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Show SOUTH Subscription Rates: Per Year $1.03 Payable in advance Advertising Rates Made Known Upon Application la Bound COURIER CACHE Peck Bros. Livestock Commissioner Auto Insurance at a Saving . . 1 Flash Nielsen Advertising Manager Mrs. Nora H. Nielsen Circulation Manager Entered at the Postoffice, Hyrum, Utah, as Second class mail matter, under the act of March 3, 1870. Mrs. SEE 350 SOUTH CACHE COURIER Published Every Friday at Hyrum, Cache County, Utah Underground Industry LEON D. HARDY DISTRICT MANAGER NORTH MAIN ST. LOGAN Or. G.M. fishburn With the advances of the periods the sciences allied with the medical profession progress very rapidly and in no avenue of human endeavor has there been a greater improvement than in that of the care and treatment of 'liil 'the feet. . Dr. Fishburn located in Ogden at , 2383 Washington Blvd., is a graduate f.nd registered chiropodist and foot specialist, who ffers a most complete srvice in the care and treatment of the feet. He is greatly aiding the people of the state in becoming rid of foot (roubles which hinder them in their daily pursuits and social life. This popular chiropodist has kept Dace with the times and is considered by the members of the profession as one of the foremost professional people in these parts" having studied all of the developments in this important branch of modern science and placing truly wide experience and comprehen" siv knowledge at the service of the people of this comunity. WALL-PAPELeaching in place at Ohio Copper One of the most unique mining operations in the world is that of the Ohio Copper Company of Utah at Binham, where it is winning copper from a disseminated ore body. Years ago the company mined its copper ores ia the usual manner, driving tunnels and drifts through the underground. This was expensive and could only be done during high market prices for the metal, owing to the low grade character of the product mined. In addition to the product mined, there was a vast amount of low grade copper ore in the porphyry on which the property Is located. The proprety was not adaptable to the open-cu- t methods, so a process of leaching was adopted, using the old workings to collect the copper In solution. In the process, water is sprinkled on the surface and collected in tunnels deep down in the deposit. After A Guarantee Of Good Reading SAME HE11ER, 1 1 the water has percolated through the ora masses, picking up certain amounts of the copper in the ground, it is diverted to tanks in the tunnels. These tanks contain tin, which again attracts the copper from the water and eventually turns the tin to copper. The water is then pumped back to the surface to rework the ore again. Precipitating copper from water which percolates through copper deposits is a common practice, but Ohio Copper is the only place where it Is known to be mined in such a manner. The precipitation of copper Is said to have been discovered by a miner living near a stream which originated in the hills of a copper deposit. Tin cans that he disposed of in the stream soon turned to copper and to his amazement he had discovered a process which has for years played an Important part in the production of the red metal. SALE 1940 LINE. PRICES 1 iB r on bus moi ( fan TUB Ms bin St tio By Alan Le May we the In th coi d Vh had been a respectable man turned "outlaw" to "get even." f How an an fir lio iu Bill 1 NOW 6 hi! w. ot OFFERED AT IN THIS NEWSPAPER 25 TO 50 DISCOUNT. HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO GET A REAL Ml LAI e Roper gathered together a tougher, more desperate band of outlaws and rustlers, beat the Thorpe gang at their own game, and drove them out oi the country. Is told with breathless speed and with fidelity to the history of those epic times in "The Smoky Years." Don't miss it! MOST DESIRABLE PATTERIES IN THE L everyone is treated fairly. lhe s I rules applies to the seller. j The reputation ot th.s tirm tor faiI i and above-boar- d methods its gene usefulness to the buyer and seller ' h brought an ever increasing patt0l ' ; F from all over thi$ section. Peck Bros. Livestock Commission Co. have been on the Ogden M,rL for 19 years and have a keen know!? ledge of stock of all kinds. Their act fcw ivities are a large factor in keeping business at home. This is a local ser mi si vice that is of inestimable value to iht way community in convenience as well finacially. It also aids in th local stock marketat high standrad K This managemen is to be congratu-lateupon the service they are render-inthe people of this vicinity. Through their efforts a better feeling exists he. KiAn thu buyer and seller. Get i touch with them and learn the value hsv of their service. nd Dusty Ring had been murdered Dusty, who had been like a lather to Bill Roper. Then Roper who R in Bingham. Elton Tunnel Crews Near End Of Work BARGAIN EVERT0N & SONS CO. Beginning Today No one in this section of the state play a more important part in the marketing ot livestock than the Peck bros. Livestock commission Co. in i he Exchange Bldg, in Ogden, Ph. 62 They have been a boom to the livestock situation in this section of the better It is perhaps country. known among the stockmen than any other similar business in the district. This more than an institution of this district, for its activities extend for miles in all direcions and he buyer and seller alike journey here to do their trading. In the old days sales were held at widely scattered ponts inaccessibly to most buyers and as a consequence the article or animal to be disposed of was not displayed to its best advantage. The most scupulous rules are observed in all transactions and the buyer able to snnd his money w th the confidence which comes from knowing that the management will! fee that fM ntHR AGCOMIODATIOttS When you invest a part Crew about ready to do their trick at Tooele-BinghaTunnel, Portal in background. ( of your earned income in BENEFICIAL LIFE INSURANCE, its Thrift at its best. It'll provide for your own old age, and ii anything happens to you it'll protect and provide for your loved ones. Your Local Beneficial Man is to help you plan for your future. ready BENEFICIAL IIFE c O MEANT IHSqBANCF. Home lOfflce-S- alt Hebz J. take City Grant, President For Beneficial Insurance MRS. 1 K WATERS.... PRESIDES! A HOLMAN WATERS, W, ROSS SUTTON,CO-MANA- See John A. Israelsen Phone 72 I I More than 90 per cent, complete, the Elton Tunnel being driven trem Tooele valley to Bingham, Utah. Is now on its final lap. This bore which cuts under the western range ot the Oquirrh mountains is being driven in an effort to reclaim thousands ot tons of low grade ore that lies under water in the Bingham district, and to prospect a vast expense of undeveloped territory. The work is being conducted by the National Tunnel & Mines company, a consolidation of the old Utah Apex Mining company and the Utah Delaware Mining company, and is a subsidiary of the International Smelting & Refining company. , The tunnel was started in June, 1938, and at the current rate of progress, R should be completed and ready for use by midyear 1941. When completed it will connect with the Rood shaft of the Utah Apex unit at a depth of 2500 feet, about 1200 feet below the old water table. Driving of the tunnel is not only being welcomed by people of Tooele as a mining project, but as an agri m cultural project as well. The flow of water developed In the tunnel stimu Is furnishing a lands oj lant to the semi-ariTooele valley, where agricultur.u much-neede- d d production has languished during the past quarter of a century. The tunnel will extend 4Ya miles and Is expected to reduce the cost of mining a ton of ore by about $1.40 so that a lower grade Product heretofore valueless can mined. The ore below the water was considered virtually valueless to because It was too expensive ore the hoist and water the pump and waste to the surface. The tunnel outlet will have cost appro'-mately $1,500,000 when completed. Soon, It is hoped, this deep development program will unloc the ore reserves that have been held under the water table "r perhaps millions of years and resource heretofore valueless wn igive powerful support to themany ndustrial life of the state for . years to come. Such is modern mining, gomjj earm deeper and farther Into the and mining lower and lower graue ores. |
