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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24
NoLice OF Assessment No, 2.

MlDNlGHr BELL MINING 4
MILLING COMPANY. Principal
place Of business, Lchi City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at n
meeting OF the board OF directors of
the above named company, held on tho
10th day Of January, 1907, assessment
No. ? Of Is cents per thousand shares
was levied on the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately Ia ED.
SOuthwick, secretary, Mt the Office OI
the company, Ross Building, Lehi city,
Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess.
ment may remain unpaid ON the oath
day Of february, 1907, viii be delin.
quent and advertised for sale Mt public
auction and, unless payment Is made
before, will he sold on the 2ith day Of
March, 1907, at > p. M, ut the office
of the company, Ross Building, Lehi
City, Utah, TO pay the delinquent
assessment together with the cost Of
advertising aud expense of sale.
ED. SOUTHWICK,
Secretary.
First publication Jan. "a, '07.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24

Dry farming on very large scale
IA to be undertaken by a company tn,
Is being formed by q number of 10
gan and Kaysylllc men The Site -
lcctcd is in Tooelc county, near &c
town Of Vernon. I'm that vicinity TO-,
600 acres Of land have been secure
from the state
David c. Eccles has made applicg
ton that a receiver be appointed fG
the Ogden Knitting Works company
and naming Martin Olswane as his s..
lection TO receive the property. which
he estimates to be worth $4,000 lie
alleges that the company Is insolvent
and owes $1,000.
Mrs Marguerite Pierce Young. ono
of the wives Of Brigham Young, died
Wednesday OF last wcok i'm Salt Lake
City Her doath was due to old age,
she being 81 yenrs old. Mrs. Young
was one q the Pioneers having come
across the Mains IN 1917 with the
hand.cart companies
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24

Among the Afghans marriage is a
case of purchasing the bride rich
Afghan marriCs early, simply be-
cause he can afford to nay for q wife,
while the poor one often remains sin.
gle until middle life ON account OF his
inability to purchase II the husband
dies aud The widow wishes 10 marry
again she or her friends have TO re.
fund the purchase money TO the
friends Of the dead husband A com.
mon custom Is for the brother OF the
deceased to marry the widow No
other persons would think oC wedding
her without FIRST asking the broth.
er's consent
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24

Mother. who give their children
kcnuedy's Laxative Cough Syrup in.
variably iudurse It. Children like II
because the taste Is 80 pleasant Com
tains Honey and Tar. IL Is the origi.
laxative Cough syrup and is unrivalcd
Tor the relief Of sonp. Drives the cold
uut through the bowels. Conforms to
the National Pure Food aud Drug
Law. Sold by Peoples Co. OPP In
stilution
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24

The tendency Of modern science
ard Of modern thinkers is to discard
tho Malthus.an doctrine and its lmpli'
Gallon that salvation lies in the re-
strlction Of population, and proceed
ing the other way around, to find
means whereby the natural fertility
of the earth may be brought to supply
the needs Of natural growth OF pop
ulstion.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24

An American travelling through the
Ardennes stopped for cup of coffee
alta remote inn. Sugar was not forth
coming and the waitress begge the
traveller to be good enough to wait
until the party at the next table had
finished their game of domlnoes, for
which the Jumps Of sugar duly mark
ed with pencil from one TO double six,
were serving.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24
conar,,, No, Too larn..

The congress OF the United states
is much smaller, in proportion to the
population Of the country which IL
serves than cie central legislative
body OF almost every other civilized
nation. IN numbers 1t falls below
the parliament Of Gveti Britain, the
national assembly Of France, the reich
stag Of Austria and the parlIaments Of
Hungary. Italy, Japan end Spain.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24
Summons.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicia
District, Of the state Of Utah, sitting In aud
for Utah County.
Peoples Co operative Institution,
corporation,
Plaintiff summons
John n Merrill Defendant. >
rho State Of Utah To the said Defendants
You arc hereby summoned toappcar within
twenty days amer the service OF this summons
upon YOU II served within the County In which
this action Is brought otherwise within thirty
days afer service aud defend the above entitled
action, and In care of your niime 10 do.sp iudg
ment will he rcuicrel against you according 10
the demand ofthe complaint Of which a copy Is
herewith served upon you,
a. :. IyAN-.
Attorney ioI Plaintiff
Po,todice address. Box q, Lehi uIsh County.
slate of Utah.
First publication Dsc ~ 1908,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24

They like the taste as " oil o
maple sugar is what one moth @
wrote Of Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup. This modern cough syrup is
absolutely free from any opiato or
narcotic. Contains Honey Tar Con-
forms to the National Pure Food and
Drug Law. Sold by Peoples Co. OPP.
Institution.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24
BLACK LEG VACCINE FREE
CUTTERS SLACK LEG VACCINE
"ChLlFoRhIA RToCkMEN,s EANnaITEn

Powder, String Or Pm FERN
l3sliS Tor : : PR PACKAGE Of TBN DOsHs)
lonfoiuct We yillssni one package snd aff bastitI
on El'ck lsR and AE'hrsx Free 20 each uockman
Tho s'n5a cent? postage and the names srd addssst
Of tvtnly cattffassfE state form II vaccine wanted
Address, HE gutter LABORATORY DEPI 9,
BERkELEN, CAL,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST 10 1904

bottled beer that came f-e-H -e1- = The ice
Dld he shy Nor - you e'---c - ---e Win me
naked eve Todd has The Platter g, --sht on The
table and b. the time the q S Iaz got through
rassr' III, for more there Wa T much waShn
the dishes Three empty beer bottle -a1cs before
the Ba-on's plate when the aII-e 1-r VS. oroug1-
II. and he's wea-ln . -oca - p-e e------. DVe tn@
was Cheerln 70 SEE All re -es- C1 his crowd had
followed SUIT; but 50 Ia = de7--t-- -lOd WenI,
HoShI was high man -,
Mr. Naddox, says 1e. I~---c MS ----- / nave
been promising 1nv>e.f IC- -en -ea-~ --a- when l
returned 10 the United States / wca-. 60 back 70
the New Haven boarding house whe-e -Ted during
nv college course and indulge myself p 1-st suc1a
meal as this.
10 tell us that YOU wen- - Yale zen mayls
while YOU there You learned ~e-------nS aoou'
drawing three cards
If | had been more DC rc-erl- = -- extra q
not taken II r1p al all ny education might not have
been such expensive matter. say me Baron,
Civin' hIm the wink. l. was only n my SENIOR
wear that | came 70 realize TIE -' III II hodins
up a kicker when The luck w@s ----.-5 asAin7-
You'll do says Maddox 5oy5ar- Would
YOU object 70 our making II I'VE -~--7 lor I'D
evening,
II was the easiest thing II. the world hat was
the most refined and accom- leled u-.- OF yal5
YOU could ask 10 meet. INSIDE ~ n.l1 -r l II lOuu
and the Baron and three Others Wa ---- coill9Ic-
able and happy around the s1nt k-1 in laoF,
while Mrs Maddox who'd she'd ae- mono N
something light and dressv. had ~-.r- he othe-S
into pool game and was Toct.- -r- .-S lor 'lS
best of EN- So what locks - he --- 70 oe
session of the Hammer clut, ends u --- p reui-ol
of the blue and the gray -,
Shorty says Mr Maddox 70 ne re>- 11orn-l.
after he knew the contracts was s4-r. we "S1s
dead wrong IN sizing up the Baron The y We ul;
He's no more an ORIENTAL heather t'-- YOU anu
'Banzail'' saws l. Il guess YOU toca K bet-ef
of each other than YOU did. Bottled -- md dla"
poker Is great CIvIhZers
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
By Frank H. Brooks

of that issue Stephen A Douglas wrecked his political
ambition
The LecOmptop measure born IN LeCOmp-
ton, Kansas. The town was headquarters of the
Missouri and other pro-slavery invaders. IL was
the territorial capital. In order make good their
bluff, the proSvery politicians who constituted the
tract for the construction of a capitol building The
baSeme 1t and part of the first floor were COM
pleted | was told tlat fifty thousand dollars was
ex: ended the contract for the completed building
allowed two hundred and fifty thousand But the
struggle for supremacy between the pro-slavery and
the free soil elements grew fierce, and the latter
The party would meet in the unfinished
capitol and adjourn another town, which later on
became historic-Lawrence. At this time LeCOmp-
ton had a population of nearly two thousand.
Real estate soaring, and it had all the features
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

that have been found in the boom towns 0l A''''
days. .,sg
'A1 at once came the collapse, caused ult5 TnIntt5
by politics. The capital was located ~ fP+oa IGPta
Before the move made. however, the 70 P +bs
that had made LecOmptOn began deSeIlnst -
place until there were scarcely four hundIeu
naming -, 70
'Ichabod was written over rOadways edGL15 ,,s
the town. The site threatened one time 10 ueeUc c
a waste 1t remained in a stagnant state Tor tTe.s ~
years. Then it began to revive. That Is haiuy ne
word TO use. More correctly new town SPrSFV PTSeV
up the ruins The people were new coIneiSS- 1oni-
erected new houses. With few exceptions inc 11rs
marks had disappeared When was there NJ - me
ago i was told that there were not enough - ,sn-
old inhabitants IN the place to tell the preseIs
Grafton what manner of town the hTSt t[ll'IES Eas
capital was 1 am pretty familiar with ths tI +bar
and the process of development of towns ~ With
region; but i do not know of a single PLtte our
a history that would parallel LecOmpt1nS
country is much older than most of US reaIize'
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

: But. Todd" begins Mrs. Maddox
Todd he just gives her one look and Jerks his
thumb over his shoulder towards the kitchen That
settIfs II With her face the color of red flannel
underShirt Maria gets up and trots out. In a
couple of minutes She was back, whisperin in his
- >,
"Corned beef and cabbage?" says Todd. Good
Tell the help they can have all the imitation Japanese
grub they want, and let the beef and cabbage come
our way in a hurry.
And say. that was the kind OF home grown nod
carriers banquet we hands out to the Jap Baron
murphes boiled in their skins COrned beef well
streaked with fat, new cabbage, and plenty OF
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

I,nrcrfcct. think we shall hardly require the
services Of an interpreter. Permit me to present
my travelling companions and members oil my
staff
There was General and a navy Captain, and a
profess not to mention two. or three who was
secretaries of something other. Then the Baron
looks at me kind of eXpcctant.
Oh" says Maddox, takin the hint, TINS IS
Professor Shorty McCabe .,
All" says the Baron. Harvard or Yale:
Them was two close guesses, says /; but
physical culture. and any time you're knockln
around A2d-st. Id be pleased to have you drop
into my studio and look me over.
The Baron he swallows hard a couple OF times,
and then he saws he II be charmed to do 1t. We
shook on that but | was measur1n hum up curious,
and | guess he dom the same by me, though
you can't Judge what them kind OF people are
thinkn about
Bv this time Todd has got his second wind and
takes the bunch in tow, leadin EN- around the
grounds and pointin' out the decorations Maybe
# the bottom hadn't dropped out of his plans he
have found somethin' better to do; but | viii say
for them banzai gents that they tries to look inter-
ested You couldn't much blame EN-, though, tor
not workin up much excitement over strings Oh
paper lanterns.
/ knew Maddox was bankin' on the dinner as his
big card; but hadn't got away with more II
three courses before the frost began to settle down
hard Even Mrs. Maddox, loOmin up at one end
of the table in a lnono stiff with long legged
birds worked in gold thread that 1t looked like she
was draped in sheet iron, couldn't cheer us up.
Without sayin' word on either side, 1t was PLAIN
as day wa mt maxim a hit with the comp ny;
and for all Maddox tries it easy to he ddn t
think much of them But he'd done his best.
Everything was Jappy Italian caterer
could make it. and the costumes OF the waters
was just real if they'd come right out of
a Mikado chorus. Maybe the food singers was
blacks and Guneas; but their uniforms correct.
| don't know if it was real Jap food they dealt
out to not but II did taste punk. Blamed
if l could eat it and when L casts my eye up and
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

, who live in the East are accustomed
to coming upon finished towns in
some of the earlier settlements" said
an observing man of travel; but we
rarely find a town in this part of the
country that has had its second
growth. There are some such towns
in the history of the country, and
singular as it may seem they are in
the sections which to the untraveled
Fastener are the new country, or
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

down the table 70 see how the Jars was get,in On n
or two side remarks in their own lingo too sounds
a good deal like growln. Todd must have got wise
to the way things was goin about that time. Tor
he begins 10 get color on All of sudden &c
pushes back his chair and breaks loose
Baron" says he, Il don't know how You feel
about It but it strikes this bill Of tare IS about
the worst that ever happened Fact IS lald my
sell out 70 give YOU The things
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

Il must admit that these dishes are
not entirely familiar; but | assure you
that the compliment they were intended
TO convey is deeply appreciated
II hit Maddox where he lived, that
little speech did Now that's what
call generous" says he Suppose We
sidetrack the rest of this near-tood and
call for a new deal.
The Baron asks HIM not to bother:
He was for stickin' to the card anu
hopin' for the best; but Todd has got
his jaw set.
Maria" says he, suppose you step
out to the kitchen. head off that ,Dago
cook. and see if Mrs. Nolan can't rustic
up some kind of a meal that Will be mt
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

such by comparison. l came upon remark
able illustration of such a condition when on
a recent journey Another singular thing abcu
it was that in its second growth all traces of the
original town, its history, had been entirely
obliterated That, am sure, is condition quite
out of the ordinary
The town in its first stages was of the Ceners
in which planted the seeds of that dscord that
grew later into the Civil War. Old politicians Will
remember the great debate in Congress over what
was known the Lecompton Constitution 1t was
one of the features of the Kansas Nebraska bill Out
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

You Et IttII UNtN 70 q ~ ,
but / guess I've four flushed.
Amt that about the size OF
II
Whv,' says the Baron,
rubbin' his chin thoughtful,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
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conversation, and | umake
it right with YOU.
Does anybody crack a
smile or throw Il look
SIDEWAYS Nixl Not one
II the bunch 50 much as
Iats an eyel;d; but the
Baron steps out, takes OF
his silk bonnet. and gives
asa straight English come
lack that was 81 little the
suuotLcst and politics.
cluster of language | ever
li>tenedto. English, mind
YOU. and no pIdgeon toed
stuff ~ that, Say, there
was words me and Maddox
wouldn t have tTicd u uH-
load II We 4 been talkrn
10 the man that made the
dictionary. HoshI has got
.ur wind, first rattle out
Il the box.
Why - why. says
Maddox. tuTnIn strawb ~
1ink clear up behind his
ears, Il was Of the Idea
,5.., -,-, ,,vi,iD '1-,T-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-18
CAPITAL REMOVED
Guthrie Should Be Deprived Of The
Honor She Holds.

The thousands of people Of the new
state who assembled at Guthrie last
Saturday to do honor 10 an event that
made history for this great common
wealth. that of the inauguration OF
Charles N. Haskell, our first governor,
left the State Capitol disappointed
and Inundated at the lack OF patrl-
otism accorded the visitors, and the
event that marked the addition Of the
46uh star to the flag of free, un-
hampered and civilized country.
Not a flag was. raised, not an emblem
of welcome, not a decoration to mark
this memorable occasion was visible;
nothing but the tall, bleak buildings
and barren. .thoroughfares was notice
able TO welcome the thousands and
thousands Of visitors from the four
corners of the earth who flocked into
the city to celebrate the admission OF
Oklahoma from a territory to state
of which Guthrie is the capital.
n lliuU u uiodphAVf0i W~o AAcO4J
passed around, and talk Of capital re-
moval was rampant. The matter was
never SO freely discussed as now and IL
is increasing. The disloyalty shown
by Guthrie ia a matter that was OF
vital Importance to her, is to be de-
nounced, ana will he by every loyal
Oklahoman. Such lack of patriotism
is not in keeping with the position
Guthrie occupies and she is not en-
titled to the honor Of being the State
capital. If the removal proposition
was put to vote today it would carry
by large majority-and it should.
We base our claims for writing the
above from the fact that several men
of prominence among them Hon. w.
p. Thompson, who went from here,
will bear US out in the statement. 1t
is up to Guthrie for an explanation
the people expect it Bring the cap
ital to Vinita or any other city that
has'patrlotic citizens enough to hoist a
flag on an occasion of this kind.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-18
Contracts for Printing.

The calling together Of the County
Clerks, Commissioners and Attorneys
by Governor Haskell was an i'm
portant matter among which was the
adoption of reports ON an uniform
system of public records, stationery
and printing. AS to immediate pur-
chases the Governor recommended
the following:
"That all such books and records,
blanks and other supplies should be
purchased from local papers and PRINT
ing establishments whenever the
same can be done with due regard to
utility and economy, and we recon-
mend the local papers and printing
establishments as employ union labor
be given the preference whenever the
same can be done without prejudice
to the taxpayers. ("
Many of Mr.. Haskell's suggestions
were based upon reports that a
number of the new counties had given
large orders to foreign printing con-
Germs, covering such supplies and
blanks before the county needs were
known. Some of the printing houses
we're represented, and confirm the
report as to orders, but constroe them
to bv only moral obligations. Several
houses announce they will proceed
with the printing and 6ll the orders
to counties placing them. They state
that a comfy cannot be comfortably
equipped on less than $1,000.
The goyern0r-elect says contracts
already made have no legal standing.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-18
DOUBLE KILLING
Deputy Marshal and Whisky Sell
er Dead After Saloon Fight.

Bartlesville, Ok, Nov, 16-Georgs
Williams, a deputy United States
marshal, Ernest Lewis, proprietor Of
a livery stable and restaurant were
killed in a saloon fight here tonight.
Fred Keeler, another deputy marshal,
was slightly wounded, and young
man living in Dewey was shot in the
hand.
Williams and Keeler had gone to
Lewis restaurant to investigate the
report that he was selling liquor with
out a government license. Lewis
Opeued a saloon in his restaurant
when the whistles announced the COM
ing of statehood this morning.
Lewis is said to have been drinking
and boastlng that no United States
marshals could take him again. When
the marshals entered his bar room
and told him they were there to ar
rest him, he is said TO have ordered
them to leave. stes
Williams reached for his revolver,
and Lewis proved the quicker on the
trigger. His first shot struck Will
lions squarely in the forehead, killing
him instantly. Williams revolver
was discharged, but theIbullet went
wild. Keeler then shot, his bullet
striking Lewis in the lung. The oes-
perodo whirled and shot at Keeler
several times, all of his shots going
wild, except one which grazed the
marshal.
Lewis walked from hisb ar room and
said Ebefore expiring to the fright
ened spectators:
"Well, they have killed me, boys,
but l took one OF them along"
Deputy United States Marshal Will
liams is well known in Vinita, hav-
ing brought many criminals here to
be placed in the federal jail. He was
reputed to be an honorable man and
an efficient officer
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-18

Emmett Dalton, ex-bandid and bank
robber recently pardoned by Govern
or Hoch, Of Kansas, may open tailor
shop in Oklahoma City.
81 would like to open tailor shop
in one of the towns OF Oklahoma and
would prefer Kingfsher because my
mother lives there, but / believe the
town is too small" said Dalton last
evening at El Reno. II will soon size
up the prospects at Oklahoma City,
Muskogee and some Of the other larg-
er towns OF the state after which |
will make decision as to where will
cast my lot.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-18
TURNS ON THE HOSE
And Statehood Celebration in Fed
eral Jail Stopped Quick.

Muskogee, Nov. 16-Pandemoniom
broke loose a mong the prisoners In the
federal jail last night who believed
that they had cause to celebrate the
coming of statehood and until a call
was sent for the hose wagon the jail
officials were utterly powerIess to re-
store order.
About $50 two hundred prisoners,
more or less, most of them coIored,
began to become unruly. They made
no attempt to break out Of Jail, but
simply refused to 60 to bed and start
ed full fiedged celebration that could
be heard block. One or two ring
leaders started the noise and in a few
moments that usually orderly jail be-
came a bedlam Of yelling, shouting,
laughing and singing prisoners. The
efforts of che jailers to bring about
quiet were of no avail. The prison
ers evidently under the impression
that they would be turned loose in
the morning, jeered at the officials
and cursed them. Threats of force
failed and finally Chief Templeton
was called out.
A line Of fire hose was run into the
Jail and the cold city water turn
ed on full force.
la few seconds not a whimper
came from the thoroughly subdued
crowd OF jailblrds. Drenched and
shivering they promised 70 be good
and were allowed to remove vheir wet
clothes and snuggle into bed. At IL
O'Clock there wash mouse stirring.
The jailers are not anticipating any
more trouble, believing that the show
er bath treatment is a sure cure.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-18
Thief CAUGHT
Man Who Stole Henry Raine's
Clothes Captured.

Henry Raines received word yester-
day that the thief who stole his watch,
suit Of clothes and ring, at Gale.
ma last Sunday week had been cap
tured and the thief landed in jail.
He was caught on the train between
Joplin and Galena. with the clothes
on and the watch In his pocket, The
ring was not recovered. The chief Of
police notified Raines to be Ia Galena
taday to appear as witness and iden-
tify the stolen articles and he left for
that place last evening.
IC is very evident that the right
man has been caught and his chances
for good term in the pen are most
flattering-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-18
PQRTER's DEPUTIES.

Muskogee, Okla, Nov. 16-United
States Marshal Porter, who arrived in
the city last night from Ardmore, an
nounced last night that AL Cottle, a
former Muskogee man had been ap-
pointed one of his deputies and would
have charge Of the Vinita Office. Il.
e. Brent, formerly deputy marshal of
Ada, will take care of all new busi-
ness at the Muskogee Office.
Mr.. Porter returned to Ardmore
last night and will not be able to re-
turn to Muskogee until Wednesday
Clarence McCoin and Deputy Riley
will come back with him.