American Fork Citizen | 1906-11-24 | Page 8 | Local News

Clerks and nttaches of the Oregon Short Line's auditing department have received the expected raise In their wages. There is no uniform increase, tho difference being from $5 to $25 per month. Tho increase is regulated largely large-ly by tho position held, Tho ralro means nn Increase of $13,000 in tho total tot-al money dtstribttcd in the auditing department de-partment in Salt Lake. The raise wos vo'eatary upon the part of tho railroad und was nrrianged In view of the steady increnso in tho cost of living In the w,est, und particularly In Salt Lake. The wages of the nttaches of tho auditing audi-ting department range from $.W to $.60 per month. The Utah nnnklng company opened In Amerlcnn Fork Inst woek wording to announcement. James II. Clarke, assisted by Francis C. Tyng are In charge. Tne gentlemen report the business busi-ness being received In meeting with entire satisfaction to tho company, tho quarters aro being fitted up with elegant olllco furniture. Some excellent excel-lent views of American Fork canyon adorno tho walls.