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Show T Friday of wh ad entered In the office at Eureka, cm fish. u icnnd-fl- It Vii is&&& S' Subscril .otter. tpiRs : T' .t EUREKA. JUAB COUNTY, UTAH. FRIDAY, Al iil ST Colorado Lady Seriously If Hurt in Local Accident Leafl-Lopp- j n n Developed -- fcft Tho Reporter District. rovers tha local field I hurt uglily and oar sd viwtMiig brings NuiuUt 41 lies. 1, New York Paper Issues Number Devoted To Position Among Metals in Mrong er ia Mrs. Harry Whlimcr of Denver was very seriously injured in an automobile accident in this city last SersWco Saturday, and information from mu Of of the Salt Lake hospital to which KWrty over by Park City the lady wax sent indicates that the vmrlz wefts Pelv, bone bad been broken in ffllTPnflf OperatO three places. Hopes are entertained notwithstanding ature of I er injuries. Mrs. Whitmer is a daughter of that a deal Cotnbs of Eureka und William sec- BUCh for the West Tintle Wlt b,,band ,sbe was il! .nmei lutes referred to as tho!F5, ief U arwas vonn Mining District, V vC a:.,Ie.!.Mr.-n..H' ! ,Mri dast week. Frank Sersisko Will Be I 1 wb M Claims fist Tinlic J.l help yon In planning yonr advertla ing if you ileaiiw to I lie ieple of the Tin tie i f. SlIlklDJ Utah'I Winze In Ore Body ' The August issue of "Mining and of New York t'ity, is Metallurgy, devoted entirely to the properties of .Utah. the paper also containing a Showing below 1100 level said i hero can be no question but wht resent years have the smelters boon; Urge number of very fine Illustratto be best that property has ive mining outlook is more promi-- . willing to finance mining operstionstions as well as pictures of prattrt and new ln mines. making tically all of the large mining opering than tt has been in some years had in months; 1000 tons of of ar ,ttmbrr I.ead and copper are the metal on' ,,aB,p,1ea, ators of our state. of iron to be sent to steel plant. cooperation which the prosperity of most of the ers and mines In our own western ramps depend and every- - and good results can be expected. It lurgy," History of Mining lu I'tah,1' Railroad cars have been spotted thing indicates higher prices for costs a big sum of money to nuke, Earlier Mining Men of Utah." at the Iron King and within the next these two metals. In a recent inter- - a mine, even in a section known to. Mineral itosonne of Vtah, 7.1nc few a couple of lots of ora will days t on" Kelly, tl,e president ot contain ore. and if the people who Industry of I'tah." as well as specie 1 to the smelter. The ora blna lhe Ana0,nJa Copper t o., said that have made money out of mining are articles regarding the mining work lie sent at tha mlna must be emptied in order to make room for ora that la now coming from tha new strike ln the winze from tha 1100 level. York The recent discovery In tha Iron of the King is about the moat Important story at properties the of big o,, Eureka mjne Mr McUeth higher point 'are searching for new lead deposits. Tintle Standard's mill at Harold to be reported from this propd that 80me,h,n lhin ha better This means that localities, long where that company has greatly ro thing recent months. The winze Sersisko in made Juit the steering apparatus of his times for the mining industry is the neglected, will come ln for some de- - duced Its smelling expenses by treat-- ! erty ta followed the ora a has already Mr. Ferkovich which despite his efforts left efforts of the large smelting con- -' velopnu-n- t con- -' lng a large tonnage of ora work. Lance nper80jMauto a Everything by feet of about nBrtrtion and e rosld- Realizing that it was im- - terns to assist in the development of sidered the mining industry of Itah rhlorldlxing ritual nCunt and ing 1100 and about tea level j the kgt jalaf company interested. poMible t0 Bteor lhe rar the drlvr ore bodies, not only ln the older dia- - ought to be wonderfully prosperous Caching process. Much uiieutlou ia'mine cars of commercial ore are now no in is way the brakes and the rear end tricts but in new localltiea. Only in during the next few yeara. nuging .alao given the milling plaut of the being taken out every othor some applied goverer, it will mean tha Qj tke macjine swung around in Chief Cons, rompany which is de- shift. The nitnera shoot on ona on started be once at will Hrk a'guch a manner that lt comded wish scribed as the moat spectacular piece shift and hoist tha ora on tha other, claims. jMt promising group of telephone pole. The car was not metallurgy In IMuh at the pres- - and according to Manager C. K. secure Hunt Mr, has & Blue Bell got only Mrs. Whltmer and hut overturned ent time.' Flow sheets of tho'uMHWl who visits tha property wtrol of the ten claim or Mr. McBeth were thrown wilh coa.j mill are alao given and tha every day or two, tha present ahow- 'Chlefa he has Mo and Mr. Ferkovich hut the front described In detail. ling la the best since the new shaft entire ' Bjderabie force against process time the ora Up Manager Imer Fett of the Fling' ground, aeeeeded In locating enough claims the former being hurt as above at of Utah mining, as waa put down. The point where tht The history Mines To. was out from Salt 'has been followed for a distance of ground out a group of nearly thirty atatedand"lhe' latter ewVprnVwil!bani ln the New York maga- - winze is being sunk on the ore I h- - published will it week for feet Lake of his the about the purduring forty engineers cn., and bruiHpg from which ghe ha!l Um. The reports sine U written by N. H. Jensen of but 140 feet from the pew shaft and pw of inspecting the new strike in prospected both above and below the the International aw been entirely satisfactory and about recovered. Co. 'while the 1100 Is the deepest level flmeltlng This' A 1200 level. Illue liell mine. vill not be at all surprising if Mr. McBeths rar had been In tho tlie Kagle all and districts the covering gives tho new workings, the shaft exAt the present time the llingham anmercial ore is opened there. and it is quite certain discovery, recently made to the north the' valuable Information shop repair about 68 feet below that point, regarding i.nds un-are sending out Tbs section that has attracted Mr. a bolt had been left out at the of the shaft on the 1200 level, is j- Mines properties discoveries of ore In This if the ore continues to Improve, that earlier more ore 100 tons to of of about the Ringdaily, Importance lot Is near the property of the time the steering gear Was assembl- doubtedly we have' which seems rertaio. It will probab-takr- n n half of It coming from the Vic- state. From this article ham Mines people, the deposit from which some ed. He was Tlitle Deleware, car for out the the trying following paragraphs: d iy mean that a drift will be sent out to n has already been shipped, tho the first time, following the repairs, ing lhe appearance of permamency toria, where, according beenSupt. Tintle, the third of the big trio toward the deposit from the bottom ruark-Th- e a has there of liara ore excellent lhe Owens, hargrade. being paint of ore in this ground of Utah mining camps, was discover- -' of the shaft. As the distance ia but when the serious mishap resulted. ore la located about 600 feut'ed improvement In the values during as mused some little excitement - o ed In the sixties, hut lack of trana-- j ho feet the ore could he tapped the past few months. Earnings of north of the shaft. The Kagle bw years ago.- There is conslder-iki- s It back, until the without much expense, s portatlon held Blue Bell has quite a lot of ore on the Eagle A Blue Bell and the lead in that locality, this metal Suit Is Filed Against Its middle seventies. has One thing that adds to the history t. nf1 satls-ltoria have been exceptionally 1200 level but practically all Chief Cons. Mining Co. dewing at or near the surface on and it Is the scene' portance of this latest find 1s the Interesting in' the was recent year, this nntil present factory throughout strike, o ewtl of the claims. One local at. present of the most aggressive btg! fact that the ora Is In an entirely the southern end of the mine. Per-- ( The best month during 1925 was exploration William Yusky and Joseph ailing man naya there in no place in of new ground of uny'new locality, some distance from the Utah with surface showing, rich, former residents of Eureka haps the new deposit in the north January but it la understood that camp In the state. (deposits on the 750 and 900 levels in a where they engaged in leasing, have end on the 1200 will he found to'proHts were almost as large during Mr. Sersisko han a tunnel Is a silver camp which have already received ranch It Essentially, to -' Indicate hunJuly, with everything finance of about 1200 feet on the again commenced an action againat connect np with workings a few but its lead, gold and copper prod uc-- attention. Work la being continued alfeet above that point and if so j that August will also show heavy lion have had dred turnoCons. Chief han company, been of Mining claims the that imp great value and Its on those two levels of the Iron King. ver to Mr. Hunt on a lease and leging damages ln the sum of 9 4 8, the mine will have a lot of stoping' earnings. fine Tintle Standard mine which now' A trial lot nf 1000 tons of Iron toad arrangement. There was an 000 because they were denied the is making Its record production Is from the Iron King will he sent to salient showing of ore where the prlvelege of continuing operations undoubtedly the biggest new lead the plant of the Columbia Steel Co. nia cropped to the surface and lend on n lease in the local mine. In the nation during at Provo, mining of this ore to start mine Readers of the Reporter will re- Wind Mill the past deende. Value of the camp's within the next day or two. The ore member that Yusky and Banovlch production to date is well over the will be taken from the older have for some years been trying to mark, qf which silver Ings, shove the tunnel level, In the About a year ago this paper told not recall a single one that has made the property n few days ago and recover damages from the Chief, but of a stunt to generate electricity by good out of a list of perhaps forty has furnished more than $100,000,- Jron King and n short wagon haul to tbls time they have lost in the use of s largo windmill placed or fifty. applies are being sent there, indl-in- p 000, the balance roughly divided '"will be required to land it on the The new suit on ating that an extensive campaign every court action. Mining and trane- top of one of the jpountains In'. Getting back to that scheme to equally among lead, gold, and cop- - railroad cars. has been brought in the Third Dis- Millard county, announcement also! utilise the wind power of Millard pcr. will be low, howevor, rosts portatlon trict court "at Salt' Lake. Originally being made that Los Angeles people ' county In the generation of electrl-wer- e In recent years, tha annual ton- and there Is n possibility of the steel the ease was brought In the Fiffi The man arrested in (allforniu nage production of the ramp has plant taking n much larger amourt back of the scheme and were Judicial District court at Nephi elling stock in the enterprise which ritj: is H. Alfred Hood, who seems to ranged from 350,000 to over 400,-00- 0 of this ore. The Iron King hna one where It was dismissed. tons. This is were the bigge.tt of the largest and best Iron of a swindle. have devoted most of his attention had all the In their complaint the plaintiffs Now comes word that these pro- to women who had funds to invest. silver mines In the United States are In the state. At various timesdeposits in the allege that the mining company took moters have cleaned up to the ex- A widow with a little insurance located. Its silver production last past this class of ore has been tent worth of to the Utah smeltera hat nt present r"' approximately $125,000 Mr. and Kn. 3. B. tent of about $200,000 and that thi money is always n target for such year was 7,729,700 os., about ore from the ground which for some leader of the bunch Hood told these women of the nation's production. Its lead tha smelting plants are getting fluxround- grafters. been has was held by Yusky and Bano- - ed that his Invention was sure to revo- output 77,765,000 lbs. and 26,285 ing material from some other sechad the misfortune time up and lodged In Jail. tfaat aftep dedactlng royaland Tjch the production of electrie os. of gold. lutionise tion. lose their daughter, ties the It seems to he an easy matter for would have receivconcerns plaintiffs nn were In Initial the that o power big power; on operations to g men get money. utherlne, who passed away ed abont $48,000. In answering the such soon he rendered obsolete by andesite flow In the southwest part Two New would of the can in It any get part Companies success of his wind machine. of the district, where fissure veins previous suit the Chief Cons, people They hCr country on almost any kind of a the to the show A,fT.daf.preJ.1,U" that were able plaintiffs ln Have was were Filed Articles Some found. Fissures were followactually spent money 1i child fell while getting off a One grafter plays np n large sum of money in the proposition. made on n of ed windmill limestones to into the the north top lone and the oil game, another goes In for hnilding large The Eureka DeLuxe Mining comoperation of the block ot leased- mining, nnother may have'n coal or n mountain known as Sugar Loaf" sed from then on there have bent head. Jry ternd; that tbe ieaM was not Is In need of fi near Clear Lake, twenty miles from found two new channels or ore bear- pany has filed articles of Incorporaxlled but the ca-- e proved to be tract limber that after it had expired. -. Delta, and the fact that Hood and ing sones to the east. This spread of tion with tha county clerk of Utah nanclng, while commercial plants, his pnllar one with nothing to Indiassociates spent some money in ore development has covered ao county at Provo. The company la rubber ate its seriousness. The child con- new inventions, plantations, must at $10,000, divided InAutomobile headlights and n score of other things are Just trying to make n machine that would large an area, that there Is yet a capitalized bud to suffer from - headache 1st one the amount of to million shares of a par value before great getting September generate electricity, unexplored entirely cash. came te,td ns good for garnering ln the ad lost Its appetite and death make It ground In what ia now regarded ta of one rent per share. A group of time kept from the at that wind, Issued may power certificate never nddenly on Monday morning. The sucker crop Is one that Have this difficult to convict them, bnt what the district proper." mining claims In the North Tintle funeral services were conducted in the auto. Don t delay. fails early or late frosts don't In- they spent was only a tithe of what e once otherwise district ia made the basis of the comat you to attended -- the L. D. 8. Church ln Mammoth with the yield nothing ever terfere vlolacollected. for arrest of in be panys capitalisation. they danger Eureka Man V Wednesday, burial being at the will happens to prevent bringing In the . The are A. R. Sor,- -o tion of the state's traffic laws. iireka cemetery. sheaves. President Of Firemen ensen, incorporators t W. Tlnsman. I'rovo; George The man who sold stock In the Search Being' Made For J. A. Johnson, Provo; Louis Eureka; J. Hannifin, veteran fire Merrlman, Dividend, and F. D. Millard county wind mill that was Lead Properties Of Merit John of Eureka and n former destined to put the big electric comfighter Provo. chief of local department, was will the business ont of probably panies I remain tbls week ns president of in Jail but a short time ' The price of lead has steadily Articles of Incorporstlon for the about long enough to hatch out some vaneed from Its low of last April of, the Utah State Firemen's Aseocla-othe- r remler Lead Mines company have scheme for defrauding Ihe 7 u sold today at t,on- - His election took place on been filed with the Utah county ceDti a pound iB great Tuesday following the close of the clerk. Proro la named as the principublic and a new crop of suckers f centa gpot jcad will be waiting when he launches pal place of business. The company capitalised at $100,960, divided Ihla country pod,,ct,0,, ,ed Mr nanninn is ine urst person to Into one million shares of a Some one recently made par bat ta a at c0,nfflp" be twice elected president of the as-- value of 10 centa per share. The mark that if one had the money! l,0B ,a Tery the nd dRInin1 was which ouUtrlpln soelstlon. organized about basis of the company Is a group of that Tintle people Ltd lost in fool- - ara no new thg llhaM yeari af0 g,fhtt defealad mining claims situated In the south; lah investments during the past Boston News Bureau. j L. vice first Pratt, Irving outpresident. ern part of Jnab county, where It In twenty years lt would probably The United States Bmeltlng com- - wbo was subsequently to claimed a rich deposit of barlnm-sulphain have our mines what paid weigh pany, the American Smelting and this position. Pratt is nn American has been opened np. The dividends. That might he putting it company and other lend Fork fireman. .. . Refining baa contracted Its own outawgy company are cour,B tbe Ne,adai John J. Hannifin has been con-tthJt great' prodnca put to n from paint maanfacturlng Tlntfe If and Utah lead h0,101' ,B lh with the Enreka Fire Depart- - concern. Itlarge la reported. 7heh ft -ttp a prom,lB Prospect. ment for the pagt twenty,,, year, p,ck,B The Incorporators are Parley fact thJl almost !of srs ioi fir mlBe Ib the Tintle Dla- - hi, aervlce being continuous except old Tbe ,ead and Emms Peay of Salt Lake nrnmnor knows lt we would Peny th , for t.w month, ' ot Bolt City, August Bestelmyer of Provo, to ndferttM th. loet. now loppllc. t0IK, 0f obuloloc Cltr. II. I. ohm to mombtr tfels Seamount of Provo and Mnngus No doubt some of the scbemes hlt ltg ll2s high of 104 of the Pacific Coast Association of Ponlson of Mngnn. that are submitted to local people a poaod last January. This pire Chiefs. have merit; some of the Investments prIcg wag wltbin 1 cent a pound of park city was selected ns the city may be good and safe; but the bad the highest price reached during he for the next convention of the Utah ones so far outnumber the good ones war cents. It was n record firemen. The other contender waa safe la system a pretty lt that vpeacg prlee tor the metal. During Sprlngvllle. turn all of them down. Those who.the following months much foreign j have money to invest should consrli1 ,emd found Ilg way (at0 0ur marks' V Jagfe TVqy Operate their banker, or reliable bond .scrap metal ta large amount. was;, THE TIME A WOMAN PICKS JO Qn Mine bankaea-houses. The investments that meIted dova Uli demand had a j GROW THIRSTY IS WHEN SHE IS The price sagged ers and bond houses suggest will not Mna letdown. IN A CROWDED THEATRE SEVEN A. J. May, Salt Lake mining man make yon rich over night but you untii in April it hit n low of 74 SEATS FROM THE AISLE. crew week a with left this of men will at least receive the going rate centa sllver-len to ln start operations of interest and have a chance to gei 0 property ln the Snake River mining your money back should you need tt' Schramm-John- district near Dillon, Colorado. of the Black Jack for some other purpose. Mr. May Is to operate a lease held nnnnal his Is store ttklng Look hack over the things that son drug Mrs. with himself, George H. Short, a con by In company vacation. have been offered as money making Wedon he left salting engineer, end A. E. Perkins. pro-- ; Black and the baby investments by to FWh Shipments will be made to the In Luke. Intending for moters and see how msny of them .nesday teraatlonal smelter. several for days. can-there J remain We have amounted to anything. Outlook for Mining Industry Exceptionally Good mnk I T -- i St 4 1r . rarkul 5 - ! Reports Strike on 1200 Level Eagle Ser-'M- rs V 5 ; to-thi- s I ! hav-'th&- - v i Wil-an- J , Vic-It- ; Ira-be- en Promoters Reap a Rich Harvest i t u opi-ne- worn-$200,000,0- 00 j j j I ty I V ear-mar- . SV nine-year-o- W1 1- -8 ld sure-thin- ! I r.v iixr.,,. , Re-elect- Snrii A ed Ca-slt- Hnifll Stepmother, y, ed 1 h,h ( ( te fit h' hieta . hlut. .lr. U. .cot j ft f?2Q m ; out-of-to- rt1 |