The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-07-26
1'nuRsDAYI JuLy 20 1894.
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

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For nice stylish dress pattern go to
Peoples Coop.
Buy your binding Irvine at Peoples
Co.op Inst.
The wife of Mr.. Geo. Newman is quite
sick and feeble.
Mr.. Pitchford and Melvin Of Nephi
were la town on Sunday visiting frit nds.
Who ever bushes is already guilty;
true innocence is ashamed of nothing
Mr.. A Il. Anderson paid visit to
his relations ard friends on the 2lth.
Mrs. pinny of Salt Lake was yester-
day visiting her sister Mrs. Geo. Webb.
Miss Haydee frame is spending a few
days at Payson, visiting Miss Nellie
Douglass.
Mr.. Barlow Ferguson was seen on our
streets on Sunday night. lie came here
from Manti.
The building belonging to Mr.. James
Peterson is now finished and in short
time Mr.. Peterson will move intoit.
Peoples Coop Inst has few of those
fine fitting mems summer suits left
They will be sold at reduced price
A Resolution passed the House Of
Representatives on July 2lst proposing
nm amendment, 10 the constitution pro-
viding for the election OF senators by the
direct vote of the people. II passed
with two-thirds moiority with IS votes
to spare.
Messrs Lyman and Ship who were
here on Sunday night lecturing to the
people, gave some very encouraging
words to the young, such words should
hll every young man, with n desire to
set his mark high in the world, and
then do his best to reach it,
The Directors Of the Lehi Commercial
u Swings Bank met the other evening
amp declared dividend of per cent for
the last quarter This licklcd the stock
holders IN Il pleasant place, and made
them laugh all over, these hard times
This bank has done well right along, and
has had an excellent standing during all
the financial stoIms, which speaks well
for It's management
Oar city collector has issued second
card to the taxpayers to correct AN on-
mission in not substituting the rune
OF Treasurer in the place of Collector.
This is wise move and one which will
meet the approved OF the people for it
indicates that he does not wish to put
the city to any expense nor the taxpayer
In a contest Or law suit over 20 riieling
an ommission. We congratulate linn
on his good sense and economy.
Sarah Il Chapman, an infant, vs.
the Union Pacific Railway company,
occupied almost the entire day. The
plaintiff in this case is little pirl 3
years OF age, residing at American Fork
Last October while playing on tile rail-
road track she caught her loot betw cen
rall and platform A train came in
on bali mile streight track, where the
engineer could see the child aud did
nots p The child was run over and
lost foot The suit was for damages
The jury returned yerdi,t in favor of
plaintiff, giving the child 10000 En-
gu =.
The Weber Comtdy Co. PLAYED
Chick here last night. The COMPANY
has become famous for its good pla, ing.
and it is justly entitled 10 that honor.
Every character is so well sustained
through the whole play, that one is
lnraptured, and delighted 10 behold the
graceful, yet forceable manner i'm which
every part IL taken. The company IL
superior to anything thai has appeTred
ON our boards Tor a long time. "Chick"|
and Jerry" are daises. Go aud see
'''H'1 "hu you WIZ odellghted.
Fine Well.
Mr. Morgan Evans, President Of the
LEM Irrigation Co, has had veil drove
ON his place which throws stream of
water TO the amount OF 1875 gallons per
minute lie says he can water 20 acres
OF land with that stream. Mr.. Evans
has large views on the water question,
regarding the building up ofLem. lie
thinks. and correctly too, that wells
should be drove IN the lower ant Of cur
field, thereby securing water for such
land, and the water rights OF those who
can get such wells should be- sold to men
who need then, sothey can be used upon
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