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Show A DEVOTED TO THE GREAT TINTIC MINING DISTRICT 1 1 tt t . . . I HOME OF THE WORLDS LAROEST SILVER-LEA- MINES D . Number 17 'Edieka Man's Burial Took Place at 1. I.. i of ill,, i:l (aanilriaiilfiit !ii I- iVllli f" W -f4gate5pe0Ple lre - Mackenzie Talks About Mining c,pi!ai t i... - .. i. .. Stan-- , He had i.-- iv . (, ,,, ,L X!11 TuT'Z'. i T Kiai., :;r. ,t.,x been m .j0I) the Central ,fcan a in- sent j'ar "i heirsr dru ; ..f.! V1!'i,!", bad fur w,)iii. 1Jsui nest few days Ifriend ml lit was i i,. I 11;(. . jiik. ho.u. Uik, 1 iIlItM...,unJ t,r ,i t, a. ... Xuri.i-..- ' U V '.!. , n : Tiiiii.i.l Mr. M - I I. ill. 'll,-- . (ir) ' .! i - Work O 'imii ih:iiiti regard- ri li.iii.lli i Y-'- -- - n it i. t I rain Upon li iu tleoi e Vd.iiii, former business! til)' man of tins ii) and now a resident ' ,,an 1'ark, al , writes that he lnilia 'f " iriiiirou,a i ,u W, . Dividend Bus Line Propos ed ntlfd Buemeee men of thie city will ..kiiixio and hr thon arut S'aivs MiniUfi company will aitulo work for better transports. m ..a to 'ii..:ii to what extent silver ea:.r tin- Tintw liistrirt. dcveloptna m iiiiiK. ai. t if i .iiirse Tintn is thr ilami tion between Eureka and hi tin- 'Vast Midst." In (he It .idii.u s !vi r iLiu.iiiK Mr of Mviion in the Adam this new opiuiou company iii'i.Viii; camp of Dividend. , n is n ii..-- i on the cliiiiaiic coil- - ov ci looUt-.- l a wonderful opportunity ,i. ..Tmm.l Journey. drillers i :!,;.i i oil. ,i I. lion in ii ii. I other far cast when Itnv were taking many Ihous-I.i.,..- h Mr. Mnlliian I1 'l'''1. .Ill l.lilm lie .Hi Two very interesting meet logs of o for -- ine time' .Mm wivingl hi ludia mean gmi.t unds of dollars eaeh mouth out of w,,l,w ' d.iinb'.r. t'li T 'I'1 bflp ClVrli ill t:'. .1, ... . work in thin U,' l of ci Kureka business wen wsra held dur- tli.it tic.iin ops an llieir tiKriculiura! t'enii'iinial at Kureka mlna liilin I .iN.it mu bill. . t.,t m I,. l.at roiiiiiiy, au.i 1. ti;.p(-iiP1! week for the purpose of t on tin. farms this plae lhe seemed but little in ll.i ,in !.r tl, fTilieiVulral Stan-- . US oils I .III. Ill f e.lll an in the vulier parts of the discusalug and If posstbla working Kor for aces silver. interesiinn pi.iikii ' . i i: ,t .,t l. survived by t a ' .iihiih i 1. i!i. late are of I'n ai bem,la,, or even In adjoining ,'ul O'., adjidns tlio ,dlng to better I ransslur has pour inn inio ludia. ilistrU I o I, it ..in i.r in the Vsia. t'hin.i liatlon between Kurskl and I amt Mr. aroun.l omer Adams. writes countries XiJiixi ami it Mr. Suliii.m a. is born il.i.ivcl . i; ; ni while a s iibst.iin ml iiuiiiev is de would have bei'ii a simple mailer lo'dtnd. 1 he first meeting was last . . , i. ' f,.. daimt lia alreadydrill.n net. Mirhi . ... Nov ' I" iter tiller i.m.i " on Monday dijniiaid ,i, l .not people would not Iiaie driven - a drift from the lower! r,dlf of this week. .k .' iih f.wr on uP.r ..f fl..- IWk v,r Into Iitak' !r,Sfirt .rk to be taken V, I'.iT; ') TTT:' in Standard '' 'll'' ',l Kl,'4'r transportation bo- annu.illy into India tnarixiti. or tu have performed the' "'I1 vi' .arlv w irs .if 1li" .kj tvntral ,,n ' Eureka and the eastern end ddo Mr. Smelting 1 mIiUIi It -' ta iV,;s,,,,,k now nmi.n oui. Tons of Itaddaii U ir inned State sU!IiMn L . !' 'f the district, where tho btg Tintlc ' hwh hundn-dlit h from Hoik North ft '.imerexled and it ia to be, Jtlv .IW,u.tl Na of, l"oratlo"; ;r'' l.n.,1 ii. i hnil r lo1- o..in i,. no l.o ar founds aiv nsod in tin trappiiiK of a! The Keporti er's all en t ion has h.en 8lu,,,i',, n! ,Ut,r mining , V reiiular .1 m in i ii 4. lb ami,i u u morn lo- a ml :is luh mikW thouKht that many i;n,s, Mr. rulled Adams mhili a Quito! a by lo of naiivo lrjili.iiit series i ,1 iu a iii.iiiiir.n'tii!'.ii i 't.i i.f .n-- liisii.'l find properCes ofti-ril round .iliuosl now s employment ..then rurt.i's as inurli as thirty appearing In Ii id and aNo l,.l e.n.I.na,. m with I drill will resi.l, lit i - virlu.illv inieresied pounds of siiver made into P d.ivs and no! 1,l,uI Angeles newspaper, having ,h,,r' " ,,h ,h. ' Jewelry bousi-or in Ibw f111 and fl. t'ona. property anuil.er. n.oiv thief in of all kind-- , down the1 wrist and! been prepared by one of the Invest-- ! including be luet in puitmK was recent years u'b employment In the l)ll-i- n (.iiuiocit'd wi;!i th. ankle band.) aud necklaces As thc!,,,,,nt housea of that city. These e. n district will bw bad- pr.Hpi-i'itvert Iseiiients tell of the large for'!"11" I1"' United water department of Kurek.i Citv these natives the are of speaker expl.iiiud As a urveyor's assistant h putative c:,' If Kurrka rontlnuaa to neled tunes have in lnen that mude mining,1 1 iTbe contrwlS- lo llot thc Kl,rka BI r,,w Mi,inf prosper. in of nitnea Tlntic and .'nali. espcfially Ii btiu-fiteVir fflal of the Tlntic Standard liai aru-ullireil ouniry hkre orguniil Imntle Park t tty district. Ww nolo that J'yn.un ro t loo early to Rive much fair In thle tu t people, or the par- - n,lne are exceptionally men the vest A Job. 'uij regarding the and have announced their lies aonie-know their ads. ! but preparing af holes may be drilled thing about the early history of Ihe willingness lo give Kureka roinera of a cheerful disposition and piodurt:; lli.it exists in Itali and be- that proper conslderalton. Many are now iwfutton eained The carry arouml and pro- - ic utennlal Kureka mine. through'4 waathe th) i.m or ill health rauso there is no winter employ- - lei t from but the w,,rk misfortune ,har larga how tells verllseiiient majority rnVl the too are theft, early day p.vor 7 They ro a long way ,n,,n, "r w," Ibai brings Rl,.l to buy gold. Ii.n.e they purchase miners ridiculed ihe Idea that re'uf Tlntic Hlandard employees loot "ine upou him h put up a tho of extent tlio wmtning residents of Dividend I would lie found at that property, j Including ex jjrht nnd curr(,(l ou illin, ,,ft, , the warn f. r .voiiiim: mm grow ing up on silver. which may posai bl y ti Ihelr homes In various Utah man would have eiven up farms or in agricultural rominiini- which whs more Ihun two Ihousund n,-Tho aV(ir;iRe of tho Klwants Uluh plan the underground working to conduct an educ.it tonal feet away from the older mines auch county town, quite a number drivthe farms det(p.ir Mr. Sullivan's death is H''- many of ventral Standard. u f general regret here and 'ih be natural result that there are campulgn with a view lo pulling a - ns Ihe Kureka Hill and lleck, and ing from pulufs a far away a ,naHr the United State !y and Rpanlsh Kork. how a small Investment ureal losses during harvest time due formation regarding the mine has there wi,iow a of In sympathy of'hU development Hie diffi.ulty iu securing Housing facilities at Dividend n'ber of people. farm ihe hand of th.so engaged In farm- - brought rich returns. The lia Anthe ,drK0 have never been sufficient to meet ;trai . .n.bo-- . through No such trouble exists in Utah lug is Funeral service were conducted certainly a move in tho right geles people have adopted the slo- Ihe requirements of Tinlle Hlandard nature never lies," slatnPra Union Hall oil Monday ai be mines have a tendency to keep direct inn in tlm opinion of Mr. Mac- - gan tliut diamond a and the mine officer are on employee the ing when that conditions the least at boys who under the direction ha geological farm, finds vPnnK the being say that during kenxie, J,7a'hln it is cnmnleted and anxious to glva other It willing be ore will are ihui for of found. the season when they ure least antagonism to mining In tha right part ie rstcrnnl Order of Kagles. "rill consult with Manager law making bodies among Ihe best, but of course not until someone with Tlntic miner, auch a Kureka, Mamlocal needed, badly and. of the Ihe also J. mining lodge, president rt Pifrpont regarding the A man may have foresight and confidence makes the moth and Hllver City resident, opU. Campbell, was in charge and he ni.ikos farming profitable. 'Informed people at this property, Ai portunities of working there. The ion of lent no the was iluh other interests except farming! necessary search. called la general wan aasifited by other ofticers of the- ,u the fart that t. Hamilton, who business men of our rlly will try to o well If hut K. he is W. furnishes Informed the Itedniond. mining regarding speakr. overcome the problem of transporthe United of mine for r . freight handled ibe inditsiries of Utah lie Is a boost- '"at outlintalk pproprlate Should Mark Soldiers' P;r hit member of ma e- xtation, even if they find It necsesary railioails. Mr. Maekenxie. er for mining. fbe aervicea that the deceased by I In subsidin'. a bus line Into tha Divia department nn fha local 1U U16 Ku-hNo said that the merchants of BniVfl Heher Jones, vice president, preCflQCtCfy dend . thi. ntsmond ;bad rendered to the community dur- section of the district. 7 o last Ulah Pai'l sided at on to Ihe club rka of '5n year in Monday,! residence bis forty year meting tin ..n In Pon county Various angles of tbs bus propowholemile In are over houses II. Dills where there L. J. $300,000. He, post sition are now Hay pluces being absent, 'iv If U; Kureka and speaking word of rombeing investigated Ihe American Legion, and oilier knew 'bat Ihe sum was correct a It! Done gave a brief Klwanls educa-;o- f '.i-- . L..fi..lJi J.1 fort to the member of hi family. bud structural ronaiuona - and reporlB will lie mads to tha loI innal connection! been In Mis looked talk and arrangeup organizations, Ignore the Ilarney patriotic jjuirai numberstwoforHelectiouaservice aae. or greatly similar to a couple of songs, Miss Helen menta are lielug mad to properly cal business men In the near future. g from w'h be mine tax fight in Ihe f0n0Wg: wpre ormurk the grave of Mldlon. The C. K. Ilulshof Is chairman of thisownlieeslcy accompanist. ti' Bwih'iif tils a fxed quartette consisting of Mrs. laturmerchants, ganization shop ral rovernn.ent will aupply the Mrs. K. K. Bradley. UlT .d and professional mea and Waltar Rht to the Charlen Bechtol,and without rost provlded ln- - ers .markers ChrisWalter Jht" Trank Garrity Is secretary. Kully Ik par Jensen fault tone with the or idlvidual organlxatlons give the, topherBon, and with Mr. A, local firm have been rap- f,B necessary Information: name, aerial two meetlnga al- jton as accompanist; a olo bv 'b number, company and regiment and ' rw,rnt,'I being, already stated the Central OHare, Mias Josie Bunnell .th.! Ulll1! We "a',y aervlce. branch of auppoae! the Marion much the'1 ? 1,,a with every- - arcompanit; aolo by Miss accom- -' or 'that to this veterans in- applies Kureka the and New strikes alimulate as Lily properties. Lily always vii nuNiimm and complete harmony NrdeJXnt The Copper arPer- The Mrs Burton was a "f grea In Is and the W,,r"1 V coming by tcresl in mining and result in new Dulsble capital back of the movement. opening prayer iift has a depth of 1230 feet Paabrt are conflict. baan Two. cummltteea have already bn 'lier 650 foot shaft la located vetfew War World . are but There v. , Tniral Standard portion of Prayer aaf J enrw eruns at rest In the Kureka cemetery j consisting of WnUer in the undeveloped ground of this but that place contains tha remains transportation, thilinf0 Inahinfrjr ,a D. II. Crnvsn, W. P. Bbrlver, John J Han- - fn other sect ion of the state. The Jensen, beareraere In of who with several aerved credit 1 BininXS K. H'rike in the eastern end of our dls-- , mtning section C. nn-P. 1. ha?e Wonfi ni'la Harrington. war of our country. That Frank Uromar, Nate Wllmore, As a result of the strikes here Inwill give Tintic a couple of new1 Je8s0 and the other on flnnncee,' HuI"hFennell, - Rone the outcome of someone rase llie the b'lnit the work In other bw, mines and that certainly is not all leresi has also Increased will start up of A. C. Uurton, Joseph Herring. soon. They feel ' thew and perhaps roil Id handle mad these discoveries mean lo our Utah mining enterprises. The 'bat Fuellenbach were and C. K. Ward. services The exceptionally Property has a chance ot difficulty, should list all district and to the atate. Already a In of spring and aummer promises Thera is no renaon why Euraka : into some he of them from record, good ore bodies. cemetery TinoT in unusual thfDaRlI wLdmcn aclivity the lot of new work has been mapped to witness then see that proper markers minersincannot aecura andof hold posiLTi7.l0.r- w1!0 man 1 years ?,eT!,?r out forTrntiTsimpiy)C(auV'of'the' tic and In all of the older mining and the properties Dividend, other and Worldemployees Firemen are serured from Waahlngton. It Is tions nted with Mr. Dierpont in of ore in the North district of Utah. masement of the Copper Leaf of the dtjr but by many ,,e.nd', ,n timely discovery most regret tabla to see the grave of or any where on the east aid," 'ral Standard and who locat- - fading a number from out of 1oqD. an old soldier neglected. W know which la but fifteen minute away by The rma,n8 were taken, t0 of unsuccessful efforts to locate auch auto. Good roads will result la tha J of the claims embraced in Now Oil Well Price of that time and on of the Of Real interMoney ill likely assist In the Plenty y raves. In the Kureka cemetery, on reduction tl,e following morning, to be given attention by lomatters xhiih will be taken nn on mmi beinS at the l lly ;mf:l8ry at Behind Present Market Nearing Dakota Sands cal buslneas men la road Improve"Ud. that place with the members of the ments. assisting of Kagles Salt Lake lodge to Hem. brethren in the cerea! The Kureka pertaining brokers following their Lake Salt One of the Equipment Zuma Will Clean Up A fine admonies at the the statement n,ls ii well which Kureka people are or ,wu aRI, nia, d &y Be Used In Tintic dress waa len grave; so much d by t. Remaining Indebtedness r ,.rll.H .ppcared In the brV; that. he had never se--boom O Hansen one of the slate a Has Served Postmaster mining, lflNt np ln I Hllll t TlfP hft of H,atement, haTe.tbe Eagles, who formerly lived at,.. wiktM. IIp assessment levied this wash ht Under Three Presidents by The of the silver City. A. ,b, .11 .h, I'rlr, lllv- -r the directors of the Zuma Mining ,;cd:pVTff1i,,ialf " bought prob- -j o company in the suburb company will dear up all of the shares in Ihe Tinlle Issues, that artroleum Frank lleesley, postmaster at this company's debts and give a couple (Thursday) vven-..this city yesterday unusual the activity fur rcsnnnsible iJipment win "allege pface Pittman Measure Will P- obtained a depth of place, this week received hi of thousand dollars as n nucleus for e exchange, are paying cash ing lh drill had vy ?nd from I'realdent Coolldge.j, working fund. The ona tlma larga poiniment expensive pasaen- ) , Oo Ovevr For Present,;:, t a beautifully engraved certlftrale of this rompany was soma time tl.TmMe,now beinR Dwtrict. If a gaso-snSlatlve pur- - 'here, says Driller Kd. Walsh. At placing him In charge of the Kureka ,K0 reduced to $1,000. An - n,r,Le than f r Indi! Indicated a black sand dNpaches , for another four years, nient of 1 cent a share will bring In ...... here the same Stock purchased in that'Mie point with oil Is le- - dating from last December when the about $$,000. rhllpS bp g,ven San rate that there la little Prospect tnai(poses. Impregnatwl r,v d hl.j en- - nomination s.T was made by Congress- At Ihelr meeting this week the "iVSe.Jljng hrough up and he I much The the Pittman silver bill or .he cimg-- j and .n.r ciiantv', where imilar to suihbujingl can II. Colton and given the rectors of the company did not pass bill lion with the showing. Icouraged on that Tin-- ; minerals relief i" the ,h nfronis the Itio Grande letter flltr is getting stronger wnli ev- bis session, in view of the support of the house and cus the development of the min 1.. senate. of IkM. Interest th. but decided that aom tou he dr.JI. isiM (( h.) aands. Mr. lleesley will have aerved In charges could be saved by calling on the certifi- - ,le is at the lop of the Dakota twelve feet more of pipe must this capacity nearly twelve yearsltbe shareholders for another as down to shut off Ihe water when Ms present term expires late menl which will be the last until anwill be h drilling In December, 1030. Ills work In the' other development campaign Is alertlast Wednesday re- Kureka poslofflce has already had ed at the Zuma. did from the Kangely the endorement of three presidents, fields that a government Wilson, llardlng and Coolldge, and New J. P. Will File Vlt that In which he la Interested has various postal authorities have comcation auti.;n,Miea are used Hng ago. ,h S,'M within Bond And Take Office lie mented favorably on the manner In ball riven its owners a producer, Under' the Tittm i O would nP fliW tells The Bun that the showing here which the affairs of Ihe office are o? some tary7f' IhV Dennis Harrlanaun, elected !for the work so far done is as good being conducted. P'ace of these ed to purchase an additional T;'!g p0rtsmen tO Lose in Just lea for Kureka at thn last o :ns anything he ha ever seen else- of American 500.000 -haa not yet qualified but election, Seining fj be WhisUe Against Fire Will ifi Pight Ry - which1 at $1 UyTnTlL he states that he haa prepared a of Kureka, one of the Link in lhe Rio purthai c is Purchased for Firemen bond sad will assume tha dalles of the office Is the near future. James For years past. In fact ever alnce Creighton, who haa held tho office this town has had a fire department,! for several years, la atlll acting nnd fire alarms have been sounded by, will eontinno to do ao until Mr. Her-th- e whistles at some or the mines ringtoa la ready to relieve him of but the time haa come for Installs-- 1 the work. Jndge Creighton refused W. WUn.or, N. lion of a siren at th hall, ae-- to run for the office at the last Ju rph J- - Adam spent part of this week in cording to Chief John city slble for the failure blof Qlbrivi,pt! and stream of th '.election. J. Hannifin lhP bojt- - Salt bkc City, going there on bul- - and other members of tha depart-- l committee to lve be itrymen of I ub r"Pty' o w who prof. t through 1,., ed status before the house. ment. One reason why this change 6 ft ft 4 4r luezai taken fih we in of game on is necessary Is that there la now no ft Merchandise Bo&nU months a four have insisted night work at mines that are eloe! . . 1 to a NOW UlldCT Tho B&H d r.g per.od. Septto Kureka, the Chief Cona. having! a menace to the game fish. tar be under but to h recently dispensed with its night ft Seining la supposed V.h mal planes Thr fi;i never be many game ilS l'ak way from Efforts to wo?1 to I0" by had ' of tbe Yhat 'tbe people who ounce of gray matter under his head-- ! plant. ft this 'ban. according to Sheriff ft Western. !prn!r,ed' triER LAnKvle4 or of Two most the the three f0K will the be sirens bassj that knows ft Kalghn. who has had nnmerons ft been kicb sent. gear Th have for year Pwa ,ly hand;e ,bthe aeins never get: out from Salt Lake for Inspection ft complaints regarding their op- - ft into are T'' prel5ra:narlr that get and er a along w aD(j mon ag0. .j,, ' be wel- - ft were taken several The present plan I ft eration. Thn aherlff says that ft A, nn time the back into the water again, that ways t.y the firemen. anflanrtnj: taking Install one that can be operated ft these boards are In violation of ft from the local telephone office also ft tho law and can no longer be ft :from the city hall. A telephone op-'(-ft he la per- - ft tolerated erator would then to able to sound ft tonally notalthough opposed to the more ft the alarm and also give the algnal ft harmless trade atlmnlatlng de-- ft code which wonld tell the location ft vices where no merchandise or ft of the blase. Th members of the ft money la offered aa prizes. Ar-- ft city council have expressed a will- - ft rests will be mad If boards ft bBF for th firemen one ft with i,nnaa inns, cameras, watchea, ft ' been cat- - liable as the bootlegging of moon-- . of these modern sirens with motor ft knives, etc., are pnt ont fa this common Yh"more Tintic . trip over ft point above the uthe most rowded to the ft The road was finan ft vAS where once they shine liquor is In Tlntic mining. I attachment, a thoroughly modern. ft district. machine for sounding fire alarms, " UBkeTd 00 acconnt Standard andetb tothi tim become Numerous to a so " Standard. ft ft ft ft lag beenfrom the Tintic t- i:.. -' i.n i . , - - - , ' . V ftte : - l.j-.W.- , I I )1 I t I i.' 1 a :.r I 1; )..-,- i lt-- . -- , : J ee-on- n- ; 1 d -- 1 r us-d.r- i- k s ll-.os- 'n .If t ii.i-.i-- . 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