The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-04

Registration will take place at the
following places In district /, by 3. C..
Earl, at Earl meat market in district
2, by US. B,oadbent, at Broadbent's
store; in district 5, by George Ximmer-
man, at Ki"kham & Sons store. The
days set are Oct. IL, II and Is. and
Nov. 1.
sportsmen got their paraphernalia
ready and a number began to TAX.
advantage of the duek-hunting season
which opened Saturday one hour after
sudrise. The malsrds, the canvasbsck
and the teals are reported to be very
plentiful at the mouth OF the Jordan
river, around the lake west OF the river,
at the mouth Of Bear river and along
the shores of Utah lake.
The Gaze of Paul Stewart otINhi
charged by Miss Abbie King OF Amsri-
can Fork with fornication, occupied the
attention Of the District Court Tuesday
all day and aportion OF Wednesday
forenoon. The jury went to it's room
Wednesday forenoon at 10 80. and after
being out for three and one-half hours,
stated that it could not agree on
verdict. The question on which the
jurors disagreed was one of fact, there
being four for acquittal and four for
conviction.
The Frank Readick Co. billed to play
At CARTS hall Tuesday and Wednesday
nights met with very poor business.
Tuesday evening the Vendetta was
presented before an audience OF about
sixty people. Mr.. Readick himself and
some of the members gave evidence Of
being fair actors but the entertainment
as awhole could not be classed as up to
the stand ard, although the spsciaities
were better than expected. This was
explained by the manager, who said
that the poor attendance and incon-
venicnce met with in trying to arrange
scenery furnished such discouraglng
Gestures that it dampened the ardor OF
the mem bers OF the company and they |
could not do their best. Wednesday |
night Mr.. Readick thought lie dis
covered evidence Of the audience being
still smaller so he returned the money
OF those who had purchased tickets and
refusedto play. The company certainly
deserved better success.
Tuesday morning last Abe Gudmun.
sen started on trip to the top OF the !
mountains east OF Pleasant Grove. He
set out about daylight and went as far
as small canyon at the foo. of the
mountain on his bicycle, thence he
made the ascent on foot He carefully
scrutinized the geological formation and
says he saw no sign in all his trip OF any
mineral deposits, From the extreme
summit he obtained grand view of the
country in every direction on this side
the fertile valleys OF Utah and Salt Lake
dotted with the cities and towns, and
on the farther side Of the range stretch
Of mountain ranges heavily wooded
reaching away to the reservation in the
distance. EIe brought from near the
summit and above timber line few
samples OF specie of lichen in the form
ii miniature shrubs from two to four
inches in height, which covered the
tide of the mountains like thick bed
II moss. Abe reached home about ]
o'clock Wednesday morning.
Quite number of buildings are going
Up in town and all of them add to the
Of Lehi The fine resi-
Iences being erected by John and
Bradshaw are nearly completed
nd are among the finest buildings in
chi. B. c. Earl was putting the
touches 20 the tin work on the
ew residence owned by John c.
donaldson last week and the house will )