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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13

ollsoe6en miiIicr. Die S%eroronung
ge6t jcbt Dem Wapor 81.
ngenomm men.
Ser critic 3peig p%oiiirte Die Ser
or0nung Ocs Srn. Soffman bon Der
81. @oro, bic 8opleitruBe, BON Sort
a(penite bis @cbIteritrobc, als it1oti-
i6e StraBe SIT occeptircn, in oritter
Seiung.
Soltcn Srn. 9obIitcoo
0u0lOs.
IoS Gomite fir Inlpriid)e berid)e
tcte I'M criten 3peigc Die Sr1t. aohl-
itcob BON ser 20. @aro S3S4.30 per
luiaigenbe @~eroronung 5llr Se5ab-
lllng Ser Soften bcS i6m bon icinent
0emofratiihen @cgncr Copeland aif-
gejipungcncn @~obl-GonteIteS gilnItiJ
eill.
Neuc Sorlagcn.
Sr. Green bon Ser 4. @or0 rctdtc
i'm /. 3mcigc cine Gcrorbnling Elm,
scr Baltimore : Ohio 8 9obn : 8es
ielli6oft" 81 erlalben, bon ibren1 &c
lciie in Ser ErattItraBe aus eir
3lpciggelciic in bos gtabliiiement Der
0@ombriG Mfg. 60" an Brott., 5pi-
ihen Commerce. nno SoutbitraBe, ST
lc0cn; urlo cine oabcrc &erorbnung.
oen Observation-Disclosures @ebr. @olo-
itrom SIT erlauben, bel ibrer Sobrif
an Gourtlonbs, 5piifcn Soratogo-
uno YleoiantitroBe, eincn Sbcil Der
StroBe fir 2ager5wede fir Sola 81
benilben.
3meiter &otbS5peig.
Sm 5meiten &atbs5meige lporen
Idmmtlidt Witglieocr onlueienb. IS
mltroen me6rere Ger porliegenoen
Seroronitngcn bes 3ipeiges in orittcr
2eiung poiIirt uno Damn cine Serorb-
nlng ongcnommen, Der 6irma 9. ..
S'Heia an Ser Horo.G ntolpsS trobe
5u erlaiberL Elm eleftrii6es Shilo
on5ubringen. Sr. 9romn reidte TO-
oonn mebrerc Amenoements Elm, oaS
Nedt Scr Stobt, Die StroBenbobnelt
o~n5llfouicn bis auf 1919 81 perfiir-
3en. Sammtlihe Announcements lplr-
Sen Dem Gomite fir Strabenbabnen
iibermieien.
q atbbauS- Noti5er.
Sic SronooiitriftS . Gommiiiiou
iolbte Dem Wopor geitern ibren 5lpeis
ten Sa6resberiht 5u, peld)er 5eigt,
oaB Die Iusgaben Der Gommiiiion 10
ipeit $685., 669.07 betragen baben.
9urh Observation-Disclosures erbott
Die Stoot bon Oieier Auslage unge-
fd6r 81, 100000 5llriid. Sir altc
0auten bat oie Gomntiilion $62,SS0
befommer.
Wopor Simanus botte geitern cine
Gonferen5 NIT ben GeportementS-
Gbcfs, mcl6eS agelobner beidoftigerr,
be5iigli6 Der ben Sogelobn munt5i-
paler Irbeiter bon $t.66 aui 50 pro
Gag ~crbobenoen Sia. @r' ertbeilte
IQen Den Iuftro9, cine genolie BE
rcfnurg Ser in ibren reipeftipcn Ge-
p%urtenterts olird) ole Gill bebingten
Webrousgoben auf5uitellen. Ndf) ei-
ncnl lttgefGbren lleberihlog merben
Die Webrollsgoben iid arlf 100000
beloltfen. Ser Wapor ideint geget
Die @ill 81 icin; ollerbings bat CT iidl
nod nidt Oircft alts9eiprofen.
SSn elmer Gonferen5, Die Sr. :.
Spencer Glorf, Golefteur Der 8alIer-
i~teier uuo 2%icen5en geitern NIT Den
StroBen.I urdbrllhS GommiIiarelt
bate, murbe belhloIien, bic Scglss
lotllr nm Die Grnennlng elmer Cont
miiiion sur acnocrung Der mebrfod)
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iufen. Sic StraBen Tilrdbrllfs'
Gommiiidre iino bonn Staotrotb be-
reits beouftrugt moroen, acnoerllt'
gen por5llidlager.
9ie $50. Geo. Sfinner. @eorG
Sbre1t uno Charles so. Seinbemon
lilben Wopor SimlonuS lnO Stoots
Sngenieur Senooll seitern 81 Dem
ont %. MGr3 itottfinoenoen ganfetf
ocs .Siio.9altimprc @eiGGftSleute'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13

Gin IdSncs nnb niitlidcs 0eidcaf
fir M%nsebSrisc 1T INNER cine lebcns-
srOfe photographic Ober cine Flint
fcriidl Spllcnbcte Gopic cines aitcn
gilbcs in GraDon, 8aEcrfarbe, Del
obcr' Eaitra. Die idJ6niten 9a6inet.
bilScr MIR 81 pro SntenS.
Snlins Sebbcl, oeutiher Ebotograpb,
321 WurS.W ag.S traFe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13

nit iif. Sic 9eiben baben bereits
nlebrmalS sic @elt umiegelt. wnrcn
ober nie 5upor in Baltimore. Sbncn
bat ser 3. Offi5ier, Sr. @. SeuIer,
melder ielber Elm abonis lit, 10 uiel
bon @nltimore's ldoncn Srallen or.
5dblt, bob iie formlid Dor 9egieroe
brotntcL an 2arO SIT fommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13
Sdiifsfarten bpn nnb mad Seutld.
limb.

Son Baltimore Big Bremen: 9a.
iiite $40 uub $47.50; 9remen-gal'
tilnore $3.50. @%unoreiie gu biaige.
rem greiie. SbcO. $. Siencr & &c.,
217 Sit.9altimore. StraBe. (323@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13
MIte Teocrbetten.

Waarffprets ptrb besntlt far aI.e Seberbet.
ten uno nntife MdbaeonpsDl6 Gei6et Hofts
!arte an bic
etrahe.
SeIepbon: Mt. Sermon 304S. Gue pefteltins
qen prompt ntsaeffbrt. (b-.1&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13
q. 9nierim, Gnnoenidneiocr,

IL Noro.g utop.S trabe. 9oltimore'S
sl,perlGiiiglter 81lnoenihneioer ge.
reit Iir's Sriibiabrgei6aft.
(Widr51i0i,5r-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13
Stast Baltimore.
ltntcrhaltnuos . @caiuciicr.

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5utnhpO @irI".
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Observation-Disclosures. ldaItde 9intlllcc.
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fan gStouire". llQlinc Midtinec.
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MISUNDERSTANDING uno gaa in Der o@ermas
Hias GidHcrborsNaIc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13
Mrtbmr 70. Npbion,
wr. 1877, rh.galtimpre.etr aa

Taiiase Nutariats . UclbmcdJicI.
Bureau. Sdiffsfarten fiir ane
Dan1pfer. 2inien. @eiiep6iIe, Wediel,
@elopcfieI uno @elbienoungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13

TGiic snr @ciie in's Nnslanb DC.
iorst &. Saline, Wr. Ala, Git-waIti.
moreitrakc, nale Gnitum1onie.Ape.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Jefferson Reynolds. president Of
the First National bank Of Las We
gas and Of the Exchange hank Of
White Oaks. the location Of the latter
to be moved 70 csrrizoao soon. was
In the city yesterday On his way home
from CarrisoEo. where he has been TO
see about the new location Of the
bank. Mr.. Reynolds will be remem.
eered by many people Of this city az
the first president u the First Naito.
nal bank Of Ell paso. established In
1881. This change follows the estab.
lishment Of Southwestern terminals
al carrixozo.-El Paso Times.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Max Nordhaus returned n this city
this afternoon from q business trip
In the southern part Of the territory.
DIR. Carver. the Girl In Red" and
the diving horses left the city this AZ
ternoon on No. . for 81. Joe. Mo-. "a
fll an engagement In that town.
Mrs. Johanna vollmer and two
daughters left the city this afternoon
to spend several months at Riverside
and Los Angeles, Cal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

The Chambers express wagon
caught a rear wheel of a buggy stand.
ing in front Of the stearns' grocery
this afternoon and threw the occu.
pants of the latter vehicle. Mrs. Dav.
Id Jones and baby. out on the side.
walk. Mrs. Jones was uninjured ex.
cept being badly Jared by the fall
but the infant struck the side Of ia
face on the sidewalk and was badly
bruised and scratched. The child war
taken to Or. Gordon and it's injuries
were dressed. The rear wheel of the
buggy was smashed in the accident.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Henry and Edward Springer, who
came In from their camp at the head
of the Pecos river for more supplies.
have returned. They report the out.
ing a thoroughly enjoyable one and
while fishing was not exceptionally
good at the time they left their camp
owing to the high state Of the Pecos,
they expect 1t to get better when the
water gets lower. Harry Cutsinger
accompanied them on most of their re.
turn journey. Cutsinger joins a party
Of campers within q few miles Of the
other camp.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Mrs. I'd. Thompson Of ,~;nerryvale,
Kas.. In the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. Haney at the Haney ranch a
few miles west Of Las Vegas. She
stopped off en- route to Fre.no Cal,
where she expects to make an ex.
.teaded visit. Mrs. Thompson Ia Mrs
Haney's sister and Z brother Of Sam
T. Fletcher. who Is connected with
the Investment 4 Agency corporation,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
The firm Of Wallace & Davis. whic

The firm Of Wallace & Davis. which
dissolved partnership some time
since. desire to thank the public for
Its patronage. MI. Davis has acQuir'
ed Mr.. Wallace's interest In she bust
ness and will continue II at the old
stand. hir. wallace leaves shortly for
Los Angeles. He has been . sufferer
from rheumatism for, sometime and
Ia Of the opinion that the Los Angeles
climate Is better suited 10 his com:
fort.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Ernest spitx. r~epressniing the chas.
Held company. In hack In ihe city
AGAIN after . three nonshs trip. Mr.
Spitx has an overland route and
drives 4 wagon through the country.
In which be- b often forced 10 eat
and Sleep He In rome from the city
for several months II . time and a.
though be brings In many big orders
has cone thrilling experiences. On
account Of the heavy rains his whole
outfit turned over in the river On his
last trip. and all his samples became
soaked with water. A. the next town
he spread them out 10 dry and the
village looked like Q department store
that had been struck by . cyclone
II kept him watching like q hawk d
keep his outfit intact. bus the samples
we're saved.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Governor Hagerman has received
word from the department Of agricul.
ture that $4,000. ten per cent Of the,
proceeds Of the forest reserves In New
Mexico for the last, fiscal year. IL
ready for distribution In the counties
In which the reserves are situated.
The money Is to be used for schools
and roads.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

The last will and testament Of
Fermin Maidonado. deceased. was ap-
proved by the probate court yester-
day. Juan ID. and Cstrina Macs were
appointed administrators Of the estate
and Juan Kayansugh and Esteyan
Gutierrez were named as appraisers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Well known society young ladies
were serenaded last night by a male
quinteste. Today the yocalists are
smoking fifteen cent cigars. n In said
the cigars were handed ont 10 pur'
chase peace. but encorss were numer'
Gus anyway.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

A. complaint Vas made yesterday
before Justice Of Peace Frank Bope
by Il. Barber. charging ID. otero with
assault with intent TO KIN. Prosecu-
tor q. h. Davis. Jr.. drew up the com.
plant and the case will be heard to-
morrow morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Green and Miss
Snow Of Boston viii depart Thursday
morning on the flyer for Pasadena.
Cal. where they expect TO spend two
months. Miss Snow will leave Pasa.
dena for he reastern home at the ex.
piration Of their visit.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

At Duran. on the Rock Island road.
a most disastrous haiistorm has &C.
CURED and thousands Of sheep were
killed, Jacobo Yrisarri lost 1900 out
Of one band, the McGinivray Bros.
lost 600 and many other growers were
heavy losers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

The Epworth League Of the Meth
odist church viii give q social In the
church parlors this evening. II viii
be- = conundrum social. Can You
guess IL.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

H~omeseekers still continue to ar
rive on every train, says the Tucum.
carl Times. especially on excursion
days, but from all reports the big rush
has not yet commenced.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
Ludwig Vim. lIfeld, N. s..s-.a
HECl0lOiICll


The funeral 81 Haey Goff. the foar
snoashs Cd child q Mr.. and Ms. En-
msss Gasf. shS reside % Fourth street
NH b. held m The family residenee
this zsseSnoon an halt past three
O'Clock Burial xna h. N Masonic
.eesaetery. Reverend Ballard. pastor
III u chrissizn church. viii officlxse
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

As Mr.. Bowler is about to leave
our employ We want a man to drive
laundry wagon; must be first class
solicitor and collector; wages SIS
Las Vegas Steam Laundry. 7-121
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
Universe, Bell BEARING Mowers

Having sold The
Universal fuE . yuaIs
wtth = ttFttne guar
sniee aud hatIns
sSstE hal q satsls
compliant ~sphssFtily
EeeoH4msssd ssshe g.
tstsF s1sAtsy ta@tTxalas
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-01-04
MEDICAL MENTION.

Among It's many triumphs, modern
surgery has worked a marvellous sue
cess In the operations for appendicitis.
When II is Inevitable the patient and
friends may trust Inc surgeon v ith alb
solute confidence.
DIR. William Henry, an English physi-
clan, states. as the result of experiments.
that In all forms of animal life. insects
included. exists the taste for alec d. He
says that fishes are the only ry.l tee
totalers' In creation.
The Munich Neueste Nachrichten an
nounces that Frau Hilgen, OF Trostberg.
Bavaria, has borne no less than six chill
dren In one year. She was delivered OF
triplets In January OF last year and borc
triplets again In December. The case Is
attracting much attention from the med
ical profession.
Genius Is some sort of neurosis, "
says Sir Frederick Treves. the celebrated
English physician, IAN uncalculated
nervous disease. The few men OF genius
| have met we're exceedingly impossible
persons They ore certainly entirely out
of place In the medical profession. where
even cleverness is not TO be encouraged
indeed, Of all desperately dangerous per
sons the brilliant surgeon is the most
lamentable."
. Numerous successful trials in the hos
pitfalls have proved that Quina -Laroche
is especially suitable for elderly persons
md delicate children, and that tits mosr
Effective in cases of gastralgia. dyspep-
sia, neuralgia, epaoiaiion, depression OF
spirits. slow eonvalescence. illness after
confinement, chlorosis and sorofula. II
is an antipyretic in all cases OF fever.
pneumonia, rheumatism. influenza and
ether acute infiammatory conditions.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-01-04
RIVALS PETER THE GREAT,
Prince Khilkoff Goes to England to
Learn, But Winds Up az En-
gineer in United States.

Prince Khilkof, whom the czar has
made one OF the secretaries of state. is
he head OF an ancient house and in
youth was regarded by his family as q
crank and a dangerous one to boot. He
had TO undertake the management OF
the family estates at about the time
that the serfs we're being emsncipated
and his magnanimity toward his under
llngs did not please the rest of his fam
lily, so young Khilkoff went on a pilgrim
age. He thought II would be good to
follow the example of Peter the Great
and go to England to learn. He went to
Birkenhead and worked there as an or
binary artisan. News Of great railway
developments In America called him
here and he came to the United States
and worked right through the fitting
and englne-bulldin shops and learned
to drive an engine. He returned home
to perform a similar office at the time
that the railways OF Russia we're be-
ginning to boom. Employed first as an
engineer, he was promoted TO the con-
troll Of locomotive works. was made
head OF line and, pushing his way step
by step. proved himself the Ideal man
for the post OF minister of ways of COM
munication.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-01-04
NORWAY HOT AS CHICAGO.
Man in Open Car Tells Real Facts
About Goodness Of North
srn Country.

ITS funny how people talk without
knowing what they are talking about"
said the man on the end seat OF Chicago
open car. HALF an hour ago heard a
man saying he'd like TO be in Norway
Just now to get cool"
'Welf. isn't Il cool there?" was asked.
Il was there Just year ago this time
and In one day there were 16 cases OF
sunstroke in the town where was stop
ping and that same night three prisoners
In the lookup we're bitten to death By
mosquitoes Ice was 20 cents pound,
with little to be had. and I walked two
miles to buy a glassful OF lemonade and
then found II scalding hot. "No. sir-e-e.
Don't you do any longing for Norway.
You Just eat hearty boiled dinner. take
two glasses OF hot scotch and then get
an end seat on car and let her go Gala
CHER and keep your palm fan a-waving.
This holiness Is all Imagination. You
won't make more than one round trip
before you'll want to get home and tum-
BILE into a feather bed and draw a pair
OF WOODEN blankets up TO your ears"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-01-04
oIp-woRLD ODDITIES.

A racehorse owner was sued by James
Lucas, OF Blackpool. England, for $40,
which included 500 for champagne sup
piled TO horse. The court struck out
the champagne.
A German periodical, the Gartenlaube
offers three prizes for the best answers
10 the question. which is becoming more
and more serious 20 mothers; How
can marry on my daughters?"
A man arrested in Dinapore, Bengal.
died before his case could be heard. but
the local magistrate nevertheless tried
and convicted and fined the dead man,
and then ordered the heirs his nephews,
TO pay the fine The high court has re-
versed the Judgment. sA.
Having taken dislike to his daugh-
ter and her husband, Louis Rung, OF
Basic, Switzerland, poisoned 800 apple
trees in their orchard with arsenic. The
next time they made a pie those who
ate It nearly died. Rung confessed and
was sentenced to Ave years imprison.
ment.
A woman In Paris claimed heavy dam
ages from man who lived next door as
she said that his horses made such a
noise that she could not sleep. She In.
PRODUCED her dressmaker as a witness at
the trial to show that she had lost two
inches In her waist measure because OF
loss Of sleep.
A court at Darlington, England has
awarded a quarryman and his vito $3.50
damages aud costs against local lsy
spector Of the National Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty TO Children, and
police officer for unlawfully entering the
PLAINTIFF house to see II their children
were well cared for.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-01-04


Mrs. Jane Evans. 70 years old and once
a slave. has just graduated with honorB
from the elementary grade Of a night
school In New Haven, Conn. She began
attending school last fall, wishing to
learn 70 read the Bible and newspapers.
Mrs. Evans was liberated by LIncoln's
emancipation proclamation
Elizabeth Duse, daughter and only
child Of Nine Eleanora Drse, the Ital-
ian tragedienne, has entered an English
college devoted to the, study OF farming
and horticulture. Sigporina Duse IL only
II years old. TO her mothers great Joy
she has shown no desire for stage life.
her tastes are. In fact, strongly anti-the-
alter and she has never even seen Duse
act. In appearance. however. tho two
are wonderfully alike,
Mrs Alfred Chaplin, of New York. is be-
lleved to own the finest collection OF
black diamonds In the country. Most of
Mrs. chapirs sable gems came from
the province OF Bahia. in Brazil. and
nearly all are Of exceptional beauty
They do not sparkle like white diamonds
nor. though opaque. are they as glossy
as Jet but they have beauty OF their
own and their rarity gives them addi-
tional charm in the sight OF the enthus!
asst.
Mrs. Peary will not accompany her
husband on his next trip to the arctic
Not that she does not wish 10 go, for
she Is a hardy traveller, but because
Lieut.. Peary Is going to take such chan
ces this time as he never took before.
and he does not wish his wife TO share
the peril. Mrs Peary was most val
liable member Of the expedition In which
she took part. Strong, courageous and
determined. she was willing to take her
share OF privation and danger. refusing
to accept any odds because of her sex.
Nine Loubet, mother of the president
of the French republic. who died the
other day, passed away In the house in
Marsanne In which she was born. reared
and married. She was in her ninety
third year and active up almost to the
end. Although her family for genera
tions had owned the land on which the
little farmhouse. la Terrasse." is sit
uated. Nine. Loubet was not wealthy.
She had little education and what little
she had acquired Of letters and the arts
was gained In her later life. She never
visited Paris and the only city OF any
size In which she ever set foot was the
city Of yalence. near her home. Not
even when her son was installed in the
highest once in the gift of the French
people could she be persuaded to desert
her home.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-01-04
New Officers Take
Office.

The new city officers were in
stalled last Monday. Upon them
will rest the responsibility OF the
city's peace and to an extent lis
public spirit for the next two
years.
Many vital questions will need
careful consideration, among the
number may be mentioned the
providing of more water for the
city, opening and improving
streets, also questions pertaining
TO the moral and social welfare OF
the young.
In handling these and other
questions pertaining to the city's
welfare the administration is en-
titled to the united support Of all
good citizens.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-01-04
Telephones.
good citizens,

Now that two telephone COM
panies. the Rocky Mountain Bel
and the Independent, are anxious
to serve the people of Lehi, an
important question confronts the
citizeos. 1t is apparent that a
division Of patronage will result
in limiting the number OF local
"phones" for either system and
therefore make it necessary for
patrons to maintain two phones
or submit TO half service. We
have no in,eres, in the success oi
either company over that of the
other but believe il important from
the citizens point Of view TO unite
on one service only.
In determining which system to
patronire, business principles must
guide. Lehi wants the best ser
vice, at the least cost, with con-
sideration for local public enter
prise.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-01-04

Location Notices and Proof OF Annual
Labor for sale at this office.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-01-04
The New Year.

Again we have crossed that
mysterious line that separates the
old from the new year, this time
to be ushered into 1905. The
record for 1905 has been made. 1t
shows that the world is growing
richer and better. National and
individual deeds showing regard
for the rights Of others, based up
on love and good will, shine out
among the many exceptions TO
the rule that show the greed OF
men.
The new year dawns with
bright promises for material pros
perity. 1t will witness many acts
Of violence and sin, but the grow
ing sense of right and the truly
religious sentiment will write il
on the worlds soul, that this is
the best year in the worlds entire
history.