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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE New Dix Butte Shares Are! Rio Tinto Reports A Yucca Rich Copper Strike Showing Activity Give Ailer a Long1 l'eiiod of Inactivity Ore running From Thirty To J'er Cent Ked Metal Opened Issues of California I'later Revive 58 Mora Than Two Ounces of Yellow Mutal to The Ton Recovered In Sulphide Zone After a long period of Inactivity, the shares of Dix Butte mining aa under developing foiiumny, ni iriouiid placer California, tare ana have al showing activity upiln most doubled la ijuoted price. The niock was quoted early in xuFehrunry at around 5 cents has it hut jumped recently Khare, and one half cents with to ni activity, both here and on York curb. New tho New This stink wns quoted in York ut ftl cents and sold on the l hoard at around 128 cents. The company is driving to opei gravel of an old the California river, which long ago he mountains of cMine covered will Ii'1-eiieai'ili. reports from th that the old property Indicated was being At Ore running from 30 to 50 iei Ls reorted cent copix-- r to have been opened In the sulphide zone al thu properties of the Itlu Tluto Copper company, near Mouutain City, Nevada. The ore also carries some gold, samples of It received here showing gold values. The ore was opened in the bottom of the shaft which 1ms now bei'n earrled down to water level. It ls reported that the In entire bottom of the shaft Is the high grade copper ore, the cop p: r being In the form of a glance. The ore lias now been penetrated for fifteen feet and Ls said to be showing improvement. S. '. Hunt, president of the company Is on the greuad directing operations of development and he the! is highly enthusiastic over Tintic prospects for the development of a Has big mine, according to wires and letters mvlved at the local office The H.irn Silver mine of tin from him. The company will hold its an Ti.it ic I'ad oMiitiiuiy. located it V;aver (vnin'y district of T.'tali nual stockholders meeting at the S'Hl ou'-.eiof guld during local offlcs of the concern, 51." hhipi-el!'".l. according to the annuiil Felt I'.uildlng at 10 a. m., April 4, cf Maruger Carl J. I. ink. to notices Just sent out. I'rodui'tl n of other metals by according At the same time projmsed changes this mine includ d 71.S11 ounces In the articles of incorporation Insilver, l.O.'Js.llli pounds of load, t;!213ii iKUiiuls of zinc and 77,51'! creasing the number of directors, will lie voied upon. pounds of copiMr. was ore of discontinued Shlpiiing r la due to the unprofitShip able prices of metals. Development work has been carried on In var.. ious parts of the mine since that - hx-.i- gold-lvarln- g t Lead Company Gold Shipments :t time. The company is pushnlg d"vel oincnt on lis liuckhorn property, a promising lead proposition. Men Project Section P.ox-elde- grade gold ores of the Century and other properties Mng worked In that section of Hah. It Is stated that several official. of the I'tah ("opj xt company are Interested In the venture. There are several gold mines In the district which contain good quantities of ore but of a grade that requires milling and conceu-ttatlothe yellow metal le handhd at n profit. the Efforts of one or two of a mill for to finance companies their own use have failed and now the plan Is being evolved of Initialling a custom p!n nt to serve all the projiertles of lids gold district. Conri ruction of such n mill. It Is l!leVed wotil I serve to Ktllnillate gold development In the J'.irk Valley district to a degree that hould make the district nil Important producer of the yellow luctal. Is entering and p Lack of ore forced the Murray Smelter to close down this week. It is announced that it will lie dosed for an indefinite time. This Is the beginning, it Is said, of other smelter brought about by lack of ore. The prevailing low prices of metals have made it unprofitable for any mining company to produee copper, lead, sliver or zinc, with the result that practically all of them have censed pulling out any ore. The smaller mines have closed down cumpletely, and the larger companies are working only on developments, holding the ore that is taken out in this work. The Murray smelter has an average of 1 '.." men since leasers at the property of the s after the it reopened Century Gold Mining company, last year. Park Valley, Iloxolder county, are closing reported to have shipped a car of ore running two to three ounces of gold during the past week. This mini' produced more than a million In gold In early yours but has been Inactive for many years. The Century company took a bond (Tim opinions vidced In this coland umn are not necessarily (indorsed and lease on the property lease on the property and skipped by the editorial management.) cars of ore, but It was not (All communications for this coland the returns were umn must he accompanied by true The leasers shipped on- name and address of the writer, ly carefully selected ore. It Ls said otherwise they cannot Ihj pulish-td- . If requested, name will not be School published with letter.) Miss J en sin, ill making 100 jkT cent In during the week. Junior Engelke, Kenneth Farrell. Hirry Vni.tjulll. Mike VIcchrlll. r.len Williams. Carrie Stanley, Villa Xetiakls, Helen Karahatos, Margery Austin, Marjorle I'.rown. Helen MrnWy, Iorralne Miller. Pupils siH-lllii- Miss Brown. 3.1 pupils "had 101 per ceii! In slllng all last wotk: Harlem Sheranlan, Harold Drain y. Ku;h Weisleti, Jaquellne Ednu Cooirt (iKveneth SteiTenson, Hilly Morris. Katbryn Mltcheil. Doris Townseiid, Joe He'en (I'Koren. I.uey Itrk hnlth, Alhu iMy and Pay Morgan. The following An-der- i. Into th. for point-u- Iusl.4 on Home Produced Goods. 1M2. MERCHANT'S LUNCH Best of Service and Food 25c Murray Cafe GIVE Flowers! j x t Lack of Ore Causes .. Closing of Smelter Arlington u clean-u- ab-ni- t Flowers and Pl.nti for the Home are an investment in pleaiure and happiness that pays dividend every day. r ASSORTMENT ALWAYS A SPLENDID f Our funeral piece founlr ON HAND are linwn and admired tltuugltout Salt Lakt fir their artbdle beauty and moderate price I MURRAY FLORAL MIONKSj DAY Ml'KKAY 41 M"T IIYLAND 7105 X lo t Warrior Plant Defeat Saud Sickness Food Sorrow Kalnliow Joy Is 50.12 State INDIAN HISTORY (Continued from page 1) 2.1 Olfenses must be paid by ex- treme punlshnieiit. with a 2.1. Itenr all misfortunes of fortitude unepinlod by degree the on coming races. 21. P.athe twice a day, strictest regards to decency and cIeflnlliKss. elegance of dress, and neatness. l beautiful 2T. Women 'must and modest, virtue cherished, unapproachable, retiring, pure; must b,(upstanding of nations. 2ti. Women wijl tint discriminate, but regenerate race. 27. No woman will hunter her favors, obey order of t til., reside with a man as his wlfe. 2M. No such existed as prostitution, must not listen to bribes. 'it). Money no good, source of Innumerable evils. ,'JO. Waste nothing. 3l". Store up only as much as may hi' needed by the family. .12. Never destroy' lsith male and female, for thereby destroy your own fo'sl. X. He high minded with a courage equal to every trial. 31. Possess au equanimity which neither misfortune nor reverses can - KENT 1 room brick uud stuc acre lot, coops, at co, basement, G10O So. (1th W. only $10.00 jier mouth. Murray G77-or Mur. 35, Specials I OR Volcano Fan Swan Dove FOR SALE: Six and one half acres on Slate street with modern residence and chicken coop. Phono or Murray 35. Murray 127-MEAT RABBITS FOR Sale; also Thoroughbred Breeding stock. A very low price will be given on these rabbits. 4M) South 2nd West. PUBLIC: Any work o! this kind will be taken care ol at the Murray Eagle Office. Call Murray 85 if you wish to mak? appointment. NOTARY l!)2ii Ford Roadster, first class condition. ?30. Phone Murray 305 W, 1) WANTED llOUSUCl.EANINO, washlnc, ironing, by the hour or day. ephone Murray 305-W- . J ERMA MARTIN, Operator First National Rank Building HONE Murray 539 it QUICK! or Tel- It's Smart to 'mi. JljjfjUfy irit'i' Colds, HeodocKe, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lumbago, BUY GOOD Sciatica, Muicular Po'ns, Periodic Pains. Dr. Miles' Aspir-Mirelieves quickly, pleasantly, does not upset the stomach or cause Constipation. Mrs. Marlow, Red Wing, Minn, lays:" hare used Dr." Miles' Aspir-Mifor Colds and U'ould not eel taje unit's s I had it in the house. It gives such quick relic." Your druggist has Dr. Miles' Aspir-Min- t. Why don't you aslc him about it? nt SHOES fEIand thenr KEEP THEM nt REPAIRED! IIAIiNESS OILED AND REPAIRED Il RobertHeckel n4 prrpirrd, H wxintr Lrt pirke. l than yon ihlnk. I'ackaft !5c yam $mtf Bmall 15c. DR. MILES' 1 (Ret ween Posloffirr & City Hall MURRAY, UTAH t DRAPER Quality Feeds OF ALL KINDS DELIVERED AT 4. DRAPER PRICES Call Us Today J PHONE MURRAY. 422 t Fred Carlson &Co. X MURRAY, UTAH that ndvls.-- s Ap'iit 5 idleness in summer and six months vacation In the winter, that the par ents me getting that way too. Homo hy U Hall, County will give Marcels & Shampoos, 75c Finger W, & Sham., dry 75c Finger W. & Sham, wet 50c 75c & $1.00 Facials PERMANENTS $3.50 50c Scalp Treatment Hot Oil Treatment 75c So many families are having the married children come homo for a breathing hjh'11 between six months OF OKEENS DIET ADEQIATK Classic Beauty Shop lOR SALE: Gradually the Indians are being given lands by teniMrary allotment by trust deed, the trust being held by the government or by fee title, depending on the development of the Indian In looking after his own affairs. Where oil has been discovered on lauds owned by individual Indians in fee, of course great wealth has come to some of them. To Hioso of our citizens who In the government meeting all needs In our economic struggle, the study of the Indian administration should be most Interesting. The government arranges the cultivation of the laud. It provides food shelter, clothing, education, but It furnishes administration and direction. Naturally initiative, Independence, the ability to struggle does not develop well under such conditions. For the past two years, the effort has been made to Introduce what Is called subsistence farming This over all tin. reservations. means that the Indians should cultivate larger gardens and smaller fields gardens sufficient to raise all their own food from harvest to harvest, and fields adequate only to provide for their own livestock. Each family In such case would Is self supporting and would not put si surplus of grain and ulfalfa on the market lu competition with white farmers. The government Is building bins und storage places to protect the fissl. We referred once before to the artifacts the Indians produce, blankets, oitery, Iwad work and The Indians are besliver ing encouraged In such activities and taught the arts of domestic life. It has boon felt that all Indians are not farmers and that they should have varied Interests. These artifacts will come more und more to provide uuhsUtdice for them. If Senator King und Seiintor Wheeler of Montana, who Joined hi in in the nttuck on the Indian service, ar right that graft and bad administration are robbing the Indians, a swift reform should be lu our relations brought ubout. with the red man, It Is very Important that the Int.grlty of those the government who represent should Ih ubove reproach. As the Indians gradually prepare themselves to attain citizenship and take nple their phov among American they Hhould not carry a tradition of trickery, Immorality und corruption us the legacy of governNews. ment treatment. d UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Every Wed. &. Thurs. I INDIAN PRINCESS SENDS CONGRATULATIONS (Out limed from page 8 FOR SALE Good John Deere 2 way Plow. Inquire R. B. Alien, rear of t'lty Hall. (To be continued) Mrs. 11 a. in. and 4 p. m. this day seem brighter. U nil Mad Princess rd J,eopa Hlrd Sleepy 1'vMir Turkey Autumn Desert Summer Stoi'm Winter Dream Harvest Spring Com Dizzy Kelt Devil Hlankct Great Spirit Shovel Hope Basket Hoop Palms Eagle Pebbles Dog Star Pappisise Night wind Earth and 573 various other dances. AN at Coffee makes House Work wanted by the day or hour. Call Murray 221 W on any morning before noon. Ask for Mrs. Thompson. e In answer to a letter published 11. A. recently In the Eagle from Klaseo, I would like to ask Mr. Klaseo why he left bis native country, where everything Is municipally owned and where the jhs-plhad to repudiate their natloiiul debt, to come to the best country on earth and ask us to adopt the Has-slavery thing tliat lias bankrupt United the lu Everyone States Is Islug taxed to Niy our national debt, ami your Ismds are a drag on the market, while our Hre nt a premium. You speak of low rates ami gisid wages and shorter hours and Mill Murray ls working their oieralors twelve hours a day and for less Miak.'. pay than the Utah lWcr and hours Keep ye many heroic qualifor are eight paying Elj.ht ties. for the same work. 'M. He always smiling and good lu regards to efficiency, there to close has natured, jovial and plavful. is no plant but what .17. Never fall to attend a sac-"rewlih and only down occasionally 'dance or ceremonial powwow. one plant. It leaves the' City In SACKED HAM ES darkness when that has to shut nil SACKED DANCES, (HANTS, down, ul.c.ias twenty plants AND lOV.WOWS dow CEKE.MONlAl.s shut tied together they may Dances still and more or g've two or mi 12 Months Fire efficient service. Year In Snake There Is no rule that works Snow lu bank one Water all case for instance, while Mmn Hunting makes good, a community Kace Sun on.' the other goes to the wall, ' and Sun Trappir money, makes More clothing Hull War the other goe Into the bands of Wolf lot makes peace it the receivers, one cafe Panther How Arrow of money and the other falls. It Is Owl electric Cat In municipal the same Thinks ltaln plants; P.rlgham City makes inoii Kck Thunder ev: Logan and Murray have nc- Tree Lightning er even paid Interest on the money Smoku Pigeon Invested. P.rlghum 1 Ity mis nine ' Horse Sturgeon to put by a inking fund and last Club y cliy taxes, Spear year usl that to Native Tomahawk not school or county, a fine thing Thunder Hlrd Hunger If Murrny could have done Hint.' In Clich mills r.uffalo Cgdcti. flour the Take Freedom Crow nny one of which nscs more pnw It!o"d Hawk cr than all the plants In Murrny Leaf tret a rate of .mi.imwi iii Flower Wheat . Fruit about one cent is-- kilowatt and ' W Ivath C.rosd power. must have coiuluons Wind Cripple cannot manufacture It at that In the Ulver Captlvo price. If you will look back Mountain Hetniyal IVscrct News of Iecetiilr 4, UC.l, Dragon Valley tou will read that the creamery al Feather Cloud Heaver quit the municipal plant at Club . a of year Sky to the city a Twilight Birth becnu thry could not furnish of Dawn FacrlGVt name lie the Just service. ndent Noon . LoTa. the brhk yards la Murrny, they o WANT ADS Sunrise Sunset Sea Ocean Fish Animal Marriage hief Squaw Maiden Hrave one-hal- BUG FORUM It is reported that a company is be"ng yrganl2iil iby local mining men and financitrs to Install a r cus'om mill In Turk Valby, county to hand'e the low llurrjy City first shipment of cold ore from the Yucca Grove properties of the Arrowhead mining company, iCsillfornla, gave returns of 2.11 ounces of gold to the ton or $.'2, according to rejort from the offices of Snyder Urothers, who are operating the property. A second shipment of ore. from the Arrowhead Is being loaded and it Is stated here that the ore in this shipment is expected to show higher values in gold than did the first car. The Yucca Grove development Is a comparatively new mining venture and the results thus far obtained are highly encouraging to th nan who are developing the district. three-month- Custom Equipment to be Installed To IlaiuIJp fJold Ores Of fplrlt of Thu d Park Valley Mill lioxdder Smelters Century Leasers Good Grade Gold Ores Septi-mho- Local Grove Ores Gold Values hud to have t'tah Power and Light service or leave the city. You speak of the city getting cheap money, the I'tah Power and Light Cuiipnny can get money for less tlmu any city in Ptah that owns a' municipal plant. Why' so much kicking about el ectric jtower, It is the cheapest thing In the house, the most ex- equipment Is the stove and for a family of five It costs about fifteen cents a d; y, just about what it costs to ruu the average automobile one mile, and we often run eight or ten miles and think nothing of It. A refrigerator costs about one cent a day, the year round and saves many times that amount. Ims Angeles In 1010, called a bond election for three and one half million dollars, the Ias Angeles Examiner of April 11, 1910, were stated that if these lionds voted for, it will lie the last lionds as the plant will take care of all future bonds, then in 1014 another million bond for six and one-hal- f dollars was .voted to finish the plant and the next year, thirteen f million dollars to run and milthe Hues, and then thirty-livlion, this last one was voted down. They all start the 6anie way, Just a little bond with a big promise and (hen' keep on until you are Had they asked for swamiM'd. srsw.ooo at the first bond in Mur ray, they never would have got started. If Logan had usked for $S(iO,000, they would never have Angot to first base, and if geles had started with $2..r00.0()0 there would have been an eclipse for two days and nights. Tlio electric piwer was the only ' commodity in the United States between that did not raise prices 1011 and P.20, their prices were retluced, not withstanding, everything, Including Ialir was doubled during that same time und today we are only paying sixty cents for what we paid one dollar for In J914. 'Where Ignorance is bliss. It Is folly to be wise." JAMES W. CAIIOON, tv Mrhni Imhiih, a family "liould h and coin '2 ifiit-i- i n'ui, Mint n year. ivfimiiiii'iid".! hy Iho .'u'i-Ii- ' It thai i.hi u!d li i.ialix 1"1; ! year ami lh.it Uniuv, ti.h hhniild pt th old Imci or ivh-illu nt l';n.t IHi tlnii'g a year. If not, your family l nt K1'! tlnif an ad'Hiuatc fruit and viw-lal.ln tin-.o- s Any Standard Brand of Poultry Feed Supplied Promptly ( TOR EVERY ITEM NEEDED ON! I THE POULTRY RANCH dli-t- . i Mr. Hall lmliiti In how to from any ono Inlrri-stotin VM-anthe VoRolalih'ti to at tho her write you may mid Ituildlns. Comity Cliy rtrr--ifinI"tn- fr e Ror4 TwnnaU Up Your Home . . Wrap IN BALSAM WOOL BLANKET Tbt lonjii-- tunnrl i't""" f"' lnt flc li Hit Slmplon tunnW. throtiEh th mountplnM. Al(12Jt iiiUv. ftft, or otwiifd Id In UC1. try li lint."., Thf tht ind which Th (U.H71 w i tannfl tln tunnl loiiirml In tWi conn (.nd Hinnl. ci by thp Onul Northern rH IhMtijth the C'0i1p moun IhIdi In the tm of Wipidnstno Thp tunnel li 7.79 tnllr In IrnKOt a dHtciiM by lreldrnt ind Iloovpr on January 12. WI1 htopl.J Mac Ctuntr uiolft Miirno. on ol lh tngiifM jovprniucnt. It moot rttnurly polluted fount nlm It tn thp world. of 74.IVVJ, nd. thf rKipulBtlon iiur oiiir Is Wt. ifrartpd wj tf1. !- - tlHo pr TRUE INSULATION GIVES YOU SURE PROTECTION every day of the year. Ealsam Wool keeps your home warm in Winter and cool in Summer, at no actual cott to you. Balsam Wool is chemically treated to he Fira Resistant an Vermin Proof! 1 CALL ON tS Full Ft Morrison-Merril"THE West 48th South UT HE It INFOltMATloN & Co. l LUMBERMEN-17- 0 PHONE Murray 8 |
