The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-12-18

will give married fOlk,' picnic party
ia the Americas Fork o.'era House
next Monday night.
Next Sunday aItsrncon there will
he mem ,rable services held In honor oi
the birthday OF Joseph Smith the
Prophet.
There were 10 persons who care on
the teachers excursion irom Salt Lake
To visit the sugar factory on SATURDAY
aud took lnnchnn IN thu ptyi ion,
The missionary committee are mai
ing arrangements for ano'hcr concert
The proceeds will be given to the
missionary fund
Those who addressed the people at
the meeting Su,uay afternoon were
councillor Andrew rjeld, President A.
Evans. Elder Geo. Conner aud Bishop
Cutler
The Caroline people sent couple OF
men this week to do the development
work on their group of claims In West
canyon.
The Utah County Light and Power
company are moving the poles on
Center Street from the center OF. the
street to the side.
BY next issue we hope to be able to
record a mining deal whereby three OF
our citizens will clear up from $4,000
to $50, 900 each.
Mr.. Robert Bolin, while driving to the
su gar factory the other day, his horse
toak fright and ran away, breaking the
buggy pretty badly but Mr.. Bolin es-
. capped uninjured.
The Scientific American for December
a is one OF the finest copies that has come
to cur table. The magazine is pub-
lished by Mum & Co New York and IL
one Of the very best published in The
,, country. The reading is Of the highest
: intellectually. and the cuts are line.
= Mr.. Roy Davis, while working at the
: sugar factory, had the misfortune &c
,s slip and cut deep cash in his lip. H'
d was turning off a gas jet when he slipped
=. on some tallow that was on the floor
l. causing the mishap rs above stated.
+ Edward Meyers was arraigned a
IL Provo on an Information charging hin
i with an assault with intent To- mu'dc
- Henry East on the 9th OF December. j
j. II. Thomas was appointed TO doirn'
Meyers, and the time Of taking the plei
" was set for the goth.
IN Tie case from the Lchi justice to tn,
nistaict court on appeal entitled tn
Lel Commercial d Savings Bank v
81 L. Lund. Judgment in the Justice
court was in favor OF the bank and 10
t5. and that defendant restore to plain
al tiff premises in controversy and TO pa
as costs OF suit.
The Alpine Stake Presidency {
OF Religion classes has been recognized
in Supt William f.. Robinson was honol
v. ably released, his services being necde
In the Sunday Schools. :. w. Ro,
81 was ordained supt. with James Pete
w son AS his first assistant and James /
rs Walker, of Pleasant Grove as Ia
~ second assistant.
Nels Otterson IL practically out
= danger and his condition is improyir
"a every day, Unless some unlocked 4
complica ion develops he will soon
able to return to LEM. lie says
be hopes the incident has taught him
ek valuable lesson and in this he is ,n'
10y large number OF acquaintenc"s.
mo Messrs Arthur Webb CHAR
Edwards, Joseph II Kirkham al
Charles Anderson, arrived home fro
or WaYerly Washington on Saturd
SIN morning where they have been woIk HI
for the Washington State sugar compa
nd during the run Of The factory. tn
er- report the factory has made tie b.
run since its erection, the sugar beir 9
nv, better quality aud much more
the quantity made. This sp, aks well
}. our I.ehi boys.
ing The following are the jurors ORA,
leir from LeIii 'or the year 1908; Joseph
Coates, Daniel A Thomas, Joseph
l. Roberts, Le Roy Lott, Peter schow. |
r., man b Willis, George Schow, AAwel
Brown, Albert Goodwin, Geo NJ Chi
John II Murdock. John Vim, JoI
ner Whipple, John b Wooohouse, John
'est Ross Jackson c wanless, Chas DortC
Geo sjuthwiok, Andrew r. AndersC