The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-02-15
THURSDAY FEB. 10 1894.
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

Mr.. w. Il. Racker is our agent and is
authorized to collect bills, make con.
tracts or other business for us.
The A. o. U. w. Of this city are
getting out and distributing little
pamphlet telling all about their order.
o. A. Granger received word from
California that his brother was danger
ously i'll and left for there on Friday
evening.
There will be meeting in Corners
building on State Street tonight to take
steps to organize an athletic club. Such
an organization ought to flourish in this
city.
Put free coinage rider on the Wilson
bill and then put your ear to the ground
and you will hear the pants OF the gold
bugs splitting at the knees ~ they offer
up their morning prayer.
We learn from Mr.. Bowman that an
Indian was frozen to death near the
Agency while he was out there. lie got
too much "flre water" and falling from
his horse was frozen before he was dis
covered. One more good Indian added
to the long list Ware.
Carlisle wants to go to the supreme
bench, Well let him go, who's holding
him? He might as well put himself
under the protection OF that court. His
career Of politisal usefulness ended when
he surrendered to the money kings OF
Wall Street.
A bill was introduced in the legisla-
ture OF Colorado for the erection OF a
building for the leeble-minded, but was
ruled out OF order, on objection OF a
member that the members could not act
on that bill on account OF the possibility
OF being benefciaries thereof.
Congrese should attach the expenses OF
Johnson's army coming to Utah, to the
Utah debt. She can stand that little a.
mount all right, now her silver and lead
mines are closed, her wool and sugar put
on the free list But we make one
simple request, that is, please don't stop
her mountain streams from flowing down
into the valleys.
The courts have fixed the fine of a
man kissing a waman, without premiss-
ion, at from two hundred to five hundred
dollars, Where the female IL the
aggressor no action for damages lies.
This is Il practical illustration for
"woman's rights" and mans utter help
lnssness under our Republican form OF
government.
Postmaster Blairplaces us in possession
OF information OF the fact that there are
parties in Logan and they have been
here several days, who are trying to
work the lightning rod" fake ON the
people OF Logan and vicinity. They re-
present u very vile scheme, and we
warn our readers TO beware OF lightning
rod as well us all other frauds and
bilks.-Journdl.
II man wants to get acquainted
with human nature, let him edit u news.
paper for short time. lie know moth
ing of TIE ups and downs OF life until he
has served in this capacity, lie may
have preached, conducted II bank, sold
goods traded horses, praeticed law, saw.
ed wood, or operated popcorn factory,
but he needs few months experseuco
as the editor-in-chieio of n co.ntry news.
paper to complete his knowledge o: the
eccentricities Of human nature.
The New York World is printing the
pictures of shop girls and pictures OF
society girls eide by side, and asking its
readers to guess (which is which, is
giving them a hard task Nature puts
no mark on the shop girls forehead to
indicate her work, and there is no halo
about a society girl which will enable
any one to dislinguish her as SUCH The
shop girl of today, too, may be the
society girl Of tomorrow, aud yica versa,
Every human being who is acquainted
with the condition OF the needy poor in
Salt Lake City and has heart within
him will give Mr.. Narian praise Tor the
I'LL he introduced and got passed by the
House, appropatint $1,000 to be expend-
ed on public works for the purpose OF
giving employment to those who are
anxious to do work to get something to
eat. II our legislators make no worse
break than this, they will receive no
censure from the noble hearted OF this
territory. That bill is one OF the right
kind and the people can stand two OF
that kind, II it 10 ABSOLUTELY necessary