The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-18
LEHI HORSE MARKET.
Several Carloads Shipped During the
Past Week.

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Lehi. July 11.-Lehi IS becoming quite d
shipping point for horses. Yesterday
over loo head were shipped TO the eastern
markets. Elan Foutz shipped two car
loads to Pennsylvania They were wild
ponies and netted the sellers about s
per head, and came principally from the
ranch OF J. J. Thomas Of Fish Springs
Another good sized bunch of hfgh-grade
horses from Nj Thomas ranch were sold
IN pairs in Lehi and viii be broken for
work teams
Ben r. Eldridge Of salt Lake IS paying
prices ranging from S125 upward and is
getting good horses
John Thurman left last night for St.
Louis IN response to a telegram from
School for the Deaf and Blind. Mr..
Thurman viii attend the national con-
Vention of workers in deaf and blind
schools which viii he held next week
A party headed By Mr.. True Of Salt
lake CITY and McCioskey OF Provo Wis
tied the IRE clay beds over Jordan yes
tcrday and brought home q lot Of samples
OF clay. The Utah Fire Clay company
Cality,. but with development IL is thought
that the rival company's property viii
show I'D equally as well,
Some local parties who own a group of
mining claims i'm Bear Hollow. between
Bingham and Lehi. are reported TO have
broken into d fifteen-fOOt vein of sand
driving a tunnel which is now into the
hin about 80 feet, the face having a YER
teal depth OF about $50 fest The ore IS
said to be OF high value running well in
gold and silver and lays between walls
Of Quartzite and lime.
Commencing next Thursday Lehi and
American Fork VIII play a series OF three
games Of baseball for the championship
OF the Anime stake and a large side bet
III order 10 get a game the manager of
the Lehi team had to submit q lineup
leaving out three Of the best Lehi play
erS bu. even with these three men left
ont the local team is confident Of ain
ming
Dr. Byron KesIer. a recent graduate in
medicine. Is spending a lew days IN Lehi
Mrs. 6. Z Ellsworth is spending d week
g. PaySon-
r. r. Cutler. jr., superintendent Of the
Sugar City sugar factory is IN Lehi.
Superintendent James r. Gardner VINO
returned last evening from the Idaho
sugar factories. says that the beet crop
is in a fioUrishing condition and that
the loss from recent IrOsts viii be light.
George Wing has gone 10 Idaho, -haV-
ing taken the contract to quarry the linle
rock for the sugar factories at sugar
CITY, Idaho Fails and BlackfGoi.
" 3 Bushman has returned Gron a
40 weeks visit 10 the Teton valley
Idaho.
Recent letters from Alberta. canada
Rz1- that the country has been cXTeT1eIlc-
fne an unprecedented dry season, ana
that If rains don't soon cVme The grain
crop VIII be an almost total failure
Mrs NJ. a Smith Of Heber IS spending
july with t.ehi friends
Mrs Sarah Evans. an Instructor III thc
" eler stake academy, IS spending her
summer vacation with Lebi relatives
Charles Milling. who came 10 Lem sew
eral years ago from Kansas IN the nope
Of recuperating his health, dlco sTlday-
IIe VIII be buried here
Mrs John Gates and Mrs. George GiSN-
e. who have been spending the week WIN
Spanish Fork friends, returned yestef-
cay.
N " Ingalls,. consulting engineer Tor
the Utah and Idaho sugar factories. re-
turned last evening from q weeks visiI
10 the Sugar City and Idah0 tails rae
fCrics He reported the, erection OF the
new Sugar City factory as progressing
satisfactorily. and Says mat 1t VIII pc
ready for cutting bscts as soon as the
heets have matured. Tbs new Gown OF
Sugar City is progressing at a rapid rate
and has a brass band, the pride OF ere
mont county. They have fine basebali
team. an amusement han and q city PARK
laid out Many new and Dretenuous resi-
cences are going up. and there is already
talk Of making Sugar city the county
scat or Fremont county