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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-04
HE COLOR OF SOUND.
How tho Tone of Trumpet Influence
the Brain.

How tho Tone Of Trumpet Influences.
the Brain.
We recognize the happiness OF the
well-lSnown analogy traced by n blind
man between scarlet and the sound Of a
trumpet, because those who can both
see and hear accept the aptness of COM
parison between the two forces which
powerfully affect, one the optic, the
other the auditory, nerves. But scarlet
Is not tho exact analogue OF trumpet
blast.
Tho sensation OF color Is impaired 10
the brain by means OF vibratory waves
communicated TO the all-pervadiug me
dunn, ether that Of sound by similar
waves communicated TO the denser me-
dunn, atmosphere. II tho analogue be-
tween scarlet and u trumpet blast were
true one each should affect the sense
rum by means OF vibration OF n rapid
ity similar in proportion to that caused
by other colors and tones.
But that Is not 30, says Blackwood's
Magazine. The pitch of a tone in
creaaes with the number of vibrations
In given time; the tone OF trumpet
Is high because II causes relatively rapid
sound waves, But the vibrations caused
by ray OF red light are few compared
with those caused by other rays, for the
vibrations arising from the red end OF
the spectrum amount only TO about
four hundred and hfty-slx billions In a
second, whereas those from the violet
end amount TO about six hundred ana
sixty-seveu billions. So the blind man
was only vaguely successful In compar.
ing lively sound with vivid color
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-04
YOUR FUTURE

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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-04

When are we going to have another
amusement hall built. 1t is a conceced
fact that we need one.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-04
Midwinte Fair Rates.

When the Midwinter Fair opens at
San Francisco the l,G w Ry will sell
excursion tickets from Lehi tc San
Francisco and return including five adj
missions to the Fair at the low rate OF
1910. These tickets will be good thirty
days from date OF issue.
No reduced rate tickets will be sold to
California points other than San Fran
cisco but side trip tickets will be on sale
from San Francisco to all interesting
points including Southern California at
a rate Of fare and third for the round
trip, J. II. Bennett, G Z & 4 A
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-04
The Mid Winter Fair

The Mid.Winter Fair at San francisco
will soon be opening. The management
have very carefully selected the best OF
the Worlds Fair exhibits so that those
who were unfortunate in not seeing the
Chicago Exposition will still have an
opportunity to inspect the far foreign
exhibits ut San Francisco. The Rio
Grande Western Railway in line with
its usual progressive spirit will, in con
ncction with tie 50. rac. Co. put in
effect a low round trip rate during the
existence Of the Mid-Winter Fair. The
Il. q, w. Ry. as you know runs through
san Francisco without change both
ourist and first class Pullman Sleeping
Cars. Two trains daily.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-04

TnE summer night-robo is provided
by the spc ,ialists who make nightwear
only in special summer weights. Al.
though tn pajamas are sold more free
~ for sur imer wear, there are many
men that iii not wear the pajamas.
A CURIOUS reason OF the prejudice
against pc jamas was given tya certain
elderly eli bman who had rather old
fashioned ideas: II won't wear pa
jamas, because when ! have undressed
and am ready for sleep don't propose
60 dress up again"
THE very latest wrinkle in belts In n
narrow strip OF fine leather about the
size Of trunk strap. IL Ia practical
innovation, for, In its narrowness, IL
catches the trousers moro firmly and
holds them in place. II is also, when
adjusted, extremely smart-loolinG.
TIM largest gold nugget ever found
IN Colorado weighed thirteen pounds;
the largest in the United States
weighed l5l pounds and 8 ounces;
largest in the world, 22s pounds and
4 ounces.
The outlook for a successful salt In.
dustry in the state OF Washington is
reported 70 DO very promising, as that
mineral has been discovered Ia several
places.
SCUM CAROLINA is the largest pro-
dueer OF phosphates in the world, lead
ing with her 100000 tons; France and
Belgium next, each 45O, 900 tons; Flor
ida next, 100000 tons; Russia, $4,000
toms Spain and Germany. so, 900 each;
Dutch West Indlos, 10000; Enqlish
West indies, 10000; North Carolina
7,5OOi Algeria, 1880. baltimore Manu-.
facturers' Record
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05
srsCIAL NoraCE.

Large sums Of money are dus
as for subscriptions and adv-r
tising, anil we are compelled ia
call upon those iniebt.si to US te
come forward and settle. The
amounts as a rule individually are
ANAL. yet in the aggregate they
amount to qlite sum. Parties
finding this item marked with blue
pencil will know they are behind
on subscription or advertising, and
they are kiud y reqlsstsl to call
ani settle Ar oScE.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05
Cmrc for Headache.

As a remedv for all torms OF head,
ache Electric Bitters has proved To DC
the very beat. 1t effects u permanent
cure and the most dreadeS habitual
s,ck-headaches yield To its inf fence
We urge all who are afn ted t" pro-
cure a bottle, and give this remedy a
fir triel. In cases nf habitual con-
situation Electric Citters cures by
giving the needed tone to the bowels,
and few cases long resist the use OF
this medicine. Try it once. Large
bottles only Fifty cents at J. II. D,ir'
nett's Drug Store.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05
w.D. noKrox. \. P. sHEwMAN.
MORTON { SHEWNAN
Attorneys-at-Law.
NraA. ARIZONA.

win practice n ail the Csurts Of N, Territory.
k~vernmsnt LA haslnen = Speciality. COL
1sssioss psomltly m sde
ruvr cs-iu Vernon 4 spsaSy's Real Estate
Agsncy.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05
Tne Most successful Gas Es.
Gimc.

Eime.
In the market is run without an elec
trio spsik battery. Theory is all very
we'll, but the every day experience OF
constant practical use is the best tes.
of merit. The man who runs launcl.
and finds himself drifting with tid,
aud wind because the spark" fails t,
ignite the charge of gas in his engine:
the man who prints a daily paper and
fail' to get it out on time because tn.
"-park" again fails; the man who has
fruit TINT is mi iured for lack of irrisa
ton because the spark fails in his EN-
g'ne that rams the pilm.; not onl,
sllrh parties hut others who have
trouble from like causes should bea,
IN mind that The Hercules Gas and
Gas"'ine Engine is fr,,e from surl'
The ignitinn is simple
and sure. Send for catalogue. II
ven want second hand engines of 9TH
er makes at CHEAP RATES we can sup
ny you. We have a number taken IT,
'rade and canno. take any more until
these are realized on. PALMER &
REY TYPE FOUNDRY. 405. 407 San
somestreet, San Francisco.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05
The Discovers saved IIi. Life

Mr.. 6. Caillouette, Druggist. Bea-
versville, ILL.,, says: ITO Or. Kings
New Discovery l owe my life. Wr.
taken with La Orippeand tried all the
physiciaus for miles about, but Of no
avail and was given up and told l
cpuld not live. Having D. Kings
New Discovery in my store / sent for
a bottle and began it's use and from
the FIRST dose beg IN to get better, and
after using three bottles was up and
about again. 1t is worth its We ght
in gold. We won't keep store or house
without it." Get y free trial ut j. II
Barnett's Drug Store.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05
t AMENDED
ARTICLES or MC1RP0RA TiON
THE FARMERS EXCHANGE f

Know all Men By the Preseuts that at a
regular meeting. duly called and held at Mesa
City, Cuu aty OF Maricopa. Arizona Territory, ON
the s4th day Of February, A u ls9%. by the
Of The Farmers Exchange, the
resolution WAS offered and by vote o
the stockholders represented, adopted, viz.
BE it resolved that Article Three of the AZ
tcles tf Incorporation of The. F,.rmers' Ex-
change bs amended to read as follows
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock of this corporation shall be
Ten Tr.usant Dollars (si0,' OO) diyi.ed into
Tw. Thousand shar Ct par value VI Five Dill
lars each. The capital stock snail be paid in
cash rits equ .ent at the tin OF the issue Of
lerufor and it shall be n0n-AsSess :
able af .er being issu-d.
And be it fur her resolve that the resolution
bo.e nsntio led be certifie by the Pfesid i, NJ
..u secretary The Farmers Exchange un'ier
,e seal OF this c,Sp ,ration, and ackn wledge,
.e and publish the SAME rs requ. reA by law.
kkRrT RY Of ARIz Ma,
G unity VI Marccpa
We, " 8 Peterson. President, and 8 Peter
y IN, Secretary Of The Farm RS Exchange, do
hereby ny that the foregoing resolution.
xn,- nding Articles II Incorporation Of sad c,r-
poratioI., The Farmers' Exchange, wer. duly
uffere adopted aud entered at Q meeting Of the
stockholders # said corporation, held ON the
18th day Of Feaeuary. A ID 1894. at Mesa City,
Territory VI Arizona.
H. 8. PETERS IN,
President OF The Farmers Exchange.
Corporate sea-: J. &. PETERSON,
Secretary Of The Farmers Exchange
TERR.f,RY OF ARIZONA,
Loun y of Marsc.'pa.
Before me, ID A Spragg, Notary Public in
and & r Mar,copa County, Territory If Arizona
personally appeared H Peter son. Presit e Z.
md = Peterson, Secretary Il The farmers
Exchange, and Who are personally known tc
me to be such President and Secretary. and
acknowledged to me that as such offisers they
executed the above and forego ng instrument FOL
the purposes and eonslde. alton therein ex
pressei.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office thi
6. h day Of June, A u 1894.
d A. SPRAGG,
Notary Public in and for MaricopA County, Ter
ritory cf Arizona.
Territory OF ATixona
County Of Maricopa
I,Ncri Osb ,rn, County Recorder in and TO
the Ccunty and Territory aior ssaid. hereby Ger
tit, that have compared the foregoing oop!
with the original ins rument hled and resorde'
in my office nm the 9th day OF June, 1894, in bo..
No 2.f Inc operations at page l43, AMI tina
the same 10 . full. true and correct copy Of sue
orig nsi and % he whole there
Witness my hand and seal Of Office this ct
day Of June. Ices.
EERI OsB RN.
County Recorde
By MEAD r., Deputy
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05
CRY sAANNc pARl0R!
" ". Wright. Prop.

fy Showing, aa!rcasting. shanpooing and
Singcing.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05

The Common Council OF Mesa CITY, Mar .copa
Csuaty, Territory Of AR zCla, do cruaiL as fol-
Lows:
Whereas. by mistak this cerprat'n n mas
been designated In its ord nanc,+. iii iai min
utes, res iutons, ETC.. as the ''V'llage Il Mes@
inste-d OF Mesa City" the' efore he it ord"re
l. Tna. Ord nanceS Ons to Eighteen insiu-
sive, lie. et> fore passed. by the Con mon CGu 'eii
If this Village, be amen led by striking out the
woods "viilage Of Mesa" wherev'r appear
la sid oriinan "a, and inserting IN place Gf
sail words so rckeo on the words me q
City" - hs prop,r name of thi corporation.
8. Tn. the words ''Vliage IT desa' In All
0fieial minute r,soluti na, etc.. harMfore
pa sed hy the nnnirn Cnuneil IT this iiage
e stricken ous anil in ace ef said wor so
stricken nut ere be- in serted the words "Mess
City I"
Passe By the Com non Cou 'cil OF Mesa ty
this 10th day OF JunH. A u 1894, and orierei
publ she N the Iesa Fres Press, for three sue
cessve weeks, rs required Dy aw.
Approved this 2Utn %. Of June, 1894.
W. J. LEjAaUN, MAJ or.
Attest, ]. H. roMsKoy, vi lage Rec-rotr.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05
Local NEWS.

Stringtown ar.d Lehl joined
Mesa in celebrating the Fourth.
Mrs. J 8 Peterson was severely
I'll for seyersl days the past week,
but is now able 20 be around.
The Arizona Hardware Co. will pay
highest market price for hay aud
gr ain in trade.
w. L. Van Horne. the talented
young attorney Of Tempe, made q
flying trip 20 Mesa on his 'cy ,le
Monday evening.
Lawrence Kimisll and wife. Mrs.
Mclaughlin aud Miss .Iessie Riley
were down from Goldieid . few
days this werk.
tn. scores OF friends here of w.
r Fran kiln will ba pained to learn
that ha is lying very low ~at his
home ia Tempe.
orIey StapDey's many friends are
pleased 20 see him back again in
his old position at the Arizona
Hardware Co. = store.
For Sale, Chesp.-Ten acre or
chard planted to commercial de-
ciduous fruits. Good water right
and good situation. For prices aud
particulArs address this Office.
The "Gnld Tower" is new and
large lodging house now in course
Of constr uct,on at Goldfeld by Mrs.
III g Lamb. 1t will consist of ten
finely furnished rooms, and II
sirustsd in the central pert of town
Gald6ald Social Hall witnesses
we'll att..niad so:isl dance ev-ry
Friday evening The one given
lA.t FRIDAY night VA. more than
ssnslly enj ,ya''l-. while that given
last night. we ara inform sd, eclipseI
all its predecessors,
Alfred Trippel has been haying a
neat comfollable residence fitted up
in . neat AMI attractive manner AMI
hu already placed elegant furniture
therein. 1t Is entirely too c,zy for
bachelor qu rters. He will leave
SAturisy tor 4 brief visit =, florence.
Lindley II. Orme, of Phoenix
announcer himself a. . candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Sheriff. He 10 well known through.
out the country, AMI those who
know him say he is honest and
capaole, two of the essential re-
auisites for q public Off :er. He is
popular and will make a strong run
Il no.ninased, and good otti ser if
shreted.
The Fourth Of July has come an d
zone. Mesa celebrated it in an ap-
propriat, manner, the program as
published last week being given
with the exception that Julge
Hakes, the orator OF thu day. va
unsvoidnbly absent. The or rltion
wAs dnlsvsrod by Mr.. Bimia'l
Thu orogra'n was excellentty rem
aered apd was highly .nter'a;ainy
II the afternoon a ch,ldren's dance
was given At ths hall, an 1t night
q esanl ball vas given at the hail
A l.rze CROW I vas pr~sent and tn
oc.a<ion was . pl..1stnt onn. Th'
mu.ic was furnished by . Phoeni,
bend
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05
TINE TABLE NO. 9:

8. u. INV Nd
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05

III. J. Harper aud wife OF Lehl
were in towh Monday.
A childien's dance was given in
the afte, nuoi, At Strlngtown.
We will trade you any hing we'v
got for hay and gram ut rulins prices
Arizuna Hardware Co.
Remember that July l05h will
positively be our hast day ia Mesa,
and your last chance to obtain our
best cabinet photos at prices u
suit the times.
9. w. Fairbanks.
Bring in your hay and barley and
get what hardware YOU want at THE
Arlz. HARDWARE Co.'S store. Meea.
The two dredg~rs working on the
nrw icauing "a the M, sa Canal
"n.ch nave been working toward
eacm OTHER, have net, aid are 10"
working down the canal, the
sila .ler une widening tn. cnannel
aud the larytr one deet rn'ns /.
Mr.. Plank, of Phoenix, was in Mesa
last week Investigating the advisi-
Dllily OF starting upagiist mil at th's
place. .here Is no other enterprise
lh It would ply more on the invest
meat, ana we hope the proposition
will be crystallized.
Chas N Woelker, of Riverside, Cal,
has been 0. Grating quite I,eav..y this
summer in bu. ing and shipping fruits
aud other produc, of this valley. lie
expects TO establish headquarters up
here ami will olerate packing house.
Last week he Was up contracting Tor
honey aud securel quite u large
alnount Ut it at far pr.cts.
We und, rstan.t that q certain
gentleman in town to * exception
to liGtle article in our last issue
He has. right 10 except if he wants
to he will probably get used TO us
after Will, and then he'll know
hetter. He is u pretty rough joker
and ne shouldn't get upon
his ear when some Que else gets the
better of him.
The railroads all over the United
States have been tied up for over a
week on account Of a strike by the
Ame, ican Railroad Union whirl,
refuses to handle Pullman cars. No
mails arr. trAns,Dittnd. The str k"rs
offer to run all trains not having
Pullman cars, but the railroads re-
use to run trains unless they can
take PullInans. The Knights OF
Labor Offer to order II general strike
whenever desired by the A. K T.,
and the situation in this glorious
republic seems rather exciting. No
one. we presume, knows what the
ending will lie.
We. understand that the Arizona
Canal Co. has had an a'mrc forre
II men at the head of their canal
for some days to prevent thu turn
ing Of the Tempe water into the
Canal. We are not
astonished at this. The taking Of
the water by the Arizona Co. was
in violation of law an an ords.r of
) court Of crmprtenr Jurisdiction
and the backing up of tat act hy
the shotgun argum mt is no greater
pffense. Th. pen,,ie It Mesa nre
Ia abidinS and have law and r'gl t
On their side and do rot need 70 r.
sorA 10 such m4thods. "A day Of
WI come. however. and
we believe those VIII, hav" vi ,late
the law viii pay dearly for their
fun.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05

Several cases of glandcrs are re-
ported in Phoenix. Prompt measures
have been taken for stamping oui the
dreadful disease.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05
For S.oriE:

Peniing the actio, If the Count y
Democratic Convention af NJ ,ricOpa
County, ! desire to place my name he.
fire the D.mHratic electars of this
county IA candidate fpr the nnmina-
ton for Sheriff. LfNDLEY II. ORXE.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05
FOR SHERIFF.

I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Sheriff, subject to nomination
by the ensuing County Democratic
Convention. r. L. Ross ON.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05
SOUTHERN EXTENSION.

Trains l0s aad 10A run d. ly and make 81 Sc
G ,npestion 1t A h F,rk " tn trains add ON
A&pRR Train, l2l runs daily except Sun
day, and 132 daily except Saturday. aud con-
meet with trains and ! on A Il R at Ash
Fork.
Trains 20l ard 202 run daily and connect with
stage lin. carving passenger and 3 Mail
and fr,m Ph ,e,ix, via Stanton. Congress
Wickenburg. yulture and CaldeEwocd.
G VAUGHN, v. P. b Gen Man.
RR COLEMAN. Superintendent
FA HEALY. General Pass Agent.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-05
ORDINANCE NO. 20.

An Ordinance correcting q mistake In the cor
pova nams OF this ViAege, and anen'-
ing Or finance, One t. Ei h'een Inc us' o
OF this Village. for the purpose of corres'-
:ng said m stake. als.' u,nending IN same
manner all otfi :ial ninutes, '''usi hs'
etc., " The Common Couacil II this alag ).
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

chance! Oh, Bessie, when 1 courted
You, by the sea, last summer, you al
most owned that, but for a prior en-
gagement, you might have liked me:
Can't you love me now? can't | take
Grandison's place to-night?"he prayed
earnestly
Wees, for know | shall love you
better than ever could have loved
Perry Grandson" she murmured,
blushingly, and let him slip his ring
IN her little hand
And Val really married sweet Bes-
sic that night, but Perry and Blanoh e
did not stay for the wedding. They
departed in haste repenting their
treachery and hating each other
Perry to seek forgetfulness abroad,
and Blanche to weep her heart out in
Il vain despair.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

Sir WaltereScott once went to stay
with Wordsworth, but he found the
living very poor. Sir Walter was
accustomed ito better living, and
every morning he used to so off be-
fore breakfast to the Swan inn and
have aNgood breakfast on eggs and
ham, and come back in time for the
modest bread and cheese and beer
fare at Wordsworth's cottage. One
day, when Wordsworth and Sir Wal
ter were going on an early excursion,
they looked in at the Swan. "Ho.p
said the innkeeper, $50 you're early
for breakfast, Sir, Walter, to-day"
What's this said ordsworth;
"now see why you get up-and go
out so'early, and you only come back
to me for your pints -Argonaut
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

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