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Show DEVOTED TO THE QREAT TINTIC MINING DISTRICT XXVIII ku:i:k.. .h HOME OF THE WORLD'S LAROEST SILVER LEAD MINES ah oh xty. rTAii.j tiu'wsday, skitkmhkh XiimUT 4.! Ne and Walks Streets liiy Tintic Schools Were 'Opened Tuesday''B'KrworJLodge Will Build Asrmat yearn ,5:.r Damaged by FloodJ.a Joseph, who was in town Suite of Offices sr"Smelting operaJ,'. in (lie week after making an D.jL.j.crr: Duna of thu Increased Expenses of the West Tlntlc .iiiiiiimton Reduced; Efficiency Mininas IV, the foreman at of tlie Sliver Shield i torrential rain, perhapa the S I S - :: l I n- - hold- ings Mining company, uirs that It Is hts l ,t"11 to Pu' on a shift at the l'oppir Jack In order that operation in i lie luiiiirl may h speeded up as rapidly as possible. Knoc Newman is handling this prospecting for (he Silver Slilelil mid It Is understood I lial nlniiil six hundred feet of uew tunnel will tap the ore rn which ""u ork a" "' "n PPt Tlie lower tunnel will drain ee School of tin Tint ir District to ja.ik such a reduction I'rincipul were reopened on Tuesday of this. Sieviii Is dividing Iiis tin., week and uciording to Supt. T. E.!the grade Hrtiool mid the IiikIi Dartlett the outlook for the coming and I Supt. lt.iriletl is perfm uiliig season is pleasing, teachers uiul pu- - sotud of tile principal's duties at iNon Is J. T. pila already having settled dowu to tho. former school thu'high school principal ban Worl The attendance, taking the entire; Te total Having in the m.in. r of district as a whole, la but slightly salaries for the district will anuiuiit under that of a year ago. Thenum-'t- o something over fS.000 mid the her enrolling during the flrat two cost-o- f Janitor service also lias lieen day of school In 1928 was 129 and cut down about $750. V Is difficult for present week 815 appeared.' to uytimate oilier savings but the yuit,. a number of Important taxpayer .r the Tlntlc District have change have been made in the gen- -' the nutixfacilon of knowing that the The transfer schools are being efficiently hut (.ra achoul program. n( larger number of pupils to the economically handled and thatIt the and Tlntlc ,Kh gfhooj, froin Mammoth transfer of students of scveiii and Silver City and from the grade eighth grades to the Tintic High At Kureka will mean more ef- -' School will give them the benefit of fklent work At a reduced teaching rtudy under teacherA who Am aptc-rout, Supt. Ilartlett stales. All pu- - Ullal In their particular lines of In- pile from the seventh grade up are atruclinn. This change has incrc.is- at the high school. ,ed the atteifdnnce at the high school The teaching staff at Mammoth, to 142 and made It necessary in Hike wh ager Is principal, la advailage of all the space available smaller by two than It was a year la that building, the fact that ago and the enrollment stands at ' Notwithstanding 110 puplla. Silver Citys school la more pupils are now being trana-- l using the same number of teachera ferred from Mammoth and Stiver as a year ago at a somewhat smaller j City, to the Tlntlc High School al salary expense. At that place Alex Eureka transportation costs are no Blight of Eureka has been Installed higher than they were a year ago, as principal, taking the place of T. which means a substantial reduction W. Dyches, resigned. The enroll- - per pupil ment tt Sliver City la 64. This season the Kiiightvllle school In the Eureka end of the district will not he oiierated, students from that section being enrolled In the the ataff has been reduced to the tent of three teachers and In order Eureka school. The hoard of trustee for the Tlntlc lodge of Elks, at a meeting held the other day, decided to award building contract to Louts S. of Salt laikc City. The lodge has planned to add a second story, containing five rooms, to tho small Main street building which Is now occupied by the Eureka Merrantlle Com mission Co. These rooms will he ocrupied by I. E. Ostler and Judging from lr. Aa considerable was ' heaviest work storm between The .77 n the urilillecCs plans the physician UP forhe group J11 . ;l a. m. al,d l.Ju p. m. and during will have a most modern anil very ,h, most there of Hme atreeta the were y, !'y hit K1n1,,lta wn7' convenient location. Entrance will work to n rivers of muddy water aa ,n he through tlio main stairway of the r of tons of road and peilnteiulent inlay and but h gauy hundred Elks home, adjoining, and Dr. a,, ,runderhek busy. Ljrwalk material was cut away by Ostler has rhis announced Intention came to i to i:ureka Hood. VL or placing emergency hospital equipj Several Main street property own- af "V PV. ment In one of the rooms, using th Hy nilne, wan for Home lustained loHHpfi when their ,e , as reception room, waiting others lH wora almllar Mr. At Tintic the ",l rP gilding: were flooded And acorea of ;J!a etc. mom, laboratory, mine in the Bingham accompanied by A. It. Menefe. vfldences were more or leas flood- The cost of this additional story district. engag-.noWJ,J f,,r aome time ha hei-In geophysical mine development on the present building of the lodge Urge amount of damage also will be 14464 and the work Is ,l "'I" stule. m lone to the tracks of the Union rp A scheduled to start next week. Urific By-- . leading Into Eureka, f KOBO On Tuesday (1. W. Welsh of the hit road being at such a low eleva-- ! firm of Scott A Welsh, arrhltacta, that much of the water passed was In Eureka for tho purpose of nr the rails and ties. with the lodgo trustees at meeting Brporta from surrounding hocthe time the bids were opened. They indicate that the rain fall was Ijgi were a follows: I.oul 8 Ketxer, Tintic people are pleased to Ixivlest In the neighborhood of Eu-- 1 14,464. Oscar Lunqulst 94,575, II. that some very extensive road and that a few miles away the h A. Ilruning $4,506, Henson Hros. are not was lie severe to carried out urn enough to improvements All of the bidders are Salt $3,500. An Hccent this section during the fall sue trouble. airplane accidents, some of .months. which uppear to have Iwn the Iaike contractors. Between Harold and ElWrta an1 result of carelessness or Inefficient Provo Man Relates at0ry .ol, ,rfaceii hlRhway w, piloting of the planes, resulted In Tintic Lead at Frisco Is a visit to this state of Krank Knight, 01 Discovery of Tintic reality, although the work la not of Oakland, .'alifornli, who Is an progressing any too rapidly, and Producing Large Tonnage week a bunrh of trucks Inspector for the Alrwaya of the DeThe last Saturday's Issue of the 'arlr ,n ,h were "ent to Homanavllle for use In' partment of Commerce. Increasing production from the )vo Herald contains the following Mr. Knight was In Eureka late Tlntlc Ioail company's Horn Sliver ardUtrirtoldert'reaWenL:0 lust week and It W understood that property near Frisco, Utah, la re!k eastward threugh the canyon.' E. Kipps, manager. In ,w 3onB ese trucks will re- have always o Tlntlc and Irovo ee lie Interviewed a number of people ported by 44 'and otherwise to "aln his amount to stockholder. learn an0 of all work ,l,e Insought The quarterly report knit h,e" closely together. mi the facts connected with the airplane Mr. Kipps slates that 3000 tons k uecldent in this city during the time have been shipped and the profit note Ihal our Silver Jubilee celebration used to further Increase production. lhat of commissioners ,h in Tndiscovered ? vns first the n was being carried out. Directors reported tha following k section, the large majority of The spur track being built for the, A few days ago connection was lnsHH-ioThe comment to refused to stockholders: lose who have been intimately con- - ? the and main shaft benefit of the Eureka Standard mine made between on Lewd with the development of the "Development during the quarter particular airplane crash "thk to be nearing completion.! the winze at a depth of 1:100 feet. but that yJ g,l reported In.- told In a Uk mining section have either come ,nl. Jhe ramps. general way of the has yielded splendid ore disclosures , connw:liOI, '"V being a1 about 350 feet of drifting having I the two, three, five, six. seven, made, by the Depurt-jo- n )H',nR or have established their This particular piece of road. two to the connect of surface lima here after striking pay ore. Jme worklnJs ?roiemeM. program " Lrn.fn Whlle ore fmm the Ku mapM out possible safeguard around aviation levela. Front the five hundred, who re- - oreAmong the months ago. With a loading station reka Standard continues to move to activities. Mr. ' on the Knight states thnt shipment of high grade stiver are Lha vmberi well the beginning of moat railroad which serves the the sbrface through the adjoining Uthe mines In Tintic la Franklin H. contemplates an air- - coming. The seven hundred I ih J X a eastern part of the district, a splen--1 mine of the Ttntlc Standird com- - aiiyoiio who should make sur Dial ing us splendid tonnage of silver, trip No ,uVBf did new 3arrii, who resides at Provo. hoist, compressor and sllpany all Eureka Standard levds. the plane Is suitable for lead and xlnr. On this level we a used ass It received being on of lore versed the better are being mis other needed machinery the Eureka from i which shipments It la mmihiuiU ltv aa uaaeaaUy fine slope. The Dial that aul purpose with treat mining region than is Mr. Standard will soon be In shape for taken now have connection sato for flying. rassengera six and fight hundred levela are un-frally It own hence fed.. As a lad he accompanied J ore. a of much that heavier shaft, .IV' company's production has ' airplane trips also have a right tier extensive development and we . m father and other Provo men In- re": The compressor now being installed will lie most convenient for the com- to whether or nut the pilot expert murh from them tho coming should be In operation within two pany to change the method of hand- - has know jthat section In search for the hail sufficient flying hours to quarter. Tho bedded oru depoatta com-ore ore as soon are bins as with producing ore deposits Jatd the and the weeks ling by that time wea'aio an Yhron'gh'the Tin- - ha" a 8urfa e of gravel could panya officers expert delivery of tho ready to reeelve It at the collar of enable bliq to qualify for a licence, revealed on the nine nnd ten hun-I; not her matter stressed bv Mr. d red are tho most significant strikes travel such "tand under lie district. up heavy As a young man he the shaft. Knight was Ihe regulations of the' the mine has hml la years, proving Nxt year ,he eomm.asloncra of mted there ns a miner, as a road of Commerco whlrh that ore makes Into the lime, Department county expect to continue their slider and aa a farmer, and when make It a wry serious proposition! "A new compressor has been tuLiberia to fc first railroad came Into the min- - oiled road program from tor a flyer to pilot a plane al a low btalled. Tlie old one la In place at to be able or least at give tiireka, In that camp he assisted bnldling altitude over a rlty or any populoun'an auxiliary one. u modern road for the greater jg. He has seen the camp in every I area. "Our properties have been recent- that dlstanre. - mod. He is part of its very life. iP1,1 Low over examined by reprenentatlves of flying public ly gathering were W11sounded Last h was Mr. Harris Sunday taps father, of the various smelting companies, by usually result In cancellation for I)r. Hensel, who fur nearly a lia J. Harris, and four other Pro- - Standard-LilShaft Job the pilot's license and often it means' reveral engineers of other 1 oca who 60 years ago flrat found thirty years had been a well known I 43 panics, also hy one of the most and SatlS.aCtOTliy ln xintlc rhararter Progressing ,he District, t in the Tintic district, accordingThe inspector who visited Eureka famous of Canadian mining In was laid he on away 1 the Mr. Wednesday Harris. told by itory that planes finding it necea neera. Without exception, onr ef- Arthur Sylvester, in charge of the the little cemetery which has such a, Jowph Hyde, Ed Peck, Sid Wora--' or advisable to fly over cities forts, equipment and the great rary the heautirnl for in the property splendid location ir, Steve Moore and ray father mining operations and towns must do so at sufficient near at tend have been Extension com- - valley to the west of Eureka. leitoa a prospecting trip Into the, of the Standard-Lil- y to enable them to roast commended. One of theae engl elevation on Another shaft the ended. has that states life a Klf district 60 yeara ago. aald pany, busy the( was exceedingly Impressed beyond the populous area in the neer Hast Tlntlc Coalition claims, to be man who gave murh In tlie way of tr. Harris "They went over a con- -' used event of motor or other trouble. Low with the copper poastbllttlen of your ;1 inble and ha which hta from to company mankind, but' by Jointly West Tintic section of We aay without healta flying nt celebrations, in fart over I company. an successful in finding any North Lily Mining company, la now profited but little, has passed on to at any time, la prohibited and t Ion thnt we have a vast mineral do- cities la Tewarded going be Judged and properly On their way1 near the 400 level. Sinking of ore there. it I the duly of all citizens to re- main. No area of like acreage la e Ink to Provo May he find hia pot of golda along in a pleasing way, Mr. they camped one port any Infractions of this rule 01 Utah haa snch possibilities. The beat manew and care from surcease SI1-! ter states, the company's peaceful to the present site of the Department of Commerce. advice geological and engineering le City. While the other three chinery also is operating without everlasting happiness at life's rainobtainable have passed favorably on bow end. Un preparing supper, Hyde and my trouble of any nature. the companys properties. Icktr walked around the hills to Wife of Former Mayor of Within the next few days a large Proper and Just compensation "Shipments ara coming steadily I water tank, with a capacity of about must surely be the reward of the what they could find. and during September they will Died Salt Lake Eureka at snch to to the life moved his be devotes will man who a large1 4.000 gallons, Suddenly father saw show a marked Increase In volume rellev I 4k of rock sticking out ahead of mine. The tank is now at Silver humanitarian work, that of and value. to his and the was used bringing by it suffering died of: where Arthur Mr. oldtng Ha shouted to Hyde, Buckbee, 80, "Joe, City 4 of hapmeasure a Co health, Infirmities incident to age Tueday neighbors Eureka Ilill By. r'i my mine! Lxafternoon at the present home of Knife and Gnn Were Used piness and contentment. Water for the Standard-LilComing closer they found that He wna well up In the ranks of, work is coming the ramily at Halt Lake. was tension company's the of out slicking right In Flashy Fight at Silver Cons, Utah men who are engaged in the1 of Mrs. Buckbee was the wife of one wells thoChlef the" the from necessary They placed 1 Tlntlc peo- and ana medicine of of of Homansville the at Eureka, practice early day mayors wjon papers on the ground and, company of; the family leaving this section ato at Andrew Colllas and Joe Brlnd-xactank to be taken to the mine p'le conaulted him with a feeling ramed the mine 'The Sunbeam'-larg-, athe how reserve many confidence. Just both of Silver City, who for ago. During hi resiyear the fact that the descending jut once t needed to hold a thirty tended and helped without hope of j dence here Mr. Ihickhve was In some time have not been on the beat I Vi of the sun was playing on the material reward only those whoi x outcrop when father first saw charge of the old Eureka Hill mill of terma, engaged In open warfare which was built under hla direction last Thursday, one using a knife and were dose to him realize. Hla passII This, to my knowledge, was the and profitably operated for several the other a gnn. Particulars repassing is deeply regretted. ore ever found in the Tlntlc years, being at that time the largest garding the fight have not been Mrtct. Each one of the five Provo Dr. John A. Hensel's death took combination milling plant In the made public, and probably will not removed shared alike in Ihe mine. .777, was being s.,. United Statea. place while he be given out unless tha case Is aired LeBoy A. on father located the his home in Eureka to one of. from Mrs. was Buckbee born Hazel at It court, but It appears that sheep of moun Gilson ln the where the 'Grand The Central' was of inspect hir the hospitals at Salt Lake City. left Wisconsin, November 14, Colllas were trespassing on Brind-zack- 'a Green, ihe purpose for week millions Mrs. have Hensel, taken fHammoth 1846, and Ihe family took up their lot and this brought about clalms which are party, including dollar, iin iron deposlt on people during the past 30 on Sunday morning and the re- -: here residence at Halt Lake In 1899. aerloua misunderstanding, Franklin1 Sliver was at owned by Nephi section the this 49 years ago that in &u in work back mains were brought to Utah they I'M la tha mix-u- p of last week ColI Burris, the son of the there lA &R there I'rlor to romlng hav- pioneering ported that this Hi .ok early afternoon, the physicianbUr5d City, where thirty yeara ago la llas to have used a knife a and ore probability of man, helped to build the showing t0 b Buck! with alleged effect, Brindzack lhe de,re ax the hands. Mr. At Utter I vilar hanging i ate"r place telling changing .mndi . dis-ground the railroad of Into the Tintic 2 Later In bee was connected with the Fraserone or two aerloua cats. The the heaviest shareholders he helped build the In the hands of Brlndxack wav Co .. owngun th! Mining. Jack Black d Rio Grande from Utah val not ao effective, all three of hla cKI ms. are H. D. xarouuh ,o nraT"SS x, ing the group of Homansville canyon ?'"; . ahota mlsaing their mark. Sidwell and W iuto Gideon Goldsbrough. Eureka. tlnued to carry on almost to the 10 er htSHband ahe ia survived Deputy Sheriff Taylor Investigatwere the days of the real G. Orme. woVL h""' ,0 of Chi- - ed the affair nnd thn county attorben saloons !! and gambling nnd a daughter. Miss Fannie ney will be asked to make further very few days, activities His fraternal ere more common than the He was born In Baden. Germane,- county. of Salt Lake. before arrests ere Huckhee, Investigation to the Elks and day rootbeer and hot dog Coates Is Tendered 64 vears ago. Ill father, a promi- were confined made. of served Woodmen i WorJ a man was made" or nent phvsldan and surgeon, ee plTben of both Me IN TOSH IlKfalNH Dl'TIKS a Farewell Reception had been presiding war. n over night In the dimly s In the AH TINTIC CO.U'II MONDAY was rnler exalted and the received organization t Sam bit ng rooms. Hensel Then you -C. D- uee foundation' for his prnfessl..nal of the Elks at the lime the plendld New Man Takes Office; Deputy Sheriff large stacks of gold piled I PUOVO. stationed MaIn Klmmy McIntosh, Proon street, who has been raireer In the Heidelberg University home WM bulIt tevB amblinpg tables and vo who cetiterflelder and former and Brigham Relieving H. C. Hicks Surviving the doctor are his g devices of deed for several years ln hi native land and on leavingevery description has the Hensel. Young Dr. athlete, acceptuniversity urn. from and George wrylce widow Inslliuat top spaed 24 hours a day. has resigned I that Internationally known ail w W. Scott Stewart of Provo. who for s. vcnl vears has been en- - ed n position n coach of the Tlntlc to accept a position ith it r Hon of learning he came to America hieh Trovo and left school, and work Sunday In not yet ofHcUlly ap-general had iu he although hospital arrival J Tlntlc o fornia oil companjr gaged Campbell, Formerly the The to lm at Tintic for the opening of in San FnncUro. pointed, has assumed the dntien of some practice m prscti.e KJJSj ed a farewell testimonial by. 'an-- o In conectlon with the securities Tlntlc reached Lnreka on school Monday areka, Died at Park City employees of the New York City, In Denver and at young doctor, I Hi at commission, succeeding lleber waa at the last Monday night. he While dard Mining lompany Lake. gait C. Hicks, who was for nearly were services Funeral ; JJfWd Campbell, who the dend. Thursday night. me tinned niece and on Heber In Eureka ten yeara the secretary of that and Jones Church O'Hare, Arthur Catholic fountain pn the at and severai the, A beautiful or war was in progress years vocal aolo by Mr. I. J. Bon atate body. was Wednesday morning, followed by CufTt-y-; and Joined "chjTsTclaij time he engaged in e Eversharp set was ,' voun ner and a violin and organ duet by of Tho new man la n civil angl- 3p- father In the token cemetery, a burial as Utah city the of one Coates in Mr. to officer City. I p,e,vd ,hl Itrk o.- add! neer ln Bonner Edward O. Mra. In and nnd C. nnd well known In Utah Lind was the charge cmipan hatrerle! aa bout 65 years of then being recruited 'or. Lagan predation from county. Other members of the islands. The tion to carrying out the ceremonies ay. At one time Mr The pail bearers wera Dennis J securities commission are At- of the 'it-numbers Edward Musical General Parker nnd Sullivan, John Pika, torney Judge company completed priate eulogy. selection Que,,n Mln,ns Bank Examinvr Hadlock. State by quar- - Moriey, H. E. McClain, W. L. Con follows: as b7r", were ,i.Ba,v L: tnlslac of this district. f Walter Oirlztopherson, Neil over, C. E. Hulah and R. L Conyers ?J:ii ntl1 !M'rv,ce moun- were held at Dr. TleMH" first profession!! lette. y on Thursday. in fifteen or more yearn, hit lht North l.ily mine of thi district. an,e here some week ago, ft Eureka section of the Tintic dl- who ha and the flood le,rnR A. J. Wundcrsiu-on Monday Hln,v that lime lieen a enjoying iter caused considerable damage. On his return this week was loss sustained heaviest by V will heroine fore- the rain leaving prut- - Mr- - Wuiidt-rshevarious properties root rolled ,trM1 and alley In the ",iin Urtlly in very serious condition. and J.3; "ew 7,nfp,,,! . ysusaud uf dollars will be requir- - . ,? Jne , h replace gravel carried dowu ,hy Kn,ht d he ranyon. ini.iainnU T lTtin''J,'rr& ' l.jrnt re-Lj- k . v,lon. fit, k X' : '! ", r,ren '(r 'h-Uelewa- re llltlC AlltO O I -, 11 FVt-z- er t - - 1 Intrn-hetwee- si-oin- Is Being Gravelled , r'' ioph w Investigation Made of Airplane Mishap e. Connection Between Shaft and Winze iS5X!"m I Eureka Standard Ry. Spur Ready Soon r n?.ntt".!h,0 - ; I old-tlme- - ra lah j glv-plu- -- - j.0" J "Ty j1 n.. ii ne or ,11 1 A I Prominent Eurekan is Called by Death I -; I y I eng!-atal- I I ea poa-sibllltl- ; j the-servic- Sylves-UiteliH- y J k, liters Ttr -u. " . 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