The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-17
American Fork News.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. May I6.-The fol-
lowing are the high school graduates OK
the north end Of Utah county for tho
year 1903: American Fork-Ascnith Chip
man. Eddie Firmage. May Hanks and
stephen anderson Pleasant Grove
Jund, Robert Fcnton, Alma Kirk. Lucy
Otpin, Clara Williamson. Claude Hayes.
Myrtle Johnson. Layno Robinson ana
Jnnus West. Lehl--Abcl Philips. n, \.
lloimstcad. Jessie Butt, Emily Wanass.
Joseph Smith. Emma Coates, Emma
Powell William Davis. Earl iiolmstead:
Powell. Guy Evans. Vernon Anderson,
Silas Terry. George Holmstead and
Harry Madison.
The Utah county examination for
eighth grade graduates will he held on
May n and %. All the papers Of the
schools OF the north end OF this county
viii he brought here for examination on
the Tuesday following the date OF the
examination,
Mrs. Ellen Cannon and son. Elmer. Of
Baltimore Md, arc the guests Of AIg. and
Mrs. G.. l.. Sooton.
Oscar Lee OF Windsor. Colo. formerly
OF this city. is here visiting relatives
Peter Peck and son, Byron. left last
evening for WaSatch, near the Wyoming
line, where they go In the interest or the
DeScrct Livestock company.
Alma Smith has Just returned home
from visit TO Arizona, during which
some of the big mining enterprises Of
that section.
AS the result OF an ordinance passed
by the city council week ago, all tho
drug stores, soda fountains and candy
shops arc closed up tlght today. The
only places Of business allowed 20 run
are the telephone Offices and tho rcstau-
rants and hotels. The cause for the &C
ton OF the city council along this line
is the fact that so many young BOYS arc
ahl" 10 get Intoxicating liquor from soda
fountains, and it Is with n view of stop
pins; this practice that the ordinance was
put in force. Just what effect this Will
huvo on the city cannot be told as yet
IL Is thought that the fact that the two
ncighbovinG towns have done nothing in
this line viii draw the people so inclined
10 those towns, rs they arc so close at
hand Tho sentiment Of the people
seems 10 bc divided as TO the stability
OF such an ordinance.
The cty's new watcrworks has just
been put In commission. doubling tho
pressure OF tho original system and CIV
ing much more satisfactory grade OF
water,
Mia. the clght-ycar-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Jones Of Twin Falls.
Ida. formerly OF this city, died at the
former place Thursday from measles. the
remains arriving here last evening for
burial.
Tho following weddings have occurred
during the past week: Miss Mac Wag-
staff and Oryil Mercer: Alctta Moylc OF
Alpine and Samuel Grant; Lulu G. Bate
wen-kuown people OF this city and Al
pine.
Tho Judges for the special election
which is TO be held on June &. for the
purpose of acting on the icvying of one
mill FOR tho mex, fifteen years for the
building OF a state capitol. as named by
tho county commissioners, are as fol-
lows: For districts Nos. 1 and 4. which
arc combined for this election. Joseph
J.. Dunlley: NlGls Nelson and w. E
Robinson; for districts Nos. . and ,.
which have also been combined, +.
NJ. Houston, L. $. Lossdon and y. NJ.
Ambrose.
Bert Chpman has been named post
master for Carbonate, which Is 10 be the
name OF the new postotlicc which is 10
be established In American Fork canyon
The Office will be located at the Dutch
man mine and will have daily service.
The Office will go into commission with
I'm the next two weeks,
Agents arc securing this section OF the
country, taking options on the seasons
wheat from Tic farmers at Sl.20 per
bushcl