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Show I hY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 2, 1912. span the nation Railroad j dieted THE BOX ELDER NEWS-JOUKNA- PACE THREE E now the lone pioneer. Across At the end of the great race uhich was von by neither road, or by both . . . camps spiang Jumued From Page Two) UP on the Promontory .slopes Union Pa- - while the men waited for their tpd (Gth th , ' ' famed Golden Spike money. Into these drifted all the camp followers and hangerK'JliSn on May 10, 1869. diegs that the greatest mor"h before s-on, vpnl W. a OFFICIAL RUN PRIMARY BALLOT an agreement project had accumulated. Dead after OFFICIAL RUN OFF PRIMARY BALLOT de- - tali Dead Man's Gulch, Paint(MO company heads, ed Post, and Last Chance the junction of the roadb mushroomed into being and as ai or near Ogden" and Quickly laded into oblivion. On 'nion Pacific $hall build top of the hill was Promontory e Central Pacific snail 'Pacific Hotel" and the railroad own, )Yh,lts r and Club House. to "Cappers" he terminus aforesaid boarded the trains at Kelton and .ntorv Summit, at which Corinne and making the meet and ,fje rails shall of their continu-Tht and form one prospective Central bought victims by the time the trains toward reached Promontory, led them ,,y miles leading into the gambling dens, remand leased the remaining nant the da, of the "Hell on Wheels" 99. of a for Box Elder County, Box Elder Precinct, Dist. No. 1 period ,i!es ring, i Box Elder County, Box Elder Precinct, Dist. No. 1 that had tagged the workers miles fifty-siof total a area of p all the way from Omaha. Here an's cla., OCTOBER 6, 1942 was represented every form of OCTOBER 6, 1942 101. aoo Couldn't Stop er have momentum the was device gambling ,reat ave a INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for a candidate place a cross (X) in tlie when known, Mexican Monte, ten-dinjt rews had gained INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for a candidate place a cross (X) in the Hed. the strap game, chuck-a-luchundred and two that at the rigid of the name of the person for whom you desire to vote ami in net, square le. You and the patent lock game. No square at the right of the name of the person for whom you desire to vote and in .five miles of parallel comes no other place. I)o not vote for t less more listed a candidate one under or than any person than party no other place. Do not vote for any candidate listed under more than one party or Don the had det. Pico, g was built before drived Much of formerly Mexican governor of group designation. was stopped. group designation. left a large amount - California, Among rading is still visible to- of ied to .' gold with the "Promontory Iveri r called c country was just recov-fro- Boys." A Man For Breakfast ) pamt the Civil War, row the scarce and labor Below, two miles east, lanuscn-on scarce. Distances in- sprawled Blue Creek, with its .5 toe Hell's Half Acre" and its here tremendous. as she t While these camps hostile and many of cemetery. iidvance crews died fight-.em- . flared with turbulent life for a And on top of' all brief momer.l, a man was killown.shf tore anc inance was a major prob- - ed every night and buried some forgotten grave was no one time the Central had the sage. it in the While most writers refer to vessels loaded with sup-- ' m with a it as Promontory Point, the acNew from York enroute engaged, ooden s,; to San tual site of the driving of the Cape Horn CERTIFICATE: md cars isro. Dozens of saw mills Golden Spike is Promontory Summit. State of Utah, County of Box Elder, ss. Point ties is Promontory kept busy supplying deCarth twenty miles south where the I, Merlin N. Cook, County Clerk Pro Tom in and for the ridge timbers, him. "I County of Box Elder, State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct, government had set a lew range dips down into the of the Runoft copy Ballot to used le Sample at the Primary Primary Runoff Election to he held Tuesday, October C, P.112, at which time the polls frowned limit of twelve years for Great Salt Lake and lifts the will he open from 7 :00 a. m. to 7 :00 p. m. Polling places in the various districts of the county are as listed below. Cut-of- f d some u famous Luein s on its etion of the road. lad em IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 29th day of September, A. D. 1942. tip. Claiming the distinction of effort, the Inn n it in something furnishing the locale for Zane (SEAL) MERLIN N. COOK, County Clerk Pro Tern ix and a half years. More Grey's "Border Legion" Proms on i twenty thousand workmen ontory later became the scene pressed into service and,0 many catue wars when com RUN-OF- F e Is, coo Junction City" of the two lines, up with rich ores for the smel- $30 to $125 a hundred; NOTICE PRIMARY t half that poik, C. A. Dahl, of whom little is many teams, panies leasing the railroad this int ye ha hope was dashed and to- - ter at Corinne, his name and lands and settlers disputed over because than Rich, other $1.00 At and known, per pound, eggs, ng Promontory ve In ELECTION boundaries. And long before day Corlnne is little more than later, when mining companies $2.00 per dozen. Freight rates that he came from Chicago. die-o- f 9 iparable with the a com-th- e bought old the the were of farming Prosperous iron up the and of the $7.00 per hundred slag piles coming With the building horse, Why, no today, there were Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday the 6th day here and resmelted them, they passenger rates, $75 one way. Utah Northern R. R. inlo Idae cave n and munity. who swore vanishing American it couldnt of October next, party run-of- f to the The same rate applied to in- ho the freighting business van-- ' primary election of the eninup ine! Only the faith of the disappearing mustang madej Known as the "Burg on the yielded twenty dollars Democratic ton and in sec, it metal. Republican it their of home. the termediate parties will be held for the In. . ished from Corinne and such points along Judah, Bear," "Chicago of the West", Huntington, of route. candidates of said parties for the Streets had as With nominating Gold" Paved party business "The Corinne I.ast her the Town Built the of ard, Great Crocker, enterprises Durant, Queen City get to if When the citizens during the Corinne had her saloons and not already gone to Ogdon when Corinne was the last town to Basin, "The City of the Un-b- e following offices: ve've brothers, Dillon, Dodge, n yer p al Sreman, built along the railroad. Godly" and various other moni-Her- e muddy period, nearly sank to gambling dens, her warehous- - it was declared the Junction the Case-- , rer life DEMOCRATIC PARTY and some others kept leaving Corinne rose to fame as the regions below, some enter- es and banks, her "divorce City, soon gieparted, many of the leading busi-kern when : alive in its ness men of Ogden and Salt the freighting center of the prising spirit conceived the idea machine" where one could get only a few hardy souls to carof Justice the oung giant Supreme Court (10 year term) elf bad race through half a con-It- s Lake City made their start. northern territory leading into of crushing the slag and spread- a divorce by parting with $2.50, ry on the tradition of the town J too flREPUBLICAN PARTY was Famed as a freighting center Idaho, Wyoming and Montana, ing it over the mud. A lot of by proxy, if necessary; her and its vanishing hopes. ocks completion or more "Mountain rated at the close of one and built as the only "Gentile" Supplies for the mining towns it was used thus, so the streets seventy worth it' Commissioner (4 year term) County reach its at the city in Utah, her founders hop- - were transferred from the trains of the city were literally paved Nymps" or "Doves du Pave, with but she also had a more stable r gold! of another, and its whence ed that she would become the to huge warehouses, MOVIELAND County Sheriff over, side. Most of the prominent For into of capital of Utah and a great they were loaded such at the huge goods freighted beginning Is ood The polls w ill open at 7 a. m. and continue open iresent conflict. city, but when i fieighters, which carried them prices were charged as: Sugar, merchants of Ogden and Salt Hounds Refuse To Bark Although metropolitan ided. was Vidor til Director 00 Charles SI. The polling places are: and other indeed of to loaded destination and Lake, as their from p. m. of the same day. the was selected per many flour, lines pound; Tam't Ogden cities in America, made their pleased when his aids furnishve on ti Box Elder No. 1 L. I). S. 1st Ward Chapel stakes in business in Corinne ed him with a beautiful palomino pony for scenes in "The' when the railroad was built. Box Elder No. 2 L. 1). S. 2nd Ward Chapel ed Am tell Ac Desperadoes." But he wasnt so Steamers On Salt Lake Box Elder No. 3 1st Natl Bank Building ho hair, happy when the colt nipped War Indian of General Connor Box Elder No. 4 Central Chevrolet Building Denni 1 the leading lady. Evelyn Keyes, in it": fame, built a steamer, the "K.ite Bloodhounds used in "Talk Box Elder No. 5 L. D. S. 5th Ward Chapel s head Connor" for commerce on the of the Town" sequence where .y years: Box Elder No. 6 L. D. S. 6th Ward Chapel lake and the enterprising citi- Cary Grant becomes a houndinged i Cozens of Box Elder No. 7 Vestry L. D. S. 3rd Ward Chapel later built the "City ed fugitive did a realistic job lin ttra soon r rinne," renamed the "Garfield", for the cameras. But when Box Elder No. 8 L. D. S. 4th Ward Amusement Hall for transportation of passengers George Stevens tried to get mite a': Bear River City L. D. S. Bear River Amusement Ilall side and freight across the lake from them to do their stuff for the led up te Black Rock to Corinne. "The sound track, he was stymied. Beaver Dam No report ingerot "We brought the dogs into City of Corinne" was about 90 Boothe Valley Fannie Nicholas Home feet long, with three decks, pro- the recording studio and tried lose tti I3' 4 Blue Creek James Roberts Home pelled by a huge paddle wheel to get them to bay, or whata her gla at the stern. Lowering of the ever bloodhounds do," said that ce Collinston Mrs. Marie Lefler Home lake made navigation up the Stevens. "We had their traindgetK Corinne City Ilall 3rcf back. river impossible and the boat er run around the room to got ht Ip Clear Creek School House was stranded out in the lake, them started. The dogs ran, too, achei having to be taken to Black but they wouldnt bark. Deweyville School House hunoc Rock for her home port. Used The problem wasn't solved Fishere Many of the stores just couldnt afford to pay an extra East Garland L. D. S. Ward Recreation Hall Goodness knows, the cost of living is high enough tor pleasure cruises on the lake urtil they dressed the trainer i nights a year without raising their prices. None of the had $500 been there if El wood School House the some was now. even be for in would cldthes And and had it later she Grants higher fights years, tied up at the bathing pier there dogs chase him down the highstores could possibly pay a yearly tax of $5000 for the trove no chain stores. For chain store prices, as you know, Fielding School House and used as a hotel and res- way. They (barked then, all or for of moving to a new location also these low privilege and less 10 prices least at Garland average hadsK Library . Basement taurant, until she was burned right. Stevens followed in a necuot opening a new store. This $5000 yearly tax would tend to keep prices in other stores lower than they with the resort some time in sound truck and got what he Grouse Creek L. I). S. Ward Chapel t was t freeze chain stores in their present locations. But the eighties. Her captain was wanted. otherwise would be. . L. irtntsti S. I). Ward Chapel Harper without freedom to move, as conditions change, any tides.!' L. D. S. Ward Chapel Honeyville despite store sooner or later would wither and die. But theres a tax measure coming up at the November ol dr. Howell Wood Home Vyrle ;t oppoh election (No. 2 on the ballot) which, unless voted e of Junction benefits lose Vance the O. Lind would Home Therefore you down, will destroy chain stores ability to keep prices liesand all retail prices would Kelton Kelton Hotel chain store competition, stores chain Utahs m down. It will eventually destroy drive Lakeside W. R. Blanch Home shoot up. range themselves such stores as J. C. Penney, Safeway, v forgot Lucin Don C. Dalton Home Roebuck. Sears Sprouse-Reitz- , Western Auto, A Double Blow on Farmers and Stockmen Mantua L. I). S. Ward Chapel irica ,t whos Jobs NUM OFF N( D T RV. e DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN i s At x "cut-throat- rreci " ist B : ' and inty; in De He ar ij 27, 21 ma-wer- e 1 be oblem llords ig off 111 e ie moi venlnj He is 'orkinf hg as land e ace ove tr his c r wou nt. is sai lich ai Exert-upendou- in i corn-finishe- d el, the hat ir sal e by r OF jerty, he in chance to You will have S; Vote Against this Scheme on November low-pric- -- A Scheme to Raise Prices The scheme was hatched by a small but highly organized group of competitors who hope to put chain stores out of the way so they can control all retail three-fourtstores already control trade in Utah. Non-chaiof the tax of the retail business. But sponsors scheme know that as long as they have chain store do less than a competition, even though chain stores a reasonable quarter of the business, prices will stay at rid of chain stores in level. So they want to get Utah. They want to raise prices! n How This Tax Scheme Will Hit You! With chain stores closed up, it will cost you more to hy and ow live, as weve just pointed out. Heres this tax scheme would destroy chain stores: 11 total The tax would compel 123 chain stores, out of a o of some 6000 stores in Utah, to pay a yearly license these and would compel as much as $500 each or every stores to pay as much as $5000 every year a new to moving store new store opened or for any e location. All this would be in addition to t year y already are average of $6,517 taxes per store they paying. Bark Valley In addition to losing the savings on things you buy, if youre a farmer or stockman you would lose an sell. Utahs important market for the things you worth of Utah chain stores buy millions of dollars farm and range productS( every year. To cripple or of your destroy these chain stores means money out Ienrose L. D. S. Ward Amusement School House B lousin or re tomin; (es, Talk it over with your family and We believe you will agree that Think it over. No. 2 is a Tax on YOU Vote AGAINST No. 2 This political advertisement was paid for entirely with contributions from citizens, including stockholders and employees of chain stores whose savings and jobs are threatened with destruction. Contributions from individual citizens will be welcomed. United Citizens Against Higher Prices, Continental Bank Building, Salt Lake City. Kena Maycock Badger, Secretary. auto of h' re r acc rtest lared. egin t blai s in ire a offic rule ts art Id or Jd. s ge regr ; ition ms a offii ; ipon 6et gulat md e 1 reg uring Ren dded ileb irs tker, x E ler t 90th Hone the tlativ lgrat r w; a pc Sa ! of t x Hui ah a the .s du MERLIN N. COOK, County Clerk Bro Tern W (The Chain Store Death Tax) . Ilall Berry Blymouth School House Bortage L. D. S. Ward Hall Bromontory Roland Toombs Residence Rawlins School House Riverside L. I). S. Ward Chapel Rosette L. I). S. Ward Chapel Snowville L. D. S. Recreation IIa!l Standrod School House Tremonton No. 1 City Library Tremonton No. 2 District School Gy Willard City Hall Yost Yost Amusement Ilall pocket. friends. Bark Valley Ward Hall Mai t. In i, to Raise Your Cost of Living! re of pr oust the of at f Ill Theres a Scheme Afoot me n he semi-centeni- clos-hapte- & eclare Ufc It boa; the fii incre. :e are or s amo s, I : come yet, i PRIMARY OCT. 6th RUN-OF- F tf , g 1 He a. C ife y t s. I een well t its i li Iren am Cafty&inia Wttmd ROMA WINE COMPANY, INC. FRESNO, CALIF. The TOLEDO, Ore. (UP) Kenneth Speasman dairy ranch '.here should bo getting a bad name among the bruin tribe. (The big cinnamon bear trapped there after killing 50 goats was the 26th bear taken on the ranch by government hunters since 1932. JUM SANTA ROSA, Oal. (UP) The problem of keeping itinerant hop pickers on the job in the California and Oregon fields until the crop is picked has been solved by giving nightly vaudeville entertainments in the camps with of stage and screen. high-grad- e artists jldre in in vid equ ir a : |