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1 AMERICAN FORtC CJTIZK.V, aATUUUUXTJMBBBBHHHHB
s3 IMERIOAN FORK LOOALS
a.n,d X. M. Travla of Salt Lnko visited his
"d,c on, John, hero Sunday.
Bf- .
l"es B. 0. Ward of Salt Lako was an
" imerlcan Fork visitor Tuesday,
oal,
1 H I.en Chlpman returned from tWo
ard ieCp herd In the Utah desert Satur-
oM. my.
ere
the Miss Fori Adams was a Salt Lake
m- Jsltor tho early part of tho week.
t 80
James W. Cartpr of lone, Ida., Is
liero visiting relatives and friends.
.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Adams returned
ifts- Monday from Garland, whero they
ouni visited at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Sea- Fred Wanlass.
ome
r of Wo not only glvo you quality, but
irer wo lead in low prices and In ossort-
vora ment. Chlpman'a Rig Red Store.
over ..
'. U, .Mrs. Earl Vnrney went to Provo
Friday for a short visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Pnrloy Smoot, returning
home Sunday.
'" John Hooper of Salt Lako was a
visitor In thl3 city Tuesday,
was
urs' Melvln Cooper and littlo son, Ilnr-
pre low, of Park City, spent Sunday here
aos with friends.
met
tlJt M. N. Anderson of Eureka was the
1 ,r guost of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Allen
Tuesday,
ces; ..
"a Mrs. Minnlo Adamson entertained
"J1 about thirty friends at a social gather-
tn lng at her homo in tho Fourth ward
Tuesday evening.
nei
d'?' The freshman class of the high
3nl: school oujoyed a slelgh-ride Monday
ri!! evening.
' Mr. and Mrs. Myron Fowlor and
,1 babo of Lehl were tho guests of Mrs.
1n' Fowler's paronts, Mr. and Mrs. James
'act Varncy' Sundy
an: Reed Deck returned homo Saturday
i from an oxtendod visit In Gunnison
e and vicinity.
asc Lloyd Varnoy come down Tuesday
from Garland, whero ho has spent
gart tho past four months.
""!? Will Smith of Salt Lake was an
", American Fork visitor Tuesday on
real estate business.
J. L. Flrmago went to Salt Lako
tho foro part of the wcok to attend u
convention of tho J. C. Pcnnoy Com
rov puny.
kc
is Russell Whitman of Spanish Fork
. hpent Sunday here, tho guest of Miss
" Sadie Chlpman.
111)1 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. liuckwaltor ro-
wl turned Sunday from a fow days visit
in Spanish Fork, where they wore tho
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wild
m uud Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner.
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t. ulillul ul U UUUf IJUJ. 4111 COll-
utui', n avuuia, nu omy ucguu.
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t.vt-6 i.uiu u uiuuuij uy Hie uuipuiuti
wi' . co.r
mi
2t: a. E. Smith of Salt Lako was a
oubiiicsB visitor to this city Monday.
I'01 .uu, ii. u. lugoiauu Went to Provo
lal iui.uuuy lor a btiort visit 'with hei
niece, mrs. Sherl w Uaon.
airs. James Chlpman Jr. and Mrs.
hueu Doiun veto visitors lu Salt Luke
ai tuu miter pari of last week.
ih
!2t p. H. Craven of Provo spent tho
teK-euu in American tork.
or ,
or rwun iiawkms and Miss Lillian
IK iujoum went to Sail LaKO tho laliur
I part or last week to meet some of Mr.
I . u uins' missionary companions.
fall
,cri K. J. R. A. Pchrsou of Salt Lako
I I spent a tew days here with his auni,
-ts. J, It. Doltuer.
FJB Mrs. John Rosell and babo arrlveu
'Mm laic Saturday from Snlt Lnko for n
-jB 6lurt visit with Mrs. RobcII's mother,
...r. E. tl. Holey.
lm Miss Geuo Hlndley entertained the
-J following young ladles at n enndy-
mjl pun nt her homo lu tho Third ward
n Friday ovtmlng; Reba Parkor, Rub
cw Wootton, Ireno Chlpman and Ruin
ja Storrs.
m Tho Misses Mary Dlackhurst and
M Docla Drown carao over from Provo
'. Sunday and spent tho day visiting
-jm their paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum
mm Ulackhurst and Mr. and Mrs. James
tm Drown.
V ..Tll M,S8C9 Orn Lynch and Annie
-' Humnott went to Alplno Inst Fridii)
'M ,v,nl"8 to attend tho wedding recep.
tQ tloti given in honor or Miss Lnvernr
-m I-orbes and Thomas Allen, who wen
married in tho Salt Lake Templo last
m week.
M EXCURSION RATES
3 To Logan Ylu Suit Lnko Route.
r& Account nnuul Farm and Home
fl Conventions at Logan, Utah, tho Salt
jij Luke Hoiilu will sell excursion tlckotF
-n '"m nil Utah stations January 22, 2."
S .' . 28, 20 and 30. Tickets will l
H good returning until Fob. 7. !Cto2t
I Applications For Grazing Permits,
K itr-T-nvw i-a-KMr.iiirvri:ffyilrr-
Notice Is hereby given that nl'
,'M appllcntloiiH for permits to grnz
m cnttlo, hntBes nud sheop within thr
VVnsiitch National Forest during the
m rensou of 1S1C must bo filed lu nr
m nfllco nt Salt Lnko City, Utnh, nn o
beforo January 31, 1910. Full lnfm
miitlou lu regard to tho grazing f("
to bo chnrged nml blank forms to b
"nud In making npplloatlons will 1
furulshoi upon rcquost. J. F. Rrulur
I Supervisor. 2fit.r
il
IBank of American Fork I
The strength of this Dank lies not nlono In Its Capital, Surplus I
and Resources, but In tho character and financial reap- IMlit oi
the men who conduct Its affairs. I
I Capital Stock s2Xi'S5!
I Surplus 2D.000.00 I
Undivided Profits 20,000.00
I Stockholders' Liability 00,000.00 J
I $161,000.00 I
I TWENTY-FOUR YEARS SUCCESSFUL BANKING I
M. II. Thomas of Ogden spent Mon
day In this city on business.
Helen Holmes, tho great fearless
Mm stur, on Monday next at the
Urlcn:. "
Mrs. Ellen Doltm and Mrs. S. L.
chlpman spent Friday In Provo.
Miss Mabel Storrs returned Sunday
from a week's visit with her brother,
Glen, nnd wife, In Eureka.
Miss Alice Dunn spent Monday with
American Fork friends, returning to
her homo In Smlthfleld Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara AVlnn of Lehl was tho
guest of friends in this city Sunday.
Educntlonal programs will be shown
every Friday at tho Orient, to bo run
In conjunction with tho schools and
for tho purposo of raising funds to
provldo ti gymnastic nppamtus for the
children. Tho school will boncllt by
your patronage.
n
jfAY Ad OU GO !
Pay as you go and tho merchunts
will savo you money.
V V
Tho best way lu tho world to keep
your creult good Is to puy when you
purchase.
'p t H
If you want to mako your mono)
stretch, pay as you go. You nro Inde
pendent then and can spend It whero
you cnu do the best.
Tho merchants that huvo adoptcu
tho cash system of doing business
ought to be supported, for I ilrmly
boilovo It will bo better for the people
in tho end.
Tho merchants have certainly hit oi
to tho right plan when they mako out
retail, prlco to all. There will bo lit
ilsh of oiio and fowl of another.
If tho business houses will cut down
expenses and suvo tho losses of i
credit business, giving tho customei
tho benefit of theso reductions, I an,
sure tho cash business will bo best L.
the end.
tt S !
Tho stores will not permit appro1.,,
any more, and why should thoy7 Yc
cannot go to the plctunyaliowr .
approval, 'nor yet' buy'latT'lnfoTurbi!"'
tlckeU on approval. Approvals aio
nuisance, any Vity.
.
If you ennnot pay for your merchi.
dluo us you go, you would bettor
without or have your merchant lay l
oy for you. ,i
Wo wll that' Is, a groat ninny oi
us wilt hajo to mako. arrangement"
'to pay ourpiorchantsn8 wo get ou
goods. '! foel It-will bVthe best tiling
that hns happened to mo for n lout
time. If I cannot pay, I will do wlti.
out.
v
With ono retail prlco to ovcry per
son, a child can do as well as mother
or father. Why not train tho children
to do business?
x
Tho merchants have been trusting
us now for thirty or forty years. Why
not pay us wo go and trust them for
a littlo whllo nnd sco how it works?
,
Flvo hundred ftee tickets will bo'
jtlvon nwny for Mondny and Tuosdu
,oxt at tho Oilent. Coiiiq and sco tho
.rat of theso great complete railroad
dramas.
o
CHOICE OUT FLOWERS
IVrns uud l'lnnil DeMlgiiH. Send to
the Lehl I'lorul Ci Lchl. Telephone
O.J. IVo delher PHOJU'TLY. lyr
Hew Businss Policy
Promises Good Results
Many people who have been inter-
.lowed relative to the change In th
.inllcy of going on to a cash basis, to
do adopted by our merchants on Feb
uary 1st, liavo expi eased npprovni
jf the nuw method. Tho present cus
nn has been In voguo for many year.
1 It will bo rather difficult for th
JOOplo In t'onoino nniiislnmP)1 In It
H'K ARK OITi:N ASKKII
tint li tho bo-.t Eczema Remedy.
An nlwajs retomiiiend
TrtAur. MARK
ECZEMA REMEDr
i the siire t nnd most satisfactory
'old only by us. BOc and $1.00.
V. M. IIRCMV.V. AiiMilnrnT'ork?"
The merclfants do not expect to do
quite so largo n volume of business nt
first, but hopo to get back to a normal
bnBls In a fow months. They point
out that ninny will purchnso less than
when tho children and family were
permitted to lncreaso tho account at
pleasure.
Hcrctoforo many htivo owed all
their crops at harvest tlmo for ac
counts run during tho summer, and
othors havo been in tho habit of turn
ing over their pay checks on tho first
of each month to tho merchants. This
clnss will fool tho exhilaration of hav
ing cash to Bpcnd at which over Btoro
ofTcrs tho best Inducement, nud vl.
onco moru feel tho Joy of freedom.
Tho merchants also promiso to mnko
a saving In prices because of not hav
ing to tnko enro of bad accounts or
to pay Interest on borrowed money to
carry good accounts outstanding. Pay
as you go Is tho modern method of
business nnd tho pooplo will benefit
moro by It than will tho merchunts.
o
Bright Prospects
For The Farmers
Tho recent snowstorm, which has
oecn tho deepest that has fallen in
iho valley for years, has also laid up
u generous supply lu iho mountains,
iteports from those who cutuo down
.rum tho canyon this week uro that li
avorages from six feet near tho Dutch
man to ten foet on Mineral Flat, but
tiiut it bus not Interfered to any greal
extent so far with work In tho mines.
The. winter Is jet in its infancy, so
ihul wo havo leason to uxpect n, most
Dounteous supply of water for Irri
gation purposes. This means moro
augur beets, alfiiira, fruit and vege
tables on tho Irrigated farms, nnd u
iiumpcr crop of wheat ou tho dry
.arms, which, with tho awakening of.
iho mines In tho canyon, spells pros
i.crlty with n big P for tho canyon..
PREPAREDNESS.. "
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irslraiTgejri&Wth
bo
So much inclined to dtsagrco
On vital points of woo or weal
With which tho nations have to denl,
Rut such wo find ha3 been tho enso
HAVE YOU WEAK LUGS'!
Do colds settle on your chest or In your
bronchial tubes? Do courIh hang on, or
are you subject to tliro.it troubles?
Such troubles should have immediate
treatment with the strengthening powers
of Scott's Emulsion to guard against
consumption which so easily foUows.
bcott'slitnulslon contains purecxxl liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res
piratory tract nnd Improves the quality of
the blood; the glycerine in It soothes anil
bcnls the tender membranes of the throat
Scott's is prescribed by the best special
tsts. You can get It nt any drug store.
Scott t llownc. IlloomficM, N.J
J AIT gTORRS
"RL'AL ESTATE MERCHANT"
American Fork, Utuh
Now Is u good time to git in on the i
hi n. priced milling sleeks lu tlm Aincr-l
Iran Fork Cnnjoii .ITInliig DMrld.l
The dUtriet Is ou the vv of one of the I
biggest eiisous of genuine ileu-lop)
incut of IN history and a small amount
luu'sted Mill iiicitji fortunes fur the'
lincslors. (iff bus) and gel In vthlli ,
(lie prices nro LOW.
Wo lum ninny goad bargain In
Itcul IMalc, biilh fin ins and homcv
Also lu iiilnlug uud Industrial stocks.
Call and see us Office hours, 10
ii. m. to - P ""
In o ry age, by uv-ry rnC(..
And we, who Uiould united null
'Arc no exception to thon,,"'
nuTVlnk1;, " w.fn8 t0 " bropared.
SbcIUK .hrt 1:!,Rl,,d,8 allies fared
uyiiieint short ot men and cuni
Tolfaco the bold, JirtndU g Huns
And how this fntn, Batl nVls ak"
Mado Russia, Franco and Ur ltnln u'uake
XK6 Swi,Cm,,r,01!1 10 fccl M"ow
Alio p owess of their ready foe.
f,drovV!Cma,,oa"stlt'lcl',o
place '" 0Ut 'rom I,laco ,0
Vrl. ",8 KlV0 hewl t0 tliii mistake.
fit mVrSnam? ot y wake.
Jrhl-mi: i ,1' th.01"' ,,u,i' surprised
Supposing wc wum forced to flclit
FpiJ justice and tho causo of right
3mol"tlo ',ly. shrewd and great,
And. unprepa- wero forced to wait
Whht think ot our uiipulrti then'
?$ nl ,,n;1 n,lr "a- H'"i'.
Anj nil on.- forts reduced to junk.
Vnd our small army stricken down
foreign bonlrs of war icnow -
WIfat should vv, think, then. .,r our
A selves.
?. W"',.l 'T'1 u,,l' 8lllv 'lves.
And well deserved our hapless falo
Thtough waiting till it was too lato
Some think piepandness fosters harm
'JSS l HV".,V ,l,wnr-lt charm.
nd that It Is a challenge given
!y W.,n.u,,y ,0 wnr 1C ""riven.
-Rell might It be reckoned wiong
Tolnrm with daggers, sharp and loniT
"trthavo a R1m under our pillow
Who In tho midnight hour might come
''of rob and drive .is from our home.
Wq think that Woodrow Wilson's right
That wo should ami with all our
might,
Sojthat our homes inny bo protected.
Yl.Vml 0Ul'.1,n "' bo respected;
Tnlthls, we think, tho major part
0us are with him mind nnd hoatt
Vol that wo ever wish to be
Hold pirates of tho land or sea.
ut simply t,nt our happy homes
ynv bo preserved If trouble comes.
vo much deplore tho scourgo of war.
That scatters sorrow near nnd far,
Rut past experience mnkes It sure
.That armed praco mnkes penco secure,
Therefore. let us bo up nnd doing.
Tho wise preparedness plan, pursuing.
J. C.
HABIT
Habit Is a fixed series ot acts. Do
a thing once nnd '1 racks aro marked.
jJO u tniiiB twice nud a Route Is
inuppetl. Do a thing thrieo and u Path
is mazed.
Do tho Right Thing over again.
- il-rom the unconscious wink ot tho
eye to thu smooth, unnoticed move
infants ot n million worlds, tho law ot
?.nba relentlessly rules Its course. All
11(0 Is but 11 series of Habits.
-v-jo tno Hlght Thing over ngoln.
yrho Pennies ua.utl today mako the
i.fckels lu tho bank tomorrow. The
i.Tckt-is lu tho bank tomorrow spell
'.iiu Dollars In tho bank next year. The
ij6Uars saved crystalllzo Into tho For-1
luno utter tho years! Habit either
idiikcs or breaks clthor lends you up
'grurngs you down.
& Do tho Right Thing over again.
. .'If you nro Prompt today you will
.idot to bo Prompt tomorrow. If you
ki&lSuuaru onco you will suroly seek
10 bo Square again. The fight for n
ihlng Worth Whllo right now cannot
uclp but enso tho fight for tho thing
orth Whllo later on. It Is tho law or
ablt. And Habit creeps ou from tho
..Inutost Action repented over nnd.
j.er again.
Do tho Right Thing over ngalu.
Grow Great from Habit? There Is
.10 othor way. Start what you do start
Right, or eiso begin nil over ngnln
You enn fondle tho eggs of 11 Python
ut you can't play with tho Python.
ou can break tho bad habit today, but
f you wait until tomorrow tho had
ablt will break you.
Do tho Right Thing over again.
iili A iiOOol'iJK.
tu miner no u uuuair.it,
X IIU MUllllCflt UUU 111 lUttll,
'limit no tuu uiggeai huueher
And try to ttiii- it uoiwi.
1 d rutner bo a iJOOSTBR,
auu swill mo ijuusiuis stand,
Than bo a lonesome Miocker
a euiiitiei'iMg tuu mini.
I'd rather be n IIOOSTUU.
Aim uiuy linost 11 mite,
1I11111 bo a liiioeitur Knocking
At everything lu sight
I'd rather bo it ROOSTER,
And wear a pleiisanl smile,
1 h;iu bo u grouchy knocker,
complaining nil tho while.
I'd rather be 11 ROOSTER.
With purpose good Mild tine,
riinn sit around u-kuoeklng
Now, sincerely, wouldn't you?
0
From tho standpoint of prospeilty It
,j Interesting to nolo that tno new
udy of tho White House is a sufrrn-
ito whllo tho President Is nu null.
o be continued
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NOTICE 01' ASSESSMENT
rtuli-Oreguii Mining Company, n
.-urporatlon. Principal place or busi
ness, Lehl, Utah.
Notlco Is heieby given that at a
.xetlng of tho directors ot the I'tnh
. i-egou Mining Company, hold at Lehl,
1 mil, on tho 17th day of January.
i'10, nil assessment of 50 cents per
1 uUU shares was levied ou all otit
atJinding rapltnl stock of tho eoi
i,oruuon, M.iui, ..iiiiiiillntoly ut flic
lofllco of tho sectotary, Herbert Tay
lor, at tho Utnh Ranking Co., Lehl,
1 tali.
I Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on the 18th
I ,iy of Febiuary, 1910. will bo dolln
,uent and advertised for wilo at puU
! le auction, and unless pajment Is
! ,.ado before, will be sold on the tth
I .iy of March. 1010, at iho hour of
,l-a. in.. of said day. to pay ilollnquont
,s(iBsmmi, fogelher with coals ot
dvortlslng and oxpinso of sale.
Dated January 17. 9C. ,
HERRERT TAYLOR,
Secretary.
First publication Jan. '-'-, 191J;
Lab, publication Feb. 12, 19".
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1IWSH0ULB
IB HE?
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE FROM THC
VIEWPOINT OF LEADING.
FARMERS.
Why should womin voto? That Is
tho question that Is ringing rrom
oceun to ocean and ruverberatlng from
tho Canadian boundary to tho Mexi
can border. It Is the mission of a
now paper to glvo the news nud the
action ot the ToaB Farmers' Union
In opposing woman's suffrage whoa
that question was recently beforo tho
Tcxns legislature Is slgnlMcunt ns
representing tho nttltudo of the or
ganized plowmen. Wo reproducn lu
part tho argument presented by Hon.
W. D. Lewis, president ot tho Texas
runners' Union, in opposing tho bill:
"It is grntlfjlng to nolo that It Is
not tho farmer's wlfo who Is clamoring
for the ballot. Sho in too busy
to lng to mako happier homos, mold
lng the minds of futtiro citizens and
sharing with her husband tho enres
ot life to Indulgo In political gossip
Tho ballot will glvo her no relief from
drudgery, glvo no nsslstanco In cloth
ing tho children or bring to tho home
additional comforts, conveniences or
opportunities In life. It is, ns n rule,
tho elty woman promoted to Idleness
by prosperity, who Is lending tho suf
fragette movement.
"From tunny standpoints, perhaps
a woman lino as much right to vole
us a man. So has 11I10 as much right
to plow hb a man; she has as much
right to work lu a factory nn a man,
she has as much right to shoulder n
musket ns a mnn, but wo would rather
she would not do so from choice
anil wo regret Hint necessity ofttlmcs
compels her to earn a living by en
gaging In gainful occupations. Wo do
not consider misfortune a qualifica
tion ror en urn go or a business nccl
dent a reason for granting franchise
Wo nro opposed to woman nt tho
ballot box tho same ns wo aro op
posed to wnmntt lu tho flold, in tho
factory or In tho army nnd for tho
self-same reasous. Wo had rathor
seo her plant Hewers than sow wheat;
gather bouquets than pick cotton nnd
rear children than ralso political Is
sues, although sho may havo as much
right to do ono ns tho other.
Opposed to Untexlng Humanity. t
"Sex qualification for miffrngo may I
have Its apparent inconsistencies. No
general rule adjusts Itself perfectly
to all conditions, it Is n favorltn ar
gument advanced by tho proponents of
woman's suffrago that many cultivated
and noblo women nro far more capa
ble of Intelligently exercising sov
ereignty than n ivorthless negro, but
the South never was anxious for
negro stiff rage, and whllo culturo mid
refinement, nnd even morality, nro
desirable virtues, they nro not tho
only qualifications for franchise.
"Tho primary, Inherent nnd liisop
arablo fitness for iiuffrnge Is support
ing n family. The plow handle, the
forgo nnd tho struggle for bread af
ford cxperlenco necessary to properly
mark the ballot. Government Is n
great big business nud civilization
from tho very beginning assigned
woman tho homo nnd man thu busi
ness nffalrs of life.
"There has been much freakish leg
islation enacted during tho past do
cado that uu doubt appeals to womnn's
love for the ridiculous, but to under
take to iinsox tho htimnn rnco by law
Is tho height of leglslatlvo folly and
a tragedy to mankind.
"Wo nro opposed to tho equal rights
of woman wo wnnt her to over re
main our superior. Wo consider
woman's dcslro to seek mnn's lovel
tho yellow peril of Twentieth Century
civilization.
"Woman Is tho medium through
which angels whisper their messages
to mankind; it is her hand that plants
thoughts In thu Intellectual vineyard.
It Is through her heart that hope, love
and sympathy ovcrllnw and bless man
kind. Christ tho llborntor ot woman
kind wns satisfied to teach tho lossonh
of llfo nud Ho was a man. Ho chose
to rulo over huninn hearts and re
fused worldly power and men followed
after Him, women washed Ills foet,
littlo children climbed upon Ills kneos
nnd tho Ruler of tho universe said
that In Illm Ho was woll ploased.
Can woman find n higher calling?"
THEMISTOCLES
When Themlstoclos was usked by
his host at 11 dinner party to enter
tain tho guosts by playing tho lute, ho
replied that ho could not play tho
flddlo, but that ho could mako a small
tovn a great clt Wo have In this
nation many politicians who nro good
"flddlcri.." but they cannot mako a
small town 11 great city. Wo nro over
run with orators who can play upon
tho passions of tho people, but thoy
can't put lirlclc and mortar together
Wo need bulldors.
Lot thoso who hunger and thirst for
powor understand that tho hlghem
glory of a stntosman Is to construe!,
and that It is butter for a man that ho
Bhould build a public highway than
that ho should become Governor of u
slato, and that ho start n plow than
that ho bocoino the author of a law.
Tho true teBt of statesmanship Is the
plow nnd tho hammer, so let thoso
who would Govern, first build.
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$35.00 MID-WINTER-. IH
EXCURSION
To Los Angeles January 20, 1910. l
A special excursion train, personally :
conducted, will leave Salt Lako City H
Mn Halt Lako Rotito on nbovo date.
The train will hnvo up-to-dnto equip. mm
meiit In every respect, including ,mW
standard Pullman observation, tourist. mW
chair enrs nud diners. mW
An attractive itinerary hns been nr-
ranged for beiiollt of nil going, H
Tickets good returning until Mnreh
For Information, literature giving :mm
full details, sco nearest ngent, or write
J II. Mnudoifleld, A. G. P. A., Salt
Lnko City. M
PROBATE AND GUARDIAN- H
.SHIP NOTICES. . H
Consult Co 11 nly Clerk or the Itespcc- H
the Signers for Further H
Information. H
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 'Lw
Estate of Annie I Huggnrd, de-
Creditors will present claims with H
vouchers to tho undersigned nt his
residence In American Fork, Utnh, on
or beforo tho 20th day of Mny, 191G. H
JOHN II. WOOTTON, H
Administrator. H
Anderson & Wootton, Attorneys for H
Administrator. M
Ditto of first publication Jan. in, 1910 H
Unto of last publication Feb. 12, 191C M
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. LW
Kstnto of Alexander Steggcll, de- i
Creditors will present clnlmu with H
vouchers to thu undersigned nt her M
residence lu Amoilcnn Fork, Utnh, on mm
or beforo tho 20th tiny of Mny, 191C. SH
ELVINA STEGOKLL. H
, , Administratrix.
Andorsou & Wootton, Attorneys for
Administratrix. H
First publication Jnu. 1C, 1916. H
Lust publication Feb. 12, 1916 mW
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. L
lCstatu ot A ml row Poulson, deceased.
Creditors will present claims with H
vouchers to the undersigned at his fl
ofllco at American Fork, Utah, 011 or
before Mny 1, 1910. (Signed) H
CLIFFORD 10. YOUNG, H
Administrator. H
First publication Jnu. 8, 1916. 1
Last publication Feb. fi, 1916. H
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. mU
In the Dlstilct Coutt ot tho Fourth -""?l
Judicial District of tho State ot Utah, '
lu nud for Utuh County. ." mW
lu the uiuitur ot thu estates ot 'i
Ocorgu Storrs and Lydla M. Storrs, vi
deceased. i
Creditors will present claims with. ftli
vouchers to tho undersigned, at his H
jiiucu ot business In Amcrlcttn Fork v$fl
ity, Utah County, stnto ot Utah, or ?H
10 h. 10. Cortninu, uttomoy, Room t) of RI
thu Knight lllnck, In Provo City, Utah ;)sl
t-uuuty, Statu of Utah, 011 or beforo fiH
the lutn day of May, 11)16. ZM
Dated Jauunry 3, 1916. l
JOHN W. STORRS. M
I Atlmlnlstrntor of tho estates ot Gcorgo H
Storrs nud Lydla M. Storrs, deceased. H
ii, E. Cortmaii, Attorney for Admin-
First publication Jnu K, 1916. H
Lust publication Jnu. 29, 1910. fl
NOTICE TO CREDITORS H
in tho Fouith District Court of mW
ttuii County, btalo of Utah. M
Jn thu mutter ot tho estate of Lewis H
ii. .Mciirlue, deceased. H
Creditors win present claims with H
ouehers to tho uuderslguca nt bis H
.usuteiicu lu Americnii Fork City, H
utnh County, Stnto ot Utuh, ou or bo- H
010 tho isl tiny ot .Muy, 1U16. H
E. E. MeliRlDE. Administrator. H
Whltecotton & iinglcy, Attornoyu for H
admiiiisirator. H
Dated January 1, 1916. B
First puhlicatlou Jan, 1, 1916. ,H
Last jitihiientloii Jan. -'J, 1916. 'H
.XHICI: 01' DELINIM'EST ASSESS- jH
.ME.YJ' SALE. jH
Ray Slate Mining & Development B
Co. Prliicljial place of business, Amor. H
lean Fork, ( tub. H
Notice. 'l'hero uro dnlinqiicnt upon H
tho following described stock ou H' H
count of 1111 ussessmeut (.No. i) levied H
oil November 22, 191C, the several H
iimoiiiits got opposltn tho names of tho H
respective sliureholdere, us follows, H
mid In iiccurtlauco with luw nnd tin H
order made b the Hoard of Directors H
011 the said .Noiemtier 22, 1910, to H
iiumy shares of each iiarcel of such H
clock us may bo necessary will bo sold jH
at tho ofllco of tho secretary ot Bald !
company, No. 11 East Mulu, American H
Fork, I'tnh, on thu 20th day ot Jan- 75t9
uary, 19'ti, nt tho hour ot 10 o'clock j9i
11. 111 . to pay delinquent uBsossmeutH SgE
thereon, together with costs ot adver- ((SrC
tlslng ami expensos of sale. !?$'
Cert No. Kglfe
No Name. Sliurcs. Amt. SSf5
S!l (5. II. Tyler 1,000 $1.00 Bf!
90 (1. II. Tyler 1,000 1.00 GBrl
91 (l. D. Tyler 1,000 l.oo MfU
92 ( II. Tyler 1,000 1.00 KXf,
9:1 O. II. Tyler 1,000 1.00 &&,
li 1 G. II. T lor n.ooo COO Vms
X G. 11. Tyler r,,()00 5.00 &
90 (J.H.Tyler 5,000 5.00 WTB?
97 (1. H. Tyler 25,000 25.00
9S G H. Tyler 25,000 25.00 y-'
99 G. 11. Tyler 25,000 25.00 Wm
100 G. II. Tyler 25,000 25.00 jKQj
50 J. W. Johnson 500 .50 !V
IPS F. E. Strum 5,000 5,00 fi
01 A. Jonson 2,140 2.14 9H
811 D.J Illnlto 1,000 1.00 ll
51 D. J. Rlako SOU .50 B
85 I). .1. Jllako 500 .50 B
66 A. W. Peterson 1,000 1.00 B
69 Geo. H. Tyler 20,000 20.00
1C0 Thos Marluoatix ...20.000 20.00 mM
J. W. STORRS, 1
Secy, and Trens IH
No. :i K. Main, American Fork, Utuh.
First publication Jan. 15, 1916. H
LnBt publication Jan. 22, 1916. jH
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