The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-02-04
Joseph S. Broadbent is rapidly recov-
ering from his recent illness.

, ering from his recent illness.
Through mistake the words semi
weekly" were left on the first page
john Devy ct al have located IL,
onyx cave in the tAlpine mining dis
trict.
A pair Of spectacle has been picked
up on East Main Street and are now Al
this Office. Have YOU lost them?
The parents and school patrons held
q meeting at the Stanford school yes
terday TO discuss school matters.
The Favorite, Beehive. and Spyglass
mining claims have been located IN the
Lehi mining district oy Joseph Slater
and others.
Miss Nora Thomas has left the em-
ploy of the Peoples Coop and will soon
wed Elias Jones, popular young man
who recently returned from mission
to England.
George B. Norman and Richard Nor
man Jr who came down from Park
City on Monday toattend the funeral
OF little Custer Decide, returned to the
Park Thursday evening.
Utah sugar stock is in demand at $1S,
a jump OF 80 cents a share during the
last three weeks. Ogden sugar stock
has gone from sl0S ut the closing of the
works in the early pant Of December to
500.
A gang Of hard looking tramps was
run IN by the Marshal on Wednesday
night. Next morning one was fined
Sl.50 for being drunk and the rest were
released under promise to leave town
at once.
Three boys answering to the names
of Ball, Day. and Darling were arrested
on Tuesday for knocking over bee
hive belonging to John Sims and steal
ing the honey. They were fined $1.OO
each. Young Darling paid his fine but
the other two boarded it out in the
City jail.
The Chino Champion says that indi-
cations point to an early completion of |
he Salt Lake railroad. A representa-
tive OF the company is in Los Angeles
looking after connections, depot sites, |
etc. 1t is also said he is preparing to
engage, through a contractor, 500 teams
to go to work on the extension.
A 1ribune correspondent says that at
Gunnson great deal of interest is
being taken in the hugar factory Fro
ject. All OF the local county papers
have taken the matter up and are push
ing it along. Another meeting will be |
held next Saturday to take steps to or
ganize an association for the purpose OF
encouraging the raising OF beets during
the coming season.
The Ladies' Home Journal for Feb
ruary is out and contains many attrac-
tive features. The article by Mrs, Lew
Wallace on The Slaughter OF limo
cents is an excellent one as it shows
mp in a striking manner the faults OF
our present school system. The pic
lures OF pretty homes and the inside OF
one HUNDRED pretty gardens are OF int
crest to all lovers OF beauty
Fred Il. Racker and I. J. Wadsworth J
went to Salt Lake on Wednesday to
consult with the Governor and Adju.
tant General relstive TO organizing a
troop Of the National Guard here. |
These officers seemed pleased that the
boys had taken this matter up but told
them that Il troop could not be organi-
zed as they had no equipments for cav
airy but Tor them to organize a company
Of infantry and the equipments could |
w lulllhuIu Us soOn US lne company |
was mustered in. The boys will do this
and an officer will be sent down to
muster them in rs soon rs everything
is ready.
An exchange truly says that 1t is
always best to wait for the evideuce
before passing judgment. When you
hear reports detrimental to young
ladies or gentlemen, don't be too
hasty in forming conclusions. 1t is
better to be charitable when anyone
is in trouble. Today it is som body
else's boy or girl tomorrow it may be
yours. Trouble comes to us all and we
should be willing TO extend the same
charity that we expect from others.
Gossip distorts and magniGos occur
rences that have no foundation in fact
and injustice is often done innocent
parties.