The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-03-26

Provo, having bought out the Hcnrick-
sen Mercantile companys' business.
Among those who will soon leave for
Canata arc John Bone and family, Ed
ward Smith and family, b. w. Brown,
jr, and Charles Harris. All go to en-
gage in the farming and ranching in
dustry.
Mr.. =. H. Alkirc and Miss Maggie
Lawson were married Wednesday in
the pariors Of the Hammer hotel, Judge
Ross tying the nuptial knot The
bride is n daughter of Spiers Lawson Of
Manning, while the groom Is mining
man from DE Lamar, New.
The directors Of the Lehi Commercial
Il Saving bank met on Tuesday ut p.
m. in the office of the Utah National
hank of Salt Lake City and declared n
dividend of per cent for the last three
months.
The respective bishops are requested
TO urge the attendance Of their priest
hood at Stake Priesthood meeting and
rs many of their members as possible
Mt the general conference.
Stephen l.. Chapman,
Samcs II. Clark,
Able J. Evans,
Stake Presidency.
The other day at the Bellspring Fire
clay mines, while Mr.. Luther Coates
was turning the windlass 10 hoist up
the buckets, his hand slipped and he
left the windlas go and before he could
get out Of the way II struck him on the
head making an ugly wound lie was
brought 10 Lchi, n distance Of about
seven miles, and doctor was procured
who had to put seven stitches in the
wound. lie Is doing as well as can bc
expected Mt present
Road Supervisor G.. \. Wall has
done away with the watering trough
on the south side Of Main Street and
has built fine trough to water horses
on the north side over the water tank.
II the water over flows the trough VI
will 20 into the tank lie has also
laid n pipe from the flowing well of S.
W. Ross behind the postoilice into the
tank located just north Of IT, b.
Merrihew's corner.
Henry White and Don Lovcridge will
leave this week for Idaho Falls, where
they will help to.erect the new sugar
factory,
The local fire brigade met Saturday
and accepted the resignation of Chief
NJ. w. ingalls,, whose duties as CON
sulling engineer for the Utah Sugar
company will keep him much of the
time out of the city. City Marshal
Henry East was elected chief.
John Peterson came i'm from the
Twelve-AIile pass limerick quarries
Saturday to get n supply of blasting
power. He has hole thirty feet in
the ledge, in which he will place
charge Of forty kegs Of powder, ahd ex-
poets to displace 5000 tons of limerick.
lh@N AND NOW.
crumbling fort o'erlooks the plain
| Where iron hail and leaden rain, ~
with thunder Of artillery. -
| Once wrought wars wora OF misery;
Yet over me while musing there
such calm was broodlng. and the air
From breath Of roses was so sweet,
thought OF swords to plowshares beat,
Kline were seen grazing without fear
over the sloping green-swarc near.
And resting when the noon had come
Meath oaks that faced the lannon's boom
Which crlmsorCd mary a trampltd clod;
Now daisies ,ck with snow that sod.
While white doves coo unframed withN
Redoubts reared for the battles din.
Grim parapets no longer frown
Upon pent, heleagueged town;
The greater city In It's might
And pride guards the dire conflicts site;
sweet homes with comedy lawns are seen
Growing historic heights serene
In grace and beauty. safe apart
From tumult Of the busy mart
Nor Is the fame forgotten here
Unto the heart devout more dear
Ihan grandcst mansion wealth Tears nigh, |
But shrlning poor mortality
While on that day OF an the best
Thrilled strangely once 10y the behest
To arms, the scene Is of release
Old foes now friends In vows OF peace
IN this slow-crumbllng fort see -
Type ~ fray waged bitterly, 10 |
Yet whose remembered cup Of woe NJ |
Is yielding 90 times tidal now; ~
Though It's dead heroes borne away
Whether IN blue. or IN the gray,
Claim their due share OF votiye bloom
Otten as doth the Mayime come