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Show Friday, December 24, 1920. IS THERE EUREKA EXPORTS! Pac 5 SANTA CLAUS? A East Crown Point sold at IHe-Eas-t Tlntic Coal, sold at Sc. Eureka Bullion sold at Sc. Iron King sold at 17c. Lehl Untie sold at Be. at 1M& Provo sold at 694e. Tlntic Standard sold at sold at Sc. May Day sold . . IS.S7H-Swanse- a Eureka Mines sold at 7 He. Eureka Bullion sol d at 10c. Lehl Tlntic sold at 794 c. North Standard sold at 494c. Provo sold at 6c. Empires Mines sold at 8 He. Tlntic Standard sold at IS. 85. Swansea sold at Sc. nxnc MINES WILL CLOSE FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Shipments Giving employees a three days holiday vacation will mean the closing of the Tlntic mines on Friday, UTAH OPERATORS TO ASK Saturday and Sunday. This Is the FOR HIGHER LEAD TARIFF program which has been adopted at most of the properties of the disAction urging congress for a big- trict Mining operations will bo reger protective tariff on lead will be sumed on Monday morning. , taken by Utah producers of the metal. Wednesday a number of opera- Masons Conducted Sendees tors of Utah lead mines met In the Over Remains Of John Ivey office of A. G. MacKenzle, secretary of the American Mining Congress, o and outlined a plan of action. A Impressive funeral zcrvlcet were committee consisting of Ernest Bam- conducted over the remalna of John berger, chairman; E. J. Raddats, Ivey on Sunday afternoon, Tlntic Imer Pett, W. Mont Ferry, Fred Lodge No. $, F. A A. M. being In Cowans and G. W. Lambourne was charge. Owing to the limited Matappointed to collect data to submit ing capacity at the Episcopal Church, to congress relating to the cost of where the ccrvlcec wore held, the Masons were unable to gain ndmle-slo- n producing lead. As European countries have large and conducted their services at stocks of the metal and Australian the grave. At the church Rev. Wilmines are Increasing production the liam Bulkley presided and delivered outlook for the domestic Industry Is an appropriate funeral sermon. declared to be menacing unless pre- Musical numbers were by the church sent tariff of three-fourth- s of a cent choir, with n solo by Mrs. J. M. Is increased. George and two selections by a quartette eomporad of Mrs. J. M. NEEDY PEOPLE OF CITY George, Mrs. P. J. Bonner, Frank WILL BE Beoslqy and A. N. Wallace. The pall bearers were members of Never In the history of Eureka the Odd Follows and Maccabee have the fraternal societies, clubs lodges, with which the deceased had and other organizations taken such been affiliated for many years: Eric an Interest In the welfare of the Levin, I. H. Spriggs, W. J. Tregon-ln- g, W. B. Mitchell, W. B. Myers needy and unfortunate residents during the holiday season. A large and Edw. Holmes. Mr. Ivey had been amount of coal and groceries Is to an Odd Fellow for more than forty be distributed during the next day yours, having Joined In Nevada beor two and money has been raised fore taking up hie residence in Euwith which to purchase candles, toys, reka. etc., for children who are apt to be ' The members of the Masonic overlooked by Santa Claus. , lodge met at their hall and marched o- In a body to the Ivey residence, acM. E. CHURCH. companying the remains to the church and Inter Jo the cemetery. L There will be services at the M. E. J. Barnard, master of the lodge, Church on Friday evening, DecemRot. Bulkley acted as ehap-lal- n and John J. Cronin,' as grand ber 24th, at 7. SO p. m., at which time a splendid mdslcal program will marshal. The eenrlcee ware attended by an be rendered. The general public is Invited to attend. exceptionally large number of peoo ple and many beautiful floral offerHOLIDAY DANCES ings were sent by Intimate friends of o the family, by the lodges and other There will be a dance at the Elks organizations. o Pavlllan pn Christmas evening, dancTHE WAGE REDUCTION. ing from I until IS, and on . New o Years Eve another dance will be (Park City Record.) given, also on the night of January In line with vnrione other indus1st. tries, and becauM of the low market Mrs. G. H. Wlgten was called to price of metals, notices have been Denver this week by the serious Ill- posted at the different properties of, the camp announcing a reduction of. ness of her mother. cents per daywages of seventy-fiv- e to go Into effect on the 1st of JanBRIEF LOCAL ADS. uary. This was naturally expected, A good second but it was hoped by the employees WANTED TO BUY It would not occur for another hand cook stove. Must be reason- that or month so, or until n more reaeral able. Call phone SI. reduction had taken place In the cost $115 of living. But the 13, has faUen, and FOR BALE AT A BARGAIN Grafonola and SO records, will be it behooves all concerned to make sold for $76. A bargain that will the best of.lt, and to be reconciled not last long. Inquire of Carl by the fact that It Is not merely a Hendrickson, residence Just west local affair, but a cog In the great of Frank Garrltys on Leadvllle national wheel that la slowly bnt Bw. . surely turning to bring this, great ,V '. country of ours from n world-tor- n and unstable condition back to normal, staple and common senM bails. We are now poising throurh a tryFOR FLETCHER'S ing and perhaps long period of reI and cool Judgment construction, must prevail, with a friendly from nil sides and classes that will hasten the readjustment so much desired, and so necessary for! settled conditions and n prosperous Cxtenbing to our frienbs anb patrons Season V- At the last meeting ot Eureka Lodge No. IS, Odd Fellows, bold on Wednesday evening, W. D. My-er-a, one ot the old tlmera ot the order preeented with n beautiful watch charm, bearing the emblem of the order. The present wae from members of the order and not from the lodge and, Mr. Myers values It very highly. He has been connected with the lodge for twenty-eigyears and three years ago received the veteran Jewel which represents ' twenty-fiv- e years of service under Odd Fellowship. of the banner - u ht taritf) of tfje all goob toisfjts for tfjc coming pear. . MYERS WAS GIVEN XMAS BY LODGEMEN . PRESENT tfj e compliments Sj Heffernan()omps(on Co. I S; !; ffiaaaiBnnnfliiinnnHiiu K. -- BBS pro-aide- d, . Community Xmas Tree For The Children At Dividend There will be a big Christmas celebs tlon out at the new camp of Dividend on Friday evening, with a come Santa Claus munity tree, a and an abundance of good things for the children. The celebration win take place In the Amusement. Hall and the tree will be beautifully decorated and Illuminated and following a short program Santa will appear with a Mg lot of candles, nuts, oranges and a present for every child living In that part of the Tlntic District It is understood that there, are seventy or more children at Dividend and a few at the Eureka Lily, Eureka Bullion and other mines of that vicinity. The committee having charge of the celebration consists of John Green, Lynn Peterson and L. R. ..They spent a few hours calling upon the miners and other residents of Dividend and were able to raise all the money needed to carry n out their program in splendid and everything points to the biggest and' best entertainment In the htptory of the new town. After the distribution of the gifts to the little, folks there will be a free picture program and a general good time. life-siz- Ver-tree- s. fash-tlo- ' Children Cry CASTOR A -- An Notwithstanding the hundreds of thousands of unemployed at the present time because of curtailment and closing down of big industries owing to greatly decreased orders for goods and abnormal eon dltlons generally It is a certainty that good time are ahead, even though annoying twists and aggravating turns must be straightened out to roach them. Patience, harmony and a general "pull together win greatly hasten the straightening out of the twlate and turns. Lots nil ifnturo. Cast All-St- ar --in- -- Rio Grande A Romance of the Border by Augustus Thomas HOLY ST. PATRICK , x ITS A GIRL ; ; . ...... o - ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH. . ;She hated those gringoes and she hated V: those on the other side of the Rio Grande.. A fiery moment out of which grew a border raid, a romance and a sensational surprise. j V By. all means see itl r " t ; She a Mexicali lass, dressed as a man, caught by a Texas Ranger. The World Has Grown Old Services will be held in the St Andrews Episcopal Church Christ- - Star Theatre Tuesday I mas morning at 10 a. m. Holy munloa and sermon. Sunday morning service, December 26th. Topic: Lifes Second Chance.1 Sunday evening service at 7.10 p. m. Sermon by Rev. W. H. Bulkley. Sunday School at 1$ a. m. The Christmas tree for the Snnday School will be on Wednesday evening, December Slth, at 7.10 p. m. Strangers are Tery cordially Invited to all services. Rector Gordon H. Banbury. job gruam ulb mitif its burbot of rare. 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