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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-08-28
The Moss Back

Who is it that does not take the home
psper7 The moss back.
Who IL it that lets his farm grow up
in weeds while he sits and grumbles
about hard times? The moss back
Who is it that keeps store that let's
flies roost in the dried apple barrel?
It's the moss back who does not adver-
tise and people do not know he keeps
dried apples
II everybody would take their home
paper there would not be so many moss
backs, for after they had the paper a
few weeks, the moss would all eoTn5Fs
the scales would come from the ey' pnoid
he would have dollars in his poch s
stead
To the merchant who does not adver
tise we would ask him what lie expects
to sell? II you are selling good pair of
boots or shoes for ~, people do not know
and still you wonder why you do not
have people trade with you Judge for
yourself,
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CORRESPONDENCE
Ed. BANNER:

Ed. BANNER
We noticed an old chestnut in the Am.
Fork Hdpendem last issue that stirred
up the imemory of bygone days. The
paragraph, however, was founded on
facts. We enjoyed our moonlight ride
exceedingly until by some means or
other the livervman knowing the rattle
OF his rig, came out and seeing who
occupied it, could not resist the tempta.
ton OF riding back with the four "fair
damsels" We turned our faces home
ward Gas stated in the paper but the
Liverymnn's heart not being quite so
hard as stated, we remained in the buggy
followed by The Liveryman on horse
back, who was 30 excited that he un-
fortunately landed on the ground several
times. II IL was the "chink" the lad
wanted, we could have furnished at
at least enough to buy him n cinch to
avoid ,him striking the earth so often.
Anyone wishing to know the exact
number of ties between here and Am.
Fork please apply to the Young man
who hired the rig, as he and the Livery
man were the only ones put to any in
convenience. Y.
Lehi, Aug. 25th o.
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Lehi, Aug. 25th 81,

JONI r. PETERSON went to the county
scat on Wednesday.
w. +. Burr went to Provo on We'd
nesday
SHE thrashing season has begun, and
the hum of the machines is heard in our
midst.
Mrs. Barbara Rhodes celebrated her
IS birthday on Wednesday. \ company
OF old friends gathered in honor of the
event.
TnE Moscow police have received secret
orders which mean the expulsion OF
every jew from the district within two
months.
AswoRDFIsn, that weighed $50 pounds
was caught last week by George Wake
field, keeper Of the Cape Porpoise me. )
light
4 LtQrD which instantly kills the
phylloxera without injury to the veins
has been discovered 10y Professor Ferr-
oncito OF Turin University.
TmE new orchstra of women was not
interlered with in its rehearsal at the
Casino, n Y. Trouble was expected
from the traders unions.
OuE rustling little carpenter Henry
Lewie, drove to Provo Valley and back
sunday. II was a long drive, but Henry
says lac enjoyed it, Tor the scenery in
the canyon is magnificent
No SATISFACTORY result has been
reached by the negotiations OF the foreign
legation with the Chinese Government,
relative to the recent riots.
THE rain machines were tried IN Mid
land, Tex, the other day 10y Govern
ment Officials, and ten hours after the
bombs were exploded there was heavy
rainfall extending lor many miles.
The Utah Sugar Co. opened their new
hotel near the sugar factory on Tuesday
Mrs. Naomi Wines has been engaged &c
take charge of it. II is expected that
they will have many OF the factory hands
10 cater for.
OK Tuesday Mt. Anthony Howells
Ex-state Treasury OF Ohio, with his wife
and daughters stopped over Tor few
hours to visit old friends in Lehi. lie
is extensively interested in the manu-
iacture Of iron and Is successful Goa
operator. The visitors spoke very high
ly Of our mountain country.
At the conioint NJ. |. A. meeting OF
Wednesday night the presidency of ta'
Young Ladies, Andrew Field, 4. b
Anderson and W, +. Butt were appoint
ed n committee TO determine what to dc
with the $3.50
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ACROSS THE LAKE.
One of the Finest Outs of the Season.

DR.. Seabright who is usually looking
after the sick, has been devoting some
Of his valuable time lately TO keeping up
the spirits of the healthy. Our readers
will remember that lac promised a
lake excursion come time ago,
but this week he determined TO "
one bett er and get up a nicer one,
that was go across the Lake to Provo,
have a dance and return by moonlight.
About 60 persons with large lunch
baskets boarded the steamer at Muir
docks Resort at 80 Monday night and
started across the beautiful still waters
of Utah Lake. The weather was Just
right ior the occasion, the cool air Of
evening, and the quick easy movement
OF the boat, made all feel that "liie was
not an empty dream" After two
hours ride they arrived at the Provo
Resort. The kirkham band soon had
their instruments tuned, and all were
eager to participate in the dance in the
pavilion. II was just such a company
as could have a good time, and their
smiling faces showed how well pleased
they were. The moon rose slowly over
the mountains casting beautiful rehe,-
tions on the water. At one o'clock all
got abord and the steamer started for
Lehi. Those who could sing did so, and
those who thought they could did their
best and suffering humanity had to bear
II. After a little over two hours sail
the party arrived at Murdock's place
and soon reached town where all sought
their beds, we'll pleased with their boat.
ing out. DR.. says this will not be the
| asst, as he is arranging for another to
come OF soon. All who enjoy n ride on
he water should go, but be sure and
take n good lunch with you, Tor being
OH the water creates large appetite.
DR. SEABRGHr has on the iapis an
other grand excursion with the Provo
steamer. lie has made arrangements
to have the boat here on saunday morn.
ing. Intending passengers better com.
nlunicate with the DIR. early, az only a
limited number can be taken. 1t is ex.
pected to leave the Resort about o 80, If
all goes well, and he has the will of the
boat ior nine hours, no, one should miss
this fine outing who can be present.
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THE SUGAR BEET.
Prices Paid For 1t in
10ther Places.
THE GOOD PRICE PAID HERE
Should Encourage Those Engaged
in the Industry.

The following articles which are re-
produced will give TO the readers Of
TnK BASEER an understanding of the
prices that are being paid elsewhere by
sugar factories for their beets; and will
show to the Utah farmers, beyond any
question, what has so often been told to
them / @. that they are getting higher
price for their beets and with less re-
strictions than is being paid any where
else in the world.
There has been demand by the farm
ers for an established price for their
beets without polarization, and TO meet
this request the Sugar Co. at Watson
willie, has given growers the choice of two
clasaes OF contract. One is the old style,
fixirf a per ton ms the minimum price
and paying 80 cents per ton additional
for each per cent of saccharine matter
above IA per cent. The other contract
calls Tor a straight price Of $500 per ton
and provides that no beets shall weigh
over three pounds EACH IVdisonriile
PdjdronidH, CAL
The land in the district about the
Chino factory Cal, will grow from ~ to
30 tons OF beets per acre. The rate Of
payment fixed by the company by con
tract ia $3.50 per ton, and 2b cents per
ton for each per cent OF sugar in excess
OF II per cent, which Is The minimum
quality dccepttd.-N Y. Tribune.
A farmer near Pierre raised twenty
acres OF sugar bects last year that yield
ed 20 tons to the acre which are worth
- per ton, or $50 per acre. These beets
were raised without irrigation. 1t is
said that next year will see many thous.
and acres in Dakota planted to beets.--
Bulletin Minneapolis.
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Big Stamp Mill.

Charles LammersdIof, manager OF the
Gold Mountain mines, a company recent
incorporated in the city, in stopping at
the Walker. lie had secured the coop
Grafton Of A. r. Hyde and other owners
of tile Bullion. Beck to assist in prescott
ing development work on their property.
These mines are situated south of Mary
svale and have been opened sufficiently
to expose body Of hieh-grade free mill
ing ore, showing body OF from Is, 900 to
%. 900 tons. by actual tape measurement.
The ore runs high in gold and promises
to be very rich. Money has been raised
to build a wagon road, to the railroad,
which will require 81 900, and for the
erection OF tventv.stamp quartz mill
on the property.
This property is in the Gold Mining
district
The original owpers Of his group were
William L. Raht, assayer OF the Horn
Silver Carl A. Raht. Will snyer, Thomas
and Walter NJ. James and others.
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The Great BENEFIT

Which people in run down state oi
health derive from Hoods Sarsaparllla,
conclusively proves that this medicine
makes the weak strong" 1t does not
act like n stimulant, imparting fictitious
strength, but Hoods Sarsaparilla builds
up in perfectly natural way all the
weakened parts, purihes the blood, and
sssists to healthy action those important
organs. the kidneys and liver.
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THE LEHI BANNER.
Lehi. Utah County. Utah
LEHI MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

Mayor-A. j. Transformation
Joseph w. Coates, w. $. Evans, John
woodhouse, T. +. frame, Louis CART,
J. b. Gaddie, Obey Ellington Sen. Re
cordcr-John Ross. Trcdsurer-Jobn
Roberts, jr. assessor and Collector
VIM. II. VIM. city Marshai--H
Timothy. Justice Of The Peace-Al-
phonzo Davis. CITY Attorney, Prime
Evans.
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The R ailway Employees Excursion.

On Saturday next the Union Pacific
railway employees will spend the day at
the Provo lake resort, special train hav-
ing been placed at their disposal by the
officers ofthe road. With their wives and
families there will be about eight hundred
to take advantage OF the courtesy of the
company, and in order that as many
friends OF the employees az may wish to do
so might be able to accompany them
a cheap rate for the round trip viii be
made.
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LOGAN. Aug. IS, lsol.--It is reported
that the La Plata has developed vein
Of ore, and tits said to run rich in silver.
The company owning it are taking pre-
liminary steps for organizing, with a
capital Of 81 900 600. Moses Thatcher,
G. W. Thatcher, A. L. Hyde. w. b.
Preston, A. 7. Farr, ir., |. D. Hanines,
W. n. Thomas, Thomas Smart and John
+. Wright are directors. Cache county
puts on 500 men in the morning to make
new road, which will be ready for travel
by Monday next. The Sun Down mine
is bonded for $4,000. New discoveries
we're made to-day in Logan canyon, thirty
miles'up, also near franklin. The ex'
element is increasing.
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FATAL ACCIDENTS.
Resulting in the Death
of Two Boys.
A MAN BADLY INJURED
Through Falling Out of A
Wagon.

The eight year old son Of Mr.. Stod-
dart met with painful accident on
Wednesday which resulted in his death.
He in company with another boy were
going down to the pasture in a wagon.
This boy wanted to get out, but his COM
panion told him to waita little and the
man would stop. lie, however, became
restless and in try ing to get out he slip
ned down inside the hind wheel which
caught his legs between the spokes
breaking one, badly twisting and bruis-
ing the other, ana otherwise injuring
him internally. II was done so quick,
he did NOT have time to cry out, but the
other boy warned the driver, who stop
ped Immediately, but IL was then too
late. The boy was picked up put in
blanket and taken TO the nearest house,
after which be was conveyed home where
he died at O'Clock Thursday morning.
His father is working at the Fish Springs.
ONE Ar-sPAYIsu FORK.
-, ., -, - ~. s,.on;r, no,i,,,r, him
.l pa"I ia con had boep
'"a' -. y lii ~. ,.aror cumming
49, -. ri. ,;,,lo ,o,,ow uas
20 ' Sat;,a . u.,on loaded with
."s 20, s.an,nnnn hin and the
-. s,os,,oJ al b,cLed LITTLE
uoa~.;,s AZ 49,, dour aud ,he wheel
-, ,,,u: ,.,r.u. ,io ,os
, rso'.u o,o' '"e w.. onn;,od H. = ,o,,
'ieu 'io'n =, Du "a. 50 uahn
minutes "' ar. iat, e.,
WILSON,. 70 a. 'oO :" a. ...,' H..
'pap''n 'o,s oH ','' W. v y '' '"''
evening D''pdHe
SERIOUS ACCIDENT II. LEai
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GouLD's VISIT.
He Visits The Utah Sugar Co.'S Work s
at Lehi

On Monday evening Mr. Jay Gould's
special tram arrived at the U. T. depot,
at Lehi. Mr.. T. X. Cutler Mgr. of the
Sugar Co. was invited ON board and the
train proceeded to the factory. They
wsrc shown through the large buildings
and the use Of the machinery was ex.
planned, after which the party returned
to the depot where Mr.. Cutler got of
and the rest OF the party proceeded to
Salt Lake.
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LEllI poSTOffiCE.
MAILS
CLOSE

advertisements in iris column Tueniy eents pe'
tine zach insertion.
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Two MASKED men held up a train in
Kansas city.
Fosgsr fires caused great damage in
Algeria.
AxorHER rich strike Of silver was made
in Leadville, two blocks from the main
street.
TIVE President has appointed Charles
W. Edrman OF Louisville as Conesul to
Colon.
TnE European sugar beet crop has
set back seriously by the wet and cold
weather.
q GOVERNMENT authorities are inquiring
into the cruelties practictd on the
United states prisoners At Little Rock,
Ark.
Mrs. AsIoR's gowns will be sold At
auction at New York, ms nobody has
appeared to pavthe duty on them.
+ WooDsyILLE, n. H., expects to send
out 81 100000 worth OF whetstones
during the present year.
IaE miners OF Bnceyille, Tenn, have
succeeded in expellingconyict labor from
their midst.
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Ell JUEz o'BRIEN.

En- esta importantisima question
para los RESIDENCES y recIamantes
sobre la Merced de Las Vegas ha
obrado con acierto, con imparcia-
lidad y iusticia. Ha demonstrate
aquella integridad y valor moral
que un magistrate recto debe 20.
seer. III pueblo del condado dc
San Miguel y principalmente los
RESIDENCES sobre la merced dcben
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DeiunciOIleH.

A Ia edad de 80 amos ell dia II
del corriente d las once de Ia ma.
fiana entreg6 su alma al Supreme
Creador Ia sehora Pau!ita Garcia
de Ortiz, espOsa dc Dn. Guadalupe
Ortiz, dc Ia plaza de La Cuesta.
Deia en- la incOnsolable tristeza d
su esposo, dos hijas y cuatro ente.
nados d los quo nos unemos A
sentir tan premature perdida. Des-
canse en- pa2.
III Lanes, dia 20 del que rige, on
su residencia en- Ia Plaza do Arr.
ba de Las Vegas, de I'm ataque de
pulmonia, q Ia temprana edad dc
"a amos muri6 el apreciable Y dis
tingnido j6vcn Jesus Ma. BernaI.
Deja el Gnado para llorar su p6r.
dida d su esposa Y tierno niio asi
como tambien numerosos palientes
y deudos. Su funeral tuvo lngar
el Martes con gran acompafa-
miento de amigos, siendo sus res.
tos depositados en- Ia parr6quia dc
Las Vegas. q. Il. +. ID.
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ArreglO Final.

En- la investigation Ordenada
para exaninar los libros y cuentas
del ex.alguacil mayor Don Loren
10 Lopez con el condado, Sc en-.
contr6 one ell balance debido mon.
taba d yeinte y siete mil veinte Y
ocho pesos, (S2702S) cuya suma
fue inmediatamente arreglada con
ell Tesorero hasta el iltimo centa.
vO, quedando descargadO Y libre
de todas cuentas 0 deudas con el
mismo.
Don Lorenzo Lopez ha sido un
Official imparcial Ell el desempeno
dc sus deberes, veland0 siempre
por los fOndos pertenecientes al
pueblo, rindiendo siempre cuenta
exacta dc tOd0s los dinerOs recau-
dados por 6l como collector en- los
tiempos hjados por la ley, Y aten.
diendO d sus deberes como Official
de Ia paz de una manera determi.
NADIA para mantener inviolable Ia
supremacia de Ia justicia. Tales
o6ciales al retirarse del empleo
pdblico llevan consigo la aproba.
cion de todo hombre que dejando
a un lado mlras politicas, sabe
aprecirr los seryicios dc un fel
siryiente del pueblo
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RecenciOn .

El LINES en- Ia noche dia 90, ell
Casino Hispano Americana, di6
una reception en- honor do Don
Enrique IL. Salazar y esposa.
Las senoras, sehoritas y caballe-
rOs que Sc hallaron presentes Y
tomaron parte en- la agradable ter
tulia fueron las sehoras de Don Be.
nigno Romero; IIilario Romero;
Margarito Romero; las senoras de
Henriques y Hernandez, dc T..
Sena, de Mennett y do Armijo.
Sehoritas Cirila y Eugenia Man.
derlield, Manuelita y Lucia Rome.
70; Ofelia Henriquez, RaQuel Ellis
worth, Epimenia Romero, Julianl.
ia y Luisa Romero, Bessie Cavan.
naugh, Belle Bernard, Nellie Hern
y Miss O'Brien. Sehores, B. Ro.
nero, NJ. Romero, Mayor Sena,
Mariana Salazar, A. Cajal, DIR.
Upton, DIR. Williams, DR.. Desma.
rails, DIR. Marion, Serapio Romero,
M. Baca Y Ortiz, CatarmO Romero,
Trinidad Sena, Timoteo Sena, A.
Lucero, Juan Ortiz, p. Sena, B.
Lucero, Il. Romero, Adolfo Men.
nett y Jack Mennet.
Tan pronto como las congratu.
laciones y parabienes hubieron 81.
do ofrecidas al senior y Ia sehora
Salazar, por los miembros del Ca
sino HispanO-Americano, sc proce.
did embellishments q goaar dc un
programa diyertido el cual consis.
ito de juegos, baile, canto y misi.
ca. Las horas pasaron muy agra.
dablemente en- tan selccta socie.
dad. Tales renniones son STEM.
pre- deseadas, pues Gu elias SO en-.
lazan mas y mas los vInculos Y
amistades de las familias.
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AvIso dc Administration.

lei abao iirmado habiendo sidon
brado por la corte do pruebas del con-
dado do San Miguel, Terrltorio do
Nuovo Mexico, como administrator
del estado dc blenos delfinado Manuel
Antonio Cordova, y avisa d todas las
personas que sean deudoras a dicho
estado dc arreglar sus cuentas dentro
del tempo prescrito por ley, Y las per-
sonas que tengan reclamo contra di-
oho estado eslare llsto para pagar los
mlsmOs tan pronto como sean presen-
tados al abajo nrmado 0 por la corto
dentro dol tempo proscrlto por Icy do
otro modo porderin su reulamo.
RAFAEL GURULE,
Administrator.
Encinoso, \. NJ, Abrll %. 1891.
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MUM. 13.

por que nol Nuestra iuventud po-
see la habilidad natural Y solo ne.
cesita la educacion. Els el dla-
mante hnisimo, en- brute, ell cual
siendo cortado y pulido por un la
pidario Qa educaci6nl deslumbrara
con su brillo y podra igualarso v
competir con los ciudadanos de los
paises mas favorecidos.
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HIMENEO.
La SeIorita Petrita Lopez SO
Unc en- Lazos de Flores con
cl J6ven AlbIno Gallegos.


J6ven AlblnO Gallegos.
La familia del Honorable Loren.
20 Lopez una dc las antiguas y
mas respectadas Ell el Terrific.
rio, ha estado de gala y LENA de
felecidad durante los dltimos dias.
lln seguida al enlace nupcial de
Don Enrique II. Salazar, Sc cele.
bro e. Sabado pasad6 dia Is, ell de
la amable Petrita, hija del Hon.
Lorenzo Lopez y de Doha Carlo
tita Ulibarri de Lopez, con el j6ven
Albino Gallegos. La ceremonial,
la cual estubo lucidisima, fu6 cele.
brada d las 81 de la manana, en- la
parroquia por el Rev. padre Cou-
dert. III padrino y madrina prin-
cipal de los j6venes fueron el Hon.
Macario Gallegos, de Mora, her
mano del n6vio, acompaGado de
su estimable esposa Doha Felicitas.
Vrain 2e Gallegos. Seryian
tambien como padrinos Don Jose
L. Lopez, hermano de la n6via,
acompanado de la sehorita Maria
Monsimer, y el j6ven Francisco
Chavez acompahando a la senorita
Lucia Romero. III traje de la no.
via era de seda blanca, velo de
Illusion, corona de azahar, y prem.
dedor y pendientes de diamantes.
Las madrinas vestian trajes muy
exquisitos y rieos.
Despues de 10 Dendicion nupcial
y misa cantada, los desposados
acompahados de sus padrinos die
ron una magniflca reception d los
centenares de convidados, conoci.
dos y amigos de la familia. Wan.
das delicadas fner0n servidas 4
todos, mientras que el ambar liqui-
do de los campos de ChampaGa, V
de la lelana costa de California
Sc desbordaba Ell los fragiles va
sos de finisimo cristal, causando
mientras SO ofrecian los brindis
y sentimientos el mas buen humor
" hilariedad. El dia fu6 pasado
en- un festin continue, recordando
los tiempos feudales de EspaEa,
cuando tales ceremonies efan muy
inpresiyas, solemnes Y pr6digas.
En- la noche sc do un glan Y lucido
bale en- la casa de Opera do Tam.
me, al cual asisti6 Ia belleza Y gen.
tilidad dc nuestra sociedad IIispa-
no-Americana y Americana Las
horas sc deelizaron como por en-.
canto, sin sentirse, hasta tocar el
alba, cuando el talamo de belleza
cansada de adorar a la diosa Terp-
sicore, fue d descansar entregan-
dose dulcemente d los ensuehos
en- los brazos dc Morfeo. No da.
mos aqui los nombres dc las fami-
lias que asistieron q la reception
| y bale, porque siendo la misma
familia en- la cual SO celebr6 tan fe
liz evento, asistieron con poca ex-
cepcion las mismas que en- Ia boda
del Sr. Salazar. Los n6vios fue.
ron los recipientes de numerosos
dtilesy y yaliosos presentes.
Deseamos d la feiiz pareja toda
clase de felecidades y prOsperidad
EN- la dulce barca de himeneo.
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Aviso.

Avlso es por este dado 4 todos mis-
arrendatarlos dc ovejas, que no tienen
derecho dc wonder oveas, conforme
mis- condolences con los mIismos, VA
los que compraren, protendan COM
prar, son por este requerldos do COM
prar tales oyelas, y ell que las compra-
re me obllgara a desembargarlas en-
conformidad con la ley hecha y pro-
yolda para tales casos.
HENRY COKE,
Sapell0 N. NJ.