The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-09-28
j. +. Piibyl OF the Logan Nation has
gone east to see the big fair.

axe ana return 10 Leht 20, Am. Fork |
1855, Provo LOO. Tickets good from Oct
to 10.
In long speech Senator Stewart
lrraigned President Cleveland before
he senate on Monday. lie reviewed
he arrogant and dictatorial course
aiken by him in his efforts to coerce
Congress.
Trainmen learned gang OF robbers
intended robbing train near 81.
Joseph. A dummy train was sent out
with officers on board. The robbers
made the attack on IL two were killed
and three captured.
According TO their custom the band
boys were out on Saturday night and
seronaded Mr.. |. f.. Wines and his bride
After playing them number Of selec-
tons they took advantage Of the lovely
night and gave the town little scramble
before dispensing.
We are sorry to chronicle the death Of
the little daughter Of w. s. Evans who
died very suddenly last Sunday. She
had been sick but a few days for on Sun
day one week before her death she was
taking part in the Sunday School Anni-
versary. The funeral was held on Mon
day.
Charles d. Evans Of springville gave
MS n pleasant call yesterday. He looks
well and expresses himself as pleased to
see many OF his old friends in Lehi
whom he knew many years ago when he
taught school here. He says the people
Of Springville are pleased over their
beet crop.
The marshal should visit the north
part of the city as there are parties in
that vicinity who need looking after
once in while. Last Sunday crowd
Of this kind took charge OF the Central
school house and had things their own
way for some time. Their noise could be
heard for quite distance.
On Monday Judge Powers and Regis
trar Walden had lively scrimmage in
the registrars Office at Salt Lake. The
Judge having just recovered from sick
ness, came out second best; the regis
trar's fist cut and bruised his face con-
siderably.
Lehi will soon be known far and wide
as the location OF Utah's beet sugar fac
tory. The present years run bids fair
to be heavy one and as the sugar is OF
remarkbalr fine quality II is bound to
create demand abroad, and through
that demand Utah and Lehi will grow
into prominence. -Record
Ezra Martin Of Salt Lake met with a
painful accident at Alpine lalt week
while preparing for hunting trip. He
was removing the charge from cart
ridge that would not go of when IT
exploded terribly mangling his lett
hand He was taken to American Fsfl;
and DIR. Alderman dressed the wound.
The city council met IN special session
on Saturday night. Mr.. J. Stoker petit.
Toned to purchase the city lot. 1t was
decided not to sell it. After explaining
a little matter TO the Collector, w. L..
Webb explained the advertising bill OF
the Lehi Pub. Go. after which the fire
limit ordinance was taken up which
occupied the remainder of the session
The faculty Of recognizing his patrons
is not well developed in the proprietor
Of the Am. Fork hotel, One of our
young men who attended the ball there
Tuesday night was accosted by that
person who demanded pay for his sup
per. Not having been near the hotel he
was somewhat surprised and when he
was asked for 1t again he thought il wat
carrying joke too far. Better take a
closer look next time
A new, yet somewhat primitive business
has just been put in operation at Brihton
Colorado. Farmers who supply milk
for Denver dairymen have got disgusted
with the accommodations OF shipments
given them by the railroads, q I'D have
started freight line OF their own, by
which they will put milk in Denver
independent OF the railroad. A relay of
horses lie ayirangei at the halfway house,
and the trip will be made in very shor t
time. 1t is belived, il the preliminary
trips prove satisfactory, that before long
the whole valley, rs far ms here, anyway,
will send milk in by this fast team line
in preference to the railroad
While Oscar Olsen was out in the
mountains hunting last Thursday, he
met with n severe accident. The young
man was carrying his gun along through
some high weeds, which are supposed
to have pulled the hammer back. Paus.
ing to rest, he put the breech end Of the
gun on his foot rather heavy, the jar
causing the discharge of the wepon. His
right hand was over The muzzle OF the
gun, and when it event of, the charge
tore the second finger OF the hand very
lady. He came 10 Mt. Pleasant and DR..
Winters amputated the finger and dress
ed the wound, and Mr.. Olsen is doing
nice ly.-Pyramid.