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Show u Beport-- J ih to friends in of the other parts of Tintic will appreciate a copy of The Reporter why not send the paper regularly to some close friend. n n t r y give to them a chance about joam more e o the Tintic District. XXIV. W REKA, JUAB COUNTY. UTAH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1924. Efforts Being Made To Lead Buyers Pay Of Method Erect Mining Building Jew Prospecting 8.2 Cents A Pound mining building at the stare Cleveland, Jan. purchases fair sroumls, of lead in the open market have to about Out Tried At $20,000, Chief Con. Being be made at 8.25 cents per pound to be A S New 10 trust mhmus w a possibility. The mailer has already been taken up by the members of the Salt Lake Chamber of Commeroe and others who are interested in seeing the state'a greatest industry drilled by ordinary machines equipped with special steel; important departure from general joining operations and should mean more rapid and economical prospecting. holes to be Fitch of the Chief, John assisted by end other members of out organization, baa worked of method prospect-( a entirely new to revolution-- ( im which promise a property aa the Dining In anch Under thla new plan ;Zoent information that formerly Zct4 from ten days to two weeks so-m to obtain can no doubt be in a single day. substl- Tl method la simply the ll hammer-driholes of deep u. (roeKUta, raises and winzes. In-- ii of driving these headings in wual manner and sampling each ud blasted, or as often as is advisable, drill holes will be from drifts or stopes and the the same time make it possible to rapidly add another section of rod to the drill or remove a section. Th" Manager Cecil olldated, properly represented along with the agricultural and manufacturing resources. The plan as outlined provides that one ne',led lo erect such a aised by the mining the to he cured from iho state fair association. 1 here would be some revenue from nch a building as space would be rented to mining machinery houses. desiring exhibits at the fair, and this money would be used in repaying the mines that hgd contributed to the fund for the new structure. A. G. MacKenzle, who is a director of the state fair and also an officer of the Utah Chapter of Iho American Mining Congress, Ig bark of the movement and James Dick, well known in Tintic, is also acting on the committee. butld-sithews- ! Denver Rock Drill pw0pie seem to have solved this problem. They are now making the necessary improve-- n manta in their manufacturing entail to enable them to supply j velopment work that he expects soon t0 he able to put these drills into the hands of scores of the mines under some kind of an arrangc-Irir- a met whereby the lessee will receive of hole footage payments that will make It iladgs from each three feet attractive for him to thoroughly Chief iO bs soared perforate his block of ground with fifty foot holes can bo driven in drill holes. Under such a plan a lot coat be will course the i day and of Directors of the Chief Consolidatof ore that is quite often missed In To I?drive matlneaiiy fifty...the ord nary Prope8 . mine develop-j- j, ed Mining company held a meeting Mt of drift, winae or raise, would ment work ought to be located and at Salt Lake last week at which time isveral days and it would mean they ordered the payment of the and a wonderful speed can be attained in usual lot of money for powder quarterly dividend of 10 cents the of mine. the development mry expense in connection with the or a total of $89,221.50. per share, o It is quite ffOitnf pf the waste. The books have already closed to the tCu to ssy that under the method Sinking Job Well Under transfer of stock and the dividend at the ibieh is being worked oat At Apex Standard will be disbursed on February 1st. Way Uaf tbs same Information can be The books reopen to stock transfer h of oarsd for less than Lewis Merriman, in charge of the on January 21. to sxpense. The ground in this development of the Apex Standard With the coming dividend the ha must be thorough.y prospected property in the eastern end of the Chief Consolidated mines total disdon it is safe to say that it con- - j district, says that since work was bursements to shareholders will be thi so more ore and it is a big taken up in the shaft. Boon after dsrtaklng to cut Into each block tj,e f irst of the year, more than fifty rttk crosscuts and raises. Aside feet of sinking has been accomplishDemand In of money the new ed. The shaft Is going down at the Ctheofsaving searching for ore will rate of about five feet per day and mb a saving of time, which after even better progress will be possiSilver prices folowing reactions b Jut as Important a factor. ble aa three shifts are in use. Mr. due to the closing of the buying Tlth ordinary machine drills the Merriman is confident that when period for the Chinese New Year, acHat Cons, people in their experi-mt- al everything is running smoothly two cording to the Financial Review, work have accomplished won- - hundred feet of sinking will be made have strengthened again and with a crhl malts. Ons holo hsi been ssnt continued scarcity of metal for imevery thirty days, 'an a distance pf 227 feet; it has There is quite a lot of activity in mediate delivery. Import and exns possible to drive a' hole hori- - that part of the district. The Iron port movements for this year will Htally, which has Is some ore, good mining fairly , King probably show no excess imports for qoie of a crosscut, a distance of .the Zuma doing excellent the first time in several years. boit a hundred feet, and the same ment work, the Eureka Standard For the first eleven months immmm bu been attained in raising sinking one of the largest shafts in ports into this country were bio Is accomplished by simply add-- the state and the South Standard aland exports $82,948,781.! Motion after section of rod to so busy on a sinking Job. Exports are larger than last year, k drill u the work progresses. The o while imports will most likely be ith (rf tbe hole is of coarse only about the same or somewhat smaller Nttd by the number of drill rods New Deposits Of Pitch than last year. no effort will be made to Blend Ore Are Found During the first six months of this nlerond the point to which the year the government was a purchaser wk cu be carried to best advan-P- A Platinum, more valuable than of nearly 50,000,000 ounces. gold may be worth $700 a pound. Mexico will send smaller amounts Fitch states that the That sounds costly. But that price to this country for the twelve w Rock Drill companys Offi- is small compared with radium, months; those of Fern will be about ah are largely responsible for do--a with which the market is now glut$4,000,000 larger. proper coupling for the ted. We had almost a monopoly of Silver shipment! from London to roda. For tbe moet part the the precious substance here for a China and India were larger during using the drills of this cora-th- is while But great deposits of radium toW equally new method of pros- - yielding pitch blende foJJd Total London December. for Belgian Congo have upset the mar to ar tW cb&racter Mjd g 01 the most . -- - 00ffl 000 difficult matters ket, and the price dropped to about wmsetion with this . million dollars a pound.! drilling, thirty-fiv- e wew York for India tk. mining A .hort Um. .go I. u working out a there was not more than half an buying, but San Francisco demand, " uld stand the straincoupling and at ounce of radium in all the world. le.-tou- j Consolidated . i! For Silver I 11 ! 32 $68,-292,9- I ! I;i iIt ! II' I: I Si ! a. i ( ... ' ! i I I Hi ac- cording to the Dally Metal Trade, which says, advancing prices for lead have featured an otherwise quiet week in metals. Copper held at IS eenta until today, when the price became 12.87 4 cents delivered. Zinc ia now 8.30 fonts. St. Louis a little higher than a week ago. Lead moved from 7.75 to 8 cents, 8t. Louis, while the American Smelting company advance! its contract price from 7.50 to 7.75 renta New York. However, the lat-- i ter price applies only to metal oi 5 standing contracts and new chases in the open market will hav to be made at 8.25 cents. New York.! with features slightly under thla figure. Demand 1s not hoavy, but supplies are limited and users are taking the full amount of their contracts. Shipments of metals to consumers continue at a high rate, an indication of the maintenance of good consuming activity. Zinc sheet was raised to 9.50 rents, bat other metal products are unchanged. Number 9 The Kind You Hava Always Bought, and which haa bees la use for over thirty years, haa borne the signature of and haa been made tinder his since its Infancy. Allow no one to deceive you In M ore hot Counterfeits, Imitations and Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. per-supervi- I1 Just-as-go- od Never attempt to relieve your baoy with a remedy that you would use for yourselA WhatisOASTORIA Caatoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It la pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age ia ita guarantee. For more than thirty years It baa been in constant dm for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea ; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural Bleeps The Childrens Comfort The Mothers Friend. GENUINE Along the Concrete III III ! x Increased to $2,759,228.57. Iast year the mine paid four dividends, each in the sum of or s total of $358,479.50. The Chief Cons, people are making rapid progress with the construction of their new milling plant which they hope to have in operation early in the coming summer. This mill will have an initial rapacity of about 150 tons and no doubt units will soon be added Increasing its capacity to a much higher point. $89,-221.5- ddt-tlon- 0, al Orient Continues Strong despite the termination of Chinese New Year requirements, Is still rather large. CASTOR I A I ALWAYS Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years Tho Kind You Hove Always Bought Declares Large Dividend one-tent- I i A former resident AN EXHILARATING EFFECT A bottle of Ilcrlaua on the altelf at home ia like having a doctor in the house ill tho time. It gives instant relief when Uie digestion gets out of order or tiia Dowels fail to act One or two doses is til that is necessary to start tilings ntov-n- g and rentoro that tine feeling of rxhiL irution and buoyanry of stunts which to jxufout health, lra.-- 60s. 0. E. HUI8H 0. E.RIFE Notarise Public Reporter Office Esrefca o " Itaynicr ltiarmar """XT Dr. J. H. Ellsworth IAWYERJ DENTIST HloU lildg. Eureka, I PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ... - PR0VO EUREKA- (I Call p DELTA LTV n . Juab Commissioners In Session Last Saturday John G. Bunnell and Dr. Steele Jr., the Tintic members of the board of county commissioners, were at Nephl on Saturday last for the regular monthly session. They state that the business consisted chiefly of auditing and paying bills, passing on reports and such routine matters. Bailey, The county assessor had recently appointed his deputiee for the special work pertaining to the 1924 assmifc-merolls and the board members confirmed these appointments and accepted the bonds. Thomas McCormick is the deputy for Eureka, Edward Longley will perform the work in Mammoth and Silver City, while John F. Rowe of Eureka and John Grant of Levan will undertake to assess the transient stock of the Jnab county range. They are already at work. The object in selecting two deputiee for the aseessment of the range stock Is to determine their location at the time the seasment is made, whether the stock are in the Tintic School District or the Jnab School District. Each district benefits according to the number of stock on its range at the time the assessment is made. At the meeting on Saturday Sheriff Martin reappointed tbe same deputies that have been serving during the past year. The sheriffs chief deputy,. Parley P. Chrlstlson, Is appointed for two years but the other appointments are mode each 'year. Carl Miller will continue to serve st Silver City end Joseph E. Sabey will act In the extreme west-- 1 ern end of the county where the of Callao and Trout Creek nt 'are located. nreks Ledge Ns 1879, Loyal Order of Mooes, meets every JAFedneedey etenvng si Miners' Union BalL Visiting members In ROOMS nicely furnlehed, well rooms at reasonable rates for day, week or moeth. New, T bcnlcd MILLER HOME P. MINOR Mrs. M. II. Miller, Prop. NEAR KLKSLPAYILHML vi ted to attend. J. FENNELL, Dictator PETER80N, Secretory First Serious Coasting Accident In This City Donald, the thirteen year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paulson, was quite seriously Injured on Monday morning when he coasted down a I. side street and ran directly Into an automobile that was being driven on Church Street by John Cronin.1 Fortunately the onto woe proceed Ing slowly and by skillful minuver- lug the driver was able to avoid running over the boy, who was picked up in aa unconscious condition sad Uken Into the home of Mr. sad Mrs. P. J. Bonner where Drs. Laker and Ostler attended him. The hoy had s bad cut on the side of tho head f D. p. id and 8th Tnee ty of eech month i I. O. O. P. HnlL brothers Visiting Invited to attend. Theriault, W. M. 8. B. Ware, Secretary a Bos IM ii Assay Office Georg T. Oeetletes and also suffered a dislocation of Eereka. Utah the .shoulder bat Is fast recovering Mala Sk from his experience. Mr. Paulson, father of the boy,' states that bat a few minutes before he had warned the youngster not to nse his sled on that particular hill, JF. which la a dangerous one, and spec- Eureka Lodge No. 12, L0.0 tators, seeing that the boy was comMeats svary Weding right into the path of the onto, nesday night nl Odd Fellown HalL also tried unsuccessfully to warn Visiting brothers him. Mr. Panlson lays that tho Invited to attend. driver of the car ia by no means to blams for tbe accident. In fact lie U Charles E. Ward, Noble Ornad to be complimented for handling the James A- - Tomlinson. Secretniy machine in such n manner that it did not ran 'over the boy. o WALTER FITCH RESUMES ALEX MACDONALD PATS INVESTIGATION ON TAXES EUREKA FRIENDH VISIT o Walter Fitch, Sr., president of the Alex M. MacDonald, of Seattle, Chief Consolidated Mining company, Washington, arrived in Eureka on left last week for Washington to Wednesday and slnee that time has continue his work with special tax been the guest of Mr. end Mrs. C. investigators who are endeavoring E. Hulsh. to make an equitable adjustment of a the amount which has been assessed cent against the local mine. Previous to Seattle. During war times he was the holidays Mr. Fitch was In the the manager and principal owner of east on this work and it Is under the d Shipbuildstood that to n certain extent his ef- ing company and built n dozen or forts have already been sueceaafal. more Urge wooden vessels for theHAFT AND proper valuations having been plac- Australian and American governed on some of the Chiefs property, ments. He states that business con- which will mean corresponding re- ditions are good in the northwest ductions In the heavy taxes that have with the lumber industry in the beet' been assessed. On his trip last week position it has ever occupied. Mr. Fitch was accompanied by Mrs. Mr. MacDonald has business that . , UhUI Fitch, who will also remain in Wash- will keep him In Utah for a ington pending tho final adjustment days after which he will go to Los of the taxation matters. Angeles and then back to Seattle. ZRRRfiRRRfffifiETI fr P : & 4 fi Patterson-MacDonal- fewH! r TUNNEL |