The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-05-13
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

On Monday night son was born TO
Mr. and Mrs. T r. Cutler.
George Webb is tearing down his re-
sidence preparing to build new one.
Some patches OF beets will be ready
TO thin next week il the weather con-
tinues favorable
Slater Bros are iurhishns the brick
Tor the addition to the boiler house at
the factory.
MI. b +. Grant ot lno Home Fire
Insurance Co was talking insurance. to
the people oi I.ehI GA 'rhuleddy.
MIR and Mrs joseph Ashton are re-
i,icing over the addition of girl to
their family.
II. j.. Baker is preparing to build
fine residence on his property in the
east part Of the city.
Lehi stands fourth ia The list OF cities
in assessed valuation IN utuh county.
rhe others are Provo $l,5j2.o50. Spr-
ingville SsI'S, $50 Spanish Fork $Sl3. $50,
I.ehi $500 800.
For the Cncu- atproyo, tickets will
be sold 10y the X. cav 40 Lehi, Goshen
and intermediate points to Provo and
return on May 3Oth limitedt 70 May 3lst.
Those who wish to prevent the rayag-
es Of the Goblin moth should spray theil
trees right away. Apple trees should
be sprayed with solution of Paris green
just as the blossom leaves are falling.
Marshal Iugersol OF American Fork
came over to Lehi on Monday and ar
rested viii Kirkham and Moroni Peck
for fast driving in American Fork the
day before. They were taken before
the justice over there aud fined 50 each.
On Tuesday Governor Wells appointed
Hon. John Il. Booth as judge of the
Fourth Judicial district vice W. ii
Dusenberry, resigned commenced
work next day. This appointment will
undoubtly give satisfactory as will also
the appointment OF s A. King as dis
tlict attorney for the Forth district.
Monday Captain Haniord of SPRING
willie began work surveying the pipe
line FOL the sugar company. II n right
of way can lie secured the line viii go
direct from the factory across the fields
to Geneva as this will cut off about q
mile OF pipe. From Geneva the line
will follow the II q. w. TO Provo and
there it will leave the railway and go
across the bottoms to Springville. This
will he the shortest and most direct
route between the two points. Mark
Austin began blowing for the line at
Geneva on Tuesday and u gang OF
shoveers was put to work the next day.
On Thursday Field Supt Austin went 10
Lake Shore to let contracts.
Mr.. Buckingham OF Boulder Colo. was
in Lehl on Monday for the purpose OF
investigating the sugar industry. lie
was shown through the factory and
fields by James Gardner. lie had al
ready visited Grand Junction and Odgen
bnt stated TINT the showing made hore
was far ahead Of what he had seen else
we're lie represents II syndicate own
ing considerable land near Loyeland,
Colo where II company proposes to
erect factory ii they can get the bonus
they ask. Tie was sent out here to in
vestigats the industry and rs lac was
much pleased with the showing made
he will report favorable to his employ
ers. So it is likely that Loveland vii
have a factory next year
Professor j. } Mcclellan will giv'
one Of his excellent concerts in the leh
Tabernacle Tonight. lie brings owe
forty advanced members OF the Il. Y A
Musical Department, Prominent amoni
them being our own boy o. A. kirkham
who is rapidly developing nto fin
baritone. Prof. w. G.. Give, Utah,
popular yiolinist. Miss Emma R9mse.
Prize" contrallo at the late Eisteddiod
Miss Monahan PIANIST, Boshard Brother
etc. will also assist Old time lMorit'
songs new popular songs, negro ditI'e
and some solid music work will compos
the program. Advanced reserved seat
sold at Kirkhams store. The Len
Choir through courtesy Of Prof. Beesle
will entertain the choir and q fine tim
will beenjoye | after the concert by th'
members OF Il organizations,
Prices 80, 20, and l5c for children
Concert $50.
The concert is postponed until neA
week.
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