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Wool.
Hides.

Hides steady. Dry heavy Bc: Tex
as average ls&e: fallen l3als=c; native and Ar
kansas lie: No. ! native lSi=c. No. . NATIVE T.
Light weights I2c. bull Ice. culls OF glue &c.
Dry-saltea-Round heavy l2c: round Light OK.
Eafted No ] EXC. sllted No ? I0-c- Ho-seh-Gss
DRY CSC. SIC. Southern
SC; selected No ! sc: selected No. = T3.c. part
cured nc less. uEcUred &c PEI ID. less- suI. &c
per ID. less than COW hides, Horss-No- ! 40.
horse No. = SIS: uncurad less.
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Receipts and Shipments
PROVISIONS.

Provisions ruled strong under the influence
of the advancing hog market On the rise
there was considerable selling. which caused
some reactions. The pit. however. was
bullish on the cold weather and higher corn
The trade was good at times. though II was
principally local January pork closed 1r
zhc up at x1aZ2-; Jan. lard l5c higher at
Il, and Jan ribs 5l7lzc up at s7.s11z
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
Us cars; corn, rs: cats. Is cars. hogs. TO-
QU head
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81. Leui. Future Prices.
Stocks of Grain In Store
Produce.

Butter nrm. Quotadols: Creamey-Ertn -1c:
nrsts IaGlsci seconds 151lec. -Dafry-ExtrH $50
lie: drsts l4G1bc. grease &C Observation-Disclosures
16c; drsts l4G15c- Country-Choice nIEaI2c; poo-
10 fair s61ic-
-EgEs-Currert receipts 1el17rc- Recetpts l srs
local and III through shipped 80.
Cheese-JobolnE Twins at lie: singles Ike.
daisies I-c; Z. A IKE: long horn Ike. I'm
burger nGuhc 129sc TO lie. Brick
l1nI12c.
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Houston OIL Stock sales.
RwrBLIc SPECIAL

Houston. Tex. Sept I'm speaking Of the
FIRE at Splncietop territory, Secretary Robinson
OF the Houston on and Stock Exchange said:
In ny opinion. the FIRE will not hurt the stocks.
and. II Il docs, the decrease in values vii. be
well; most OF Their, were firm at figures that
sales: AnEio-American. 5000 at &c: Continental
National. L5o at 1oc; Gey.er Of Galveston lol
AZ i<c: Manhattan. 100 at &c: S1enEler. loo 1t
sc: Texns Big -Four. 800 az 1c.- Becky Sharp. -
60 at 5: Higgins. s at SIS: National OIL and
Sc Forward Reduction. 10 at &c
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Beaumont OIL stool. saIes.

SFtNlAL
Beaumont, Tex, Sept l2-On account OF TIE
fire in The OF field there Was bu. q email At
tendance during the session Of the OH Exchange
this morning. Sales: DIytdend. loo shares a.
I: Beck Sharp. s09 shares at s1sc. Manhattan.
ss shares al &c. D1iilersf. 80 shares at fisc:
Higgins. 5 shares az ssl-5c.
OF quotations unchanged.
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o.. 55e... 40
SOUTHERN CATTLE-Qua:a rtine cattle re-
ce.rts were 1T cars c ntaini-E 49, head against
IL cars and Les mead last Tuursdsy and 81
ears and 14s6 head two weeks ago inere was
another ECcu Supply % cows. or VII CT steady
prices WvEe paid. OoI pared viii a week sgo.
valves on COWS nave chan-,d but n.tie. ~ any.
though the trade u ed LTet'y active al week al
god steady prices Bus were slcady n some
appreciation IN values over lsEt Thur day. with
WIS no charge IN CAVES. Ths upper grades are
quoted SgsEdy win n we-k ago. while light.
common ETndes have suffered { decline Of around
SicTS per head.
The steer trade was stea6y. with = Top OF s..
the second time Ibis we X Althou al some weak
spots we've noted dur ng the week. there were
also Scmc Stru-E ones. ard the general trade
ruled pretty s;eady. with trade closing on przc-
ticE.sy g STEADY basis compared with sast Thurs
DAY The clearance was very gcod-
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bryan starts to Cincinnati.
-pr-RTr n ~

Salem. IL. Sept n-wmiam j. Bryan.
who spoke at the Old Settlers' meeting at
this place yesterday. II stin here. the guest
Of his sister. Mrs Beard During the day
many called on him and paid their respects.
During the forenoon be came downtown and
chatfed with old-time friends. At moor he
attended q family picnic at the home OF
Mrs Webster, q relative. Mt the farm. one
mile north OF here He left Tonight for
Cincinnati. where he VII deliver an ad-
dress tomorrow
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e---Dl5... 40 5..-Io9... 80
Late yesterday:
16---i1a... s.to
Butcher Cattie-The supply Of butcher STUFF
was small and OF 0a,y faar quSiiry. Tra1e vas
quiet. but generally Ste1uy. WITH a few strons
spots On the most desirable kinds. Gamers were
stcaoy. bulls weak and calves unchanged
Representative sales:
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Fruits aad Vegetables.

The Republics quotations are for car lot. in
on orders are charged higher.
G~tAPES-eoSI5e per E-bu- basket for Con
Cords: Ohio 2iH2Zc per climax basket
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Per 80 In = 5obo!ns
CANTALoUPEs-Rocky Ford refrigerator 81;
Gle per standard crate.
Soc: Ni s - >, q - - - M q q, SaaSc a
u - co. 80 I,
70 $3.50 fo- extra fancy hish-eolored stock.
-PLCMs-HOme-eTown aid rear-by Newman At
&c per '=-bE- basket. oamsons II 81 pc = ~
PATTI GoAsT FRGiT@Bsrtiett pears al SIS
az Per box. gross p-unss At SI-25GLS and Ger
nan and Italian at silver plums at
xlls515 and Grand Duke 4; Eleai-7s a case.
Peaches al SIS a case Tokay grapes At Sl..sa
PEAR@5-bu. basket common sOfEc Duchess.
Bsrslett assgc. Bbls-: Dach-ss 8 aaEZs: seek
81 go =; Michigan tzrdetts nS psr bn, and
CRAB APPLEs-slchiEEu Hysiop. at s,z5 Per
ENElD9eoc per 100.
e: scny ss.sos4 and verdSeli at s,Siso rom
oRANGE-car lots IN rk Late Valencia ut
G5oc Per box higher.
BANANA@l12 a bunch on orders.
cocoANUTs-s20I5 for LOU. In 4 3obbing
PdSEAPPLE-Havana at ;i-zaL per doz.
ons at z5gSsc Cor bottom stock TO BG45c for blur
-.oNIoNs-iowa red ssaEc; red globe l5assc for
choice
SoUASH-Eone-rrown at Ioc per bu. box fer
summer Hubbard &c.
STRING BEANs-Home-srown st acc per bu.
pCX loose
cABBAGE-Home-grown from farmers waE-
ens. per 100 his, at &c for shipping stock and
sATRKRkCTNNew rga per half Dbl.
GCMSO-HCme-Eruwn 25c per peck
CUCUABERS-2gG25c Per bu- box: picking
stock ~ lcffS1 Der bu. loose.
ssWKEEEETT sScT s sSjoe SJ Per de- ss SIC
Bermuda al Csc and Nansenond al EGs0c per bu.
box.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At 25GD per bu.
cFLERY-Michiean = a; ssaIsc: Chicago rat
cases a Sed75c and square at SlGl15-
BEETSu per Dbl. for homegrown. 3oc Per bl
and 15G2ec per duz. punches.
CARROTS-5T30c Per doz. punches and s1..5
per Dbl: Northern AZ 3 per 100 lbs.
AZ lSGe5c Per br. box
-PEPPERS-Home-grown at @sG5ec Per bu: rel
s5cfs1 per bu.
EGGPLANT-Honegrovn az &c per bu. loose.
SPINACH-Eome-grown at l5S29c per bu- box.
box.
HoRsERADISH-1es per Dbl. on orders.
ALE-Hone-grcwn Ic per hu. box
GAhLIC@New Orleans new bd6c per ID.
6PANISH ONIONS-H-2s per crate.
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River Forecast.
The river az ST. Louis VII fall.
River and Business.
Harder gauges yesterday marked 1i5 feet in
dies tinS I fall OF 5 OF a foot during the last "a
hours.
Business along the river front yesterday was I'd
10 the average
Weather fair and cool.
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ness Mems League TO take charge Of the
hotel arrangements for the Entertainment
Of the President. has called 10 his as
sistance Samuel n Kennard and J. E
Smith They have selected q sEfte Of rooms
At the Planters Hotel. the Southern Hotel
having had the honor of entertaining Presi-
dent Mckinley In ISIS
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LIVE STOCK nAnKnr.

HarVe HccefDfs C2ffI0
Steady-sheep Clsse strsng.
NATIVE CATTLE-Bee< -SteeuE8eetpts m
ne native ciyiecn were ltgst xnc shout IKE =
week aEo- There was but LITTLE OF fnDc-tAace
IN the beef lire and very little buxkner1 vas
done trade being quiet. but about steady. with
q fev rsnsact.ons hanging nre At . late hoar
Tor lack % EKreenert
Representative sales.
BEEF BUTCHER STEERG
No Az Pr. No Az. Pr No. Az. p.
1--INl-iHa l.. s0-sNla g.. ss..-N-S
Ws.sii
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small supply Of sheep was on sale.
swift Z Co. In guaiity sc;h The sheep and iaamoss
aye5ased a little better tnsn on WEDNESDAY: Inc
nc higher en- both good mutton sheep and lambs
s1d S1s sI se a. sI hnct naes !. Il, I'm noa r~ aes
mand and sell very slow. Stocker- we're about
trade than during the past few cays
Lambs sold at AaS. IN. bulk az ttIsgs-1: Gull
er1 as ssssSsSm. 1 an1 bucks sRis at 80
HoGS-Aealn th- run Of hoss was small the
which is only about half OF a sood supply. The
%H @ . II-raI ntStoriiun Of ~. rsceip;s being
good. Rt. heavy hogs. But few pigs and lights
epeaed on ssoat a steady basis with wedne--
day and trading was quis good. cty butchers
s nsTs e On az es aA1 ana rSekers 5 a ' sess.r dis
position TO do business than any day recently.
Good lights were also In demand. but the poor
ones were neglected the same as usual The late
bo1sssr "s a, Iss s splss n no sGSe q z any ins im s5es Sns
remained Unsold-
~ e 6e: 80 sui SasT, and xi h:ssy 1 hog B :pls At
at ss.soa76. me bulk al tLSS6i,a: nghss. 80 TO
lights 100 10 80 ibs' at p.1sGs-a; PIGS AT $50
a. ruushs and calls at ,SsesI ..,s. s.rs
q the hos above 10 ,ss 1 We ! SID ss,t az ~
Tsek was active throughout. Re-
e esss , sGe ese S xSiie o. ons dsy Of the week
more. Than 20 carloads OF range horses were
the hes. week OF the fall season SO far. II was
buyers was larger, the demand more varied and
murs largely distributed The quality too. was
better and this fact Was shown n .ne VICE
s sSsd t sp ssD and So More q tss spiII, ef
the o,d-time auction. with its variegated supply
was shown. As 10 prices. they were nrm and in
pernape z number OF cases stronger. but no gen.
eral advance war quoted selec; southern horse.
the Kind selling Up TO 100 and Southern uS driven, Hsp
30 IN ~ 5000 cSaracfertst,cs fully sustained
Horse quotations: Heavy draftlomnon to
good si7eG19: choice 10 extra sieoSlS. Chunks-
liz 70 y i:sg ios coa 1ei s he seOd and cSes:-Esf1 TO 70
FOR The ~scath-smaii. light drivers. fair to good.
isrre- ssyTI5. Exp0r. chunks-l.s 30 TO 100 lbe.
rialn 10 good. y56S9: choice 10 extra sioee,n-
bg,Ints. eTIysrrs ssssI.1 TO SOD ss sssnS; sss@fi 70
10 5000 s.5Gge. choice to extra AeealL: fancy
rated and New YORK saddlers q In
ferior ho5seLEcomm2a small plugs <Seso'
MJLFS@The su-ply Tor four dsys emhrs>ed
ever Co head. three-fourshs OF which have ben
erai way the receipts showed greater volume
arfivi,y was more general. A larger number Of
buffers were on the msrke-- snd the demand
which they generated rsye the dealers NOR bus
extent than last week The result was 4 more
lively movement IN the commission market end
hsnds more freely. Ii WIS a facf. hoaever ihst
N was Only the better classes which manifested
a chang Buyers soushi TIE fst smosth and
hin and Immature kinds on an average. II
ms, mani S Mrcs aSo on the be-, kinds. but the com
rrcn kinds -emsined stationary. A. any rate.
her vas a se,teh mose dsna. inc onsinss S''
Mule quotations ror broke mules. 4 TO : years
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St. Louis Curb Market

peu wheat ess.foe4c: puts ssxc: calls ssx1
sThc: puts Go ana ssHc: calls S7Ac and g7ssS
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T~e f-sf Nre OF qrotatiors IN each ciass IN cal
culated to represent TIE full ranse from cannon
10 >x-n- Dealers. however. Offer classify su-
p~-iztive buncheS tan tons for buyers. which
rcr.ttmc- sell con-fde ably above the highest
ouo.sfsOrs. TIE sec nd In. Of d-ntati1ns siEni-
fes the bulk o. sales and Esne--fly represents
the various classes as tae- are sold On the COM
mission market. more or less mixed
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nrfed FruffA

Nev York. Sept 12-Thc martef for erapo-
zrcc ru-jes remains unchanged Very Hxhf SUD
pies are arriving. and s1ot vaiuez are isrK.ly
nonfrsl with stare quoted Il s11ec and Wesrcr1
pasttion- but without ehanEe In guct<ftons. which
sill nnxr from g<G-sc for AL nde1. Amt
rcfs .-r 1ulcf ana unchsneed At sz<4.SHr IN txs
and ezaioc IN bags Peachea. movtng nodersss-
pseled hssrg anoisd ~ 1s91se al mpsels6 at
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By Telegraph.

Kansas City. No. Sept E-Catte-Receipts
coss active and am; -soekers and ,eeae.s lower:
csOiee e,poTt sad are-ed,b.sf s,esrs s;Iss.s g;
dian steers slq4-l5: Texas cowr G-5sG5.5O: native
s ssss so. Y iss g: saIl sa i. e asissrs ave g SIS &: He's ssa.
-Rscsipis s.nsi strong 20 ic hiEhsr: TOP SD;
n esss .E,i6ss.e: IIshs soss:.S trors.rs
s. ~: pigs roS!-l snsep-Receipts
e: western lambs SS4: native weIssr. a
80; w ,.sns5 wsshsTs - red ives ssn 5iss =;
sheep c.ssa5:9 sioekess and feeders cy.g
csIpts ~: stronger and active: feeders dnil and
lower: natives N.Ias.s5: COW. and h-.fers S-1s
ss;is; ye :sd f-.der: Ell 49, sna ''nf orRi,
,gs; ise higher; Ish, a1s l,sh; mixed 1907
Is: bulk s.-Gsss.71 sheep-Rer iipts As;
dqT. and stacy T1 e.. 70 le Ll Sss - ma ,,-
ciud.nE 90 Texans; steady: eood 70 prime steers
n .,sr : at and ssessrs s,gss g. o ne cow 49,:
hesfe-s EseHsl .: Gamers H-5ode-9: bulls G-Go
s 81 s. .,.sr. $50 ssss I aoss. iss ~ ss I'd We Il
GO: tomorrow leceo: len over LOO. le9zsc
s ssssss heavy a'rsp Fec . rsuss and sssyy - 80
20: Ilsst s,se -: .s ssIs . Ss Lana i.,ss , e: q
&c sisssT; sd Z sss.es vsss.s. e q 2 g.,
oz-5. Official yesterday; Reseip,Nc.ttis n
g; h9ss II;s:s; -s ssso is 80 sas'"sntNata'
New York sept E-Beersx: Receipts afls
efse-x I16fSc lower: balls snd cow3 dun but
~re.dy- an sold Steers SS77 oxen sl-ss1s
bulls. EDa4 cows. Cables .seady:
sheep and lc1 quarters OF eecf Sives-Re-
ss2e 4 r- s.sns .sd 5g:,ernsik. III itp ne
westerns. sheep ard lsmbs-Rereipts koE. Sheep
ahou- -stezdy. lambs slow but generally rfendy:
irmhr 10 cuflr 81; CANADIAN lambs En-
6E5. HocEReceipts les weak. STATE hogs
Dried FruffsA
New York. SEPT 2-Thc markef for erapo-
ztcd rrries remains unchanged Very fixhf sup
pies are arriving. and s3ot veiuez are largely
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fan of the Rivers.

For q hours ending at ] 4. m:
ST Louis. Friday. AUG L. i2e-
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16
A Great Railroad.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Pau
Railroad owns and operates over $500
miles OF thoroughly equipped road in
Illionois, Wisconsin, Iowa Minnesota,
South Dakota. North Dakota, Missouri
and the Upper Peninsula Of Michigan,
1t owns and operates all equipment in
service on its lines, including Sleeping
Cars, Parlor Cars and Dining Cars,
maintaining an excellence Of service an
equaled on any railway in the world.
1t has been the Pioneer in the North
west and West in the use Of the block
system in the operation Of it's train, in
the lighting OF trains by electricity,
heating by steam and many other pro-
gressive methods, which have added
safety, comfort AMI luxury to travel. 1t
is always the leader in that direction ,
1t IL the Short Line between Omaha
and Chicago, and its Limited Trains
have the costliest and handsomest Sleep
ing Cars in the world and the best Din
ing Car service.
Time tables, maps and information
furnished free on application to l.. L..
Downing, Commercial Agent, 106 Yves
Second South Street, Salt Lake City
Utah
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16
Coughs and Colds In Children.

Recommendation OF Well Known
Chicago Physician.
l use and prescribe Chamberlain /
Cough Remedy for almost all obstinate
CONSTRUCTED coughs, with direct results
prescribe il to children Of all ages. Am
glad to recommend il to all in need and
seeking relief from colds and coughs and
bronchial Affections. 1t Ia non-narcotic
and safe in the hands Of the most .un-
professional. A universal panacea Of all
mankind.-Mrs. Mary II. Melendv, N
D., Phi. D., Chicago, III. This remedy il
for sale by II. b. Merrihew.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16

The stockholders Of the Lehi Cream
cry and Mig. Co. held their election In
the city hall on Jan. eth and reelected
old members Of the board for the next
yoar. The financial report was present.
ed and accepted. On account OF feed
being 30 high priced the business Of the
creamery has fallen OF some little in the
post, bnt is now picking up again with
good prospects for dividend the
coming year.
Those who have good stories and can
tell them now have chance 10 make
some money. The Black Cat magazine
offers ever 10000 in prizes for the best
short stories sent TO them before Feb.
20, 1904. This company buys stories en-
tirely on their merit and not on the re.
putation Of an author. This lisa splen-
did chance for people who have good
literary ability any one wanting further
information should write 10 The Short
story Publishing Co., Boston Mass.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16
Change In Officers.

AT the M, l. A. meeting held Tuesday
night. President T. F, frame, Council
OF g. w. Ross, Secretary VIM. McOmle,
and Treasurer s. l.. Wells, rendered
their resignation. and new officers were
chosen to take their places as follows:-
Geo. A. Smith, president; s. 1. Good
win, first councillor; j. 7. Roberts,
second councillor; Charles Friel, secre-
tary; John Cutler, treasurer; aud
James NJ. Kirkham. chorister.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16
Election .

The meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Lehi irrigation company held in the
meeting house, was pretty we'll attend
ed on Monday. The financial report
shows the company is In better con-
ditlon than IL has been for number Of
years past. According to the report the
company has on hand 1906 %. The
report was very favorable received and
theIelection Of the board Of direction
was proceeded with. The following are
the board. Ben 8. Lott, NJ. T. Wood
house, Andrew Peterson, and Ephiam
Nash.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16

Ne II ordained by the city council Of
Lehi City;
Sec. LIST. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person TO engage in the business OF ped
ding or hawking or offering for sale or
barter or exchange at retail any garden
or farm product, fruits. butter. eggs,
poultry, 6sh, game, or medicine or
other goods, wares, or merchandise in
or upon the streets of this city without
first obtaining license therefor, Provid-
ed, that nothing herein shell be deemed
to apply to persons offering for sale
butter, eggs, fruit and vegetables raised /,
or produced by themselves.
Sec. 2 Licenses for peddling or hawk
ing as above described may issued fer
the term Of three nonthskon payment
in advance OF the following suns
Licenses to peddling fruit. ......$ On
License TO peddle merchandise, per
week, ...................-. w
License to peddle bakers or con-
fectioners products, per quarter 5 90
License to peddle or hawk medi-
cine, per week, ................ 90
Bee. 3 Sec. 270 OF an ordinance pas
Sed Sept. 10th, 1893, is hereby amended
TO change the figure after the word
"merry-go-round" from 81. 90 to $500
All ordinances or parts Of ordinances in
conflict with this is hereby repealed.
This ordinance shall take effect upon
its passage and publication.
Passed January l4th 1902.
George Austin, Mayor.
/, Sarah t Evans, city recorder in
and for Lehi City, do hereby certify
that the above is fall. true and correct
copy OF an ordinance establishing and
regulating licenses for peddlers and
hawkers and amending Sec, 2TO Of an
ordinance passed Sept. 10th 1893.
Sarah t, Evans, City Recorder
First pub, Jan. 10.
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CArAnnn CAssor Bn CvKrD,

CArARHH CArsor Bs CvKyS.
with Local Applications, a. that cannot
reach the seat Of the disease, Cstarrh Is
. blood or constitutional c.sesse, and in
order 10 euro II you must take internal
remedies. Male @ ,tarrh Cure is taken
Internally, snd asts directly on the blood
aud mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Ours Ia not quack medicine 1. was pre-
|sohbsd by oue Of the physicians in this
country for years. and is regarded pre-
scription. II 10 composed Of the best
tonics known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
muous surface. The proper combination
Of the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results In curing Cat.
aitah. Bend for testimonial free.
Y. J. CHENEY 4 Co. Props. Toledo, %
SOLD by druggists, price Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16
No. 1858
Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior,
Land Office at Salt Lake City Utah.
- November 22nd 1901.
Notice lie hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice OF his
intention TO make final proof in support
Of his claim. and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver,
U. s Land Office at Salt Lake City,
Utah, on January 3rd. 1909, viz
Frank Stanley H E No. 1904 for the
NJ OF y Ell of section "a. M OF S WI
of section a5 TIP s. r. w. s. L, NJ
Utah.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz;
Robert Turner, William Turner,
Finest d. IIrimley all OF Bluff Dale, Salt
Lake Co. Utah, and Mrs. Christina
Monsen OF Salt Lake City, Utah.
Frank d. Hobbs Register.
r, f. Ross Attorney
First Publication Nov. 2sth.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16
Missionary Meeting.


TheLe returned missionary society
will render the following program, Jan.
10th, 1902, 7 80 p. IN. in the Lehi meet
ing house.
Opening hymn by the -. Missionaries
Prayer.
Singing by the .......... congregation
Reading OF the minutes.
Twenty minutes address subject mis-
sionay experience by, Elder Delbert
Alfred.
Song by............E Elder Henry lewis.
Twenty minutes address by. Elder
Charles Munns.
Piccalo Solo by. .Eldor Hyrum Kirk
ham.
Report Of visiting committee.
Singing.
Prayer,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16
Child's Love.

remember rs sit TO night
Beside my fire-side bright tB
OF another. where / sat some years ago.
There was too. a mother there
That to me seemed Oh 30 fair
As she went about her duty quick or
slow.
When today my lot seemed hard,
Frowning sent the children in the
yard
To play, the oldest a lovely girl seen
tonight
A happy smile spread DER my face
Aud quickly in loving embrace
She held my cheeks between her little
fingers white.
ooh mamma you look no pretty
When you smile at me and kitty
And love you so much more than
can tell.
| will never leave you, never
l will stay with you for ever"
And remember similar promises had
made right well.
For a moment it seemed untrue
For had learned that few
Meaningly could tell me any such a
thing.
Bu' as | think OF mother dear
OF her beauty TO me most rare
How her smile, for me made all the
great world sing.
How every tear or sigh
Made me long for her to fly,
And tell her | would hely aud love her
ever more.
No love can be more pure
No heart can feel 80 sure
When awakened from this blisslul dream
OF yore,
You hear the song OF love
That is born in heaven above
OF how man or maiden dies for those
! most dear,
But is anything so good
As pure love in childhood,
So adoring so unseldsh, 80 void of doubt
or fear2
Mrs. Owen Stewart.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16
NOTICE.

To Stock Holders, Lehi Irrigation Co.
The regular annual meeting Of the
aforesaid company. For the purpose Of
presenting report oil past years proceed
ings.
And eleeting a board OF ave directors
and Tor Transferring any Other business
as may be necessary.
viii be held at the tabernacle Lehi
City On the second Monday. Being
the 18th day Of January 1902. To com =
meuce at 2 o'clock p m.
Lehi January 4Ih 1902,
JohA Woodhcuse Secretary,
Lehi Irrigation Company.