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New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
contract prices IN the local market to-day

The The local market for spot cotton quiet with
% pass @ sws sg spot Ss
fo.r and .G on at lS1S Little Rock steady and s1so
sales 100 go bales Norfolk du IS lower iO,so
s 20 St as nomns sns s
Exchanged AZ az 10 sa as "a 500 ew d eans ns
quiet and 40 lower at 10 s-lsc sales. 1850 bales
nominal and 7.I6c lover at -. bid E.tima.ed ra
t' to & SaS Sae fGF tfa a week M aHd @
year at GsSsst9n 1900 to agaipst 2o47s last e
to 600. against 1851 last S,67s year.
ton n Ss
mSn % receipts Futures sS9 cd
es eHT q m R2nts Gw'T o0ssa STEADY at net de-
January. 6.s6di January February. February-Maro
I JunsJuy sssd e'Sa Sasd 1usus
Sovember 5isd prssuaP: UHaq;
coths dull.
FLOUR AND Me- @MEALmBuslns.: @Ic,5 IN nous today
sn boa say seh. patents 81 @ %
ter sFashts g 5Sgs2 co. winter % patents 5gf
F9Gs
s.S SSSs sss3:s S Fs ss:;f ,: tSs s4ss%
BAG MEAL steady; quoted: Fine white and yellow.
soaag city sFas s
re os s e. m aG' HI CITY n 5ra9 a
I 9uk :2 sc S 10 boSz aS' :bog mdans l s. 2i m
omsRI s;c son.,.. 20 Nv ,.rr.
try orertpss: ths whsa. -. market, ARK declined We To-
day Al times there heavy selling OF May
~ a prominent operator In Chicago aggregating
haps 2Oo0.09 bush. Around 7si4c in that market.
SoSever resting orders appeared further
Loss AZ the Immediate opening the Minneapolis
LsT was advanced fractionally the Mssousi
conditions last
vesp hut the weight Of offerings in other markets
sSvIrL,y allied up the demand and there
steadness noted for the balance OF the session The
sSst raJv WAS about lsc around midday O the
posrs ciSarances Of 100000 bush and and
% fact that primary receipts fully 900 bush
tLsn last year. owing light
S"~rbye est among foreign markets there little
Ireaortsnr change. the tendency being downward
cent at Paris. where there was partial 10 points
export account the sales
~ IosSs on several occasions during the day
1oission houses bought wheat partly for Northwest
-I-.,n. hnt failed establish confidence
s@oSg professionals tn view Of the fact that export
$500 Was 60 light and Western stocks increasing
somewhat Al the same time. among some OF the
local operators thsTe ~,s PosL.on % 70 tnvos sa s.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

COTTON-The cotton market was less active than on
Tuesday and showed seadier tone following the sharp
break the day, largely result OF covering
The close very steady. net unchanged to points
higher Sales for thu day estimated at 1000 bales
The market opened steady at advance OF points to
decline of Il points gains the months being
due slightly better cables than due and the big spot
sales at decline the English market But there
lot SALE and shortly after the call the
active months about to IA points lower and prac
cay with low level OF the previous day under
Liquidation through wire and commission houses Around
these figures good deal OF demand for covering
shorts. market advanced TO little the
closing figures OF the previous day during this middle
trading quiet the rally. showing the
absence Of aggressive bull OF uneasness
ebout shorts whose buying causing the advance
and after showing net gain OF about points on the
active months the market sagged Off again under
local and renewed liquidation Later fluctuations
irregular. with last prices within or points OF
the top. Of the OF the the bulsh
ness Of the private wires from interior Southern points
which described firm interior holders who, Il
claimed were offering nothing at concessions The big
business Liverpool Il 600 bales the decline
25 points. also regarded healthy feature ana
with the light receipts helped
TO check pressure There little Indication OF bull
support.
The range OF prices the local market to-day
was as Z
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York December L. 1903.
COFFTE-The coffee market sold new low record
this forenoon but rallied slightly during
trading. The opening decline Of 10@15
points with March selling 540c. Later March sold
55c. and closed with that price bid and the general
list steady decline OF 54l0 points Sales the
day estimated 67.750 The initial decline
10 local liquidation and European selling which
followed European cable dispatches than expected
continued big receipts Considering the steadness
local market late Tuesday II expected
the European markets would show slight Improvement
Havre y franc lower her close, and Hamburg
lIlA pigs No private cable dispatches
explaining decline. which
old influence heavy receipts. Brazilian
kets looked somewhat unsettled. Rio. which has been
quoting No nominal. prices 100 reis below the
quotation. and Santos. which has declined in the
time unchansed but barely steady Receipts
94, coo bags against 25 900 year
and Jundiahy receipts 5000 against II 600
last No was received Brazil regarding
the Conversion bill the valorizaton plan and the
ersl situation showed little change.
coffee quiet with quotations the basis Of To for
Rio No 7.
range prices local market to-day
was tolloVsi
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
NEW YORK PRICES.

MBTALS-TIN-Ths London tin un-
and futures at 1885, locally the market was quiet and
& With 'P9 ae e9'ed %a: at s2 as S and I'd @
@ m oas Th ba sB9a oS an aPd M
deya IN at VIII % au05sa Snd at CASING a
aa 5 @ d a o oca n'hsPfsf f f9 Tss S stead in P
6s 5 ISs e as wa. %'n sR91 ge9'sf @ fS 81
quoted at 62s ID and Cleveland at 63s 49d;
tS8 5aady 3s @ at The S4 M
for pig IRON certificates at the Produce Exchange ruled
sanda9d stand foundry s5oEed good adysnoa - sales We
SeSra.ry SsSss % ss5ass % and Marsh SIS SG@ss5 anu
n@ for with activs sPGst'q at &
rates and offerings moderate While e., the New & York
tions follow: MoLAssEsDNsw ORLEANS centrifugal COM
Se 6saa 5gs dsan f i ssss sdSss dsPssss i g@s
Sl5S fair. 15g17o; good 1se2oc; prime 22924c fancy
Of Fl Ssss9y eas ssay g
L and MarcR and May io. compared with the pre-
f from %sa 10Th I Ms On m
lt.Ie to h9d the market Spot quoted al
January at aS931c 700 bbls February at $79s1c GEO
SS at 81 gas Rd a 6s p4c Msy at
WAS wa. uSShsnges Seis We
54Se bulk a5o; refined: cases Sew YORK 1oe: Phila
e% Y4 sd t56 euk @ Ss 9as5 Tss eaa1, @
ss3o S s9Eg4o&s & &J@gssy 5a February
$GSgS7e prime white and prime winter yellow nominal
S1c 'Ts S es9 R6 5iotz o 6s Sa
PRoVIsIoNs-The influence Of big hog movement
j. 9rSS.'oa; & Sss: soo s5sasa
is55 ssoslPs. 5000 Rosa: saa
sM.o9 END sl The Wsst 600 ougted
packet $40 extra 'ii India mess SEQ q
DRESSED Hoes.steady Quoted; Baeons sI;e; $50
Ctr MHATs-PtcSled bellies 50 quiet Quoted smoSns
c csd e. hams GoGng Gsf SStss Ct la9 Bt9Wsss sois
say quotes s ss esad aTd easg ouots sdaS 5atS
Ame5iea 10 26o Continent o4oe; Brazil kegs Il 25o
steaGy ouotsd: osO o: city ard stearino i6e
RICEELocaily there was good distribution Of rice
@ @ seeo9G saG eSsds
beads 6& SCI Jagsn domestic ~ e4s.e; Pasna, 5A
sUGAR-Reaned sugar was about steady, but quiet
M po su % ebe Of 70 d
& Rsss sbst t ss aus oa s6a
s5oc; mould A. 5l5o: cubes. Eagle 5-tb bags pow
x pG 2s
ana fruit powdered ana Eagle COARSE and extra
ated 5o Ssr, DO GitSn 5oo bags
bags do hare ns or
Sed S" and .o6 H"s AND sOo a cs rs sOG
.,s5oi No & tsce; 10 !; 1850; No s. +soo: No g.
$500: Nos IL. is and is. s.s5o, The London market
fG on s ass Of r n
ss ga FOR January. Locally the raw sugar marke,
a quoted and s s"s p'a at
IS s " Rsc l l's . aRs Nee. at s
four Atlantic ports were reported at 1880 tons com.
year Total stock is is5s4s against 1556s, the
o on fna he s' ahd
last la year In Cuba IS csnsas wsrs srinsns against
receipts 2oOo stock is soc tons Sontrasted with sos
the previous week and $4,000 IN 1908
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MaRKEr.

Itxereool Dec Ic-Ciosins: WHEAT. spot arm: No D
red western 6s futures quiet: peoemosr nonss-
nal: March. g. 5Nsd; Nav. IS Sd CORN spot stesdZs
Amercan mixed AID futures steady: January. 2dl
March As Ia. HOPS. at London Pacinc Coast). ouisG
81 5Sif4 15s PEAS, Canadian Arm, - I0c. FLOUR.
81 Louis fancy winter. steady. S. BEEF. extra ndiA
mess strong rs 81 PORK prime mess Western. stsafy
Sgs aa HAMS short ia Id ID. quiet Sss 81
BACON CurnbsrLand cut. TO ~ quiet 5oe, shors
NIB 10 20 "a 10 I'd; long nRh4
s4 10 dali 62s ID; do heavy IS TO 20 ~ duli sal
short backs 16 - 70 quiet.
ia u n. quiet 5ss. SHOULDERS, square. II 30 Il
no steady ass 6d- LARD, prime Western. IN tiercss
rAILow, prime city, strong. ess CHEESE. canadia,
nnest white. quiet. COS Sd: DO eOiored quiet "a
TURPENTINE. spirits. strong. 5os 50. ILNSEED on
steady. ess Cd PETROLEUM sssasAr a66 2ooxS6 -
uous sseadys xx 4HA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

further important decline The cash market IN New
York was easy. closing follows No red. 7slsc
elevator and Size, b efoat: Northern
Duluth. @ @s4%c and No hard winter 7s1sc, { Buff
Nebraska and Illinois produced further In
the corn market, particularly IN December. which
broke sharply the selling against thess
country purchases. The local market finally Hc
net lower Private cables called attention further
rains in ths Argentine. and Liverpool
chansed. The missouri state report estimated the
year. The primary receipts footed up $4,000 bush
clearances were 218ooo bush, considerably above
the recent average Export sales TO
No corn closed 5She elevator and 51Ac. Z anoat
No white. SAC, and No yellow. 64c ahoat
with other grains and on prospects for considerably
larger receipts The cash market in New York was
quoted as follows; Mixed. 2s TO SO ib. ss93slac:
natural white. so 70 SO fb s9l2 94Otao. clipped
white. 56 to 40 70. SO y q 44c RYE-Market firm; No
2 Western. $3.50. New York Jersey and state
81 66c, delivered New York BARLEY-SIarket
steady: feeding. 45c. and mailing sec / T Buff
falo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet; quoted. 81 60 per
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
Bowling Green Trust Co.

20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Capltal, Sl,0OO,0OO. Surplus, 100000
EDWIN GOULD offioshs' President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice-President
CHAs. 2. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice-President
JOHN &. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM NJ. LAWS secr.tarv
DIRECTORS,
Charles T. Armstrong, John A. Hilton,
Frank Brainard, Myron T. Herrick,
Harry Bronner, Edward T. Jefery,
franKhn q. Brown, VIM. Willis Merrill,
Robert c. Clowry, Winslow S. Pierce,
Edmund G. Converse, Dick S. Ramsay,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Frederick B. schenck,
Grenville M. Dodge, Andrew Squire,
a. Goepel, William H. TAYLOR.
Edwin Gould, Edward R. Thomas.
frank j. Gould, John P. Truesdell,
George J. Gould, E.F. C. Young.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

~ Tribune received at their Uptown Otcc. No 1854
Broadway. between 35th and 37th until o'clock
,. Advertisements received following
onces at regular Office until o'clock p. viz
S54 SIh 23d 153 6th 18th
ST. % East 14th 25T West 42d between 7th ana
sth aves.; eS3 West 125th 1888 Sd between
10Th and 77th SITS 1o26 Sd ave- near s1st st 7os Let
ave-. s9th St. 157 Fast 1y5th 756 fremont
ave-; $50 Sd ave. near 5tst st: 554 Sd ave- 21a
Bleecksr
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

BOSTON CURB MARKET.
nsDs-sd By , Thomas Rsirha1dt- No Wall street.
New YORK. saa No. 70 Exchange Plaza Bostoa)
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
BONDS.
INACTIVE cURs STOCKS.

Furnished BY William z Nichols s. Co., No. Is Wall s,a
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

poFnshed by Joseph Walker & Sons No % R-o.. ~,
AskedI
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

Inc following securities were sold yesterday at
aocuipn al the Exchange salesrooms by Adrian H.
Muller Sons
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
RAILROAD.

HNIN.aaIAa %
sa0i Bonanzs Creek -.
.S.a Boston copper 80.
-,90 Rrit Columb Cop.
200 Bufalo Cobalt -.
a. suite Coalition 3.
Sa0 BUTTE & y Y...
e9O Suite Cop & Zinc.
SI0 iCsnansa Central. A..
.616l+CSr!sa ( & Q NJ.
900 Clear y 6 9 Tun.
sSS0 Cobalt Coalition o..
cglO Cobalt Contact. -.
soO| Cobalt Monarch
900 Colonial Silver -.
S6l Colo Gold DTeog. .
,6oo' Cons AriZ Smelt .
s,5 Cumberland-Eiy o..
200 navis-Dsly BsE..
,isO Domin Cop new.
.n0l Douglas Copper ..
500 Ely Central 800.
CT Ely C0nsol ....-.
500 e EEyo .......
.O0 Foster Cobalt 80.
agIFurn Creek Cop. 4.
800 Gibraltar .-.-.
f02q CSirouN .....s... %.
s21o Gold Hi .-.....
100 Gould's Mine 80.
is00 :G-anby Consoi -.
1910 Great Nor rights.
,s00O Greene Con Cop. ..
200 Greene Cold ....
sn0 Greene Gold-Siiv. .
$40 water & . Val.
2gO Guiana iuato Cons
Zoo Keystons Nevada.
BFlO King EdwHr5 ....
f0bO Manhattan Atlas.
700 McEirley-Dar 80.
easl NtCuac lTold .-s-.
sseO Mines CO ot An.
40 Mitchell -........
Boo Nont-Shoshons -.
400 Nevada Con Cop d.
$50 Nevada Smelling.
sOO Ner-Ctah u & S.
iE0 NeWhouse .......
roo Nipissirg u Co. o..
200 N Star Of Won6.
ei0 O.d Hundred 80.
800 Portland Copper.
aOD0 Precious NeUsl. -.
1000 Reo Rock 1000.
1870 silver Queen .....
1890 Stewart .......
400 Tenn Copper Co. o..
so TonopRh Extens =.
400 TrEnps Cons 80.
eo0iTn-Bulliol .....
200 United Copper 90.
I0e6'U Grvster Cop.
bee West Columbus
To- Waite Knob ...
Ts0 II Knob COP pf.-.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
CLOSING cuRR Quotations.

FURNISHED by william z Nichols & Co., No i5 Wall st.
pa "A
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
%" YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

A'sa Ss William z. Nichols Co.. No. Is Wall st)
An BID pf|
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
INDUSTR RIAL.

| Open High Low Last
ins. est est. sale
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1906-11-24
Mi6i5NilyyiiiRg ego E!Rg!9t sSsS9S
RIO GpANDL Wf5l[;SsH0
Current lime Table.
EAST ROUND.


No, s-FOf Silver city, Eureka, Pay.
sou aud intermediate points, $3.50 pm
No. lO-FOr Marysyale, RichnUId
Manti, Mount Pleasant, Provo aud ia
termsdiate points, departs SODA,
WEST BOUND.
No. For Ogden, salt Lake, Bing-
ham, Lshi aud Intermediate points dc,
parts l2'ss p, m,
No For Salt Lake, Bingham Lehi
and intermediate points departs 5.55
a.. m.
No. 9.-For sAlt Lake, Park CITY,
Lehi and Intermediate points departs
$50 p m,
Connections made At Provo, Spring.
vile and Thistle jet. with all through
sast-bound trains.
All through trains cary dining and
sleeping cara
Connections made Al Ogden for all
points west.
s.. X, HOOPER, G. p. At. A.
!. A. bEsToS, Gen, Agt Pass Dept.
Z. A. sToRRs Local Agsns.
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1906-11-24

Every child has right TO such an cd
ucation as will qualify for life's duties.
This is recognized as a patriotic duty of
the state. The permanence Of our pollt'
zeal institutions depends on the intelli-
gence Of our citizenship. The bayo-
nets Of foreign soldiers are less to be
feared than are the ballots Of ignorant
voters" The welfare of the state de-
ponds more on the moral and religious
training Of her citizens than on their in
tellectual training yet the state makes
no provision for this moral Discipline.
In some cases il makes II difficult or
even impossible to secure the moral ard
religious training of the mind at all.
There must be training Of the NOR
al sensitiities, particularly the will,
Not all this is The duty of the church,
but the largest part is the function Of
home. Every child deprived, by what
ever means, of this education and tram
ing is defrauded of an inalienable
right, and when he comes into the in
heritance of his citizenship may be de-
pended upon TO ayenge himself on the
society that perpetrated the fraud upon
him. In Difference to the views Of in
fldeis, atheists and others, the Bible II
east out of the public sch lols, and all
school b poks are stripped base of every
thi " that might tenn 10 build up ana
ST. engthen the child's moral character,
II is cruelty 10 Withhold from children
this higher and greater training, Child.
rem have rights which the state is bound
to respect. II dlsregards them at IFS
own peril
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1906-11-24

Marie, the three year old dau-
ghter of j. b. Forbes is suffering
with what is thought to be pneu-
monia.
Laura Boley spent the first of
the week at Salt Lake City.
George 7. Judd of Provo has been
appointed to fill the vacancy as Deputy
Sheriff of Utah County, occassioned
by the resignation of John Bunchi.
Sheriff Harmon will now be under the
necessity OF appointing still another
deduty on account of Deputy Barnett
taking up government work in Nevada.
The finest line of Iron Beds
ever carried by us can now be
seen in our furniture department
American Fork Coop.
If you like coffee but dare not drink
it, try DR. Shops Health coffee. 1t
is srue that real coffee does disturb the
stomach, heart and kidneys. But DIR
Shoop's Health Coffee has not grain
of true coffee in it. Being made from
parched grains, malt, etc, 1t forms o
wholesome, food-like drink, yet having
the true flavor of Old Java and Mocha
Coffee. MADE in a minute" Call at
our store for a free sample. Sold by
American Fork Drug Company and
VIM. Thornton.
An entertainment was given Thurs
day evening under the auspices of the
Fourth Ward Sunday School. After an
Interesting program was listened TO-,
the ladies' served hot chocolate and
cake. The object of the OCCASION was
| to raise means TO secure a large mirror
to place in the entrance of the building.
An enjoyable time was had by all.
f. you want TO subscribe foi any OF
the lead ny magazines or periodicals.,
speak b. William Grant, the news man,
| SUI iptiO W.T. ,'iv'r 10y Mr.
| G. "a tur he .itlzru
The new Pure Food and Drug Law
will mark IL on the label of every cough
cure containing opium, chloroform, or
any other supplying or poisonous drug.
But it passes DIR Shops Cough Cure
as made for 20 years, entirely free.
DIR Shops Cough Cure is absolutely
safe for the youngest babe-and II cures
it does not simply suppress, Get a
safe and reliable Cough Cure, by simp-
ly insisting on having DR. Shops. Let
the law be your protection. We cheer
.EyIly, Eccommend and sell u. American
f, Drug Company and VIM, Thornton
nrkp
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1906-11-24
Basket Ball Game at Provo
Round Trip 80 Cents

On account of the basket ball
game at Provo tonight between
the Y. M. G.. A. of Salt Lake and
the b. Y. u. of Provo, the San
Pedro will make special rate.
Special train leaves American
Fork at 7:06 special returning
after the game and dance. Tick
cts good date of sale only.
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1906-11-24

Clerks and attaches of the Oregon
Short Lines auditing department have
received the expected raise in their
wages. There is no uniform increase,
the difference being from s. to s25 per
month. The increase is regulated large
ly by the position held, The raise
means an increase Of slS, 900 in the tot
al money distributed in the auditing de-
partment in Salt Lake. The raise was
voentary upon the part Of the railroad
and was ARRANGED in view ofthe steady
increase in the cost of living in the
west, and particularly in Salt Lake.
The wages of the attaches Of the audi
ting department range from $50 to 81 90
per month.
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1906-11-24
AROUND THE TOWN

AROU ND IliE lOW IN
George Hcmphill has accepted
a position as local solicitor and
collector for the Independent
Telephone Company.
John Buchi eX-dcputy Sheriff
of Provo is assisting in the book
keeping department of the Amer
lean Fork Coop.
The cold weather Of the past week
has worked considerable hardship upon
the farmers who have not finished their
beet harvest. Wash Chapman of this
city has i've acre patch that Is frozen
up so hard it will he next To impossible
To- die them. The Lchi Sugar factory
has fifty acres still in the ground
If you have not purchased a
Neck Fur. come and see our line;
American Fork Coop.
The past week has given a record Of
the coolest November weather in eight
year.
If you have a fat Hog, Veal or
Beat consult f.. II. Boley, he pays
highest cash price.
Mrs +. NJ. Brown left Wednesday
morning for an extended visit at Salt
Lake.
Try glass Of California Orange
cider. Five cents glass, at Lowe
n Co.
Mrs J. l.. Dunklcy and children spent
the week with her sister Mrs j. $. Kirk
Of Salt Lake.
Pure home made sogum at the
American Fork Coop.
Martin Ambrose and w. ID.
Stewart returned home the first
of the week from a trip in north
ern Utah, Idaho and Wyoming.
Highest cash price paid for
Hides and PeIts +. II. Boley.
John Walker OF Highland las
moved his family 10 Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Thornton are
back TO their home town after a
residence Of three years at Iona,
idaho.
II YOU try our mincc pie and cof-
fee, you will continue to ask for
them, Lowe X Co.
w. S. Greenwood and wife Of
Linden spent part Of the week
visiting relatives in this city.
Fresh shrimps and Oysters re-
ceived every Thursday evening
Ell. Boley.
Mrs Iva Adoms of the Boley
Mere. has been confined to her
home part of the week with la
grippe.
See the Coles Hot Blast High
oven Ranges ut the Coop.
Thomas II. Adamson Of this
city and Miss Pearl Ceristophcrs-
ton of Lehi were married at the
home of the groom parents here
this week.
Need good cnthartic? Apill Is best
say "A nil like DeWitts Little Early
A. sers. About the most reliable ON the
market. Sold by the American Fork
Drug Company
Jacob Greenwood spent Tues
day ut Salt Lake City.
See the window display Of new
Fleece Down for Winter komo-
as Am. Fork Coop,
Mrs Rosa Bromley returned
home from bingham Canyon
Tuesday evening after n weeks
visit with relatives there.
LADIES-lr will pay You t.
see me before buying your Fan IN
Winter Suits ~ coats; Mrs w. T.
Kennedy,
Mrs William Brookbush of lor n,
Idaho is making an extended VS.
il here.
The Co-op's display of Thanks
giving Table Linen is about the
incest thing out,
Marriage licences have been
issued to Walter Chapman of this
city ahd Miss Rosa Poulson OF
Pleasant Grove.
Miss Emma Greenwood spent
Thursday at Provo with friends.
A ten pound baby boy was born
20 Mr. ond Mrs Charles Miller
this week,
Amos Thornton after living
five years at Iona, Idaho has NOV
el his family back here, he Las
c,nclndad that A narican Fork il