATE COURT OF UTAH County, Territory of Utah. In the mat-esta- Provo.1 Tribche. of niotnos Ovard. deceased. given hy the undersigned Thomas Ovrtrd. Vi and all person Six-rooadobe house and lot 6x12 d deceased, to ex- vouchers within rods, corner of Fourth und M. Streets. i of this te S creditors. ! ' Estate of Mary A. Clegg, deceased; final discharge of executors of said estate. Estate of John Leetham, deceased; One of the Lest residence corners In letter ' of administration, issued to C. Leetham; bond filled In the Provo $2,300. Splendid inside lot Thomas oio of 62000; appraisers appointed and next to corner, tl,650. Apply to or order made for publication of notice to m ndilres 1 Edward Pike. creditors. CLOTHING. Hathenbruck & Co. mu ms It was then moved and seconded that the minutes of Mr Glazier be striken out. The following claims were allowed and amount appropriated. 8. It. Thurman for services as city attorney for the quarter ending Mur. 31st. Provo Book and Stationery Company for 69.25. John Giler city sexton for removing 193 corpse from the old rrave yard and interring them into Provo city cemetery amounting to 6347.621. 8. 8. Jones for two rakes 61.20.Enquirer Co. for printed matter 664.60. T. E. Thurman, watermaster, and other for labor 6152. W. D. Roberts for Provo share of expenses of dividing waters of Provo rive'r 660. P. L. A B. Co. for lumber used on east drain 6977.30 a similar claim for lumber used in City lark 60.85. W Raris for removing one dead animal and burying it 63.00. Jos. Meldrum removing one dead liorse from Mam street 63.00. City police bill for the month ending April amounting to 6260. Alex Wilkins for board of prisoners 635.75 referred to committee on police and city prison. Andrew Steward 69. for five days as assistant surveyor. Taylor Bros, for lamps 616.10. P. L. A B. Co. for one lock 45 cts another tor lumber used by suervisor 6107.32. Soren Jensen for ringing curfew bell 64. Ileber Stubbs for labor with team ' on City Park 610, Dixon here stated that they had already 'kppropriated 62,100 and there was oiily 6100 in the treasury, and moved that the committee on finance get the loan of 64.000 for six months. Mr. Maiben arose to amend the motion by striking out the fo.u'nad three thousand qolla. for tinserting iree mouths. 1 Mr. Dunn passed a few remaps and Stated that they had already jippro-prirt- ed 62,100 and the fire engioe will be here inside of two weeks which -- OF PROVO NOW JUST AND LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Full Line of for both Ladies and Gents Embroideries, LaceB and Materials for making Wax Flowers. CALL AND SEE US. We have sonic lines that we will Kell at cost. (71 dont want to make a big bloom in businefls; my goods are all marked down in plain figures, and 0 per cent lower take them all through than an other House in town. I put out no bates. I take no scrip, pav cash, sell for cash, and until April 1st, 1890, will make a fine present to all purchasers of 00 worth for cash. Call and examin prices etc. James Thomson, 132 W. Centre St. READY FOR OPERATION, Are fully Quipped with the best Improved Machinery for the manufacture ofall woodenBuilding material. GEO. W. MICKEL the proprietor, long and favor- ably known as a leading contractor and builder, is now prepared to execute contracts in this line on short notice and in the most approved manner. We are the only building contractor in Provo manufacturing, importing and finishing their own lumber on a large scale, and are therefore' prepared to meet all competition at an advantage. Persons desiring to build, yho want short or long time will be accommodated, and are invited to call at their earliest convenience. Thanking the public for generous past patronage we respectfully ask a continuance of the same and believe that with the superior ad vantages afforded by our new PLANINC MILLS we can giyo better satisfaction than ever. GEO. W. MICKEL. Yard and Mills Cor. N. and 8th Streets, PROVO OITY, - - UTAH. Office, rex . : Under-we- ar Provo. IF YOU WANT The best results from Your Mares, BREED THEM TO BOWEN BROS. PRIZE WINNING PERCHERON, French Coach Stalloijs- BEATJCHAMPS was awarded the Silver medal at the late Territorial Fair for best draft stalion four years old. and over. The above horse travels in SanPete Go. Lookout for him, he has the best pedigree of any Stalion in Utah. Percheron Devoust the sire of three beet draft colts tbe fair will travel between Ht Payson and Springville. Monarch the only French Coach stalion in Utah will travel between Spanish Fork and Provo. ly W. P. BOWEN & BROS., SPANISH FORK, UTAH --.