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Show . 1 CUREEA Friday, January 27, 1922. . f Hie Eureka Reporter' O. B. Lead eeforteR PW 9 Position; bIsGood Certain TO Advance Hlhh, Ui4 ooeupiee the meet adTan- the hue on Iaeuad Friday of each week and!0111 poelttoa of aw of of tes Inntared la the pos toffies at Eureka. meUla. Cloee lacontrol coaeeBtrated la the which mall matter. dustry, Utah, aa second-claa- a hands ot a eompsrativsly tew large -Subscription price 11.00 per pear. powerful operatora, effectually dam-pewide price fluctuations aad tends to elimiaate overproduction daring alack . periods, with corresponding accumulation of large unsold metal stocks. Supply and demand have been nicely adjuated for aome time. Judging from the eteadl-- p of the marhet at tta preeent Oil Tin tie Standard readjuated level. 1 Ji Dome,Uo ,ead ,roducUon ln Bine Beil declined only SO per cent to 390,- victoria p0a compared with 470,840 corado la I0S0. World output over the sms period .contracted from ap1 short tone to 3 proximately .000,000 Bullion Beck 338.000. aa against 1,137.800 lu I 1114. ' The war-tim- e Centennial Eureka 'world record 3 Dragon Cana. was only 1,300,000 short tone. 3 Gemini Foreign metal movements were 1 Grand Central maintained In a high level In 1031. Monday. 4e. Lehl Tin tie aa ............... ... sold-a- North Standard 2e. at t Bold and 4e. Opohongo cold at le. Tin tie Standard eold at 12.08. Utah Cone, eold at e. and lc. Zuma eold at lc. Eaet Tin tic Coal, aold at I e. ' Tneaday, East Untie Coal, sold at le. Eureka Lily aold at 8c. Eureka Bullion sold at Lehl Tin tie sold at le. Tintie Standard sold at 68.03. Crown Point eold at Little May sold at Iron Blossom sold at lie. North Standard sold at Plutus sold at 88c. 4e. u ... 4e Eureka Bullion cold at 3c. 8e. 4c. 1 Total exports are estimated at 700 tons, as compared with 80,308 1. In the preceding annual period. Im- Same Condition Exists In ' ports, which for the yean mo and Shalt Of The Znm& Go.;1919 Inclusive, have been a little jover 6,000 tons a year, advanced to The past week has brought about 18,711 la 1030, and held at 33,000 1831. The heavy Import move- no substantial change ln the shaft ot ' was stimulated by prostrated! msnt two ' the Zuma company, where about exchange, facilitating weeks ago an Important break was European encountered which contains Iron, marketing operations ln this country quarts and manganese. Sinking has la terms of gold, Tbe price overage for the year been proceeding without lnterrup-- 1 turn and the vein matter has been la computed at 4.39 cents a pound, penetrated for a distance of about with 3.90 "low," and 6.06 high." average was only 8'93 sixty, feet. Officers of the Zuma com- - The a cents St Louis basis. Is pound, confident commercial are that pany ore will be found la this vein and 1916, metal sold down to 3.60 centa that It Is simply a question of pros- - a pound. Present rat Indicate that baa suffered least ln porportion pecting It First of all they will put their shaft down to the 1300 level, of any of tbe base metals, Absence of unwieldy unsold lead or perhaps a short distance below that point and then a campaign of accumulations has proven the most development work which ought to Important factor, from the market Supplies available for make a mine of the Zuma will be standpoint tnvan up. consumption are closely coordinated e .Good progress hss been made with with the actual demand. This Is through the close control of the shaft work, under the superri- slon of A. G. Nebeker, and tbe work Industry, as well as the formidable tariff wall of 86 per cent ad valorem. The foreign situation has been immeasurably strengthened by the of Silesia adversely to An To Be Reopened Boon partition many. it is estimated that .1 per cent of the sine and 77 per cent The Spy and Carlas workings of o( the lMui ora were the Empire Mines pxpperty are to be awarded to Poland. farces Polish tech- according to Information nIcal uWUtjr u not believed equal to gives out this week. It has been task of operating these mines nearly a doson years since mining smelters efficiently. Production operations were under way ln these Bhould thereby be materially cur- old workings which were credited tailed, as Germany will be confined with a vast amount of excellent ore the Westphalian mineral reeerve. during the earlier days of Tlntic. It labor situation has Is thbught that the old workings now Men las over much of 1931, contain enough ore to make leasing and lead ore output has suffered so-profitable and when work Is resumed eordlngly. Australian difficulties it will likely be under, the leasing vera farther by low system which has proven so popular and consequent severe prices in several of the mines of this dla-- curtailment ln mine operations. production was held down by retrenchment of nmatHng opera-MFallen Earth Shipments tions and transportation shortage. . together with the Will Start Febrnarr" 17th TbaM .. United States, account for the bulk output There has been some trouble in of the worlds Close control of the lead Industry new rate of the freight adjustment Provo sold at 3c. Zuma sold at 7c. 33,-4,- Wednesday. North Standard sold at 6e. Tlntic Standard sold at 81.05. Eureka Lily sold at 8c. Eureka Bullion sold at Iron Blossom sold at 82c. Plutus sold at 87e. Zuma sold at 8c and 9c. East Tlntic Coal, sold at 4c. le. Thursday. Colorado sold at 4c. Eureka Mines sold at I ; pos-th- n 4c 6c. war-pea- k East Tlntic Coal, sold at Eureka Lily sold at 8c. le. North Standard 4e and Grand Central sold at 41c and aold at 4c. to and 40c. Tlntic Standard sold from 82.10 83-1- 8c. Zuma sold at Eureka Bullion sold at Little May sold at 2c. Lehl Tlntic sold at Uncle 8am sold at Utah Cons, sold at le. 4e. 3c. lc. Honey From Local Hines Gave Capital Its Library While It la generally understood that most of the large business blocks and many of the finer donees at Salt Lake were erected j with money taken from Utah mines only a few realise that It was through the generosity of a Tlntic operator that the people of the states metropolis have one of the best libraries ln the wee tern country. UKIICK LOCAL AIM. The free public library at Salt Anke, Local Store Joins Huge with about 110,000 volumes, was be Eastern Baying Association FOR SALE Good Ford Bug will made possible by reason of a conFirst reasonable a sold at price. o trlbutlon from John Q. Packard, who made his money out of the! Walter Jensen, of the Heffernan- - class condition, all new tires. A bargain for cash. Leslie Cromer. Gemini mine at this place. Mr. Thompson company, returned Wed- Home cookBoarders. WANTED Iukard donated the site, costing nesday from Chicago where he has ing. Apply at Alberg House. Prices con- thejn pald ail expenses been attending the In connection with the erection of ventlon of the Retail Commercial right. . a building which at that time cost Union a association of FOR SALE Will sell at very low over 900 retail merchants. 6100,009 He is nsMMr price 6 room house. Contains clothes closet, pantry, cellar, etc., Speaking of the gift the Tribune enthusiastic over his trip and says of Sunday said: that by spring a new era of merchan- - will also sell reasonably 3nd hand range. Mrs. Joseph J. Fuellenbaek, 1? mwr Cttj ud phone 103-bfefe -. SALE 6 room house, dose to FOR d Ukfelt ol in HE ...ocutta Tlntic High School. Will be soli whlch h Mr JoIned Jen f,rin h,i wTbhsrd would ot eouru "rket Apply to Mrs. Jos. reasonably. or Dngcn Property. F. A. anyotherlndlvldual, m tew a began years zimblls Phone uyi; It mdually upwards, keeping -J-iantlnlowa pe, Industrial nd ddte ,u,lded e,ght of Wl brothor n,er 163-influence the Call upon 846. T bridle, sent one carload of this material to ,UUlt, to OTan, t0T minimised by ? Pnrpose of housed In a commodious, the coast but foundlt Impossible to domestic situation is cooperative buying direct from the Take Desperate Chances. u semi-annu- 0, Start tbe children out right. Open a savings account for each one at the Eureka Banking Cos. bank. One ddl-l- ar Is sufficient to start an account and Interest on all suma compounded twice each year. al . . Mna if",t. OHM. SttttZZWStS -- shipments will commence on Febru- the ary 17th. Mr. Hebbard now has a couple of shipments ready aad mining operations are well under way. ISafeS? Wtii jz rsx 1 to 0r.1d any of 7? t0J" ZZ ot ajf-j- r ssrs sss VSTkTu'MS -- the 1H5 HAPPIEST F8U.BR ON EAPTH IS HIM VH3 HAKES 1KB MOST PEOPLE HAPPY o It is true that JESSUFwESZ ture" 'ought thproposUion. hom. Now Cuthbert Jones can tell the why i ot -- few. sr- j -- many contract prices by buying In' severe colds and recover from them taking any precaution or treatment, and a knowledge of tee but n'tt'othe site, and erected thereon tee main library building, laying upon the city no obligation whatever, save know two birds, both motor wise, that of maintaining the library to. - ZZ Puin SMrirsiTK ESHrSsr, s--Mrs. Frank Aylward, who has been receiving treatment at one of m ETJE &2le Jctnc? yJbsrb. The aversion of the doner "nstead8" of giving their colds the needed attention. It should b borne In mind that every cold weakens tee lungs, lowers the vi-- cnce merlhauts Joined ftnl "" ,e the Il8ht. Although now only seven years y organisation has air to 0,a- to withstend each succeeding attack , nnn W. m. a. mjk ..u jusrsisrJLzrgi u t th. a snAzsru: t,Rae' U But fSnree te the smile; IjbJ city at the time his gift was laid afternoon, the party being la honor i bl'ock aSdiStatelM Ch,mbferl1t,,,, Cou,h Lake the Salt may council, city miles how knows gal., many Luncheon per Cute of her mothers birthday. New Duyln was also absent on the occasion be had for a trifle? Perce knows the gals per mite. . will be served. Twice a year conventions are held tor library purposes was completed wber tbe members meet and buy their goods together ln immense and dedicated. HOOTCH HOUNDS BEWARE OF HER! quantities from tee manufacturers. facwhole often of Very outputs SILVER THE CREDIT STABILIZER. tories are contracted for st once. It People Are Wasting Water wu certainly s surprise to me to And Supply Is Running Low see tee wonderful values we were The coinage of silver is the worlds paramount o able to secure ut tee convention I medium is international An vitally monetary In order to conserve the supply of Just returned from. problem. Nothing ln my water, and prevent Its waste during 36 years of mercantile necessary. experience eold tbe nights, Wsternuster Perish with it Gold coinage of pre-waverages is out of the queshss decided to eat off the s apply compares "We feel very fortunate In being tion due to lack of gold to meet inflation. If Europe each night, tuning It on again ln the able to affiliate ourselves with at early morning. Ho states that many these merchants, end have every especially is to adopt any kind of sound currency, patrons of the water system, who reason to believe test this step of least the kind that possesses- unequivocal circulating are not metered, have been In tbe oars will be appreciated by the peohsblt of allowing the water to ran value, it must be through silver rather than gold coinage. of Tlntic." ple throughout tbe night in order that This should be obvious to even those who are only pipes will not frees ap. This le n WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. in the subject superficially interested violation of tbs city ordinances bat The Women of Woodcraft held It is hardly conceivable that a majority expert opinIt Is difficult to stop tbs practice their regular meeting Monday even-,lnand the easiest way out of tbo sltav ion will insist that paper money of the kind Europe has when the following officers tlon Is to shat off tbs water after were Installed: . sound or circulated in the past ten years is either 10 o'clock at night This may be an Margaret Drew, Guardian Neighsensible Inconvenience in some Instances bat bor. so mack water la being used that If they again resort to paper money in the form of Elisabeth Cutleton, Advisor. there le danger of a serious shortage Della Wall, Put Guardian Neighdireccertain in indicated now is which indemnity bonds, and the watermaster says there bor. tions, they will fall deeper into the mire of economic teems to be no other way of conservSarah Bowen, Magician. destruction. ing tbe supply. In order to give proMercy Adams, Captain. per protection In cue of Are a man Row Ish, Clerk.' Silver seems to offer the only hope for establishing le kept at the storage reservoirs in. Nettle Dunn, Banker. sound credit If this sound credit viewpoint is correct reodlnew to turn the water on at s Lulls Fillmore, Inner Sentinel. minutes notice. and if these European nations fail to face realities, then ; Nora Ferguson, Outer Sentinel. This is the mayor of Fairport. T3, an important fiafbor on Lake Erie - n . Following the Installation of ofthe Far East and this country will prevail above the cross from Canada. The bootleggers in fast motor boats bring whisky ficers a social session wu held. Reacross in three hours, and have made Fairport a booze headquarters. Tjte wreckage, aa these countries will hold the tangible monewere served. All memfreshments peryte have elected Him Amy Kankoncn, aged 23. mayor, end she is ' FOR FLETCHER'S bers art urged to attend tbe next tary wealth of the world. pledged to put the bootleggers to flight. Picture shows her making a chrmica! teM of the contents of a bottle. meeting on February 6 th. " ,a ar - g, . . -- Children Cry CASTORIA I |