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Show Thursday, Dmn.l THE EUREKA REPORTER Page 8 j'-- t L'ij i I PAST AND FUTURE OF THE TINTIC DI3TRI3T 1 li'on'.rui 'l from pi r I) cLawe sr nouj for fl.o opeDlnr up of hii ir lio'lv, yrolo Interesting been liioiuM to lc Horn hHt r ri.itq Hu lit Silver opinion linn Ini'll Rvmy from the In'll f Ihs: mill'll limestone. the locus of lint largest deposits In Tin llr. would he found between the ('nmbrlsn quart-ritund the I'urknrri rhvolltc over-floThis theIn tin Silver Shield ory Iihm been (thiproved, according to inanuger Marry S. Joseph, who says 'that the ilium Olid drill from the ItOO level of he Silver Shield Iihm pierced tOO feet of lltni'Htono i l.'tiudtM a the Hoe Canyon, The Silver Shield, Mr. Joseph, lien on the axis of siys i he anticline fold rising from the Tlntlc Standard nyneline. The diamond drill hat completely reversed nollonn of Silver Shield of Just thn yeolngy and inatead Uphlr shale underlying the rhyolite, the col uinn. aayn Mr. Joseph, contains the Ilne ('nnyon. tho Gardner, the lilue Itell and the Opuhongo. the Htriitta of leading production on the weal Hide of the ramp, with thn Oplilr limeHionn of Ihe Tlntlc Standard and North Lily lying at great vc'opiiivrit Ti ml of 1 ri-i- fit Mtlcld. In Mo- - KioloicW- - o w ' I J ilep'h. liliimond drilling of Ihe Silver Shield la to be continued. The hole la now down 400 or more feet below the 900 level. The company ta also puahiiig a drift northenat of the abaft on the 900 level In a body of ; The modern Santa Claus gets his gifts here quart. of Ihe Systematic. development Crown Point properly, adjoining Ihe ' Color ad'i Con., Ihe Iron ItloaHOin '.and tho Iron King, all of tho Tlntie Standard, in planned from the new, or No. :i shaft. In the center of (he com punys ground. j THE MODERN SANTA CLAUS IS A BUSY MAN. IIE IIAS A GREAT FIELD TO COVER AND HE MUST MAKE THE MOST OF HIS TIME AND HIS MONEY. THATS WHY HE COMES TO OUR STORE WHEN HE WANTS SMART GIFTS GIFTS THAT ARE BEAU-TIFUPRACTICAL AND PRICED IN THE HAPPY L, Robinson Odd Fellows Have Elected Officers ; ; MEDIUM. At .i recent meeting of Robinson .Lodge No. 31, Odd Fellows, the fol-- 1 lowing officers were named for service during Ihe coining year: Frank Mall, noble grand. Joseph McCarl, vice grand. ! Everything from a fine linen handkerchief to a luxuiious Hart Schaffner A Marx overcoat is here ) Frank Coombs, secretary. Edwin Simpson, treasurer. Kenneth Milne, trustee. SHRIVERS EUREKA i pound of Pnuiu!!i FRKK with lbs for &!!c at each purchaae of Skaggs, Friday, Saturday and Monday. o A If you I ire 1 Pre-Holid- an American you will BaflStfcafwf t Man Special ay Suits 'like "The Crowd." It's the thrill-- ' John Hatley and children wish to Ing story of tho "averugn man" told It's' express their thanks to Fureka 'in a most convincing manner. klnd-tii Ife : ) PROVO (Mill) OF Til INKS. Cwrah friends for the initny nets of at thn Star Tuesday only. ness extended them during their hereuvemeiit. They are very grnte- Have your auto liumlled at the l. Tul to Ihe members of Ihe lodges anil A II. Oarage, Ihe Flat formerly others for analalance at the funeral Hale, located In Fiauka' lMackainlth anl to scorns of others who linvn Shop building lower Main street. Mm. J. S. Finley, of Ihe North shown such a friendly Interest In The new owners of Ihe business Idly, entertained a number of ladlmt i their welfare. guarantee every Job that Is sent out. at a delightful bridge luncheon, nerved at one o'clock Thursday afternoon at her new home at the North Idly mine. The dainty vlanda were served at small tahlea appropriately deco ruled In the holiday colors. The aucrcHuful prize winner was Mrs. Walls of Kureka. Overcoats ! Mrs. Max F. ltaddatx, Save as high as $20 bad who with "flu." been slerlously convalescent and aide to ho about again. Mm. Lawrence Naylor left Frldsy for a few days visit with Salt Lake friends. la 111 Amel llutler of the Tiulic Stan-- ! dard apartment was taken to the Holy Crusii hospital the latter part Inf the week with what was dlagnos- -' oil ns symptom of "flu'' and lead poisoning. William Ilrough, foreman for tho Tlntlc Standard mining rtunpnny, who underwent an operation recent-- j ly In Suit Luke, Is reported as improving rapidly and will soon he able to resume hla duties again. Jay Van Yranken and A. Nord, ' chief clerk for Ihe Tlntlc Standard y Mining Co., drove to Salt Lake for a few days visit. That s what you save $ 0 to $20- - on bright new suits and overcoats just out of the Hart Schaffner & Marx tailoring shops. 1 -- I j , You get them right at the time when you'd lik e new clothes for the at the holidays, too-n- ot end of the season. Man-jdu- to her home with the "flu. Fiery Hrouh Is home from Westminister College at Salt Iaike. fcr tho holiday vacation. K. M. Ilungerford returned Tues- day evening front an extended trip east. lotolii Hiirrxston. assistant postmaster. Is confined lo her bed with what threatens to bn a bad case of SHRIVERS "flu E M. Hungerford. accompanied by Jay Van Vranken. inado a trip to lleaver. Wednesday, to look over a real estate proposition of some sire In (hat locality. HOSIERY! Theres Nothing I Wanted More Just stop and think and youll agree that it would be hard to find a gift that would please her more, and to truly please her is the whole object of your Cchristmas gift. But you want your gift to be the finest in style and quality. So choose HOLEPROGF HOSIERY fine, sheer, full fashioned hosiery of top notch quality. Colors created by a famous authority, Lucile of Paris, thus assuring correst shades for the seasons modes. SHRIVER'S EUREKA PROVO A pound of Peanut FllKK with euch purchase of 3 lb, for 55c at Skaggs. Friday. Saturday and 1 gj Eureka Provo TINTIC HOTEL NEWS. W. LlmHren. the district agent for the "Telegram" wa here for a few day while chocking up on local bulncs matters. 11. Tripp, representing the Good-yeRubber Co. and making his first trip Into this district, was at the Tlntlc Hotel for a few days. G. U. Allen, of Twin Falls. Idaho, was here this W'eck while supervising th loading of a stenm shovel which Is being sent from Tlnlle to Harold to be used at the latter place In the loading of a mill dump. The shovel Is the property of Lee Forman of bait laike. C. U. Nlnis, of the I'tah 'Power A was in Kureka during the LijCht 4week. making this hotel his hrad- - l., while looking after vaii.u mat ers for his company. Among other things he was interested n the construction of the new power line to the airplane landing field in the Timtc Valley. iJIlhert Hailey made his usual into Tlntlc during the pas: wei. trip A. M. Wimore of Seattle. Wash . was here for a few davs. Mr. is an uncle of Nate Wilmore. manager of the Tlntlc Making Co. it. L. Margetts la the new man in charge of the auto line. Ills headquarters will he at the Tlntlc Hotel and anyone wishing Information regarding the stage line may rail Phone 367. A. l Adamson, rrovo automobile quarter re Payson-Kurek- U-i- a .ilesnnn. was In Kureka this week.: Mountain section. , the popular Studebakcr Pne rnd reports a great demand for Jensen, popular "Diily those new models. Orders are com- salesman, spent the first psrt s ing In about as List as they can be the week transacting business filled by the Provo agency, he local dealers In his product. n'w. j Pr. W. W. Cook, with th Mellenthln ft Co. of Los AMJI. Pick, having extensive mining interests here, was at the awas at the hotel this week. number of patients in this i,rY Tint!.-.luring the past few He was ci. anlns up his businessdays. ory. Pr. Cook expects to return Intervals. fn prpu ration Tor a trip to the regular out hern California section where1 Among the other guests of the holidays will lie spent. hotl during the past few days JL K. Johnson, Pleasant Grove. Mr. unu Mrs. Illootn Fleming, of c. Fleer. Chicago: F. B. KlU'J Newton. low-iwere at the hotel Calif.: H. E. Haymocd. this week, the former being a special Oakland. McGraw, V. A. Crisis. P. T. repres-ntuMof the Automat ' O. C. Miller. Wm. H. Pay. J ashlne Vnchlne t'o. It was Mr bchaal. F. L. Blair. M. K. r lemtngs first visit to the Rmky! 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