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Show CY vjx Its Safe To I VVV Advertise vA v Wantads Get Results SAUNA, UTAH, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1928 TENTH YEAR No. 48 Survey Is Ordered Through Salina Canyon Permanent Important Strike Made In Property Zinc-Lea- Following months of pleading and interferred with. -- Duo to grading of the persistent efforts of the road Die roadbed for the railroad com- committee of the Salina Lions clubPany motor an vehicular traffic . and often traf- and other interested citizens m this !was greatly; impaired fic was held up for some time, or section, a permanent location survey until extra forces could be employed a highway through Salina canyon to clear the highway. The campaign for I has been started, and information of the railroad company was check-staWith the arrival of Dr. C. from an official of the road ed this spring, due to the reason Marsh, associate physiologist of the at Salt Lake, is to the en by President Peyatt, that the bureau of animal industry of effeet that the survey will be car- - pany could not and would not invest department of agriculture, A. , ried out at once and every endeavor further monies and let it lay idle. Clawson, also of the same depart-(pfortjj straighten out the diffi- - The heavy investment, the head of ment, and W. E. Riter, assistant in culties which have held development the railroad company stated, would the department work, from Washing- - of the coal and other valuable de- - be a dead issue, for the reason ton, D. C., the first of the week, posits in the canyon, at a standstill, that it would be dangerous and plans are shaping for the opening of of surveying, under the super- - derous to operate with some twenty-visio- n the Salina Experiment station in of Carl A. Erikson, resident four crossing, in a distance of The officials Gooseberry canyon. assisted by Ray Erikson, teen miles. With a thousand auto-- J. have made several trips to the sta- C. Munk and Leon Humphrey, was mobiles and other vehicles passing tion and everything was put in readi- - started late last week at Taylors through the canyon during the tour-Flaness for the campaign, work for the It is intimated that the survey ist season, every month, it would be summer. will be carried through the canyon a dangerous proposition, and would No definite program has been yet as quickly as possible and that it not he tolerated by the state or announced, other than that which has will be upon confirmation of the bur- - national industrial commissions, been carried out each year. Likely eau of public roads and the state Much opposition has been shown d however, other features will be road commission, permanent. against the Salina canyon highway. ded this summer, and the experiment Since the Denver & Rio Grande and it has only been recently that with poisonous weeds will be extend-bein- g started a branch line up the canyon the opposers have been convinced of ed to a broader scope. Last sum- - to the coal properties being operated its importance, both from a tourist mers campaign was one of the most by the Sevier Valley Coal company, travel standpoint and from an tndus-thet, active and more, it was stated, has been a controversy between trial point of view. The wheels of complished than in previous years, the highway officials and the rail industry for southern Utah, and The reports compiled by Messrs, pertaining to certain rights, ticularly in and around Salina have Marsh and Clawson during the past The history of the building of the been at a standstill and the hugs de- winter, of the work done last year, branch line up the canyon several posits of coal, which are now being was complete and many volumes years ago, the wrecking of the line developed, with many more eager to were received in Salina for.distribu-opene- d by floods, and the ultimate suit in- start with proper conditions prevail- tion among those interested in the stituted to force the. railroad into ing, and the populace are eager to work. rebuilding the line, is past history see conditions righted so that the deMr. Riter, who recently began the and all are familiar with the results. velopment of the great resources can ' work in this particular department When the railroad company started go ahead unhampered. spent the past winter in Washington, rebuilding its line a few years .ago, It is announced that within a few doing work under the direction of the line of the old roadbed was tak- - days representatives of the state Mr. Marsh and Mr. Clawson. Mr. en. Before and during the years of road commission, the bureau of Riter expressed ' himself as highly the roadbed was appropri- - lie roads and engineers from the elated over the experience he gained ated as a highway, and had been Denver & Rio Grande will come to and with the practical work, he will used as such for years. The courts, Salina, at which time the conditions do at the Salina- Experiment sta- however, decreed the rights to the will be thoroughly sifted and final tion this summer will soon be able rail company and with the starting decision made as to further proceed-th- e to gain merited promotion. . branch line highway travel was ings. I i J Opens June d First ! According. to reports from the of- -' ' fice of the Superintendent of Zion Mining men and citizens cf Salina of discovery was made at a cross National dePark, all of the features of and elsewhere, interested in the fracture in the formation. The ore, scenic loop in Southern the in& is Zinc Lead of great all from the Salina opening velopment appearances, Arizona includ- Northern and Utah known is a to as of what northeast Salina, bedding properties just of one tour two route the were thrown into a gleeful stage of formation, characteristic of the fam- ing along two National Menu- National Parks, excitement Monday with the report ous Silver King and other properties that a new and unusual strike had at Park City and other noted produc- - ments, three National Forests, and been made in the mine. While no'ers. Considerable excitement and in.- one 'Indian .Reservation will be definite values of the ore3 have aserest'is being manifested and the available to visitors at the official ' yet been received from the assayer prediction is freely .made that Sa - start of the tourist season on June . and mill test sent .in Tuesday, it is lina will soon have a real mining , .All in full operation.approach roads- loading to firmly believed that the values in excellent covered will run well into the high Pians &r6 being, made now for the Zion. National Park are have been while motorists condition. new The ores. strike installation of modern machinery grade shipping was made by the shift working Sun-- ! !.an(j the shaft, it. is said,' is to be ful-- driving to the ' "North Rim of the day evening and since the discovery ly equipped with an .electric hoist Grand Canyon and Bryce Canyon for further development has revealed a and other conveniences. The ore the past three weeks. The road is report- marvelous showing-- , strike made is of a shipping grade across the Kaibab Plateau but as passable,-anbeing rough - Since prospecting of the. huge body being litterally clustered with chunks the main approach road to Bryce as of ore on the level was of galena and silver. in excellent condition. started, Manager Robert Burns has Lumber for the- building of ore The road over Cedar Mountain to in maintained the utmost confidence bins has been ordered and a crew of Cedar .Breaks will be open on June the outcome. Several crosaoucs and carpenters will be started at Work on some snow may and, although drifts were run through the .low this improvement just as- soon as the be found at the higher elevations, the grade ore bodies and the .operators material arrives. A road will be be in very good con- t of built .to the branch .line of the Den- highway should were rewarded Sunday. dition date this ' By the strike was made some distance ver & Rio Grande, which runs to the Zion Lodge has been open since northwest of the shaft, the objective properties now being operated by the 13th. Bryce Canyon Lodge was May. followed and indicative of an ore de- - Great Western Salt company. The and accomodations posit. The vein, when first encount- electric, line from the Tellur ide Pow- on the Tuesday, Rim will be available North ered, was some three feet. Since er company is within 'a few feet of that time further development has the main shaft and the work of con- after June 1st. Public Camp grounds are also in readiness to accomodate . been carried out and. yesterday necting will require but little work. visitors. . the vein showed across the four-foSince operations, were' begun by from travel to Judged Shots were, set off the Burns Bros., and the final, ordrift. Zion Park, the area will break all on either side and the vein then ganization of. the .Salina Zinc & Lead of tourists measured better than 12 feet and company, hundreds of claims have records for the number season.To date a total of 7,013 this was "increasing as work went ahead. been located- in the district and .alpeople have visited the park, ComWilliam Burns, .who is superintendready plans are being made- - by sever- pared to 2,927 for the same period ing. operations at the property, stat- al .claim holders .to start develop- last year, an increase of 126 per ed io a Sun reported, that the point ment work. . cent.- - Although definite figures are not available, reports indicate a very .heavy increase in 'traffic at other . centers. . ; U . . mur-Wo- ' ' - un-jtri- ct ! ' ad-e- . d 300-fo- ' - ot re ac-ls- . The-poin- rk t. ! , . te par-hea- ds - -: " ot . pre-seas- pub-inactiv- - - . VETERAN MINER DIES. Sidney Black, a veteran miner of widely, known Marysvale,; - and BIRTHDAY.. ON HOSTESS throughout Southern' Utah, died . at Mrs. John Elben was the gracious his home at Marysvale Tuesday, achostess", to many friends who called cording to advices received here, by at her .home Saturday to extend Dr A. J.- Lewis, who had been asin mining .enerprises in the greetings to Mrs. Elben in. honor of sociated Two' bootleggers, .who. have been her natal day, Mps. Elben reached southern camp with Mr. Black for ' Thomas Crandall, a prosperous and The annual stale conclave, held by no under close watch by. Slier ifFair-littl- e her 87th mile, stone May 26, and has many years. Mr. Black had been ill farmer-anWostockraiser, Business and Professional the from for several prominent months, suffering excitement by his peculiar ac- banks .forces for the past several the. distinction of being the eldest B. Crandall, mens clubs of Utah, at the Bigelow to II. brother and a and rouble miners heart consumph'ere Tuesday woman in Salina, and has resided in tion, was taken into custody by months, were trappe'd cashier for the First State Bank of hotel in Ogden, last ,. Saturday and .Sheriff Vern Fairbanks Wednesday night, when they landed- and. were this city continually for forty years. tion. He was married and leaves a Dr. to went Lewis Marys- Salina, died at the Rupert, Idaho, Sunday, proved the most successful morning and removed to Richfield making preparations to unload a Mrs Elben enjoys good health and family. funer- hospital Wednesday at noon, accord- of any yet held by the organization, vale to attend the Wednesday moonshine. served her friends with. . ice . bream where he is being held for investiga-- ; part of the cargo of to a message received here early declared the delegates attending from tion. When Bingham came to Salina The men gave their names as Ted and Wafers Saturday. She .received, al of his friend and long time busi- - ing clubs in Wednesday afternoon by II. B. Cran- the Salina club. Twenty-tw- o his first act was to assault Boyd Anderson and Albert Taylor, when many pretty gifts in honor of the,n.ess associate home whose dall. Thomas delemore 400 state sent Crandall, the 'than son- of Mrs. placed under arrest by Sheriff Fairday. Bench, the a short stricken was was at convenand to members the Miss for Jens5n Rupert, left Myrna1 gates , Rich-today men to were taken Tina Bench. Bingham struck the banks. The a two weeks visit with friends and time ago with, pneumonia, but his tion and from the opening session boy heavily in the stomach, knocked field and held until yesterday when Hee.r ,Wllliams at relatives a Salt Lake City.. Later,, condition was not regarded as serious, until, the close, there was a continual him down and into the irrigating they were returned to Salina for .a tended the. Hedman-Bir- d wedding and Mlss Jensen to Kemmercr, and only last week II. B. Crandall round of pleasure and business. Mrs. Df ditch. After striking the Bench boy, hearing. The case was. before JusW yoming, for an extended visit at of this city visited the bedside of his Delbert Burgess, president and Mrs. Bingham made his way to the Robins tice of the Peace E. C. Wright, and irig. "Mr, and "Mrs Hedmaa will of the the hme of Mrs. Elwood D. Ander- stricken brother.. At that time high II. W. Cherry, were make their home at Wichita, Kan-hotel, demanding a room and issuing when the liquor violators rehis entertained for were sessions . attended the Salina of hopes sister MissJensen. club, son, . orders that indicated a diseased men- charged with possession, pleas of sa3. covery, but after suffering' a re- and both were loud in their praise of tal condition. Henry Robins, mar-- . guilty were entered. Justice Wright . the success of the annual meeting. lapse he sank rapidly. shal and proprietor of the hotel, fur- imposed a fine of $200 each, both of ' of native a was Crandall Thomas One of the important features on nished the man with a room, and which were paid. He the program was the address given at born was and Utah Payson. Sheriff Fairbanks, learning of the kept a close watch on the visitor attended schools at the Utah county by Lena Madisen Phillips, president during the night and later he sent a coming of the two men, and suspectand after his marriage he en- of the national Business and Pro- -' town . message to Sheriff Fairbanks to in- ing that his search, would reveal a in agricultural pursuits. .Some fessional Womens club. Mrs. Philgaged vestigate. reward, lay in wait for the men. few years ago he went to Rupert, lips is a lawyer of national fame and Bingham was taken to Richfield Plans by the bootleggers, it was Idaho, where he followed farming her address was declared a masterand locked, up, and soon after the said, were to unload a portion of the He made a success piece. State officers and others gave and stockraising-.man regained his senses and liquor to a local dealer in Salina; of his vocation and was regarded as addresses and throughout the busiUnless something unforseen hapshowed normalcy at times.. He stat- - When all was in readiness the offi- one of the solid and substantial citi- ness sessions were interesting and ed to the. sheriff that he was a cers swooped down on the culprits pens to alter the plans now mapped f je alarm' by the Legion fire zens of his home, town, Rupert. were enlivened with music and gaiety. world war veteran, and that his home and made a search of. the truck. out, the new $45,000 chapel for the 47 years of age Mr. was Crandall The host of delegates, from all perafternoon, partment Tuesday was at Seattle, Wash. Messages Nearly eighteen gallons of moon- second ward, will be ' completed and and he leaves a wife and three child- ports of the state, were banqueted serious a f haPs Prevented conflagra-ohave been sent to Seattle with the shine was disclosed. The men have ready for occupancy by the middle ren. II. B. Crandall left for the at the Bigelow hotel Saturday evenOctober. The foundation work tion at the Salina depot. The blaze, Idaho hopes of ascertaining if the man has been trucking, carrying various ' city Thursday to attend the ing. Sunday afternoon the . Hermitrelatives therh and whether he had tides of products from upstate to has been completed and Monday 'a. which started under the platform funeral and to comfort those bereft. age in Ogden canyon, was the scene ever been confined to any mental in- merchants in Southern Utah. The 'crew of bricklayers were started on just south of the depot, was blazing of an elaborate banquet. The citi- -. stitution. liquor found in the search Tuesday building the walls. Ample supplies fiercely when the firefighters arriv- WILL HONOR MISSIONARY zens of Ogden joined in making the in pint and quart bottles '.of material are now on hand to push ed, and only a few minutes were reBingham, at times, is rational and night was convention a big success by affordDEPARTURE HER BEFORE The dam can converse with those about him and was carefully concealed in the the work ahead as quickly as pos- quired to check ing sightseeing trips to important nominal. sible and it is announced by the age was on any subject and shows no signs wares on the loaded truck. Miss Ruth Scorup, one of Salinas places. During the morning workmen had building committee that there will of a feeble mind. At other times, of popular society and church workers, he becomes radical and threatens PASSES DENTAL EXAMINATION. be no cessation in the work unless been burning rubbish just south is thought will be tendered a farewell party at and it the conditions interfere building, or other weather depot those about him in terms that would Mr. and Mrs. James Jensen re- with the plans. that the wind blew some of the em- Social hall next Thursday evening, make the brave shudder. bers to the depot and through the June 7. Miss Scorup has been r.lled the of cently received information, by wire, the for Contracts' wireing from Ronald Jensen that he had suc- building Ard installation of the large cracks in the platform. Agent to serve as a missionary for the FRIENDS HONOR MATRON. cessfully passed the required exam- - piumbing, have been awarded to Carlisle, who had been detained at Mormon church, in the Canadian at the Southern California dividuals and this work will be the station at the noon hour, discov- fields. She will leave for Salt Lake Thursday evening .of last week, Mrs. Eliza Gates was the motif for College and will be graduat- - rje(j aiong with the raising of the ered the smoke coming from beneath June 10, and after receiving instrucan elaborate surprise party given by ed from that college in June. Ron- - wan8. As soon as the exterior is the platform, and immediately sent tions she will continue her journey friends, celebrating her birthday an- aid states that he will take the state completed workmen will start on the in the alarm. Within five minutes to Montreal, which will be her headwas examination for dentists in Califor- - interior and ser500 niversary. Progressive every department and after the alarm had been sounded quarters during the the entertaining feature of the par- nia, prior to taking the Utah state feature in the building program will the fire had been extinguished and vice. Plans for a real social time at the ty. Prizes were awarded to Mrs., F. j examination in Salt Lake. Friends in be kept going ahead and with the prevented from spreading to the A. Mattsson and Mrs. Hyrum Gates. Salina join Mr. and Mrs. Jensen in COming of fall the new chapel will be main building. Underneath the plat- farewell for Miss Scorup are being Mrs. Gates was presented with a extending congratulations to Ronald completed and equipped with fifteen form much paper and rubbish had arranged and a large number of beautiful floor lamp, in remembrance in his achievement, .and wish him class rooms, relief society room and accumulated and when the blaze once friends will gather to bid the misfriends were success in the practice of his chosen boy scout headquarters, together with started it gained considerable head- sionary a farewell and success on of the day. Thirty-fiv- e her mission. A splendid program present at the party. profession. He will arrive in Salina offices and quarters for officials of way. June 22 for a visit, before locating the church. The activity of the local fire de- has been arranged for a portion of partment in subduing the blaze in the evening, and the following numErnest Elben left Monday for Mon- permanently. short order, is another evidence of bers are announced: Community singIndian to Marden has in be Scorup gone tana where he will engaged Mrs. A. S. Crane and Leland Crane Creek, and will spend the summer the value of the fire apparatus and ing, congregation; invocation, E. W. be enjoyed to music furnished by the shearing corrals until late in a splendid crew of firefighters. Crane; vocal solo, Miss Pearl Jensen; 'Wrights orchestra, on the J. C. Scorup ranch. returned from Salt Lake Sunday. July. lei Yeterai - -- j -- And Paj Heayy Fioe at - Flow. Big . d -; . - ...... - - 11- vice-preside- -. - , the-blaze- . j hur-Dent- al two-yea- rs . Sms |