The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-03-01
THURSDAY MAR. 1894.
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER
Bishop Cutler has been sicl, in bed
his week.
The new ordinance makes the mayors
salary 800 year.
Charley Umbach, the barber, spent
part OF this week at the capital
James NJ. Anderson and Thad Powell
went to Provo on business on Saturday.
Marshal Karen reports from three to
eight arrivals at his hotel II day Seven
registered Tuesday night.
The telephone company intend build
ing line from he'e to Eureka Via
Murcur in the spring.
Arrangements are being made for a
simmer school ut the b. v Academy
next summer.
George webb and Robert Gichrist
were appointed administrators on Sat
urday last for Henry Goodey's estate.
Nellie Ogden plead guilty and has
been sentenced to three months in the
pen for killing "Kid" Mason on Dec.
-.
Marshal Karen was seen on the street
this week with his head bandGged On
inquiring we learned that neuralgia was
the cause.
The many friends Of Mrs. Ann Taylor
will be pleased to learn that her con-
dition is very much improved within the
last few days.
Indications point to n rate war between
the railroads and there will doubtless
be lower rate to the coast soon. The
Santa Fe started the fight
The revenue bill has been killed
which was good move for it is no time
to be raising the taxes OF the people,
under the financial strain which is upon
them.
The Bow Pa:ty last week was u most
decided success. Many Of the boys who
have been unable to get beauX were en-
abled to secure on, through the medium
OF n bow. The management have made
Il happy change by refusing admi,tancc
to the smaller element.
Mr.. Hans Hammer has made two
transfers OF real estate on Main street,
one OF twenty-five feet to Evans & Thur
man and another Of fifty feet to Camp
bell & Whitman, the consideration being
50 per from. foot. The coming summer
will likely see magnificent structures
going up on these properties.
The soup house in salt Lake City is
running at full blast. There were over
800 people fed at that house ON Saturday.
The condition of the people is growing
no better fast Who can tell when the
end of this terrible state OF affairs will
come.
The eighty birthday Of Pres.
Woodruff was celebrated in the Sat Lake
Temple last Monday. There was large
number OF the presidents friends pre-
sent, among whom were Mrs, h, Stand
ring OF this city.
The sugar bounty bill passed the House
on Saturday last, Not s, 10 in favor, and
against. Those who yo.ed for it were,
Allen, Clark, Dongull, Hatch, johnson,
Mason, Mcbride, Parsons, rieman,
Sears, Stanford Naran Warner Wines
Mr.. Speaker, 10, Against, WINS, Mon.
son, Moore, Nebakef, Powers s.oker,
Tolton, Z. Absent 2
Sunday the son Of Richard injury of
Vernal met with q peculiar accident
which very nearly cost him his life. lie
went to the canal 60 get q bucket o. wa
ter, and dropped the bucket In the hole
in the ice, and in trying to recover il he
slipped aud iell in the hole head fret.
The ice which is quite thick only had a
hole in it big enough to get q bucket
through and lac could not get oGt, and
when rescued was so near drowned that
it was with some difficulty that he was
brought back to life Nernal L5prcss.
In looking over the Woman's Expo
nent we find very able article written
by DR., Ellen b. Ferguson on "Hisiory
of Music in utah". In speaking OF the
Salt Lake Tabernacle organ she says
'The architect and designer OF this
grand organ was Mr.. Joseph Ridges who
worked on it for many years 5ut to Mr..
johnson belongs the credit of bringing
IT to its present perfection. II ha. iour
manuals and pedal GI,y seven stops
and two thousand six hundrcdand forty
eight pipes, suppliedwith wind by three
large bellows operated by two hydraulic
motors.