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pERsoNAI. MENTION.

l., +. Eppstein of Denison is in the city
l. a. Alexander, formerly of the Dris-
XII hotel. Austin, Is In the city
MIR 4. 5 Guillot. manager OF the RUBY
Lafayette Dramatic company. ~ IN the
Cry. and PAID the office OF the Fost u
pleasant eau last night
Harry Wordsworth, representing large
81. Louis wholesale drug house, is In
the city MIR Woodwork Is most az
fable gentleman ana hrs many friends in
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ADVANCE NOTICE.
Richard Mansfield.

Richard Nnnsdcd's marvellous ability
az aa actor 8iil be- noted tin the two great
characters DO viii present in this city
rrIt Tuesday ana Wednesday evenings.
ON the nrst evening he Will be seen as
Arthur D.mmesdale IN Iiawthorne's great
story. the Scarlet Letter" and on
Weancsdsy evening he will be seen In the
duai character IN Robert Louis Steven
eon's wierd romance DIR. Jekyll and MIR.
Hyde"
Richard Mansfield ia without doubt a
very real actor. He IS not simply a per
souable. graceful man, through whose
varying work an invariable individuality
protrudes. That ~ what most actors ana
sorne very good ones, are. But Mr.. Mans
neld has original creative genius More
than any American player we have, or It
might almost he said, ever had, he can
sink mmSh IN HIS par; In way truly
marvellous The many roles he has nctcd,
PARTS Of the widest variety and dissimilar-
ity. are extraordinarily distinct, while In
each ono there IS hardly trace Of the
man himself u IL a most strange and
s,-arching power the character painting
u this actor.
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CONVICT SHOT.

Mumford, Texas, January ls.-Yesterday
while attempting to make his escape from
n guard, Luke Parker. a colored convict
belonging TO j. r. Collier No 2 camp
force, six miles south OF here, WIS shot.
four huckshot striking him in TIE back
The attending physician considers the
wound mortal.
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LADIES, LIST

A-Madame AIMEE, Mrs. Ed. Andrews,
Mrs. Atkinson, Miss Ora Avcritt (2l.
B--Miss Pawler Bailey, Mrs. w. j. Bar
rett Hanna Bats, Miss Della
Barnes, Mrs. Savannah Black. Miss
Giney Blan. Mrs Judson Brown
Mrs. Mary Norton Brantly, Mrs. s.
i. Buckley,
C-Mrs Ellen Carpenter, Miss Julia
Campon. Lizzie Campbell, Miss Liz
zic Carter, Miss Jessie Chrittcn.
Miss Lowney Chamberlain, Mrs. G..
G. Coe Mrs. Il. a. Coon. Mrs. s.
W. Cohen.
D-Mrs. Martha Daniel C2l, Mrs. Julia
Mrs. Amanda Dedmond Susan
Dikeson. Mrs. Lille Dysnrt.
Edith Il. Eldcrkin, Mrs Nctte Elmer
son, Miss Lula Evans, Mrs. $. $.
Ezzells.
F-Mrs. Clara Fariss, Miss Annie Fielder,
Mrs Annie Faut, Miss Lcssc
Fischer, Mrs. Stella Flynn, Mrs. Il.
G-Mrs. Willie George, Mrs. Nc'tie
George, Mrs Gordon, Mrs. Turner
Gray, Miss Sarah Greenwood, Miss
Mamie Gregor, Mrs. Ettier Gray.
Mrs Sally +. Harmed, Lilly Hay
ward. Miss Julia Allen Hall. Mrs.
Miss Blanch Hin Mrs. q. ~
Miss Nancie Jackson. Miss Lula
James, Miss j. Florence Jackson,
Miss Crazy jackson, Mis- Mamie
Johnson, Miss Leander Jones, Mrs.
q. j. Jargcnscn GU.
K-Nliss Mary kasper, Mrs. Minnie
Kelly, Mrs, Cartha Knox.
| Miss Lille La Rose, Miss Nellie
Lee, Miss Edith Lee (2l. Miss Adj
die h. Lomax. Miss Nellie Lyons.
M-MrS. A. h. Moyhcld, Mrs. NJ. Ben
ton Marct. Miss Matte, Mays. Matte
Massie. Mary Ella Mays, Ella Nor
gan. Mrs. T. III. NIotlcr. Mrs. Mrny
McCray, Miss \. L. McNeir.
N--Milic Nfs.
O. Miss Maggie O'Connor, Mrs Folie
Oliver.
P-Mrs. Hester Parker, Mrs. Cora NJ.
Parker. Mrs. Marcclla Person. Miss
Marthy Perkins, Miss Julia Porter.
Miss Matte Rau, Mrs. +. IL. Reilly
~. Mrs l1,tcr Richards, Mrs Ma
ncryy Robertson, Mrs, Mary Rose.
Mrs Jane Robertson.
S-Mrs George Sailyer, Miss Cora Sam
uls, Miss Emily Scott, Mrs, Della
Ehhv Smith. FANNY Smith. Mrs. T..
Smith. Mrs. Is. C.. Smith, Miss Many
Stafford, Miss Annie Stoatcs. Miss
Seattle Scrader.
T-MrS. Georgia Thomas. Cora ID
Thomson. Mrs Ardela Thomas, Miss
Ruby furucr.
N-Mies Il. T. Vaughan.
/ W Miss Ethel Waddcn Mrs. Bette
Washington Miss Lizzie White, Mrs.
Savanna Wilson, EStclla Williams,
Mrs BERTHE Willhorg, Miss Julia
Y-Mrs, G. W. yoist.
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nue. and there organized a society called
'.The Pleasure Seekers" with the follow
ing officers; Ike Harris. president: Ike
Braunig, vice president; Jake Alexander.
secretary; Ben Dayshcn, treasurer.
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Z. c. crawtord. the tea man.

Received another car of Tennessee Trl-
umph Potatoes, at reduced prices; one car
OF Early Ohio Seed and several ears OF
New York Seed: also agent for Royal
owl Flour. Chas Bollfrass, Houston.
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For INDIGESTION

tlso Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Or. 8. y. Peck. Hinton w, Va, says;
81 have used 1T in Indigestion and it has
no enMhl"
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T. u. Williams. Dentist. Binz Building.

blackburn 4 Bailey. photographers.
IO0Sa Prairie avenue, ofier handsome
carriage to the baby tina; makes the best
picture.
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Coke and .,.e-for sa.e oy Hopston "a,
Light Co
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FOREIGN LETTERS

D-Iohn Bowling.
II-Sautos lIcruandes.
lila Imuorick.
Michalina Maroney, Georges Moin
mel, Anastasia Mcdcllinc.
P-Mrs. Richard Pontefract.
R--.Iesus Relies Frank Rizza.
S-,Iohn NJ Shechan,
W-Otto Wilder.
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Gas cooking stoves ana hot plates sos
sals by Houston Gas Light Co.
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The citizens Of the First, or rather the
Fourth ward (north). complain that hogs
and goats are permitted to roam at large,
10 the annoyance Of the residents of the
ward The hogs uproot fences and side
wallis and perpetrate other damage, and
the soats have devoured every tin can In
the neighhOrhood and now threaten to de-
mollsh the bin boards in order to secure
the succulent paDer-and-paste covering
The goats are more ravenous than the
porkers. and one ancient male goat with
Nandyko beard Is reported to have sue
cessfuly hutted a policeman, an alderman,
a driver Of a brewery wagon and seven
small boys into n comatose condition one
day last week and in addition scared two
old ladies ont of their wits and put to
flight five dogs. The royal patriarch of
the goat tribe may be the victim of cruel
Islander but there ia n growing Nemand
in the ward that he be suppressed.
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: ''I 80
UP-TO-DA7E
ARRIVALS

!: New Laces - En-.
!: cries, importation o,S.
!: New Shirt Wsis S
: large variety.
{: New Muslin Unds,,
: best quality.
!: New line Child,..
: Lawn Caps, Dresses n
!: New line Outins,' !. !,
:Percales, Parasols ana N
F: brellas will arrive sh.,,
f: Attractions nztraoraiaa.,. /
f: Before placing On \
:our new line of Emh,s|
f: cries, Muslin Underrs'
I: Umbrellas, etc., we ~
sclose out - make q n
:sweep-of present stoeI'
{: hand; will be PLACED
. sale at almost onoL
: former price. In fact /,
sc n t ire stock has /,
:marked down to only
: fraction above cost, vii
:means less than Others
Scaled cost sales.
IA. HAMP.
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POLICE PICKINGS.

The residence OF Mrs. A. Comfy, Rusk
ana TraVs streets. was entered by thieves
and clothing ana a small sum of money
carried Off
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On first day of next NJ
Ing that we now occupy ai
place. and as we will have [
ing erected, we will be comp,
in order to do this we ha,
Hardware. Stoves, Tinware.
Guns, Pistols, Rifles, Ammi
our line It will pay you to b
about 20 per cent cheaper tn
Call at our store and be con
j. S. DUNLAY HARD
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"THE PLEASUNE SEEk EHE,"
The following Jewish young men met at
Mrs. Gerson's residence on Franklin ave-
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John Martin of Galveston. lad of IS
years, has been missing for several days
and the Houston police have been request
ed 70 hnd the lad and notify his rela-
tivea
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PACKAGES.
\ Mrs. NJ. u. Anderson.
S-John Stevens.
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mel Thomas II, Kingsley is in the
The colonel Ia noted athlete hin,-
,ence takes deep interest IN athletic
SAID the colonel 10 The Post; "t'p
~ the boys are hugsing the dalu-
heir hoscms that in the person OF
IS they have a world beater. He
ed against Joe Wolcott. Now,
and I read the papefs loosely,
dvantare OF the best trainers
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-12-22
XMAS NUMBER.
For Holiday Trade 1896.

We are not going out of the
Clothing Business, we are in it to
stay and will keep up cur well
assorted stock so you can always
depend on getting what you want
we will give you better prices
than anyone in the county, don't
be deceived by high sounding ads
but buy where you know you will
be treated right.
Our stock of Dry Goods is
complete and we'will show you
as many bolts Of goods as some
can yards The Shoe trade we
have been enjoying the last few
months says that our styles and
prices are right and leads.
Our Groceries are bought in
large quantities that enables us to
buy them cheaper than any other
house and we can consequently
give you better goods for the
same money.
We have an immense stock of
Furniture at right prices having
bought direct from the manufac-
turers this fall. Come and see
for yourself and remember "Cash
Talks" these hard times. We
have great many bargains for
you in the line of Childrens and
Ladies Underwear. We still give
away the beautiful Silverware
with purchases Of Clothing, Dry
Goods, etc.
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THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

Ord Bros. have just received the fines
assortment OF jewelry in town.
One Of the children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Munns died last week.
Mrs. Laura Butt spent Saturday in
SaltLake.
Or. Ssabright has been building an
addition to his residence.
The merchants are making quite a
show with their holiday goods.
John Y. Smith of the Coop spent
Friday in Salt Lake.
Mr.. Robinson OF the N. Y. and Utah
Paper 90. was in Lehi on Monday.
The schools of Heber have been closed
on account of diptheria.
The Civil Government Glass will dis.
cuss Capital Punishment next Saturday
night.
The students who are away attending
the different schools are expected home
this week.
B. J. Anderson made a business trip
10 Alpine last week and did some pros.
Fecting while up that way.
Clothes line thieves has been in our
midst and number of people are re.
porting losses.
James Kirkham, Sr. is getting tn.
brick on the ground preparatory to
building in the spring.
Can't we have few extra police on
Christmas night to try and put'a stop to
the hoodlumism that is generally
carried on every Christmes night.
The Y. M. M l. A. of the North Branch
will give party in the meeting house
on Wednesday night
W. L. Edison, who shot Miss OFT at
Ogden some time ago, escaped from Jail
and has not been captured.
W.. II. Vowles, once of shis city but
now at Tooele, and Miss Susie Evans OF
Ophir were married at Tooele on
Wednesday.
Last week a great snow storm visited
New York being almost as bad as the
unprecedented one in 1888. There
were several deaths duringthe biz zard
The night school has been adjourned
until Tuesday evening, Jan. 5. There
should be larger attendance when it
starts as there are many young people
who need some schooling.
Next Sun day will be Promotion Sun
day for the Sunday schools and they
are preparing and Will render special
program on that day. Prizes will be
awarded to the children OF the Primary
and kindergarten departments.
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S. w. Ross went south. today on bust
ness
The baby OF Mr.. and Mrs. David VIM
died yesterday.
We have received letter from Joseph
I S. Broadbent which we will publish
next week.
Ord Bros. are the only people who
guarantee their clothing. You can
always get your money back ii goods are
act what they are represented to be.
Some people say we sell shoddies.
We say we sell all wool goods at shoddie
prices.
No wonder clothing men say we sell
shcddie when they hear Of our prices,
but our customers always come for
more shoddies. Its just the kind they
take off sleeps backs.
Representative Allen is pushing bill
in congress to have the northwestern
portion OF Arizona annexed to Utah.
The most violent earthquake ever
experienced shook up England last
Thursday and frightened many of the
people on that green little isle.
The speech that Brigham Young de-
livered at the Irrigation Congress, held
at Phoenix, Arizona on the 18th, was
considered the best OF the session.
On Friday morning Judge Hatch re-
sentenced Harry Hayes to be hanged
January %. 1897. The execution is to
take place in some convenient and
private place in this county.
The school trustees have put up a
high board fence OH the north side of
the northeast school lot. This is some
thing that has been needed for some
time and the trustees are to be praised
Ior THIS pelce OF work.
Messrs. George Smith, S. w. Ross
WI. Webb, Jesse VIM and Robert
Ord and Misses. Birdie Stoddart and
Addie Winn attended the Symphony
Club Ball at Optingville last Thursday
night.
The monetary conference to be held at
Indianapolis on January II, 1897, is
very important one, and the four dele
gates who may be chosen to represent
the State should be men OF ability and
stand high in the estimation OF the
people.
There was small attendance at
Sunday school and meeting on Sunday
because OF the recent quarantine. The
speakers in the afternoon were Elders
+. Wild OF American Fork and Louis
CART and Bishop Cutler. The Bishop
read Il circular on tithing and made
some remarks on the same.
Manager Cutler, will leave here on
Dec. "A for Washington, d. c., where he
will represent the sugar factory before
the Ways and Means Committee on Dec.
30. He expects to be gone about ten
days. The wool growers will appear
before the same committee on January
2, to urge that something be done favor
able to that industry.
A boy from Lehi came over to see his
best girl Sunday evening. After the
youth had been seated for some time
without uttering a word the lady of the
house asked if the youngsters parents
had raised much poultry during the
past year, Presently came the answer.
Well no, not much, we planted consider
able but the chickens scratched it up
American Fork World.
Awarded
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THE LEH[ BAN NER
Lehi. Utah County, Utah.
LEHI MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Mayor-Mosiah Evans.

Mayor-Mosiah Evans.
Councilmen-John Roberts Jr., Obey
Ellingson, Richard Bradshaw Andrew
A. Peterson, John S. Willis.
Recorder--John T.. Ross.
Tredsurer--James Harwood.
Marshal-Joseph A.. Thomas.
City Justice--L. y. Willis.
SCHOOL TRysrEEs:
James =. Gaddie. John l.. Glib, James
p. Carter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-14
Notes and Personals.

rsllby was played by tho Ofrls.O 5nr
company on Fflday night. Svengall's
acting closely ressmbled thst Of n
B)weIy "shceney,O AMI unfoT.
tunateiy Trilby's singing BE-.
hind the scenes TO the dulcol
strains Of wheezy cabinet organ,
was hardly Of tho operate order; bul
the audience was not disposed 10 be
critical when the prizes Oi Tssefvei
seats was Ouly 30 cents, and "ovefy.
thing won't" Tho company played
during the entlre week, aud on 5atuT-
day night actually gave away o
bicycle by lottery. A boy named
Robinson was tho lucky winner
Tho FIRE engine made Tuu
Of nearly two hlocke, made a
coupling and bad stream playiug In
three minutes the other Jay. 10 was
u tslse alarm, given by the ohioi 10 zee
what could be done without prepata-
ton. There 10 but one paid nfomnn,
and no had 10 harness, hitch up sui
drive. The others arc all volunteers
and have TO ia from all directions ut
the sound OF tne alarm bell.
As the prints were beaten by q
mixed team OF county officials and
expert plnyefe, they have Issued n
challenge TO the officials, the game 10
DO confined strictly 10 officials and
their deputies on Que side, anu to
printers on the other.
Mr.. john Haly0rsoa, formerly pro.
pfletor OF the Home bakery aud re.-
lauTanl, Salt Lake, has moved TO Logan
aud intends TO open Il ilrst class bakery
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PROVO.
srrr H. 1896.
Provo, UTAH,
RaiIwny vs. Power Comnnny.


The long expected legal contest be.
tween the II. a. w. Railway company
aud the Provo Power Dam company
iOr the right oil way over disputed
ground la Provo canyon has com.
monced. Saturday two suits were illed
by the railway company, one against
The Telluride Power Transmission
company, l.. l.. Num- and l.. Hol.
brook, and ono against w. w. Fergu'
ton, The Telluride Power Transmits
slon company, J. l.. Mum aud J..
Holbrook. The ifst suit Il brought TO
obtain judgment for the possession Of n
certain piece Of lsnd In Provo canyon.
The plainun sets up that they have
bought the possessing night 10 tue lana
In question from A. l.. Murphy
and that the defendants claim 10 have
n right TO the land In question. Plain
IN pfays that the defendants DO re-
qulfed to tot forth the nature and
extent Of their adverse claim; thHt
the title and right OF possession OF
plaintiff be confirmed AMI the defend.
ants aud all pefIons acting for them be
restrained from asserting and adverse
claims TO the land pending trial, and
that on trial the Injunction be made
perpetual.
The second suit 10 brought against
w. w. Ferguson. The Telluride Power
Transmission company, l.. l.. Mum
ana l.. HolOrook, and 10 10 obtain iudg-
ment 10 condemn certain land for u
right Of way for the railway oompany,
TO which defendant Ferguson claims u
possessory right, and refuses 10 sell,
alleging that he has contracted 10 sell
10 the other deien dants.
Thurman a Wedgwood aud Ben.
nett, HATknets, HowAt & Bradley are
attorneys for the railway company.
This morning, In the Fourth district
court, George hedenboTg ana Janus
Chapel were aTfAigued on a charge OF
assault with Intent 10 commit tape
upon the person OF Lille May SNOW,
on the 2lst OF July, 1895. Prosecuting
Attorney Cash said no had examined
the Witnesses In the case and found
that neither OF the deiendAnts wsre
guilty OF the charge contained Ia tho
Information. He asked that George
Hedenbofg DO discharged, anu that
James Chapel be required to plead to
charge OF simple assault. The order
was made, ana Chapel pleaded guilty
to simple nstRult. December lith was
SGT for time OF passing sentence.
A. q. Murphy, Frank Keller aud
Frank Wilson were afraiRned ON n
Information charging burglary, COM
mitted on the Both day OF August,
1885, at Clear Greek this county. by
entering . stoTehoure OF w. Il. Robin
son. They had no attorney anu J. Il,
Booth was appointed TO defend.
Ernest Green aud Frank Lyons pre-.
pared TO change their former plea OF
not guilty TO n charge Of grand
larceny, committed by stealing horser
from Frank Socket OF Clear Creek on
the 24lh OF August Of this year.
drtea 10 changed his plea aud sen
tenoo was set for this afternoon.
In the case OF Frank. Lyons, upon mo.
llon Of Prosecuting Attorney Cash, he
asked that the defendant be disch atgeJ,
10 the evidence waH not sufficient 10
convict. The order was made nnd
Lyons was given his liberty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-14

tNken by tbs convention Of Dsm9orais
81 Indianapolis and that " tue ~.
tional Republican convention were
severely denounced, aud tue nominee
we're pledged o. work Tor the election
o. none but solid Bryan men ~ Con.
Rfess or any other position. The han
OF latty fellowship was t1iended o. al,
who inieuI 20 vote Tor tue Democratic
candidate.
For tho position OF Slate senator
there were twn nominations, 10 eph
M1nsin anu l.. MlHincau a great
zeal u spfecnmakiug was iutuigei n
w their respective ffionue. TIE IT, uli
OF tho vote wasi Monsln 100. Mar.
tineau -
Joseph Kimball secured the nomi-
nation tor drst representative by 40.
clamation.
For second rertrse thllve there were
three nomit alton; l. &. Thine, T..
NJ. Vaughan and David MuraY. Frs
vote, no election; second vlie lhIfo.
ssn secured a majority aud wai de-
clsred elected.
For third repfcsrt tniivr, Mlt1nl
Price, T. y. Mauguan anu y. Is. Ba
son were nominated. Pscg scared Do
majority on the flfat ballot.
On Saturday next another Dtml.
cratic convention viii meet 20
nominate candidates for oil county
tfilcefr. Most Of the present iurumhcnta
viii probably be- tut 10 the field, On the
present. hes been tho fret term 10
iiice. No opposition hA, appeared ~
YET ,xoeIt IN the cpro OF Sheriff
lurntr, ngalast whom y. w. Cr0,ts.
ton Will run. Tur or'a reconciliation
though, seems 10 DO iofrgo1o cOnclu-
'iou, ~ hu has maize y spluniid record
nuu has hosts OF frlends who, regard.
less OF party, Will support him.
County Commlisionef HayoalI, tho
present chairman u tho blArJ, has an.
nouncUi bis candidacy Tor rem nina.
ion. On Saturday he Withdrew his
namo Tor the Opruauutativeship, "a
this would rave eido.ifackud him.
Hon. Geo. w. Thaichci's name was
presented Tor toe tvnaiorship. but OF his
request II was Withdrawn.