Eureka Reporter | 1939-09-07 | Page 2

Tlmrsday, SopfcmW ? ta EUREKA REPORTER Page 2 1,0X0 SIEGE BEEN IX Reports of Officers Given at Special Meeting October Sth Deadline For Filing Elk Applications STRIKE AT MIDVALE SMELTER Members of Midvale Local No, Dates fur the drawing of the anSSI of the International Union of nual elk hunt have been net for OcreMine, Mill and Smelter Workers 11th at a public drawing, and tober ported that they were "digging In" ccodn ,a, ,me th Eda for long elege, according to ner all application. mu.i be in ward L. Eckman, chairman of ,he' , hi. office not ate, than October 6th. union negotiating committee. will be 1 10 for resident, union! The men, who are aeeklng a o0iey rule, and teg- shop contract, went on .trike at the the ..me a. Ilona practically of Midvale plant the United Bute. Iyt,r Smelting, Ilefinlng and Mining Com- - 'r pany on Thursday of last week. The Provo team of the Utah Indu.- I'icket. continued on duty today a. company officials confirmed Mr. trial League won the second half by two In Kckman. statement that there has defeating Magna-Carflel- d been no move toward a peace con- -, trntghl game. In the playoff last week end. They will now play ferenee. first half winners, for the Work championship. league Office. at Notary Reporter '0' ml-lo- Prices Effective FrL & Sat., Sept. 8 & 9 Unclassified bu 69c DC ADC I ILrllW Fancy Quality Utah Bartletts bu $1.25 Ilasket extra FRUIT JARS Published nu Thursday ot aa.l"' at Eureka. Utah 0. R RIPE ! J. VKRN My. Publlihera 19 I the ; 11 C .... ! Entered In (he postofnee u 3 Councllmen Bauer, Driakoy, Cronin. 41lln talk in which he outlined' thi Tunnel fjc ,ra Utah, as second elaaa ms oka. roetter under the Act - Hank Coffey and McClain anawered the lhoil, wolk Bd also made known v roll call. After the mlnutea of the- ,he pB,nB tor the vocational, train- Mountalll view 1471. and ac- ln( prwram. 2 read were session previous Empire Mines 1 He ,tated that one feature of the- ghower0 cepted bill against tha city to the actdo and lo desire was the amount of (656.41 were audited n proaraIn Americas Largest Open Cut ordered paid when funds are avail- - ufcj ronstrucllon work such us the- uus small or t Mice is Utah Copper ,'ra nble. sjruc- 0rand building of garages is After a discussion the council tirM stating that anyone desiring ,jyted tl (011 in- In Utah is one of the wurldVai- agreed to have a card aystem bu1(unga 0f this nature could have . f (.on. onjat.-(dump ore . 15 tailed for all cemetery records of blIII put up without cost providing In and acenle marvels. N.k This 90 America's lurgc-s-t years. the past forty-fiv- e tb(. material was furnished. Hoads c, open cut i bad weather Sexton R. D. Runnel!, reported be done r a theatre-llk- e miie, quarry of hI n when all work will be forced four burials in the Eureka cemetery cere. ' will . work Inside. Later on cabinet Ore is mined by 29 huge ekttrlc during August. h H A I. h o Justice of the Teace DIttmer had carr!ed on In a similar manner shovel with dippers of I ion, . thirteen case in his eourt, five of jor pera0iis who desire it. city. Maximum daily tonnage (on which were sent to Jail and the re- mid cuppliiv) 142.185, msxlBH malnder were assessed flnee In the Increase Reported 2,000, mine tracks H employees ru Exihuiue Sunk The Salt Luke amount of 170.60. Hea of standard gauge, 68 76 Yu iibrierv- niained closed on Monday The Chief of Police and Street By He&ltn Board e.rctr.c locomotoves. Height ot iu tba snee of Labor Day. Supervisor, Lon Sandslrom, reportmountain above the pit is 1,606 fat Five new cases of typhoid fever ed the expenditure of 1236.10 In Maximum tonnage would make i these offices. 136.00 of which was were reported lo the Utah State 21.6 miles train long. week the Health of during labor performed by delinquent water Board Chief Cons. 4 Or. In normal operation more tosssn to a according 25, August A Urg of the uaera. ending portion Coloido t'OIiS. 4,c. Is moved every day at the mine statement Just released by nr. thu Bullion pendlture waa for WPA work. Eureka waa Com-son- 'a moved from the bed of ths'Pu-sm- a Health State M. ManActing McKay, Watermaatcr to According Little May Vic. Canal during a similar period pointed out 08c to 94c report the city used 558,225 mlssloner. Dr. McKay season Kurth Lily at tbe lima of the most Inteuifa of the Is the gallona .of water from the Homans- that, while this 811 ver Shield lc. most Is preoperations. fever when and typhoid the vtlle wells, costing 1270.11. year Tintic Lead 10 Vic. The total tonnage moved and to M amount1 expended for operating lhe valent, it Is still Important that every Biandiird (4.80 lo (4.60. Tintic moved at the Utah Copper food to avoid be one careful. Indeed, was b was well (24.78 $63.47. city more than three tlmea the quality pent In the operation of the depart- - or water which may bo contaminated ot all material excavated from fa Wednesday ment on miscellaneous Items. Mer- - with the typhoid organism. Standard lV4c. Panama Canal up to Its openlsi h Central of cases 50 were whooping There amountchandlse used by the WPA Chief Cona. 39c to 35c. 1918. ed to (221.20. Labor by delinquent cough. 10 cases of mumps, 14 of Cons. 4 and 4 Vic. Colorado 7 of 9 of fever. amountscarlet rhlckenpox, water users, also extra help, Cull 36 to 228 for fire or sstoaa ureka Bullion 35c. tuberculosis. 6 of measles and one ed to (90.40. bile insurance. C. E. Rife. Kurt-kLilly Cons. 37c lo 33c. The report of the recorder, Mrs case each of pneumonia, undulanl 6 Eureka Standard 75c. Carlson,, showed collections of (1.- - fever, epidemic menlnellls and Mammoth (1.10. of (2.- - typhoid. There were three cases of and disbursements North Lily 99c to 95c. influenza and two cases of Infantile 823.71. Tintic Lodge No. , 10 Vic. Tintic Mre. Katie Towers, the treasurer, paralysis, A. M., meeta la Tintic Standard (4.60. Fifteen counties of the State submitted a report which checked and 4lb Tuesday 6 8c. Zuma that of the recorder when out- ported no communicable disease., each month at L 0. 0. landing warrants were taken Into snd Incomplete records were F. all. Vlalthlng broted from only three counties. IL.IXTKD CATFISH hers Invited to atteai (HAN'NKL ' Increases over the previous week IN UTAH LAKE WATERS. IRA M. MILLER, W. it. were reported for Infleuenza, chlrk-eupoState Municipal League JOHN F. ROWE, Secretary scarlet fever, tuberculosis, of channel A large consignment Meeting at St. George typhoid, whooping cough, and Oer- tHh Lak were placed ln ot Provo Uunnel1 L week ,aBt by thirty-second convenVnl The annual "por"dfor' tlon of the Utah Municipal League, tularemia, held last week at 8t. George, waa by delegates from one hun- dred cities and towna of the elate. State Handled Large SllRl Eureka City was represented by Mr. Of Money In AngUSt. and Mrs. A. D. Manaon, the former A Dignified Receipt, accruing to the state in being head of the local water do- Service at August totaled $1,594,605, aa com- - channel cat that have been placed partment. Nominal Charge. staidon waa climax- - pared with expenditures of (1,136,- - in the lake and in the Jordan Itlvcr. The three-da- y PHONE 54 The lake is acclaimed an ideal ed by moat of the dclecatea making 000. The largest dinbunu-men- t were place for these fish due to lt Ideal a pleasure trip to Las Vegas, Roul- Call Any Time Dsy or ! spawning beds. der City, Lake Mead and the dam. for emergency relief and state road Sportsmen fishing Utah Lake are Night. During the session fifteen resnlu- - with administrative costs occupying asked to pro!ect channel catfish by tlona, all Important to Utah muni- - third place. old returning them to the waters if they Emergency relief. Including clpalltlea, were unanimously adopt- Ambulance Service ed. Chief among these were: age assistance, aid to the blind, nn- - happen to caich them. Channel rats 1. Taxation of real property by employables, dependant children and are silver and easily distinguishable other typej, cost the state (614,513, from the yellowish mud species.. municipalities only. 2. Amendment to statutes autho- - state road (810,(19, and admlnis-rising citlee and towna to shut off tratlve (444,368. water for nonpayment of rentals. The remainder was expended for 3. Use of Utah made products anl of land grant tract labor by cities and towna wherever fund, building commission funds, and miscellaneous Items. possible. 4. Full cooperation by municipal!- Most revenue came from the g a un ties with the Utah State Safety Coun- - line tax, amounting to (372,652, and ell In promoting safety on the high- - ether Items were federal funds waya. (284,(49, liquor profile (67,024, 5. Opposition to rentrallzutlon of sales tax (83,871, emergency relief, federal and rounty contributions. power in elate government. Mayor Mark Anderson of rrovo, $277,406. waa selected by the group to head NOTICE OF ELECTION the league during 1140. Vice preel- Th,B u ,0 that a regu- denis, all elected by acclamation Flection will be held, the were: John B. Matheson, Salt Lake ,ar Tuesday after the first Monday City, first ; Mayor K. Joseph Law of n November. and Brigham City, serond, Mayor Eureka City Mayor George II. Harrison, of Roosevelt. and City Council. third. Pa- - September 7. 1939.) Members of the 1940 directorate ,F,r Include Vern Muir of Logan, Albert L Aim. E. Miller of St. Ceorge, Henry II. Lunt of Cedar City, William Grogan of Price, and Harold A. Stephens of F T,,E PARTY who took wheel-Hcbe- r. barrow from John Murley's gar- wl11 Please return It at once Logan was chosen as next years o questions will he asked and convention city. ELECTRIC RATES ARE LOWEST IN HISTORY trouble avoided. Parly le known, The women's auxiliary elected the Mrs. offlrers: Mark Ander FOR SALE following Economy Fruit Jars, son of Provo, president; Mrs. Roxey reasonably priced. Mrs. Garrity, S. Romney of Rt. George, first vice Phone 111. president; Mrs. Nick Bernardl of Price, "n'ond vice president. Mr. LOST Purse, (10 greenback and I 1 1 George H. Harrison of Roosevelt, small change. Reward. No ques-secretary and treasurer; Mrs. He- tloni asked. Mm- - Alina Morgan. her C. Maughan of Logan, parliaWANTED Kitchen range In good mentarian. condition. Rlelne Allman, Phone;; As adopted, the taxation resolu- -' lion favora the segregation of prop- cty for the purpose of taxation, thus , ,, itniivn ' ' giving th- - cities Ike right to tax VlHNF real property and the state to get LPt:. IL" T- Its revenue from excise taxes, except- u . t,.v-Ing under certain clrcumatanres in which Cltlea and counties would FOR SALE -- 4 room house In Eure- - " Get in the swim and doll up hare In state collected excise taxes. ka. Excellent condition. Reason- League President J. Rrarken Lee Emil Rsddatz, San- - ' ably priced. jour house inside and out, offered an amendment pledging Uquin. Utah, cover the garage, outbuildings municipal officials to support Hie Sullivan air compress- - ; t buying of Utah products, which was Fo11 ; or. practically new. : Prleed res- end fences with adopted. sonshly. Mrs. E. A. Six. e , ). f qt jar 35c 1 2 oz can 25c rtS of para-2(6.9- FOR THE CHIDRENS LUNCH TANG meeting Tui-wIj- qt per doz 85c LUNCH BOX - wa given at the Tln,C standard No program city weeky KlwanU Club luncheou last Mine. ( d council w" Al! ve.n,D' lhe tm0 .be discussions. North I lly .I'1 and aside from the reading buaneM matters and Mgmn)0lh Au- E. N. Pierson, head of tht jjowever. lug of the reports of ofirers for (,0,opt0 consolidated at tr.na( uilicu ) gust there was little business curpentry and shop department acted. Mayor Beck prcaided and tbe bj,.h school, gave a very, inter(dump orp) A special REPoffit EUREKA WEEKLY ORE HHIPMEftTH . DO YOUR CANNING NOW! The peak of the Utah fruit crop is now on. Wc suggest you do your canning this week. PEACHES instructor talked TO KIWANIS 4TUR t f mi m a.-- MEEWAYl !xkw re-wl- th return-consideratio- n. x, L mislesSSJa BREAD 12 oz loaf 2 for 15c WHitiirr ife TUNA FLAKES WAX PAPER Foot 12.1 Mortuary 10c 15c Roll Neil ODonnell ? Ht r SOAP p 6 giant bar. 23c SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkgs 19c Get Your ae tttttttl IHHmtWtWWmnllllllllMtl Fall Cleaning 33-K-- Out of the Clothes Closet Now! JJJviS I OirmmliS Fur anil Fur Trimmed t'oata; Suit, Dresses, Jacket ami Hwealers. Have them rleaweil now so they will he remt) for )uu wlien you want them. We se only the InteM mefh-w- ls of cleaning amt rrMorlng the original stieen anil lustre to your ctotlilng. Is-alh- QUILTS and BLANKETS J IIK DIIY tl.KAXKH IIKtUTII-ILLY- . We oitUrlj guar, anlce no shrinkage nor failing lieraun they are handled with the utmost rare amt mrthoibi known to the rleanlng Indus-rThere will tie nu hunching of the filling In your tuilta, anil If they have never been wet rnuJicd nil (lie colors will be riwtoml CAN y. like newr. Regular Dry (leaning hamlln! In Hie same arlentinc manner. Goods Called for on Mondays days, and Leave Orders at Phone 34 vice-vers- and Delivered Thursa. Tintic Service Station Carter Cleaning & Tailoring Co. QUALITY CLEANING r Every body's Painting! NEPHI, UTAH Licensed to Do Business in Tintic. , I Representative' Volook after our magasine subscription Interest, I. Eureka and vicinity. Our plan enables you lo secure a good part of MILK the hundreds of dollars spent In this rows. vicinity each fall and winter for berg. iw P2iri,A,,;lE order, sow .1 "J." lionulSi MOORES PAINT PRODUCTS The cost of paint is saved times over in the preservation of the materials it covers. FOR 8ALE From tested Prompt delivery. Mrs. WhF Phone 137-H-3. Oldest agency in U. 8. Guaranteed lowest rates on all per- - 1,0,1 ALE 7 room house with ,ar' c,r garage, 18x18 foot domestic and foreign. In- work Fen ll0p' slrnrtlons and equipment free. Start around lot. Everything In excellent condition. a growing and permanent business Matthews, In whole or spare time. Espe tally for shut-in- s. Address adaptable MOORE-COTTREJ! "- - Mr' Inr., Naples D,, ?lry,,t Road. North Cohocton, N. T. PEACHES FUR SALE- - The finest Don t bo unprotected from flra, peaches Ihut grow al McMutllns bnt tako ont a policy at one with orchard In Ccnola. Only 40c a a board line company, C. E. Rlfa, bushel for the best and aPe for Phonaa SI or III. ascends. magazines. mJ S. Ll i Lumber aud Building Materials Pipe and Pip Fitting Tintic Lumber Co. PHONE 44 EUREKA, '