The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-28
STATE NEWS
LEH1 HAPPENINGS.
General and Personal Gossip of the
Week.


Lehi. March 1.-THE Utah Sugar COM
pany today received seven large sacks,
containing about fourteen bushels OF sim
gle germ sugar beet seed from the agri-
cultural department at Washington, ID. {.
The seed came by mail and viii be
planted on the Saratoga farm as soon
as the season is lar enough advanced.
The beets grown from this seed VIII De
kept for mother beets and next year VIII
produce seed presumably OF the single
germ variety.
school district for 81, so for the purpose
of erecting a new school house was
voted down Friday evening by vote OF
l0l for TO $50 against. The trustees say
that our school facilities are entirely IN
adequate for present needs. and that the
same proposition viii have TO be voted on
9Sain next year, and from present sen
ument IL viii then carry.
The Republicans of this county will
meet Saturday to elect delegates to the
state convention. There will be efforts
made TO send an anu-Kearns delegation,
though the conservative element are
counseling for a less radical plan.
County Attorney Pas was over from
Provo yesterday, looking up some mys-
teriOus evidence.
SiXty-five Sunday school teachers and
officers went to Provo 20 attend the Sun
day school convention of the Alpine, Utah,
Juab and Wasatch stakes.
r G. Moore. conductor on the Salt Lake
Route out from Lehi Junction. has sent
Tor his family, who in the future viii
reside in Lehi. They are at present in
Livingston, Mont.
Mrs. Vern Draper OF Mt. Pleasant is
visiting relatives in Lehi.
Mrs. William E Hutchins returned yes
terday TO Milford, after weeks visit
in Lehi.
Mrs. r. e Steele spent several DAYS
the past week with Salt Lake friends.
Cashier John y. Smith OF the Lehi Com
mercial & Savings bank has spent much
tlIhe coliectlhg data on a local water
system for Lehi and presented his plans
10 the city council at its last session. His
scheme is to obtain a supply from flow
ing wells. which may be easily obtained
east Of the city, and pump it into reser-
voir above the city, where it could be
ied into the mains. The proposed cost
would be about $4,000. A committee was
appointed TO Investigate the plan and re-
port 70 the whole council.
James Alfred, Clarence Alfred and AL
fred Quincy left this week for Alberta,
Canada.
Lieutenant c. NJ. Chase Of the salt
Lake division of the Salvation Army was
In Lehi this week soliciting aid for his
people.
Superintendent James II. Gardner of the
kItah Sugar company was in Salt Lake
City on business several DAYS last week.
Joseph Briggs and family have removed
TO Heber to manage a large sugar beet
farm. for the Utah Sugar company.
The Daughters of the Revolution met
thursday evening and rendered the fol-
Civil War" STORY OF Prometheus, -
Kate kirkham; reading, May Lott; Cur
rent Events, Mrs. Q. a. Slade. The
next meeting will be at the home Of Mrs.
.. a. Slade.
c. E. Ward and family are among the
new residents of Lehi.
Ira ID. Wines. wife and family are
spending a week renewing old acquaint-
ances. Mr.. Wines is a prominent stock
man of Ruby valley, Nevada
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Taylor of Nam
moth are visiting friends in Lehi.
Mrs. w. L. Hutchings of Milford re-
turned yesterday, after a weeks visit in
Lehi with relatives
Maroni Olmstead, a former resident. but
now of the Teton Basin, Idaho with his
Wlte' IS spending q few days in Lehi
Mr.. and Mrs w H. Cutler of Idaho
Fails are visiting friends here.