The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-04-26

a writer to the Desefet news mas iilc
following to say Of the climate OF
Canada: "Its climate is one OF its
most attractive features, its winters be :
ing mild with very little SHOW. Our
summers are delightful, cool nights and
frequent showers during June, with
occasional showers in Jaly and August
Chinook winds aresnot agreeable, hut
are the most welcome visitor to man
and beast in the winter imaginable,
coming iron, the west warm and fierce
The snow disappears like magic, and
stock can get an abundance OF good
grass and come out fat in the spring.
The thermometer will rise to the
warmth OF spring in few hours when
our glorious Chinooks ''set in Z" Yes,
the wind blows. thank heaven, and
once in while blizzard. Frost comes
in September, the latest in October.
In he spring, the latest since we have
b zen here, which is nearly eleven years,
was in the early part Of June. The
settlers have always raised their bread
and plenty of vegetables.
Doe Faust, the veteran Indian lighter
prospector and stock man helped swell
the war chorus in l.ehi last week. Doc
il anxious for a brush with the Dons
and when seen in Earls store he was
Justify engaged in ramming 40 calibre
down the barrel of u horse pistol of the
mintage of l776 presumably for use in
case Weyler invades the Rocky mount
aims at the head of the Spanish army
Vic Thomas came in from Fish Springs
recently with some splendid samples OF
ore from the Early Harvest, The new
strike was made in a drift III It is being
run in the main shaft $50 feet from the
surface. The indications are that the
Early Harvest Will one day he propo-
sition that will cut quite a figure in
mining circles.
At meeting of the stockholders OF
the Big -Four Mining company held
last week the following directors we're
elected for the ensuing term VIM. Z.
Racker, 4. A. Goodwin, 5. !. Goodwin,
Mosah Evans and Henry Lewis.
Miss Sadie Bowen, who has been
stopping in Mammoth for the past
month, will return home this week
Her many friends will be pleased to see
her home again.
Reed Smoot OF the Provo WOODEN mills
has been about the only wool buyer in
this section this spring and as result a
u great deal OF wool is being hauled to
Provo.
Drs. Noyes and Robinson called in
to see US on Saturday. DR.. Robinson
is looking over the field will, view Of
locating here.
The Meeting House lot has been
plowed and trees will be planted there
this week, BY this action u long felt
want is filled
Charles Earl came in from Eureka
yesterday and will remain a few days,
rs the Bullion Beck mine has closed
down for repairs.
d.. Thurman Jr had an unpleasant
experience in Provo last week. Just
for riding u bicycle on the sidewalk he
was arrested and fined So
LICENSES to wed have been granted to
Alma Beck and Sadie Fox Of Lehi, anu
Peter Anderson OF Lehi and Miss Christ
ensen OF American Fork.
A train load OF machinery Tor the Og-
den sugar factory passed through here
over the r G w yesterday.
Miss C.. l}roadbent has been suffering
from a severe attack of the quinsy, but
is now on the improve.
A surprise party and social was given
at the Union Hotel on Thursday night
in honor OF Bildie Stoddard.
AS the schools have closed Miss Ethel
Dat. iof 90, Les ho,,a IL, Dr,,,o an -