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AmericatLFork Citizen I
Kll'MK Xl AMKUK'AN FOKK CITIZEN SATVIIDAY, AI'llll. 1, inn " ' - ffljBf
B- -L - ' ' ' NUMBER 61 'MlUE
Jj0 Good Citizen
i Has Passed Away
B&L ,,, Vim One Of 11.0
Kflntrr .Miners l America
Fdrk Ciinjoii.
L Trim KWP"" i,RHl" V,B,UI our
K Mrly Wednesday mornljig ana
KLd one of our old nnd prominent
K.,John Cbndwlck, nlmoat C2
K nf ate. Tlio cause wns dropsy
B?i torn on Sept. 18, 1852. In
B2$! Lancashire. England. When
KJhhewiw employed In the L. D.
KSuferpool in 1869 he, with
IS tl-rer brothers, William,
K ,nd Thomn, and two sisters,
Kbclh flnd All"'. emigrated to Utah
MaW resided In this city over
fcm married Jan. 13. 1881, to
K ,q.r31i J. WIlllnniB, to whom wns
K ilx children, four of whom are
B? Hring Krnest, Hcrt, Florence
K Clifford. Uesldcs his family ho
Km one brother, James, of Idaho,
Biro sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Mur
tof Heber City nnd Mrs. Allco T.
K of this city.
Khn Chndwlck was a most cxeel
7 lodustrlous and companionable
Kind had a largo clrclo of truo
Kii, who deeplv mourn his pnss
JK iwsy.
Kt wis one of (lie pioneers In the
KW Industry of American Fork
KTon.and his advice and wise coun-
w ere Bought even to the time of
death. Probably no other living
Kent was moro thoroughly posted
ih? merits of all the active and In
jV properties or Amorlcnn Fork
H Slhrr Ukc districts. Hefore tho
be a mining tlio old Wnsatch
L which Inter was incorporated as
vrtutch ,lnMR0 Mlnll,B company,
b Hon. James C blinnnu and Edward
Kn. the latter also deceased, an the
Hdpsl utocklmldcrs. This mine has
Wed considerable high-grade
dtllrcrorc and Is regarded aa hav-
one of the strongest ore bearing
ms In Silver Lake district. Ad-
ihn North Star and Milkmaid,
h of which have been largo shlp-
k li reputed to bavo mado money
hilng on tlio Live Ynnkco mine
Mi ideas on (lie complex formn-
of this great old producer will
tablr be found to bo of great value
tie present leasers. He was also
riljr Interested In tho Hidden
MtifV, known as the Trcnsuro Con
fclid Gold and Silver Mining com
r, upon which lio accomplished
Vwlw development, and It Is be
Wlhlt nns his choice of all the
kfttei on Miller Hilt. It joins the
MlUcr mine, the producer,,. of
B-snd hr has often told friends
apected In discover the lost ex-'
Hea of tho Miller oro bodies In this
W1 H' early death Is another
K''0 ,no wonderful resources of
twin mining districts of Amorlcnn
k Canyon ,
meral scrvlroH were lielil In the
t Ward chapel yesterday nrtcr
o, IIIhop James I. Gardner pro-Bib
I Beautify Our Fair City
Won I'rcnnrliig far Aniiiinl Clean.
I'P In), April loth.
fdncaday, April 1C, In annual
n-Up Dny" Everybody Bhould
V ,ner premises made neat and
a on or Morn that day. Fences
'red, MilowalkH cleaned up, cor-
cleaned llioroughly and miinuro
W ay, nnd any nnd all rubbish
c ,,urm'd or made up Into n pile
ronrenlont ,,nrCi whorc tho K(..
wagon can load and haul away
cy dumping ground.
BaY!",!' "f nur f,,lr c'l' BllOUlll
K " ',:,lu' """rest in the clean
E!,"1'.;'!) I'"st year consld-
' ornble roinment wiib heard.
Ken '. '"", flom ,,,(, llde, of
B fmmW,,,,',,M,npnilt, of American
B.nT "' "'""dpolnt of clennll
i T,K,'nrral "PPearancc. There
I0n'n. for Impiovcmcnt, so let
Bui' 'lo ll,c,r l,,,rt "wnl
Btiln . '"i1"' of 0,,r fltlzciiH who
, 'or!'j,H "" uppealel to es
Bill, .m (,nl,,Ullo'i f several
B W"" "", wii lmvo been
Biiilw ,."!' ,uW, '"""m" r H"
t ;1"1 ''spoclally lo our ehll
K'tl! mi ,,1"" ,,,n "W Swwt r-
I""'BI "Is will mnki It
Bfrffi.'',' ?p " ou'" widows i
I , lri,ol,.tn thc" ' Pi"
Kjnakliig fenco repairs, etc
llio ork of keeping the preinlHert In
clean condition should not stop with
ho passing of olenn-up day, but con
tinue throughout the y,.nr, and all
woods kept down and rubbish bo not
allowed to accumulate In the vnrds
Our health record In this city h ncll
nboyr i the nverage. Lot us work for
", h1.. hBhp" iivernge in our health
statistics by helping keep our cltv
clean, Individually and collectively '
: o
Live Stock Show
Ghcs Promise of Helng a Illg )aj for
(lie Slorknien r ' "inner
I'lnsslfi. ' J.
Tho American Fork Live Stock
Show, which is to be held In this city
on April 14, gives promise of being a
big dny for the stockmen and farm
ers In the north end of the county.
Tho classification list has been com
pleted and Is published below. Mnn
entries have been mndo and all who
have good stock are urged to enter
them. Ribbons will bo awarded for
first, second nnd third places In each
clnss, and for the grand cbnmplons.
It Is desired that all who have stock
to enter will notify hoiuo member of
tho committee as booh as possible.
No entry fee Is charged, and free hay
and shelter will bo furnished to nil
out of town exhibitors.
Arrangements are beliiK made to
have several attractions, Including a
good baseball gamo, at the park In the
afternoon. The committeo extends a
cordial Invitation to every one to
spend tho day In American Fork.
CLASSIFICATION LIST.
Classification list, American Folk
Uvo Slock Show, April f4, 1'JM:
Draft llnrp..
Separata classes will be formed for
Belgian, Shire or I'crchcrou. St-iillon,
Rf'ind Uiuiuploii t'er all breeds, .line,
ui'-iii! champion ovei all breeds Ilooe
or mri'e, 4 years old or over, In u,r
bU'il llorso or mate, 3 years old and
under 4, In each breed. Ilors- or
marc, - years old and under 'J, In o;rl'
breed, llorso or mate 1 year old and
under , in each bn'rd. Stallio'i, niy
ago, In eacli bred. Hcsl team In any
breed in harness.
Light Horn's.
Sopnrato classes will bo formed for
Hamlltoulaus and Coach breeds. Stal
lion, grand champion over all light
breeds. Ileal single horse turnout, any
breed. Hcst double horse turnout, any
breed. Host tandem turnout, any
breed. Ileal saddlo horse, any breed.
Mare or horse, 3 years old or over, in
eheli breed. Maro or horse, 'i years old
and under 3, in eacli breed. Maro or
horse, 1 year old and under 1!, in each
breed. Stallion, any age. lucaeh
Hired: """ "T ' V ' ' '
llecf Cuttle
Separate classes will bo formed for
Hcrefords and Shorthorns. Hull, grand
chnmpion, over all breeds. Cow, grand
champion, over nil breeds. Hull, 3
years old or over, In each breed. Hull,
'i years old and under 3, In each breed.
Hull, 1 year old and tinder -', In each
breed. Cow, 3 years old and over, in
each breed. Cow, 'i years old and un
der 3, In each breed. Cow, 1 year old
nnd under ', In ench breed,
Dairy Cnttlo.
Separate classes will bo formed for
Holstein nnd Jersey breeds. Hull,
grand champion, over all breeds. Cow,
grand chnmpion, over all breeds. Cow,
reserve champion, over all breeds.
Hull, I year old or oer, In each breed.
Hull, under 1 year, In ench breed. Cow,
mature cow In eacli breed. Heifer,
after tlrsl calf, in each breed. Heifer,
ovor 1-' months, not culved, in each
breed. Heifer, under 12 months, in
each breed.
(Jersey and HolBteln bulls must be
pure-bred nnd cows and heifers muni
bo 'three-quarters pure-bred or better
to entitle them to enter In their re
spective classes.)
Hogs.
Separate claBKes will ho formed for
HorkshinM, Huron Jerseys, Poland
Chinas nnd O. I. C. hogs. Hoar, grand
chnmpion over all breeds. Sow,, grand
"hainploii over nil breeds. Hoar, over
i year, In eacli breed. Hoar, under 1
year, in eacli breed. Sow, over 1 yenr,
in eacli breed. Sow, under 1 year. In
each brood. Harrow, any age, in each
breed. Sow and litter, in each breed.
Sheep.
Separate cliiBbes will bo formed for
CotswoldB and Itaniboiilels, Huck,
over I year, in each breed. Huck, un
der I year, in each breed. P.we, over
1 year, in each breed. Hwo, under I
year, In each breed.
millions will be iiwaideil for Ural
Bccoud and third places in each sop
unite class,
The Holgian Horse Association or
Ametlcau Fork tilTcm $8 In service to
tho winner or the llrsl p lace In the
vcarliug; two-year old and three-yenr-old
cIiisbcb or tho Helglau breed
of horses.
I City Fathers Hold
Important Meeting
Slher Hand 2ef .cw Uniform--I'm
lug Warrant ( lie Made legal
Prizes for Hoys' and (Jlrls' Club
Kcrilmn Lane Trouble Still Uh-Mlllrd-AssoHRd
Valuation 0er
iflirnvmu-Hiirditcr (id. Sprinkling
Contract.
A long and Impoilant meeting of
the city council was held laat Satur
day evening, many Important Hinders
being transacted.
Chicago nnd 1'rovo representatives
of a street grader concern w'cro pres
ent nnd made an effort to get tho city
to purchase a machine for grading the
streets. The city does not Bccm to
be in tho mnrkcl just now, and tho
matter was turned down.
The Silver Hand representatives
asked for help in tlio purchnBo of now
uniforms. The boys apparently have
a good standing with tho city, for $100
wns appropriated. They will obtain
the necessnry balance from popular
subscriptions.
Joseph linker was present and com
plained that tho city had built Its now
cement sldownlks on his property.
Tho committee on streets will Inves
tigate. Mr. McHrldo complained of tho now
railroad having filled up his water
section. This complaint wns referred
to the samo committeo.
Tho matter of making tho paving
warrants legal was taken up. It ap
pears that Ilydalch & McGurrcn of
Sail lako City wanted $500 to nttend
to the legal end of tho matter. Judge
S. It. Thurman offorcd lo do tho work
and guarantee It for $100, so tho firm
of Thurman & Son wns nwarded tho
contract.
Tlio borso show committeo was
granted tho freo uso of-tho city park
for their coming stock exhibition.
William Unxter nnd four others
asked for and were granted an exten.
slon of tho water mnlna to their resi
dences. The Orem railroad asked for and
wns granted tho privilege of erecting
a sanitary drinking fountain in front
of their Btntlon.
The city electrician aBkcd for a
raise of salary, but his request was
politely refused.
Tho committeo having in chnrgo tho
formation nnd conducting of boys'
and girls' club contests asked for'
financial help. They wero mndo an
appropriation of $25, which will bo
used Tor prizes.
The board of health was Instructed
to take stops toward Improving tho
sanitary condition .of several public
JlUllulllRSv....-'' ' --
Tho recommendation of the commit
tee on electric lights Hint a street
light bo placed near tho homo of Mrs.
Mary A. Holey was adopted.
Tho Kershaw lnne langlo has not
been Bcttled. The committeo ou
streets wns Instructed to offer Mr.
Kershaw the price back that ho paid
for the strip or land.
A letter front County 'Assessor I. A.
Smoot said that tho assessed valua
tion of tho property within the Amer
ican Fprk City limits was $032,189,
This doea not include certain corpor
ate property, such as railroads, tele
phone and power lines, which tiro ns
sessed by the state board of equaliza
tion. The bids for operating th" sprink
ling wagon were opened, showing the
following llgures: Owen Dean, 32!ii
cents per hour: W. II. Gardner, 31.
cents, anil William Hush, 31' cents
Gardner was awarded tho contract.
The only bid received for the use
of certain city property advertised
was one for $30 from Peter Heck for
the use or the Cannon property.
The committee on water works waa
Instructed to place n fence around lip
Intake, of the city water supply.
SU.MAY IIVEMNH MIXI'IM!.
The meeting will be hold Sunday
evening In the First Ward meeting
house, commencing at 7 o'clock, uu
der tho auspices of the M. I. A. The
following Unster program will lie
given:
Rending Mrs. M. II. Ingersoll.
Tn Ik ou tho Resurrection James M
Grant.
Ladles' Quartette--Flist Ward.
.11 IX IN (J XOTIIS.
Charles l. I latins came down from
the Major Uviuih Saturday, wheic he
has been doing some Impoilant de
velopment work. iit ,
Chariot, Karl was in town Wediics
day.- Ho Is preparing for operations
on the old Clipper and Silver King In
Silver Lake.
I APOLLO HALL
B Heno Vance, .Manager.
I FRIDAY EVE,, APRIL 10, 1914
I KN.IOYAULK KVIONINU AND
BIG DANCE by American Fork Firemen
I A11 PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT FIRE DEPARTMENT
fl AU Should .Help tho Boys Who Volunteer Tlioi.' Sol' vices in Times of Danger.
I SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
IKETS 50 CENTS ' " EXTRA LADY 16 CENTS
WWMMpw"1 iwimiwiwiHw, nmnmmirmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi II HmK
FREE SPECIAL PATTERN ,H
) Ami eth PllAL ,Rl?vniEw I
d TO The "Minaret" Lady Doll g
'April 12th J& tips FRFF 11
ft fil v 8?r Wo will give ft pattern of thb ' HaB
'''PlPtnviol Thrill .V) 1 1W vSS'A beautiful doll't dreta to every ffllBrl
jf 1UlUlli lOll ,W M w.iSA ehUd that caUtftt our Pattern UltS
Plffc)ln" W WHfftlfkfJ uPlHi Department, accompanied byan ; JBM B
... , AWttClll WliKx ITVVV adult, during the cotniag week. fll
for cvory littles Kirl WJI l iim, ' Cet one for your little girl 'Hi
'Absolutely Free WM TJ'!, II
. v I mn I J wl J M In addition to this free pat-
i . HW I en, " hwt an extennve B I
MAKE THE DOLL'S V V WJ l wtinencl -fll
J EASTER DRESS ' vj L I PICTORIAL REVIEW III
: M WM DOLLPAHERNS WE
1ASTER COMES r YM , . , 4I . H
Qak in all atylea and abea at our jB
APRIL 12TH 8UU8INHt3 W PatUrn CounUr. HH
iA i 9 m y a nico stiit beforo go- 1 1B
tj lnipman S ' inK to Conferenco and not 'IjH
BIG RED STORE gholdupbylrtRliSaULako !I
Vj American Fork, Utah. P,'iCt8 0onfonm,
if ,.". tMniiiTTirf w c,m Kiv yu sucu n ills
'! i J If II! I II ! 1 I ft IS jl gffood nssortmonl. Novolty 'Wm
'fP'- 1 IB II I 'I II It It !i H a f(Dress Goods and Boautlful . H8
j ' I 111: I IS Il4 If I I' 1 1 $ I (Trimminffs aro onr 1o"k ;'1H
Mil 'l !f''l tfiliC' Hcjt Y&alSla I i lM Oomo in ad look our I WM
it $ i II I f8Hs ' i h - )8toro over bef9ro Kolnff else I fH
J WfS "NV !-AnS BARRETTft'and BEADS " '1
Services For Demont Hanson
Kuiti'rnl scrvlccH for Demont Hun
hoii, 'who died of limit trouble Inst
Wctlncsdny In Dallnn, Tomib, worn
lipid from tho Schond Wnrd niprtlni?
liousu, Monday, nt 2 o'clock i. in.
Ulsliop Joseph ' H. Storrs presided.
Tlio upcnliiR prnyor wns offored by
V. W. Huntor. Tho npcnkorH wcro I..
S. Harrington, Josoph D. Forbes nnd
Clifford IU Young, who Hpoko In hlgh
iHt tonus of tho deconspd and wordn
of comfort to thoao left. Approprlntu
iiiiihIciiI iiuiiihcrH were rondcrcd by
mcinli'TH of tho ward choir, n solo,
'Cohh' Vo DIscotiBolnte," by Mrn. C.
15. Young; solo, "Hock of AgPB," by
Itornli'o Crandall, and a duet, "Somo
lline Wo'll UnderBtand," by llnrnlco
C'rniidiill and Norma Vance. The
benediction was pronounced by TIior,
llroadbent. Tho Iioubo wnB filled with
relatlvcn nnd flympnthlrliig friends
The floral trlbutea were many and
bountiful.
i-Q...
nn.nii of rns.
iiax.naii siii:u.i:v hati:
Mr llaniiali Shelley Unto died nt
Idnlio, whero hIio linn tnnde her homo
for many years. Sho wns one of Am
orlcnn l'ork'o enrly settlcm tiho Ib
Himlu'd by four brother and two
HlslerH, Dure Hhelley, 8tcen Hhelloy,
Sr, Jmepli Shelley nnd MrH Null
llni rati of Amorlcnn Fork nnd Mrs
Ann WngBtnff of Clinrlenlon nnd Ram
Shelley of Ml Pleosnnt
TALKING PICTURES
AT OPERA HOUSE
The lllchth IVonder of I lie World
Supplied by Thomas A. IMImiii.
A decldrdly pleaHlug and most mar
clotiH entertainment will bo given nt
the Opera House, Wednesday and
ThuiBdny, April S and 9 Tnlklug pie
linen l tho program
ThnmiiH A. lidinoii wns tho (IihI to
present moving pictures to tho world
mid he h "'w demoiiHtrnted hla ntill
Il to iiiakn thnflo Hiimo pictures talk,
laugh and slug.
It can sufoly bo Bald Hint inner be
foro In tho hlBtory of tho motion nlc
luro biiBluoBs has anything met with
Hindi generouH upprobatlon nnd ap
proval n tho IMIsoit talking plcturen
Practically oery publication of any
coiiHenuenco In tho "United Stnles Iiiih
devoted columiiB to this wonderful
arhlovement UxhniiHtlve mngnzlno
nrtlcleB Unvo been written and the
dully papers from coast to coaet hv
given largo Bpnco and prominent po
bUIoiib to thla marvelotiB Invention
Tlio talking pictures arc not limited
In their subjects, iib nro tho panto
mlmo plcturou, for tho volco and other
Bounds nro as faithfully reproduced
as tho action,
Don't forgot to sco these tnlklug
pictures nt the Opern Hoiibo next Wed
nesday nnd Thursday.
ITM.nY.PAHKIt nFtTIAI.S.
Thursday, April 2, Miss Fori Pulley
mill Mr. T. J. Parker of Kureka were
married at.Provn. In tho evening n
most elaborate reception was given
them at tho home of the brldo'M par
ents, to which tho most Immediate re
latives nnd lutliiinto friends were In
vited, The bride, u daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. .lamcii II. Pulley, In n very pop
ular young lady of this city, Mr
Parker comes from one of Kurckn'a
prominent families,
Tho young couple bae a host of
friends, who wish them n long and
happy married life. Thoy will reside
In Kureka, whero Mr, Parker Is employed
COUNTlHCHOOLS. fjf fe
At tho meeting of tho trustees and u1b
principals of tho county schools, hold fflfl
nt I'rovo, Saturday, with Suptorlnton- UH!
dent J. Preston Crcor, It wns dccld- MB
ed to hold this yonr's graduation oxer- Effllc
clscfl ou tho following dates: IBIb
Klghth gmdo oxcrclscn for tlio IWfl
noutli end of tha county nt Spring- 9B
UK, Mny 19, and for tho north cud fB
of tho county nt Geneva, Mny 20. Tho ffli
high school exercises for nil tho tM V
county will bo held nt Spanish Fork, H
Mny 2. It In expected thcro will bo M I
over 400 elghtli grndo graduates nnd $fi I
over 100 high school graduates. Hi 9
An address ou tho Juvcnllo court ' W Q
law waa del he red beforo tho meeting IS I
by J II, McKulght, county nttornoy imm
of Juab county, In which violators of bB m
tlio law mid luck of enforcement wcro ."
clearly presented. Tho Importance of 'BPf
tho law and of eo-opcrntlou on tho. BUI
part of trusteeH, teachers and Juvcnllo ,4B
court olllcers, with sjieclnl refcrouco ,,Wl
to tho children attending tho public 'VMM
schools, was earnestly presented. An tBfl
Interesting dlKcusslon followed tho 'BB
nddrcBB, Judge 1). T. I.owln of tho M
Juvenllo court nnd Probation Officer " W
II, F Kopor tnklng pnrt, ' IH
I OPERA HOUSE J
AMIMIICA.N IDIIK, ITAII. I.. S. IIAItltlMiTON, Mgr. jP
T1IK IIOPSK WIIHHM VOU C.CT 'WBM
YOl'H Fl'l.li MONI-JY'S WOllTII. kBI
1 " mi
Our program for next weU failed to arrive In tlmo to bo '. ffljl
published, hut wo guarantee you It Is ft it extru good one and that " , ft
all will bo well satisfied. , H
IVrdueHilii) nnd TIiiiimIii). April 6h nud Dili Bu
THE TALKING PICTURES t.M
Will He Presented. ' H
Thin Is something no one should iiiIbs, It Is expected to bo Hiu H
biggest thing we have had In tho Opera Houbo for u long time. WM1
In making up their talking picture progrums, which will bo pre- Sn
seuted at this house often, the distributors have provided subjects that H3
will cause the aiidleiico to rlook tho fact that they aro witnessing B
a mechauleal production .'.iy theatrical stars lmvo already been ' B
interested and will be six hedllno acts In vnudovlllo will also -''B
be offered at frequent lutci h Seleetlous from the big llrondway 'iBB
drnmntlo nnd operatic succesis will bo shown nud plat's that nro !Aj
now produced by piomlnent tut is nnd uctrosses, In pniitnmlmo, will 'sEB
be produced In the talking pliKiin with nil tho ronllnm of n gQiiultio fli
stage production Notable men nud women of tho world aro Been H
and heard as in life; sermons, dedications, political speeches and Uf.
eonventloiis may be seen exactly ha they occurred and with ovcry iMIi
sound and action reproduced There seems to bo no limitation In US
tho future nnd ninny people huso predicted that with Hie advont of '!&
Hi talking picture there would b fewer large companls traveling .-fiK
on the roail and presenting shows u ono-nlglil stands, and fowor -rafl
lecturerB nud campaign orators going about tnnklng speeches. JWK
Don't fnll to see them "H
" r3. M
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