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Show THURSDAY, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY UTAH LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, 2, 1939 Hard Luck Mine SCOUT ANNIVERSARY Hospital Note Dean 'Vhletic? Avia-- WEEK THIS WEEK i rlr -- d t the under- ervnifcr Scout ani.Jeriu.c week, wit-- scouts n. A full h and baby daughter were taken to their Friday. home, Mrs. Seth SUN'liAY , local Out B. ane T u ii - Entered at the tu1J postoffice RMAn BS WObi ItlHg ADVERTISING FurnishedJUpon ueii j"-FarB. 8-- W St. West and State St J Chnstensen fcii Mechanics-- E. j Every TharvC George P. pnce Asn. - -- E. B. Garrett. Dairying- Cycling nF bylheLeiiV Office. 32 W. Main Schow. Cement Work- -A Carlos Banks. Chemistry Junius S. Robison. Civics-J- os. Hadfield. ale Co king-D- Electricity 5 FEBRUARY - HadneM Haafield. m. Carpentry-W- 01 Marv Jo Ini'ram. small daughter of observance bv Mr. and Mrs. George Ingram of Mer-- j planned for : follows cur, recieved medical treatment at seuts as tarr.es Scouting Theme the local hospital, Monday and Tues Ideals. American day. Camping-W- Phoae Hutches. George Soouters are The U hi Scouts and Public Comer. n Buglu-g-ra!- Ross Watkins was airni'U-Lthi Hospital, Monday and went a major Oration, Ij"'e- Stuly-- J-n Bird THE LEHI nor. 1 FEBRUABTl Garrett. SUBSCRIPiios Dne year i ii'i Each troop features scouts in proAnimals Jfjhn First Aid To grams: Sunday Schools w;ui 1'resent etc. Hutchings. minute talks, songs, A T John Hutchings. Handicraft Eldred Yox was removed to his 'special program in waru if UUH STATE E. B. Garrett. Horsemanship home, Thursday, following a recent Conjoint sessions. eathercraft Robert Phillips. major operation. Leather Work Robert Phillips. MONDAY, FEB. 6 SENIOR FIRST AID COURSE SCOUT DAY Life Saving B yd Larsen. FAST DAY SUNDAY Masoi.ery Bishop Andrew Fjeld. exhibits demonstrated TO BE e: Window Fugal and Metal Work-Del- bert service will be displayed. Emergency Carl Gunther. The regular Fast Day services will units in first aid will be organizes Abraham Anderson. Music Two classes in first aid T be held in all the Lehi wards, Sunday. FUN John Hutchings. FEB. TUESDAY, in n given during the ; ro;..m ui,i Personal health Jos. S. Robison. month. One class snonrj J Lehi Seminary, S, afternoon Sunday Physical development Joseph Workers A fiance and one cit. Parties games and treats will be and M. I. A. Conjoint services held in .bison. R be sponsored by the Lehi all wards at 7:30 p. m. Sunday even- - presented in scout tro"p meetings. Wm. Hadfield. Pioneering officials. The classs sponsored; ing. All five wards nave spienuia WED., FEB 8, SCOUT BIRTHDAY Public Health Dr. Eddington. Workers Alliance is for the programs arranged for the conjoint Safety D. R. Mitchell. 'Alliance members only and A Recommittal, will be held in the meetings. i Scholarship L. B. Adamson. held on Saturday, February Lehi Fifth Ward Ohapel, at 7:30 Robert Phillips. Signalling will be p. m. in the basement of tke p. m. Roy Passey of Provo, Larsen. orial Building. WATER OUTLOOK GOOD the speaker. A radio will be fur- Swimming Boyd Woodcarving Delbert Fugal anc The class sponsored by nished by the Lehi Hardware in order Chester Peterson. officials is for the public, a that local scouts can j 'in the other Woodwork Wayne B. Christen held on Thomas A. Walker, national parks Friday, February 10th J scouts in recommittal at 8:15 and conduct sen. at cave, ranger Timpanogos Memorial Reed Building. listen to President Roosevelt's talk ed a snow survey Saturday at variReading J. Nile Washburn. state instructor for the W, Musical numbers or to scouts. ous points in American Fork canyon A Bom will be in charge. stunts will be furnished from each and reported a decided increase of be give Certificate Mines will scouters and Scouts expected accumulated moisture over that re troop. POULTRY ASSN. TO who successfully complete this to be present. corded for the same period last year. will be given by the There are 8.005 inches of snow at THURSDAY, FEB 3, SCOUT SHOW PICTURES, Safety Society. Everyone intf Cave Camp compared to four inches BROTHERHOOD DAY is urged to attend the classes. a year ago. The water content is THURSDAY 2.05 inches. Two miles farther up Visitations with other organizations Parent and the canyon, at South Fork ranger and give programs. FROM scouts entertainment planned. being snow 19.6 inches of are there Carl Davis of the Poultry Division LEHI WINS station, of with a water content of 5.2 inches. Utah College the of Agricultural FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, SCOUT LINCOLN I Last year's readings showed 10.42 CITIZENSHIP DAY Logan, and Dr. Curtis of the State meet inches of snow with a water content will Department of Agriculture, School and civic programs to be the Lehi of 2.36 inches at that point. people interested in poultry The Lehi High School Baa At Camp Altamont, 28.5 iriches of given. a meeting at the High in raising team won from the Lincoln snow contain a water content of 7.25 School Auditorium, Thursday, Feb. 2, FEBRUARY 11, on the latters iioor n bchool inches. Last year there were 22.7 SATURDAY, will be at 2 p. m. Moving pictures SCOUT SERVICE DAY 34-2- 7 score last Friday nf inches containing 6.7 incliess of shown. Lehi piling up the: Lincoln. water. A fourth measurement on Lehi Troop good turn and outdoor the the meetingFollowing Dorta the Timpanogos loop divide showed activities. Community, old people, Poultry Producers will hold their in the last quarter. the M for 53.4 inches of snow liad a water con- etc. Mitchell starring annual election. tent of 9,28 inches compared io last All scouts are asked to wear uniSummaries : The pictures are free and everyone 28.92 LEHI inches of of forms week. year's readings during is invited. snow with a water content of 8.44 G. T. MERIT BADGE EXAMINERS ' inches. 0 1 R. f Rogerts, Art Mrs. Magaret Potter. MARRIAGE Readings of the hydrograph were 2 f Trane, Agriculture E. B, Garrett also "taken by Mr. Walker for the 4 4 Dorton, c Architecture Wayne E. United States weather bureau 6 1 Ash, g. RICHINS-CARTEThe instrument, survey. 1 D. Roberts, g located a half mile southwest of the 8 0 Woodhouse, f. Miss Fay Richins. daughter of 1 loop road divide at an elevation of D. Mitchell, f. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Richins of Provo, 8300 feet, recorded an accumulated 1 c J. Mtchell, and 2.165 or A. Mr. son Campbell ' 3 PttSip 1 Park City Consolidated could rightfully be called Utah's hard luck mine. Du.ing the past ten yean, the mine has been one of the state's major producers, but bo fa. the stockholders who helped to finance the project have received nothing. Yet the mine has furnished almost steady employment of from 0 to 200 men. Analysis shows the company has paid $1,300,000 to labor, $900,000 for materials and equipment and has paid $60,000. in taxes. The story of Park City Consolidated is one tf struggle, but the stoic determination of the management Is expected to bear results for those who have ttuck with the mine. Ore was first struck at the Park City Consolidated In 1928. At that time silver was selling at around 60 cents an ounce. Shortly after tha discovery silver started its downward trek and slumped to a low point of 24 Vi cents an ounce. During the period of low silver prices, the company was forced to keep the mine in operation in order heart-renderin- g Is to meet property payments. Moreover, It was necessary to sell stock, thereby increasing the number of shares. Stock outoutstanding standing was increased from around 1,000,000 to more than 3,000,000. When silver was restored to a profitable figure, much of the develop ore above the water level was mined and It was necessary to expend huge sums in equipping the mine and in sinking below the water level. The management is now engaged In sinking churn drill holes far below the water level so that rich ore reserves lying below can be profitably mined. The company now has only a small indebtedness for properties and its outlook for the future is somewhat brighter, providing an adequate silver price is maintained by the government. The accompanying photograph shows the surface plant at the Park City Consolidated, which has grown from a small prospect within the last ten years. The mine is served by a railroad which runs directly under the dump. it boasting? or is it boosting our say? state. town, when we Morturaries THAT in the Lehi has one of the finest Home THAT it is one of ttbe two mortuaries in Utah whose chapel is equipped with the New Electric Hammond organ. THAT it is the only Mortuary in Utah south of Salt Lake City, whose preparation room is fully modern and equipped with the New Automatic PostlewaU Injectometer. THAT it's auto equipment is unsurpassed with its new Hydraulic table FUNERAL COACH the finest in the world. THAT it Is the only Mortuary in Utah operating FREE AMBUL. ANCE SERVICE. the one of THAT it has largest display rooms south of Salt Lake full and range of the finest, of Funeral MerCity, equipped chandise. THAT if s personal service rendered, is unexcelled anywhere at any price. THAT complete funeral charges are as low in Lehi, as in any other town in the state, and average funeral charges are lower in Utalh than any other state in the union. THAT we are always at your service, day or night, and have connections through which we can operate in any other city. A. H. Wing Mortuary Than a Where Mere Word Service Means More or Ask Telephone Operator 146, 5- Phone MAIN STREET Ihi tu .,-- i j i J Utak-S- f t R precipitationf January of inches and 10.213 inches sisnce Oct. 21, SCOUT BANQUET, SATURDAY LEHI, UTAH The Lehi Lions Club will hold their regular luncheon session in the Lehi First Ward, Thursday, February 2. a snort Dusiness session ana pro gram will be held. James Carter, of and Mrs. J. Ray Carter of this city, were married at Provo, Saturday. Mr. Carter, a member of the popular LOST Notify Carter Orchestra, is well known Hunting dog. by Wilburn BalL dancers throughout the state. He is a graduate of the Lehi High School High class Jersey sire will be at my pnd has hosts of local friencf; wishplace for about 10 days. Very rea ing the young people a happy and sonable charges. Will Trinnaman. successful future. They will make their home in APPLES FOR SALE Golden Lehi. Delicious, Winter Pearmaine, Johna-tha- n and Rome Beauty. See Floyd Barnes, Third Ward. D. U. P-- NEWS The annual National Parks Council Boy Scout Banquet and meeting will be held at Provo, Saturday evening, A banquet will be held at the Brig-ha- m Young University at 6 p. m. followed by a council meeting. Scout APPLES FOR SALE ers, stake presidencies and bishoprics Pearmain or Johnathan with their wives are invited to be Third Ward. Thompson, prtsent. LIONS NOTES -J WAN3 ADS Winter Charles 2p The Blue Bell Camp of the of the Pioneers will meet at the home of Mrs. Marion Johnson, Thurs CREAM FOR SALE 10c half pt., day, 20c pint, 35c quart. February 9, at 2 p. m. All camp W. D. Jones, members invited to be present. Mrs, 594 North 1st West. 5p Marion Johnson and Mrs. Jenette SALESMEN WANTED Stoker will be hostesses. MAN WANTED Good nearby The Evansville Camp of the DaughKawieign Koute now open. If will ing to conduct Home Service business ters of the Pioneers will meet at the while earning good living write im Tiome of Mrs. John Hutchings, mediately. Rawleigh's Dept. UTA Thursday, February 9 at 2 p. m. All Denver, Colorado. members are urged to be present. COAL FOR SALE Several kinds. Elton Dansie, Phone 81. tf Lions Dr. Eddington, Fowler, and Knudsen are in charge of arrange ments, with the prize furnished by Lion Whipple. The committee in charge of the FOR LEASE OR SALE next meeting will be Lions Nielson, 6 acres of land and 9 shares of water Price and Powers. Also business building on Main street. MRS. MAY CRABB STILLER Mrs. Eliza Logsdon entertained the 411 Sproul Street, Norwalk, Calif. Lehi Relief Society Stake Board Chester Boar for Service members t her home, Monday after- - .T White T Ti Q vi V n . . r f ttt noon. After a business meeting the iZlZZlZSlZJLT1. 0"w' board members enjoyed dainty re- Two Cheater White Boars For Spt. freshments. rice Frank Barnes, Phone 138-- 15 14 Totals LINCOLN G. 8 McKay, f. 2 Ivins, f. L. Christensen, c C. Christensen, g Busio, g 2 2 2 Boyce, c 11 12 Totals Referee, Buttle; umpire, School Tkfl Sunday Lei merino- will be held in the FW Ward Chapel, Sunday, at 8 a. m. All Sunday enlistment workerss are - present. tinnstiaatt "For years I bad gas bloating, AHWika helped right d" sausage, bnan,i( MJ p.e. 40-4- 5, Attend the Show A FAMILY PASS TO ROYAL WITH EACH 5Ge PAID ON SUBSCRIPTION a-- Send In Your Subscription Today One Year for $1.00 Six Months for 50c ii your sewing Machine or Ij Mower needs repairs. Sissoi or Sawi Sharpened. William Osborne will fe it ior you. 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