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Show ' Ttatto has non Ufptaff mints than say, other district ia . the - ir Tbitiohaa aa A I t - . ' ' record of prosperity dat-taback nearly g . i fifty Volume EUREKA, JUAB COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922. Nnmber 4 V - 5 2000 Ounce Star Ore Froa Blosson r , Barclay Speaks About Zuxua Utah's Chief Industry Baton the membera of tla Balt Uka Commercial Club J. A. Auto Acddect Results In Death Of Two Residents Of This City Bar-ala- r. wall knows broker, made tha atatementa regarding tha Shipment which went forward following mining induatry of Utah: lean than one-ha- lf of ana this week carried lihrer in par With cent of tha population and lam ezoen of that flfnre, also than three par cent of tha land of tha United States, Utah hac proeome gold; lot worth $17,000. duced of tha mineral wealth. Utah has coal deposits sufficient to supply tha entire United A small consignment of ore from at tha present rata of Barney-Fulllease at the Iron States, the for SOI yean. Blossom mine, shipped during the Utah has prod seed in mineral one-twelf- th eon-umptl- er George Dewey Banyan, aged SI years and a prominent young business man of Eureka, lost his life In aa aato accident which took place on the pared highway near the Spanish Fork sugar factory at about eleven oclock last Friday night. Mrs. Jennie McCall Hutchings, of Puysoa, who had been employed In Work On 1200 Now At Interesting Stage Lodge One of the most active of the Tin-ti- c stocks during the past week was adthe Zuma, which took quite vance ou Monday and then dumped back to its former selling price. President P. J. Fennell says that while the development campaign ou the 1200 level has reached a very important stage nothing of real value has yet been encountered. The 1200 drift has been driven about 700 feet and the Mficess of the Zuma believe that thaieadlng Is now quite near the oner edge of the ore sono which ms developed to some extent on upper levels of the property. Another hundred feet of work on the 1200 levd really ought to result In very Important disci and the development campaign now under way will naturally be watched with considerable Interest. The opening of a bunch of ore at this depth would doubtless be the signal for Zuma shares to start climbing. By Elks Of u for the coming month. George Dewey Haynes is survlvsd by his mothsr, Mrs. Agnes Haynes, tour brothers and ' two sisters' James, Arthur, Sherman and Theodore Haynes, all of Eureka; Mrs. C. L. Jack and Mrs. George Williamson, both of Balt Lake, Of Dewey Haynes. Of Sorrow fistic s Splendid programpropared for coming Bnnday, with Parley P. Jensen of Balt Lake as speaker; everybody invited. Elks of Tlntlc have announsad their usual memorial servleaa Which are held each year on tha first Sunday in December. The program will be carried out ia tbe lodge rooms In Eureka on Daeember 2nd, one7 afthe gait lA? imtotanr and - Dean Beck and Carl wasA most Impressive funeral service "tttlhrrnli held for Dewey Hanyee at the . JJ smSuerT lI rled SIS! ounces silver to the ton.r( th" 5cuPaBU of most L. D. 8. Church ia this city on Moncommencing at 8.20 ud also some gold. Thin lot of ore was: injuries. liiiuSu!,n,Ulnel the large edifice beservice will be In order, lOpweent day afternoon, Interesting Mrmined from of oner salesan automobile carefully Horst, the; Btato ara different' too small to accommodate the principal address to bo made by man employed by the L. O. Naylor ing much number high grade streaks, which have made kinds of minerals. the uttending. great Parlay P. Jensra, Balt Laks attthis particular block of leased at present the mines of company of Salt Lake, spent Friday Right Some very choice musical ' orney, was sacked and Utah are producing ground famous, and of the in Eureka mid had contracted with was will also bo given. numbers by opening pinymr minguarded during the process of of the na- Beck and Haynes, operating the B. 5 nations silver, This yew the lodge of sorrow ing and sampling. The shipment tions lead, of the nations P- - C Hood Is In the hands of tha following comcontained only eight tons but even at arsenic,, of the nations NMh. while Bishop Gagon of Knightvllle mittee: R. R. Bell, George Brewster tE! that It represents over 117,000. copper, potash and manganese ore, o offered the closing prayer. and Nell O'Hara ud the various lf Under the terms of the, lease of the world's producand ehurctl choir rendered one Walter Jensen's Visit numbers on the program will be as of the net retunsgoes to the tion of vanadium. follows: rTfv. number, Mrs. Vent Firth and Mrs. lessees and tha other .naif to the To Park In the northeastern part of the .City Lodge Selection, Mrs. D. H. Snlllvu. Lee Manson sang and there was also Iron Blossom company. state are the great gllsonite deposits. Blectlcm hy a quartette composed Opening Exercises, Exalted Baler Several months ago two or three In the same section of the state are (From Park City Record.) ud Esquire. k? toi.itort.r2K were i mined high grade hlpmrats the immense oil shale deposits which It was a great meeting of the Elks Prayer. Chanlala. of ground, the United States bureau of mines , froa this sen e block last Monday night Close to one Selection, Vacut Chair," by which has all produced quite a lot estimates contain 40,000,000,000 HatotoU. Olto hundred members were present to Quartette: Messrs. Neil OHara, of very fine tfe. One single ship- barrels of oil. To the south lie the S3SJTlU,!l.,,!!d ,ar ,a In the first official visit Thomas Tan cock, Hebar Jonas, Gnurley, Henry Blocs, John participate ment was worm In the neighborhood greatest Iron deposits In the country, given permission to rids to Salt race of District Deputy Grand Exalted Walter Christophers on. Mathews and ElmcrFer gusoa. of II5.III. which are unexcelled for quality. Lake. Scores of bepetfful floral offer- Ruler Walter Jensen, of Eureka Roll Call. Exalted Ruler and Manager Hugh' Trenholm of the Steel works are to be erected and no Men ro-- ings were taind about the casket, Lodge, 711. The distinguished visi- Secretary. The accident, who longer will the intermountain and suited distressing various Knight properties, Mr. in the death of Aim high esteem in which tor had a cheering message for the Vocal Solo, Haynes Heavenly Father spent a part of the week ia Tintie. Pud fie coast states, and Japan, and Mrs. Hutchings, took plaqa at a showing the ypamg man was held by Eureka Elks from the grand lodge officers, Smile Upon Us, Mrs. P. J. BonBlossom mine is that the Iron says China and Australia be dependent turn ia the road, a few hundred ner. The funeral cortege was one and outlined the great work of mating a moat satisfactory record. upon Pittsburg for Iron supplies. for the future. The speaker gras yards south of the Spanish Fork Altar Services, Lodge unusual length, the cars travel- Tha property Is furnishing employVocal Solo, Calling sugar factory, when the cai sklddedfnB in dose formation extending lavish in his praise for the manner ment for a large number of men, the in such a manner that one of tb from the city to the cemetery, nearly In which the officers of Park City Ton," Thomas Taneock. o rear wheels was broken. The largest force that It has worked In New Ore Body Located distant Lodge, 724, rendered the ritualistic Oration, Parley P. several years, and the quantity chine was overturned anl strpek aj The burial at the city cemetery work, which was indeed splendidly H. HL Wall. Thanatopsls, Zluo In Utah and quality of the ore are both good. Property telephone pole. Mr. Hayads, who was; was under the direction of done. He also had words of praise Exalted Exercises, Closing Boms new work Is being pe ' the car, whs thrown uker Alvin Wallace and the grave for the progressives ess of the local ud Chaplain. for the development of fissures B. F. Plainer, manager of the against the steering wheerwlth suehjwas dedicated by Bishop Finch, m Anld lodge ud complimented the Lang By no," Singing, which are to the east of the older Utah Zinc company owning prop- force that his ribs were broken, bars on the elegant now homo no Lodge. X ore deposits and Manager Trenholm erty In the Erickson district to the penetrating the lungs, ud death Other Victim Leaves Family. Members of the ordar who have nearing completion. After the meetIs confident that this new work will west of Tlntie, states that he has resulted within a fsw minutes. Mrs. Mrs. Hutchings, tha other victim ing a banquet was served in honor away daring. tha past yaw bring an entirely new section of the Just received word of a new strike Hutchings neck was broken and of the accident, was 20 years of age, of the visitor, the feature of which are: James MoCnne, Fmnk W. Blossom Into tha productive which has been made In one of the death must have ben almost instan- and the mother of four children. was fine roast venison, Howard Carpenter, Charles Kryger, Warren Iron The lady was bora at Paynon and Hoot, one of the live members of $6, D. McAdams, Dr. L. E. Pierce. tunnels. The new discovery promises taneous. stage. ' o to be Important because It is fully When the car was overturned Mr. her maiden name was Hiss Jsule Salt Lake, sending a Choice and Present officers of the lodge three hundred feet from the other Horst, who was thrown dear of the MeCall, being the only daughter of generous portion of a deer killed in ere es follows: L. Dr. E. Two Antos Ovartamed; ore deposits, from which some Exalted Ruler; L D. wreck ud who escaped without Mr. ud Mrs. James McCall of that Jackson Hole country, for the Clark, have haem made. Samplee sent serious Injury, hastened to the sugar city. She married LaVar Hutchings canton. It was Interesting ud Theriault, Leading Knight; John ; Occupants Escape Injury to Eureka show about II per cent factory ud secured assistance. Mr. Jensra Hanley, Loyal Knight; A. E. Myers, A ten years ago and a divorce action enthusiastic meeting. was the time at wifes of the lead and 15 onqcea silver. made an official visit to pending was summoned Ogden lodge from also Knight; E. Bowen, Seerophysician Vet Whiting, well known MamThe four children, ranging .Tuesday night, ud Salt Lake lodge Lecturing Mr. Flelner styles that about fifty Fork but he learned on his death. tary; H. H. Bute, Tyler; John moth resident, overturned his Ford to in three nine from ore Is now Spanish of good age years, Wednesday night arrival that Mr. Haynes ud Mrs. have Franke, Inner Guard; Edwin Shrlver, ear on the high- piled up at the mine and he expects living with relatives In had been dead for several Idaho been Esquire, Edward Pike, Chaplain; Hutchings week but last late several for months. way fortunately to complete the shipment from the 111 Allan Ivey, Organist; Jean Fuller, To East Ellffaee Cjdfcd he escaped without serious Injury. new strike. The ore will be hauled minutes. The other occupants of the Hutchings had been living underMro.ij, her P. J. Bonner, H. E. Wall, Trustees. S1 Mr. Whiting states that the accident to Jericho station on the Union ,Ti Spedal Govenunent Work o was due to the breaking of a bolt Pacific Ry. and marketed at Salt received attention. Juries Amendments connects .which up the radjus rod. Lake. With lead Fnneral services for Mrs. HatchCarl A. Allen, engineer of the Proposed steadily The bodies of Mr. Haynes and ings worn condsctod st Pnyson early United The ear was but slightly damaged. Mr. Flelner hopes advancing to be able to Mrs. Snowed Under At Polls States bureau of mines and were removed to waiok tha Hutchings Another auto mishap took place operate the Utah Zinc property In a head of the inspection of Utah for establishment at Spanroad on profitable manner, notwithstanding undertaking on' the four years put, has gone to WashAll three of tho proposed amendFork and that of the former was Rvk TeQs Of Accident. Sunday when a Dodge car, driven by the fact that the wagon haul means ish ington, D. C., to fulfill a detail In ments to tho state constitution wort on sent to was home the family la Eureka Deu Beck says that he William Coombs, Jr., was overturn- aa expense of about f 7 per ton on Information for the presi- snowed under nt the lut general the following day. tho right side of the rear seat at the gathering ed. It Is understood that the car left all ore shipped. dential and .fact finding commission Only 772 voters wars In the grade causing the driver to lose George A. Wallace of this city Is A report of tho accident reached time of tho accident. Horst, who bnt recently appointed with former election. favor of the amendment whleh control and when It went over the handling the work at the Utah Zine would have permitted an lacreau la five or six occupants wars Imprison- property. man. the bonded Indebtedness to the ss-tm.bSftns machine. -- O However, ed beneath the substantial promotion In the govern- state, while nearly 24,022 voted car broke side of on wheel tho his Mr. Haynes ing widespread Borrow. ment service for him. He Is wall against It. Proposed smandmrat No. they managed to extricate themselves the ear wu under tha strain was born In Eureka twenty-foand put the car back on Its wheels. known In Utah, especially among tho 2 whleh RADIUM PRICES DROP. car the left provided for reclassificatha curve, having Frank Coombs, a toother of the ago and his entire Ufa had ing mining men. Tha prevailing mine tion to property for taxation purin s and the trouble tho son pavement, of Ho hero. tho wu bora who was driving, su sprat young of dr regulations Utah, prepared poses lost by a vote to 28,228 to DENVER, Colo., Nov 7. Mrs. Agnes Haynes, and a member meunra being due to tbo extremely safety tainad some rather severe cuts and under his 1428. Tbo third amendment whleh Radium has dropped 160,000 Tbs by Allen and administered st that one of of known ground rough point. the but bruises. The other occupants were camps have bora taken as would have raised the pay to the a gram In price, ud the Stan- O famlllee. Tha over H supervision, auto turned man been completely bad more fortunate and escaped Injury. young models like for codes In several members to tho state legislature dard Chemical company has O bssiness for tbo put few landed on Its top and Back and other states. TlM.ear was not badly damaged.' been forced to cloee Its earno- - 0 engaged In had went the way of the others, over of seem to fallen have clew Horst a and fntnra. very years bright Since his official connection with 22,000 o tlta properties In Paradox Val- - o Ha wu of a no or had against tt ud bat at least the machine, they pleasing disposition, tha state underground conditions In 1,280 forvoting MILLION DOLLAB MUTE SHAFT. ley in western Montrose county, it. Horst In themselves. trouble honorand freeing enterprising Utah Its mines have become known o Colorado, throwing 250 mu it exceptionally able In all his dealings. A sad fea- ran to tho sugar factory and Beck unsurpassed in the 'country, a out to work, according to . The New Modderfontdn Gold MinIn freeing Haynes, who succeeded In connection with ture Man's Estate Eureka his death attributed both to his efing Co., of the famous Rand gold t announcement made by offl- - & wu tha fact that for several years wu plnnad down and suffering. situation forts for safety and tha clou fields In South Africa, Is completing O dais of the company here to- - O hs had bora the main rapport of n Being Held In Trait few conscious for wu his Hanyes tlon ho established and maintain' Other motorists, who for a circular shaft that It to O day. Discovery of vast deposits minutes. of his plus welfare the family, mother, ed between mine the be sunk on the southwestern part of O of pitchblende In tbe Belgian slaters and brothers ever being up chanced to bo on tho road reached his own organisation. operators ud The ram to $5,472.15 wu tinted Congo Is said to be responsible the property at a cost of 200,000. over to tho state treuory yesterday permost In his mind. Mr. Haynes the sera of tbo aeddrat, and ren o fra the decrease In the pries of The work Is to be spread over, five was also engaged to Miss Margaret dered assistance, some time before hy tho eetate of Wolf Marks where for sell to Is which said be will radium, but sinking operations years, it will he held In trust for two years. book- help arrived from tho sngw factory. Utah Copper Pat At who Is employed Clark, a to now, compared gram $70,000 In next, June according started Mr. Marks, a former resident of EuW. In F. Shrlver tho Mines Journal-Pres- s Worlds a with keeper clothing Among Top gram $120,000 formerly. the Engineering ud Mining reka, died Intestate and wider the And Bsbe Laid Mother bora sat Tholr had wedding of New fort. law his estate la held In trust by tho state for two yean. If at the ud to Away In Same Grave In relation to what tbo Salt Lake chamber to commerce mining com- two yean no claim is made tor tbo Tbo death of Mrs. Gertrude Peart, mittee Is accomplishing In the line estate by heln the funds will bo AMERICA ISN'T SO BAD, ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. aim tamed over for tbo nu to tbo state whleh took place in this city on Sun- of publicity tor mining, with the outto the pnblle not only schools. day, was followed a day 'later by sideeducating to the state, but at home as well, o -- that of tho lady's Infant son, Robert to the to Utah the Importance XING WON HE 561 VOTES. William. Mrs. Peart Was tha wife to oClifford Peart and her ngs wu 22 mineral Industry, lWs Interesting to know that a Utah mine, tha Utah Senator William years. The childs age wu bnt 22 King Is reat Bingham, hu been placed elected to tho UnitedH. Statu senate days. The husband And ogb child Copper to head to at tha the list the worlds with sa official majority to 651, acmother survive. Tbs death Ensix greatest properties by the followed a brief fill cording to tho completed returns to tho gineering and Mining Journal-Presbe certified this week by tho state monla. In their Answering a query from a sub- board of canvassers. tbers of the husband and to what are tha six family have tha sympathy to scriber greatest" mining engineering pro- HE SHOULD HAVE VISITED friends, large number world tho Engineering Mrs. Peart wu formerly Mil jects in the Journal-PreBINGHAM OB FARE" of Now EUREKA, Mining Gertruda Garbltt, rad a daughter to and York Is It remarks that exceedingly Mr. and Mrs. William Garbltt. She e TORONTO. Nov. 17. In to give a list to selections wu born In Gosbra bnt the greater hazardous In New York City days sprat can to become n readily subject tho Rev. Gifford Gordon to Melput of her Ills had been sprat In that controversy, since there are many Eureka. bourne, Australia, financial secrerewith not only A double funeral for tho mothsr enterprises great tary of tha Victorian Antisaloon and baba wu eondaeted at tha L. D. gard to size of operation, hut also league, saw only thru drunken men, 8. Church In this city on Wednesday with respect to tho particular to the World that had to be overcome. Tho he told the convention under tha direction of Undertaker League Against Alcoholism today are however: following pointed rat, Franks. The hartal took place at an addreu In whleh ha paid The Utah Copper company in In Goshen. tribute to the leadership the United n canyon, copper Bingham gigantic o has taken In the proMMtloa mine operated with steam ahovelq; Statu Dr. Fred ftanke Leaves . . It la one to tho most successful cop- movement. ,o. r Saturday For Honohdn per mines In the world, despite the tact that the copper content to the EUREKA BUSINESS MEN Dr. Frod Franks, son of Mrs. O. ore rnna generally leu then 25 FAVOR U. P. CONTROL the ton. Franks to this city, who tor pounds tofollows - o - ' information regardThen mn holding a some time to the Union A representative In the" military ing five other properties la various responsible Pacific Ry. company wu la to world. the parts PresljUb, at hospital at Eureka lata last weak for tho ..... o Fran el seo, Saturday to pnrpou of lntereeting local peo- -HORN SON MJEBDAT TO lain. Tbs change this weak plo In the cue bow under dieAND MR. MBS. HILSDAIdB a promotion fori Is In the nj which pertains to tha- - ' cession, who Will be ae-- f Mr. ud Mn. Paul Hilsdale an control of tho Central Paelfla the yonng wife and baby. It the proud parents to n fine baby line. Locally fho sentiment ap- computed Is understood, from Information hoy, tho child being bom on Tuespeers to bo with tha Union Pacific Ry. and most of the reaching the family In this city, that day at the Holy Crou Hospital Dr. Franks and family will remain Tuesday wu Mrs. HUadales birthbuslneu men of Eureka have In Honolula for about thru years. day and when mem ben of tho signed n petition endorsing O . Many friends wfil be pleased to family called tha hospital to otter that linos position la the cob-to team of tbo rapid advancement congratulations they wen Informed troversy. to the arrival to the beby boy. the doctor. m one-fift- h "!. rae-slxt- -- one-thir- d one-ha- one-tent- t.t?s cir one-eigh- th T i oe-ur- es h iTto!l?wrtcMKSto: - i Elk-do- m jna-'tw- - Under-drivi- ng ! 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