The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-07-03

monster, death, on Wednesday last at
about 3 O'Clock.
MR. w. ID. ROBINSON, of American
Fork dropped into our Office to see us on
Wednesday last, and deposited the ne
cessary wherewith to secure one years
subscription TO Tue BANNER.
Parties DESTROYS OF having a copy Of
THE BANNER, the official organ of the
Sugar Factory, in Big Cottonwood, can
have it by the month or week or year by
calling on JOINS SUTHERLAND, our agent
there.
| The LEH BANNER can be had at RoBrs.
Drug store, Merchant street, or BArE's
store, short distance from the U p,
depot, American Fork, every Saturday
morning. Single copies DC. or for year
300, or BY the month prepaid at same
rate.
Our third page is wholly devoted to
illustrated historic sketches of that great
that glorious emancipation of our people
let this sketch OF this eventful and glori-
Gus day be red and cherished by all ;
the day that sealed forever the usurpier
power of tyrany and made Americans
free, prosperous, and a great nation.
open 70 all nations and all creeds one in
one a union Of hearts.
The Hose Bros. were in Lehi nearly
all last week printing and paper hang
ing. The lasGS ob they were at was
the painting q Mr.. Whipples house.
We hear they end to locate in Lehi,
the senior parther, Mr. Albert Hose is
a practical paiIAer and we doubt not
they will beweu patronized. They ex-
pect to be erelagain shortely as they
have several more Jobs to do.
Ir appears tolus that"John Doe must
he the owner of Immense herds of cattle
and horses as i've see in nearly every
paper we take DIP that he is summoned
to appear at thb local Justices court tC
show cause why he should not pay fol
the damage his animals have done tC
somebody or other. We think that W,
should be Republicans ut least lon,
enough to have ourselves protected
against the monopoly of "John Doe
and his animals.
THE cruelty to dumb animals tina
rs allowed to pass unnoticed is something
disgraceful TO civilized nation. No
very long ago, we were standing oil
Main street, and herd of sheep pas
sed through mostly ewes, with lambs
and some of the lambs looked about
day old and the way the herders treateC
those poor lambs was sickening. In pas
sing through small stream of waite
that had TO be crossed the sheep ap
peared either too tired or afraid to pas
: through it and the herders kicked anC
beat them numerically and when thu
. last of the herd came up there wer
/ some five or elk very young lambs tina
( could just crawl along, and these tn
3 brutes OF herders kicked until they coul,
/, not walk any further. Then they pickle,
, them up and threw them into the ditcl
to die.
The mother-in-law is like the weathe
@ in many respects She ia an object o.
o which to heap all manner of unpleasant
n remarks, and is just about as unreliabl
i at times; and about as pleasant at othe
q times. She can make things about a
!. hot for a fell w, also as cold. She
g subject to strd Ks of lightning and clap
of thunder, n she often reigns an
!, there il no en- TO her wind she ha
been known to become raging blizzar
q and yet for all this the mother.in.law /
. a thing that the world cannot afford t
dispense with, because il there was II
mother-in-laws there would be no wive
u and what dreary, homeless, cherries:
x shirtless, buttonless, wilderness thi
> world would be- Without wives, an
i" not one out of thousand OF this crazz
y mob of men would know where TO lin,
Z his Sunday hat.