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Show 4 Serving Drager-to- n, Sunnyside, Sunnydale and Columbia. Combined population e.uuu Volume The Dragerton Tribune TO BE STAGED WEDNESDAY P . - i1" EAST CARBON BAND AND GLEE CLUBS TO PLAY V, Precision March by Bennett Prince and the Pauper Over w, ture by Johnson The Gypsy Festival Overture by A1 Hayes Show Boy March by Will Hufi Glee Clubs Will Sing The glee clubs which have performed so notibly this past yei. are planning another outstandng program. The seventh grade mix- ed chorus under the direction of Mrs. Mihahk with its 60 membets will sing The 60 members of the 9th and 10th grades mixed chorus as well as the 50 members of the 8th grade girls glee and the bov5 glee under the direction of Mrs McAlpine will be on hand to give another of its very capable and delightful programs. The Girls Ensemble will give , s t Mr- f r - i tT i 1 V- - j V , 4 j)? s -.vr ;- i Vv- Is 1 V; f 0 ;1V1 X L V V M T JM'?': r 4 r V't j , v.r y : 1 Ll Erection of new homes in this east Carbon comINDUSTRY BOOMS AT SUNNYSIDE is the town site and payrolls during the coal strike. Shown munity coke ovens in the rail yardsTead ng from the Utah Fuel Company to the company's operators in used independent coke by of he picture These ovens produce left is shown in towns.te the weS; and for smaM industrial plants. Port of the Dragerton the upper right hand corner of the picture. several select numbers. Katherine Zela will play a piano solo. J. BRACKEN LEE ENTERED G.O.P. GUBERNATORIAL The coal is discharged from the veyor belt, which also takes the conveyor into eight tons capa-- l coal from the hopper under the city cars, spotted by electric No. 1 rotary dump. This 1300-fo- ot section of congathering locomotives At present there are 12 gathering loco- veyor operates through a rock motives each of ten ton capacity. tunnel, running on a 3 per cent In addition there are four fifteen grade from inside the mine to the ton electric haulage locomotives, outside transfer house. Here the with the haulage trains being coal goes through a primary roll handled by a train dispatcher crusher, set to- - a seven-inc- h opthrough a mine telephone and ening, which breaks the coal. A. signal system. magnetic pulley on the main conWith the present equipment the veyor belt serves to eliminate mine is capable of producing iron from the raw coal before it tons of coal per day, on a enters the primary crusher. ' two shift basis. At present there ' To the person visiting the are two rotary dumps in: opera- mine, the outside conveyor, extion, one on each of the first two tending from the transfer station levels. Each of these empties one to the tipple at the mouth of ear at a time, into a hopper Horse Canyon is most interesting. rub- This belt, capable of handling 750 eight-pl- y feeding a ber belt. The No. 2, or lower ro- tons of coal per hour, is a continuous belt, 3500- - feet- - long. tary dump, is located on the and travels at 400 feet pier min-be- lt, level, and its 2,200 feet long takes the coal ute. At this capacity it is capable rail up the pitch to the No. 1 rotary of loading fifteen fifty-to- n of derate or at cars Hfere the coal the is belt. hour, per dump con- - one each four minutes. livered to another Violin Artist To Play In Dragerton INTO RACE Mr. and Mrs Wilmos Csehy of New York City will be guests musicians in Dragerton, May 5th. COUNTY DELEGATES PLEDGE VOTE TO LEE The violin owned and used by is a Carlo Ferdi-nanning, April 29th. A new motion The hat of J. Bracken Lee, former mayor of Price, and Wilmos Csehy made at film made in 1772 in picture recently a candidate for governor on the Republican ticket in 1941, Milano, Londohf, It at one time beMoosehaven, the home maintained Italy. was once again, tossed into' the campaign by the Carbon longed to Ferdinand David, a by the Loyal Order of Moose for its aged members, will be shown, County gathering of Republicans at their county convention contemporary of Felix Mendelalso the fine picture, Child City, on Monday last. While Mr. Lees name had been mentioned ssohn. The bow he uses is made which depicts life at Mooseheart, many times as being a candidate, he has as yet not announced of the finest pernambuco wood, where the children of deceased he will enter tire race. The county convention delegates ig- fomr of solid ivory set on each members are educated and train- nored this, and in their resolution, stated his being the side with a one carat Amethyst. ed. W. S. Edmonds, regional dichoice of a majority of the voters in the 1942 election for The tip and frog are gold trimrector for Utah and Southern Congress, and again the choice of the majority of the med, and the gold slide on the PreIdaho, will be the special guest voters in 1944 for governor, and then pledged the delegates frog bears the inscription, and will give a short address to the state convention to support, work and vote for the sented to Wilmos Csehy, FebruThe musical program promises nomination and election of J. Bracken Lee, in order that he ary 10, 1945, m appreciation of fine entertainment, and everyone his fine art, Luthier Rosenthal. be elected the next governor of the state of Utah. is most cordially invited to come may This special feature will be held Delegates selected to the state out and enjoy an evening of convention were: at the Community Dragerton McGowTerry church at 7:30, May 5th. vJix E,rv KAISER-FRAZE- R pleasure. Following is the com- an, Oscar Carlson, John W. Hoi- - VWIVliVl I plete program. den, Erin Leonard, B. L. Dart, Presentation of Colors by the Thorit Hatch, Margaret Lee, J. W. CCT YYP TYNPQn A V Price Moose Troop of Scouts. Hammond, Henning B. Olson,01-- 1 John W. Galbreath St Co. adWelcome by Governor R. A. Lawrence Migliaccio, Frank M. the Democratic A of vised Wilcox residents of Dragerton in meeting Stone, Mrs. Royal Frandsen, Jack central committee in Carbon a letter this week that due to Tap dance by Doris Morrow. Belmont Richards, World, Mary the heavy spring run off certain Short talk, Moroni Hunt, past Jensen, Frank B. Hanson, Wallace county has been called for 8:00 28, for the purpose conservation measures must . be A m,, p, April governor of Helper Lodge. HenC. Mrs. J. Hubbard, new industry was born for Grange, to least at of 'names six with the culinary water. taken Vocal trio, Ellen, Estella and selecting East Carbon, Friday last, when ry Ruggeri and R. J. Vaughan. comto rethe be submitted this For county Sharon Preston. period and until the The county organization was of the recently acquired on striction is lifted, lawn sprink- - bee first coketheovens Film, City of Contentment set up, with present chairman, missioners to fill a vacancy hive byf the Kai reCarbon The East Junior High commission caused the Piano solo, Ruby Mihalik. by the ling will be restricted to between Frank B. Hanson, being was Parts company in spite of earning out in third the hours of 6 PM and 8 PM each The Child City. Film, as was also Wallace Grange as cent death of William Campbell. Surrounded dignilighted. by creditable a made DemoCharles Semken, county very place Accordion solo, Donna Ho!li- -l day. secretary and James Bergera a.1, cratic taries representing the county and man. chairman, stated that the showing against Price and Helper. treasurer. Mrs. Royal Frandsen various communities, as well as close and meet was The entire applications from those who wish Address, W. S. Edmonds. was elected many of the large coal producing a teams had of the to the for good be considered any 1 refresh-position Following the program in the county, the companies ' the chance for must be tendered in writing. top position. ments will be served. torch was applied to a pile of a meets come for The bit to early the county law, Committee in charge is Tom According E. commissioners must name a suc- our boys who do not have a good i John W. Galbreath & Co. have kindling covered by coal, by Pruitt, John Peak, Simon Richof the Ironton J. Duffy, manager on. to track cinder to cessor deceased a member practice ards and Harold Pruitt. win- blast been repairing and GO furnaces as well as the coke The points and events for the dow screens at installing within 30 days after the vacar.cv houses the Assisting Mr. Duffy operations. as follows: are East Carbon and not done if tney have exists boys BE throughout Dragerton. Last win- -j was George Morlock, superin so in that time the governor ter many residents stored their tendent in' charge" of the" coke Division I makes the appointment. own window screens in their 60 won first Jack Reynolds in Thus far, piersons who have If these residents will houses. A new source of tourists will been rumored as being interested and 75 yard dash. now place their screens outside, by the g0vernment in i943, and be finding their way through in the appointment include J. O. Division II maintenance personnel of John were The annual installation of offion)y used a short Ume to seacom-- 1 Peterson, former county cers of the Price Moose Lodge Carbon county and Price this Harry Abeyta won first in high W. Galbreath Se Co. will repair SUppy the first coke for the steel son. These tourists will be trav- missloner; Orson Carl Nelson, will be held at the Moose Home jump, first in 100 yard dash; first these .screens and place them on plant at Provo. After being idle eling along U. S. 24, with a pro- Nyman, Eugene Coli, Jess Bryans on Friday, April 30th. 220 yard dash; second place in the windows. Also, if there are for more than four in. years, the fir-- extension of the highway, and Murray Mathis. These names screens that need painting broad any Preceeding the installation, a posed jump. oven of last week the first lnj? which ended at Grand have been mentioned on the so- class initiation will be held with markings Paloni won second in the company advised that they jea(js off a new operation which Johnny new route This will Junction. called and or may 100 would see-ththe screens are wjn mearf many more employees thirty candidates joining theor-de- r, now extend from Price, south not be grapevine the may yard dash. among applications Arlen Newell won third in 100 painted. and past governors of the tkjs sectjon, as well as a vast- along what is now Utah High- submitted. and second in 220 please Place yur screens out ly expanded payroll., lodge filling the chairs. dash, yard W. S Edmonds, regional direc- way 10, through -Emery county yard dash. iinyoUrirontyardwheretbe3t resent plans call for the start- -tor for Utah and Southern Idaho, and Salma canyon.- The ultimate Neil won first in shot can be checked and put on your ing up of Clark first 250 ovens as end of the extension will be at will be present, representingJ the i put and second in pole vault. rapidly as possible. There are a Hoover dam, with Bryce and Zion Supreme Lodge, and in addition total of 500 ovens in the project, Johnny Paloni, Arlen Newell, on the route. to installing the officers elect, Canyons being Jiminez Leandro and Harry and all will be put in shape. The Information of this proposed wall show the new film recently won second in 440 yard Abeyta first fire is to warm up the ovens was week received this made at Moosehaven, The City change and no coke will be produced, but relay. by the Carbon County Chamber of Contentment. Division III the fire will spread out for a The stork again hit top proof Commerce from R. M. Saw-hil- l, The initiation will begin at 8:15 new in to duction deliveries in won Franco first his the hign charge which will consist of Ralph of Glasco, Kansas, who is p. m., followed by the installation 93 per cent of coal secin Six broad babies first Hospital. Dragerton approximately jump; U. Associajump; S. of 24. the of officers at 9:15, to which the secretary came to 440 the 'from ond dash. in the Sunnyside operation of hospital, three boys yard Me. Sawhill stated that his ladies are cordially invited. The tion. Kaiser in The won stork second Inc., and 7 per and three Harris Kenneth Company, girls. played a hundred Price Chapter, Women of the group had ordered vault. The blast of 320 pounds of cent of a low volatile coal which new highway maps nq favorites this week. pole thousand Moose, will serve refreshments Morris Nelson won third in iTNT, which was set off at noonjwill be shipped from Oklahoma. will show the new On April 20 a girl was born and a very pleasant . social eve- printed which Ion- - Wednesday, .... to Mr, and Mrs, John. Masters of shot-put- ,' route. April 2Lat.Buck-J- - First coke charges will be made ning is anticipated. a The Dragerton. horrr following Wash, twenty miles east of at the ovens on Tuesday Or ,Wed-- j day It is recognized that the Salina to Mrs. born and Mr, April 26 or 27. The blast was, boy Castle Dale, attracted the alien-jnesda- y, route not comwill be Canyon & furnace of Purin the United operation at Provo will States entire of Ruggero tion Sunnyside. pleted as a hard surface highway Mr and Mrs Joe Vigil of Cofor a possible two or three years. ;and most of the world. Covering i await the arrival of coke from for the Denver Post and Asso- - j the ovens, and is expected to get It has been pointed out that the lumbia had a daughter on April to while a was son Mr. born 22, dated Press were Special Cot- - under way by May 5, accordng is and It has come to the attention of highway gravelled, during and Lettermen Clubs An The respondent Gene Lindbeg of the, to Supt. George Morlock. the deputy sheriffs of Dragerton1 most of the time provides a bet- and Mrs. John Zamora of Drag- held a Pep on April 9 in ap- Denver Post staff, and Photog-- , estimated production of 750 tons on banquet erton same the day. east ter route west or than does that many persons are dumping A daughter was born to Mr. preciation of the students who rapher Floyd H. McCall. The of coke per day has been set for trash on the east and west side U. S. 89 to Thistle and then U. S. Me and the this operation. This will require SunMrs. McBroon ccmedy of and Allan presented the blast of carried notices 6 press of the highway going to Columthrough this section. The dis1200 tons of Utah coal and Approximately 70 a Price date line, and were flash-abo- ut Mr. My Shadow. bia just beyond the railroad tance between Salina and Price nydale. A boy was borrv-t- o ' attended: The 90 tons of imported1 banquet Morris Mrs. and people of James Associated Press Dragapproximately the ed through crossing from Dragerton. This is through Salina Canyon will be erton. coal from ,the Okla- -j on was held in the cafeteria. The to every paper in the country. Both babies arrived 105 miles the about with new private property of the Geneva fields. tables were decorated in- - school Photos of the blast, as It actu-.hoDistance between these April 23. Steel Company and anyone highway. coal will be colors. After the banquet the ally occurred were also trans-At presenE two of is Thistle j-, trucked from lhe points by way caught dumping trash in this area and mitted from a went the mine to the the gym to, Wiregroup 146 miles. portable will be prosecuted. The town ot Mrs. Adimae Brown entertam-he- r danced. Mrs. "Crawford, the Pep ovens around the regular state the from direct field, unit, Dragerton has an established bridge club at her home m advisor, and Mr. Allred, the Let- photo so they appeared in the Denver j highway system. A contract is trash dump which is available to Sunnyside on Thursday evening. termen advisor, both spoke. of paper the morning following the to be let for the construction ex-tall residents. This trash dump a; The spring theme was beautifully which will a new were two highway, blast. These pressmen the present time is locked and the carried out in decorations and reonly newsmen at the scene. tend directly from the Sunnyside John W. Galbreath St Co. have Mrs. Eileen Oliver key may be secured at the wareA $500.00 reward has been of- freshments. - mine to the ovens, at an estimated house of John .W. Galbreath & fered by Budge Wilcox of Sunny- was a Special guest and prizes disposed of their used'Iawn mow- In charge of the government op- j! distance of 2.7 miles. W. is , C. Prof. and erations testing Co. This trash dump is kept dale for information leading to the were won by Mrs. Lois Odendahl, ers. Lawn mowers will not be -- Present at the initial ceremo- School Colorado of the atr Livingston, this warehouse locked to restrict personnel from arrest and conviction of their any rus- Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Thelma Wright available (Continued on Page Fie) of Mines. summer. hauling trash back into the town. tlers. and Mrs. Margaret Heers. The Price Moose Lodge will present a very interesting School in the Dragerton Auditorium next Thursday eveprj-gra- 7- -8 -- fit MOOSE LODGE TO GIVE PROGRAM MUSIC FESTIVAL IN DRAGERTON The Junior and Senior high schools in the county will compete with each other again this at the annual year on May music festival. All types of musical work will be judged. Group playing, individuals m their specialties, the choruses and many other awards The annual band and glee club concert which will be given this Wednesday wilf present the same program that the East Carbon Junior High will give at the County concert. Coal handling in the Horse Canyon mine of the Geneva Steel company is engineered on a basis of a smooth flow of coal, always moving in a direct course from the actual face to the rail cars in which it is to be shipped to the coke ovens and steel plant at Provo. This is accomplished by the use of nearly a mile of belt conveyors, between the mouth of the mine and the blending bins at the rail car loading point. This mine, said to be the largest coal mine west of the Mississippi river, is also the most modern in the country. Opened in 1942, by the Defense Plant Corporation, the mine was operated on one level, and the coal was mostly handled with shaker conveyors, there being 36 in use at that time, and each one was complemented with belt and chain conveyors. As the mine expanded, to a second level and now a third level has been added to the workings, haulage distances have been lengthened, requiring additional equipment. So far, It) more shaker units have been added, each consisting of a complete shaker conveyor, a short wall cutting machine, and one post mounted drill. The estimated daily capacity of each unit is approximately 56 tons per shift. , i 4 COUNTY-WID- E MAY 7 AIID8 COAL HANDLED WITH SHAKER CONVEYORS r T T 4 1 T ti'" v w. V ?- MOST MODERN III THE COUHTRY S . x nett. Number 48 HORSE CAflYON OPERATE!)!! IS THE AI1I1UAL MUSIC FESTIVAL The annual music festival for the people of East Carbon will be given Wednesday, April 28, at 8 P M in the school gym by the East Carbon Junior High School The band, over 40 strong, with their completely new uniforms and under the direction of Harold Hanson will put on their first full public appearance of this school year After weeks of practice the band is rounding into excellent condition In previous years the East Carbon band made exceptionally fine records and this years band is expected to surpass the former marks. The pieces to be played by the band will be as follows. Military Escort March by Ben- lire. Per Copy 10c Dragerton, Utah, Tuesday, April 27, 1948 1 i Let's all help to make our community a better place in whica to m do 6,-8- 00 -- on 54-in- ch 48-in- ch 54-in- ch 54-in- ch CARBOH MIRERS RETURN TO WORK 4S East Carbon is just another coal mining area that may be once again the miners have returned to their jobs. The work stoppage that has tied up all production, as well as a stoppage of paydays, lasted for 36 days, and came to an end on Wednesday morning last, April 21. after a wire had been received by the mine union officials from their leader, John L. Lewis, which stated, I do hope you will convey to each member my wish that he immediately return to work. Even though this wire arrived late in the afternoon, and evening was well advanced before most of the miners could be contacted, every mine in this district reported a very good force on duty Wednesday morning. Even this was bettered for the afternoon shift, and by Thursday morning, full production was under way. Reports from most every mine in the district are that the tonnage produced on the first day of return to work this time was greater than the first day after any previous work stoppage Coal trains were on their way to the customers, as well as Ip the steel mill by Thursday, anct these have been moving steadily ever since. During the week, rumors, evidently unfounded, were spread that another work stoppage might result from action in federal court Friday, but with the ruling which imposed no further penalty on either John L. Lewis or the mine union, the miners are expected to remain on the job. Kiddies' Matinee. Saturday, 1:00 P. M. This coming Saturday, May matinee 1, there will be a m. 1:00 at George p. starting O'Brien in the Lawless will be on the screen. In addition to the Lawless there will be four big cartoons all in color. This is a special show for the children and will be con- tinued every Saturday. All your favorite cowboys will be shown on these Saturday shows, plus Mickey Mouse, Popeye, Woody Woodpecker and the best in cartoons for the complete enjoyment of the kiddies. Starting May 8 a serial will Dick Tracy in be shown DEADEYE.. This will be shown every Saturday starting on May 8. Restrictions Made On Lawn Sprinkling VACANCY MEET WLDHtOUni TRACK TEAM COKE OVENS FIRED FRIDAY MAKES GOOD SHOWING I I j ser-Fra- zer Window Screens Being Repaired vice-chairm- U. S. HIGHWAY TO 24 THRU OFFICERS TO PRICE IS PLAR INSTALLED AT PRICE MOOSE ' , j j Trash Being Dumped On Private Property Pep Lettermen Club Holds Banquet ' J - low-volat- ile -- I Reward Offered For Rustlers Arrest he |
