The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-04-02

Cedsomineing Orders promptly at.
tetded TO. q. A. CrtttS.x
Mr.. James Kirkham showed ms on
Saturday the first copy of the Raymond
Chronicle published by Saunders n
NJ nthcson The little sheet is "A five
column newsy and lively paper, full Of
uP-to-date ads and general information.
IL is reported that Mcssrs. Otto Hud-
son, John Y. Smith, DIR. Steele, DIR.
Noycs OF American Fork, and several
sugar factory people are forming cor
poration to develop some lime stone
quorrics in the Twclvc-mile pass.
The board Of directors Of the PEOPLES
Coop met in regular meeting on Mon
day In the Office Of the building and
transacted considerable business CON
nectcd with the institution. Among
the business transacted was the dis
cussion of fitting up of the new building
in the best and latest style.
Messrs. Snider and Flack of Fairfield,
were In town this week arranging for
supplies for their sheep shearing penns.
They expect to start operations about
the 9Th of the month. They have
large number of sheep to shear this
season and will be very busy for some
time.
Suit for divorce has been commenced
in the Fourth district court by loretta
Stoddart of American Fork, against
jas. A. Stoddart, OH the grounds Of
failure to provide. Mrs. Stoddart asks
for the custody OF one minor child, to
be restored to her MAIDEN name, Doretta
Hudson, and for costs. The parties
were married at American Fork July
%, 1902.
AS the No. 2 passenger train came
down from Salt Lake City Tuesday
evening going south, man boarded
the train at Murray and by the time
he arrived at Lehi Junction Il was dis
covered he had the smallpox. The
coach was separated from the train and
the quarantine physician of Lehi was
notified. The man and ear are now In
quarantine.
Field Superintendent Hyrum Tim
othy Of the Greedy Sugar company,
writes very incouragingly over the
prospects down ut Greeley. He says
this year there will be planted 5000
acres Of beets as against 1000 last year
and II the crop is good they will have
80, 900 tons OF beets. His letter IL dated
March 20, and he says they expect to
start planting this week. Mr. Timothy
is much pleased over the out look for
the Greedy factory,
Supt. Henry A. Vallcz, who came
here from Bay City, Mich. a few days
ago on visit, win stay in Utah short
time During his stay he will install
his osmose plant in the Ogden and
Logan sugar factories this summer II
will be remembered that Mr. Vallez
invented the osmose plant while he
was here Supt, of the Lehi sugar fac
tory, Since he left Lehi he has in
vented valuable improvement over
the European method which he calls
the triple osmose. Mr.. Vallez owns a
patent for this improvement.
At n mass meeting held ut Provo the
other day 10 consider the Utah County
Lake problem. After lengthy dis
cussion the following was adopted. On
motion Of T.. $. Hinckley county
organization, composed OF board Of
seven members, representing various
parts of the county, was effected with
the following officers: Roger Farer,
Provo, president; II. Il. Reynolds,
Sprlngville; T.. S. Hinckley, Provo;
Nathan Il. Smell, Lake Shore; Joseph
b. Leeler, Provo; Theodore Farley,
Provo Bench; A. b. Walker, Pleasant
Grove.
Our old friend Geo. A. Hicks and his
wife Elizabeth, Of Spanish Fork, celc-
brated their golden wedding few days
ago. The happy and aged couple re-
ceived the congratulations OF more than
100 old-time friends and neighbors, and
many valuable presents were also re-
ceived. The following ten persons were
present and also Were present at the
wedding and dance fifty years ago; Mr..
and Mrs. Brant Young, Mrs. Peter Boy
ack, Mrs. Anna Hughes, Mrs. Ira Tiff
fanny, Mrs. Lucella Smell, Mrs. Emma
Reese, Mr.. James w. Thomas, j. p. |
Holt and William Banks.
-Four thousand THEE Hundred |
Dollars.