The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-07-11

In their line just now.
The new bridge at the head Of Jordan
will be finished in few days.
Extra copies of the constitu-
ton at this Office, 8 conts
Mr. TedJone paid visit here on the
Fourth TO his friends and relatives.
II you wish good shoe you should go
and buy the sego Lily at the Peoples
Coop
FOR SALE Tho Edward Southwick
property. Enquire of A. J southwick
Springville, Utah.
CAprAip SWEENEY, U. S. A. San Diego
Cal. says; "Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine have ever found
that would do me any good" Price Doc
Sold by y. T. Ellingson.
MesHs. ingalls,, Moor and Evars of
Iehi and Mr.. Gender Of American Fork
left on Tuesday morning for Americ IN
Fork canyon. The gentlemen expect TO
be gone for several days, taking in the
canyon sights and doing some prospect
ing.
The meeting OF the school trus tees, to
present their financial report was poorly
attended on Monday The report was
fayoraby received by those present and
accepted The compensation of the
trustees fJr the pal year services W 8
allowed; the amount being 500 eacl.'
Meeting adjourned.
Mr.. Beck called in the other day TO
see us. lie was on the way TO see the
new bridge he is having built at the
head OF Jordan, near his Saratoga
springs Mr.. Beck looks well and feels
jolly. he never forgets to do a good
thing for Lehi and her people when an
opportunity affords.
The Utah Agricultural society is doing
we'll for its stockholders. In the near
future the society will handle wagons,
machinery, twIne and NIL kind OF farm
implements, which it will sell to the
stockholders ut reduced figures. THIS
society bids fare to be OF great worth to
the farmers OF this county--a class Of
men We wish to see prosper.
The Democrats met in CARTS Hall on
Saturday light and recognized theirsol
ciety. Prime Evans was elected presi-
dent, Mrs. Hannah Peterson first vice
president and y. w. Thomas second
vice president. The Republican ladies'
club met Monday nigh, in the northeast
school house and discussed Tariff versus
Free Trade. Neither OF these meeting;
was very well attended.
At the mass meeting held Sunday al
ternoon to take into consideration til,
celebration OF the Twenty-fourth. T. X
Cutler was elected chairman and join
Woodhouse secretary. A motion pre-
, vailed that the people celebrate aud tn,
!, following were chosen ns the genera
" committee: George Webb, Byrol
W. Brown, Urban Alfred, Mrs. Sarah A
Olmstead and Mrs. II. l.. Baker.
!, Israel Evan, who is one OF the dircc
"a ors Of the county branch OF the State II
IT rigation Association, and George Web
c. went over to Pleasant Grove on Monds
NJ night TO attend u meeting held there b
those interested in Irrigation. Jas. O
lc Bullock presided and William NJ Tram
4. ton acted rs Secretary. Judge Dusen
ID berry was over I. ON Provo and addresse
of the meeting at some length upon the in
re portant subject and Messrs. Evans an
j. Webb ollowed in the same strain. I'll
b meeting was well attended, there bein
rs to 100 present. An organization WI
effected 10y electng Joseph T. Thorn
president, Samuel Green vice presider
ID and jonathan Harvey correspondent
ID secretary In returning home Messrs
o. Evans aud Webb came near having
10 serious accident. The horse they WEI
,e driving took fright and dashed off 4
al great speed After running some dis
-, lance the animal suddenly whlrle,
" overturning the buggy and throwing III
occupants out However Mr.. Web
a held ON the,lines and prevented the an
y NAL from doing any further damage. N
u Evans escaped unhurt but Mr.. Web
N didn't fare quite so well for he G,
{, pretty badly shaker mp and receive
a several bruises which caused him col