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Through Pullman standard and tour.
let sleeping cars daily 10 Omaha, Chi.
cago, Spokane; tourist sleeping car daily
TO Kansas city through Pullman tourist
sleeping cars (personally conducted)
weekly 70 Chicago, reclining chair care
tseats fres) to the East daily.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-09
Tucker Notes.

Dear Press: Realizing the inconven-
fence to fat people when celebrating
Uncle Sans birthday in the sweltering
heat of the valley, decided to take a
trip to the mountains, and on the Bird
boarded the R.G.W. train for Tucker,
which town has not moved to Soldier
Summit, as was expected. received
warm welcome as usual, il being
about noon. E. B. Mason is still doing
business at his old stand besides being
postmaster. W.T.. Williams and Conan
Reese have bought the Ballard store
and are doing quite a good business
under the firm name of Williams and
Reese. Mrs. Earl is remodeling and
renovating her hotel from cellar to
garnet and is prepared to give her
guests first class accommodation.
Tucker is a quiet little town, except
when three or four trains meet and
blow off steam, then pandemonium
reigns.
On the 4th went with wagon load
of picnicers from Tucker and Tie Fork
to VT. Williams ranch at the head of
Tie Fork. We ate our lunch at the
ranch house under the pine trees. and
drank to Uncle Sam with ginger ale,
lemon soda and ice cold water from the
spring. Alma J. Powell was one of the
party, but he seemed rather sad and
out of spirits. On making inquiry as
to the cause, it was found that he had
been quite sweet last winter on a young
lady from the valley available young
ladies are very scarce in Tucker. AS
she was about to leave Tucker he bought
a Kodak and loaded it with films and
took snap shot at his lady love, but
10! and behold when the films were
developed she was not there, the films
were all blank. However, he is not
discouraged but has got fresh supply
of films and will try again next winter,
even if he has to go to Provo. Alma
was more successful with his rifle than
he was with his Kodak, for he shot and
killed fine specimen of a cinnamon
bear and has sent the hide to be dressed
and expects to use it for mat in his
parlor when he gets married.
! returned Wednesday on No. and
reached Springville at 1:45 pm. and
had to wait till 6:25 p. m. for the Tin
tic train. o, if we were only on the
main line, how much wasted time would
be saved. Yours truly,
SAMUEL CoRNABY.
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Notice to Water Users.

Unlawful to waste water" Sec. SAT
1t shall be unlawful for any water
taker to waste water or allow it to be
wasted by negligence, or to use the
water for purposes other than they have
paid.
Sprinklers for lawns. gardens or yards
must be used only for the purpose paid
for. No nozzles for sprinkling shall be
more than one fourth of an inch in di-
ameter, and any water taker found
guilty of violating the provisions of this
section may have their water supply
cut off and all payments forfeited, un-
less such persons promptly pay such
additional charges as may be imposed
by the superintendent not exceeding
five dollars for each offence.
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James Family Reunion.

Wednesday evening, June 80, a re-
union of the James family was held at
the home of Mrs. Ellen Thomas.
OF the three children of Howell and
Mary James, namely: Rees d., Ellen
and VIM. T. James, there are now
about fifty five decendents.
The evening was most pleasantly
spent in singing, music, "reminiscences
and partaking of delicious refreshments
A most noteworthy circumstance was
the presence of three recently returned
missionaries numbered in the family.
They were David James, Arthur Thorn
as and George Dubois. Those present
we're most happily surprised at the
talent displayed, there being three
languages fiuently spoken, and unlimi-
ted musical ability both in vocal and
instrumental
A committee composed of Rees d.
James, Arthur Thomas, Geo. H. Du-
bois. Belle Thomas and Jennie james
was appointed to arrange for the next
reunion
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With Hagan in the box and an almost
perfect organization behind him, to-
gether with some heavy smuggling,
Mammoth won an easy victory on the
Fourth from the locals. Bowen did the
twirling for the town boys and at times
did good work, but his support was
very bad The score was IA.
The other sports were pulled off as
follows:
Ladies horse race, won by Hy Jones
horse ridden by Miss Alice Emerson.
Quarter mile pony race, won by He.
Der Brockbank's pony ridden by owner.
Bicycle and horse race, won by the
horse ridden by Leland Beck.
Quarter mile horse race, won by
Fred Matley's horse, ridden by Gilbert
Nelson.
100 yard dash, won by Leroy Nelson,
22O yard dash, won by Elisha Warner
Relay race won by Cox, Beckstrom,
Hansen and Rife.
On Monday, the 9Th, the following
races were pulled off.
Free for all trot or pace, won by
Peacock, three straight heats.
Free for all trot or pace, 2:35 class,
won by Carrots, three straight heats.
Match horse race, half mile won by
lily Jones horse, ridden by Rawlins
Hughes.
Quarter mile pony race, won by Del
Diamond of Springville.
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Trick Of Irish Terrier.

The first applicant for dog license
in Nottingham, England, in the New
Year was an Irish terrier. which tro,.
ted into the inland revenue Offices with
an envelope in its mouth containing
the offcial notice and the necessary
Zee The clerk took the letter, made
out the license, and handed II TO the
dog. which trotted back to its owners
office, several hundreds yards away.
The dog-hls name is Mick--belongs
to well-known chartered accountant
In the city, and is accomplished in
many similar tricks.
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NetlCe Of Annual School Meeting and Election

The registered voters residing in Spanish
Fork School District, Utah county. Utah, are
hereby notified that the regular Annual School
Meeting of said district will be held at the Cen
trail school House In said district Monday,
July 18th, 1908 commencing at O'Clock p. m
The Trustees Annual + nancial and Stats
teal reports for the year ending June 30, 1905
will be presented, also statement showing the
management and condition OF the schools OF
the district during the past school year. A,
the said annual meeting the amount OF compen
Sation to be allowed To the trustees,or TO either
Of them, will be decided by majority vote OF
the taxpayers present
There will also be an election OF Trustees In
said district on the same day at the same place
as follows: one trustee to s'rve for term Of
tree years
The polls will be kept open for said election
during four successive hours, tO-wit from
clock p. m. to o'clock p. IN. of said day
MARINUS LARSEN. Chairman.
PERRY A. THOMAS, Clerk.
CHARLES w BOOT II, Treasurer
school board OF District No. .. Utah county
Utah
Spanish Fork June -, 1905,
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Sunday evening last MIR. and Mrs. w.
ID. Beers entertained twenty of their
lady and gentlemen friends at the
Government camp. The party left the
city at O'Clock, taking the road through
the green fields and making the first
stop at the power plant, now in the
course of erection by the government
Here Mr.. Beers explained all about the
work and what would be expected of
the building when completed. Jour
neying on the party were next taken
through the two tunnels and shown the
long ditch with its cement sides and
bottom showing that what Uncle Sam
does nears perfection. Arriving at
camp, most elaborate dinner was
served to the hungry guests, which
was treated with the respect due, after
which they We're driven to the dam.
and received explanations showing it
to be wonderful piece of engineering.
The happy crowd returned home in the
moonlight, all having enjoyed most
pleasant evening and voting Mr. and
Mrs Beers very able entertainers.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-09

When you buy a buggy, buy the best.
Our line has been in use for many years
in Spanish Fork and is recommended by
every up-to-date delivery man who
realizes the superiority in workmanship
and beauty. Our system of selling
goods on small profits and quick returns
saves you from rs to so dollars on every
buggy. Call and examine them before
you buy elsewhere, Farmers Cash
Mere, Co.
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Looks Back on Years Well Spent.

Mrs Mary f. Parker of Honolulu. a
congregational foreign missionary
when Hawaii was foreign territory.
celebrated some time ago the centen.
nisl of her birth, She has been 70
years on mission ground. continuous
missionary career without parallel
Mrs, Parker and her husband, Rev.
Benjamin w Parker. went to the
Sandwich islands as missionaries In
1922
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Last Saturday after Don Cyrus Smell
OF this city and William Chivrell of
Mammoth mounted one horse and
started to ride around the race track.
On the north end the horse ran off the
grade. Smell sustained broken leg
but Chivrell escaped without injury.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-09

Agricultural excursion to experiment
tai station at Nephi July 10. Rate of
" round trip. Special train leaves
Salt Lake at z am. running through to
experimental station miles south of
Nephi. Return leaves at pm. stop
ping at Nephi.
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Eastern Excursions.

Commencing June LIST. Frequent
dates during June to Eastern points.
Finest train service and grandest
scenery via Colorado Midland Railway.
Write l.. H: Harding. Gen. Agent, Salt
Lake for full information.
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The superintendent of water works has
agreed not to divulge the names of the
parties who had their water supply cut
Oh last week, as it was their first of
fence and agree to live strictly to the
law, and avoid paying another fine.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-09

For Scandanavians outing July llth,
the Salt Lake Route will make rate
of one fare for round trip to Salt Lake
Good returning July 10.
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For Scandanavians outing July 18th,
the Salt Lake Route will make a rate
of ore fare for round trip to Salt Lake.
Good returning July 10.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District OF the State Of Utah, sitting in and for
Utah county Probate DIVISION
In Re Estate of Thomas Claysor, deceased
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
10 the undersigned at his place OF residence at
Lake shore. Utah county, State of Utah. on or
before the Goth day Of October a. D., 1908
SAMUEL ASHBY
Administrator OF said Estate.
A SAXEY, Attorney
First pub. june. IL. os. last july. IL. 1908.
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During this hot weather many of our
fellow townspeople take an outing at
Sinking Springs. Last Tuesday for a
change three stinkers left town for an
outing at Castillo Springs. For further
particulars see their wives.
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Boosters excursion to Nephi July 10.
Special train leaves at 9:l7 am. $1.O0
round trip, via Salt Lake Route.
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Retail Merchants outing at Lagoon,
July Is. Special trains. One day
rates, via Salt Lake Rou te.
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NEW BABIES.

A son was born to Mrs. Chas. Miller,
July |.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Tol.
hurst of Leland last Sunday.
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Ginger, the famous PAGER, who de-
feated Queen Pomona in sensational
half mile at Provo, July 4th, has been
sold to Hal Brown of this city. Mr..
Brown also owns the great stallion,
Altoka.
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James M. Davis and wife of Garland
are visiting in this city.
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We are always busy. The Farmers
Cash Mercantile Co.
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Ezra Robertson of Park City came to
Spanish Fork TO celebrate the Fourth.
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The Rio Grande will make a rate of
one fare for round trip to Salt Lake,
on account of Cambrian Day at Saltair
July l6
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Retail Merchants outing at Lagoon.
July Is. Special trains. One day
rates via Salt Lake Route.
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Local Jots

See laws on the using of water else
where in this issue.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-09

Jos. Wood left Monday for Eureka,
Nevada, where he has accepted a pos
ition.
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Retail Merchants outing at Lagoon,
July 10, special trains. One day rates.
Via Salt Lake Route.
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Mems and boys spring clothing lat
est in color, cut and style. Farmers
Cash Mer. Co.
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Mrs. Thomas Coppin and Mrs. G. l..
Fail of Salt Lake spent the Fourth in
this city.
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SWEET CHERRIES-Lower in price
this year. Phone Mr.. Gillian at
Mapleton. Maplewood Cherry Farm.
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A Wolf entered the Spanish Fork
Coop. last week and got away with
one OF the latest, plumpest and best
looking spring chickens in the bunch.
He was driven off by some of the brave
clerks
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-09

Any one wanting gravel from Monk
beds must see B. j. johnson. If
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-09

The Little Green Wagon, accompan-
led by DR.. and Mrs. Hart, and bound
for Sinking Springs, was wrecked at
Castillo Spr ngs; it was repaired by the
railroad section hands and the Resort
people, and againt commenced the Jour
ney east, but was wrecked again in
Diamond Fork, and was fixed up and
started out again. East of Diamond
is out of our jurisdiction, hence nothing
further has been heard of the Little
Green Wagon and its cargo.
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Mems work shirts sold at lowest
prices at Farmers Cash Mere. Co.
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r. II. Jex is home from mission in
Chicago and Southern Illinois. He has
been gone 26 months.
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Consult County Clerk or the respective sign
ers for further information.
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What we need now is good band.
Come out to the dance and help the
boys make first class band. Don't
forget the date. Saturday, July IL.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-09

We understand that Geo. Hitchings
and VIM. Boyack have gone TO spend
month or so at Sinking Springs.
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On account of Scandinavian day at
Brigham City, July IL, the Rio Grande
will sell round trip tickets to Salt Lake
July 18th, good returning July 10.
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For Scandanavians outing at Salt
Lake, July IL, the Salt Lake Route will
give rate of one fare for round trip.
Good returning July Is.
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The Salt Lake Route will give rate
of $l.65 for the round trip for the Re-
tail Merchants outing at Lagoon, July
tx
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The Kensington Club will not adjourn
for the summer months, but will hold
meetings as formerly every Tuesday
afternoon. These meetings will be
devoted to light literature and fancy
work. Those who have entertained
since the LIST of May are Cal Williams,
Evelyn Zones, LaRene Hughes, Carrie
Ainge, Eliza Davis, Kate Davis, Eliza
beth Thomas and Mary Nave. Readings
were given by the club members and
instrumental music was rendered by
by Misses Hannah Hughes, Blanch
Rockhill and Vera Davis.
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Bert Thare, who has been living in
Spanish Fork and doing horse training
for Hal Brown was arrested in Salt
Lake on Tuesday and charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
He was arraigned and gave bond of
one hundred dollars. 1t is said that
Thare. while working for Mr.. Brown
has been using money that belonged to
Brown. The case will come up in the
near future. Provo Democrat.
There is owing in this city forgrocery
bills, meat bills, coal bills, house rent
and nearly everything else, which his
creditors will try to collect after his
case with Brown is settled.
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SUBSCRIPTION
PAYABLE in ADVANCE ' v '''
Local Jots
See laws on the using of water else
where in this issue.
We are always busy. The Farmers
Cash Mercantile Co.
James M. Davis and wife of Garland
are visiting in this city.
Ezra Robertson of Park City came to
Spanish Fork TO celebrate the Fourth.
Jos. Wood left Monday for Eureka,
Nevada, where he has accepted a pos
ition.
Mrs. Thomas Coppin and Mrs. G. l..
Fail of Salt Lake spent the Fourth in
this city.
Retail Merchants outing at Lagoon,
July 10, special trains. One day rates.
Via Salt Lake Route.
X. II. Jex is home from mission in
Chicago and Southern Illinois. He has
been gone 26 months.
We understand that Geo. Hitchings
and VIM. Boyack have gone TO spend
month or so at Sinking Springs.
The Salt Lake Route will give rate
of $1.65 for the round trip for the Re-
tail Merchants outing at Lagoon, July
Is.
For Scandanavians outing at Salt
Lake, July IL, the Salt Lake Route will
give rate of one fare for round trip.
Good returning July Is.
On account of scandinavian day at
Brigham City, July IL, the Rio Grande
will sell round trip tickets to Salt Lake
July 18th, good returning July Is.
What we need now is good band.
Come out to the dance and helm the
boys make first class band. Don't
forget the date. Saturday, July II.
A Wolf entered the Spanish Fork
Coop. last week and got away with
one of the latest, plumpest and best
looking spring chickens in the bunch.
He was driven off by some of the brave
clerks.
Ginger, the famous PAGER, who de-
feated Queen Pomona in a sensational
half mile at Provo, July 4th, has been
sold to Hal Brown of this city. Mr..
Brown also owns the great stallion,
Altoka.
During this hot weather many of our
fellow townspeople take an outing at
Sinking Springs. Last Tuesday for a
change three stinkers left town for an
outing at Castillo Springs. For further
particulars see their wives.
The lperintendent of water works has
agreed not to divulge the names of the
parties who had their water supply cut
OF last week, as it was their first of
fence and agree to live strictly to the
law, and avoid paying another fine.
Last Saturday after Don Cyrus Smell
of this city and William Chivrell of
Mammoth mounted one horse and
started to ride around the race track.
On the north end the horse ran off the
grade. Smell sustained broken leg
but Chivrell escaped without injury.
The Little Green Wagon, accompan-
led by DR.. and Mrs. Hart, and bound
for Sinking Springs. was wrecked at
Castillo Spr' ngs; it was repaired by the
railroad section hands and the Resort
people, and againt commenced the Jour
ney east, but was wrecked again in
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Probate and Guardianship Notices.

Spanish Fork. June y, 1905.