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Show The Street Railroad and the Enquirer. En-quirer. What is it that the Enquirer h?in had to say about the Provo Street Railroad? This presumptuous inividual who has been vegetating off the iussituti ons of the c;ty for ysaw pres-iaies to wri:e nbout his t( t:er.- I tinders' nm, w his us'i': ! br.-iti-:do ia style, i er tti::g ;he Stn K RaP'-wiv conipot y iVr some-idrg he knows noilung uboui. Th'-enterprising and plucky superintendent of "aid raiLvay does' not fall in v.jMi the Enqitii-er's view., and said sr.:.er:nlend-ent sr.:.er:nlend-ent is not behind in letting u be known, and for that reason this soulless soul-less editor undertakes to try to sit down on the Street Railway Co. Why, he might just as well sit down on a box of giant powder for a!I it will effect the Railway Company, or its workinps. Every persou of sense knows full well that said company com-pany of men have been and are doing their utmost to foster not only the street railroad company's interests, but other interests in "Provo. enterprises enter-prises in which the Enquirer is interested, in-terested, so far as the advertisements are concerned, and no further. The Enquirer had better be just a trifle careful. You have had the pluck tc come to Provo, and you have been promised support, and you are going to get it. Keep on Dispatch. in the path of "Truth and Right," and we w'll be with you. Trusting you will be a daily soon". Several Citizens. Provo, March 6, 1891. |
