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Show DEVOTED TO THE GREAT TINTIC MINING DISTRICT HOME OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST Kl'HKKA, .ITAll rorNTV. ITAll, TlirhSDAY. Vulmnr XXIX Eagles of Utah to Meet in This City!: Accumulated slock uf cnpper, lu I he hund nf producer slid refiner, lire dccreasiii). anil are oiue linin' down In proper proportion. It I wild of course the deliveries on ii.nnlh f11 be aialtered over the months of June. July ami Buying here and abroad, t nit hough no longer at the ,rt rate prevailing some week " volume and this indicate a much more healthy situation for the varlou copper proper! lea uf the west. - Says Business Should Be Listed in Local Newspaper Work Will Start on 5 Mile Power Line J Number MAY J'.'. !! :n. Scranton Mine to be Reopened at Once Outlook for Copper Mines is Said to Be Improving MINES SILVER-LEA- i Clic pi mlcd p.irui'.i uiii a ni l.i n L r i.'iiii 1 u ,i i ti In-- ii-i- uf uc A. S. & R. to Put : Big Sum in Mines - iik-tin iii.i ... 'I lie The officer and member of the f.illuwliig article, under a !! l All de'.iil d.lli. the He IimuI lodge of Eagle ti.ai hi lint the (r. ej :um.-- I ill., it New Yuik date line, wa taken from Mill, on June 'Nu ii i iii'nh In anv tuwu iiiiiipit-leunb a recent iMie ut the Wall Street l3rd anil 24th, he tailed on to en- tilt Ur.'.i n if lilie an puigli ot rloplin lit w.ilk Nh.l'lld .iiluw ii tiew SplIpUl' puli lell an. willi in dik' lertain representative from the five1 la,, ir Jmiruil and It Is bring published III 'I ill m ii in in, in (In' North old with-I'llluwii tu ii in n!lt It f .eld 'll p uur ml ii inns hecuuse It other lodge of Mil state: Suit I.ake, to vt ' I,. Diked i out lie Ristritt, Ills II. kill and' husillc: it Till- lilie III f.'lie the Si'l'.ir.lDii t li.ii there are better time Ogden, Bingham. Murray and Tooele, M eek SUIIII-III ll lulled .1 lllclil .1 Will few here eonainl wlilntl the le.lte the annual taln On these da vety TopMf ii.. at ahead ,f the mining Industry and piis,.; l .iiiiii i lit ii 111 ic i! Mini to: .itiipaigti will he under w.i. .i pniiit r.i'i.i-,to nil ' i hut uf the order will he hfld Iniii,il It i f a uni hi r uf the large smelling at the all, in In wcti-rill fact a ft w men are utid edi'r uf t'e.l.irj k Hid uf h;iNi, i mu pun I. Kureka and Mhlle the program hn has decided (o taka a i It duis lint iiiciin Valiev The itidnI duel'! wiv to lliei I. and In the been arranged it I undertood propel ty initting the building in of new dctclopmeiit 1. .it t Mill sliuuhl li.ivc i wliule, and taking ire of variou other Siraii'nii will te mross what that several Interesting entertain-- ' nunc: h ilf ur i veil a iii. uicr page ail knew it un Urn. id Cuii)on me n I feuturea will he provided. preliuiiii.ii'ii'H. NKW V lt K American Smelting In c.u'li Inniii' uf the pnpi r. lull New iiih. 'll net y I to he ltit.il-Inform. iti.m regarding the new Si For the purpose of dtcusxin the KiTiuitig Cu. hud u fair first quart Mull' luil'ie shuilld he lulled and u power line will the work to he taken up at the Scranton a delegation of ter (outing owing tu carryover of business if tun du nut ii.e mure linn tw.i mine wlili t Ii Cellar Valiev line of ha tint set l. n m;ide puhlle hut it state officer of the Eagle la comfruni last yeur and the fact that copA Mruuv.i-line uf r pace iind- -i don.l that it will in hide the the I't.-il-i lowtr At l.ight Co Manager picking to Kureka next Monday evening. per held ut is cent until the middle shuilld he ing III new h.ift ami iJolin !. Howe of the Kureka branch sinking uf in All members of the local aerie are Drilling Well at Tintic llewspilN-of April. Is able lu tell what buslnes ,,u P,,,'r company hail hoped to i.n cien-iv- " nari Ii fur the cunlluii urged to he preaent at thia meeMng. Karuiiig In the aerotul quarter Wpw Water 5timvlir w III lepreN'i-niethe luwn by jiiy IMni,. (),jM construction Job, us. tig atlon. tit depth, uf the ore bodies Albert Johnson, president of the will In- mmh lower than for the first ' ofat the paper. Tills from which hundred :i force to he rm rutted here, hut of Ihoiismiil' luuking Tlutic Aerie, nay that heretofore1 iiinrier, hut the Indication la that t fforl are lieing lead to rure fjcials of the companv found that 'of ton of ore have alreudv the hct pusslhlc tuWll adver-liethe annual convention buaineMa ha! been Anieriinii Smelting probably will " one of the most in-- ! This been transacted In one day hut a!h ,,,w ',,,'r upplv for Tintic June- j greater iconimy and speed in erect - tnliu-ieat mug in the first half of I011 line of nialn the I'nion 0,1 new plan ot distributing the work jnv tti, poles would he possible bv portant piece of prospecting of the t H share, after dell'.in armniil a,,l already a depth of operating out of Fairfield. About a far a Tintic i conceriieil. over a two day period ur.d working! preciation. depletion, (axe, bond la,Mpn reached. half an hour's uuto ride from Fair-- but there e' ,a no iiiicstum hut what in some entertainment feature I tO'i,",u, tere! on the dividend preferred cf-- l sent The lo that crew, drilling he tried out. Such an arrangement field will put the linemen on the other new work will soon lie started, 14 re of rnmmon etork . offly the ruilroad cotnpanv' should mean a larger attendance. I ..imps in Assessment uulstamllug Till would compare expect to drive 500 feet to a more enjoyable convention in 'with earning of $5.03 In the first 7 01 feet before encountering water A nut her iiNemi-iit- , which I No. enough to meet the lequlrement of " pn.lmhle that the rate 17. ha I let led on the tork of the line. Iron King Mining conipany f lnprvw In the liattr the At the prer.: lime water I being! 44, 9 JO, It must he remembered of purl ihl afTalr the uf com Min-thl from ,l,e Mlnini(ih district, ! to Another Low Lpvel ,M,rhasd first half earnings of American puny now being controlled by the Ih'it jns Cherry Creek llne.i TI til Standard organlznllni,. J Suit'll lug were augmented consider-abl- y which for many yeura ha lieen one. by eatrylng over business In the Nhw YORK, May Lb. After de-Kad.l.itz is Ihe treasurer nml Cura V. (he chief sourcen of aupply for lhe tew months of the year and that first I tinsecretary of lie limi the ' ofn- :!!:ibrlk.'lSrow in It commii-- ' Thompson Ihe local a Kur.ki, U.klK copper prlre was 18 cent lili.Knf current The will a'ieitif lllcutious to other fiiiiiuchkl IiikIIiiI-tiui- he lurlnR Ihe first or quarter, ihe ?.trd June nil iii'iliiqui'iif ' launch a inownient Mgalnst (he use sl.ili-- . will Hire of the use "w would seem wa 3k 14c, compared with the for- -' . the sale day I Julv lIHh of one and two dollar hill and the nf silver ami I ,i possibility of, 'that American Smelting would be mer low, aet on March 4. of 3V substitution of silver coin. Natural- the movement In that direction' wav: . lining ue well as can lie expected while the London price is to make silver coin spreading to other pans of the state,! the from the present outlook for the ly object 18 Mexican IR'ld, against more popular and to stimulate the in tact Isik City club un! lodge' metal. If the second half earnings dollars were quoted nominally at demand for Hint metal which Is now have fur sutiie time 38 equal Ihe first half and net for the working off fcc from the March figat the lowest price In hllory and by aliing thl line. In agricultural sec.year mi the common wa $5.50 to $8 ure of 28 reason of nuch slump there ha lieen tion, where the people are In N,ll,r,auch earning would rotnon Local authorities the silver a slowing up of operation In every touch with mining and (hereby pare with $10.03 a share on the market ascribed the break In the silver mining camp In the west. nf lie gre'tt mining Indus-- : iiioii In 1929. price today to the fart that the rice I It nIiuiiM he un easy mailer to a As small ws taken a'aapd American Smelting A Refining I currency fut ainua try. is In China short, necessitating crop Iti'port Indicate that tin- effort issuing $20,000,000 e high school pnqtrain ut 11.30 on to the Kureka hank ll will lie bun- increase the Ue Ilf silver. Kvrll tile' In preferred Imports of foodstuffs, which has In- - Monduv. il till- tlndlVH when lliey are trade nf I'lli t Clark to hut till la In order to not Major awards, consisting dled up and sent out of town. In cashcreased Chinas needs for foreign touri!, of nil dUtrht tire nlinosl raise no bills smaller that $5 lu realize the I in port a lice nf silver I ropv-fur financing Ita car medal, and minor awards, - ing cheiks halencea and has weakened the po-- c ,0 with to succithat and ined ot cerilflfales, were grant- will In- used and much larger quantl- - mining In the prosperity of the ringe ut nietiil, hut In order to have sltlon of the country as a buyer of aa follows: Douglaftn Christison ties of silver dollars will lie shipped will gladly lake their clnuge in within a very short lime tills work fund available should It have an ops liver. It Is felt here that the un- - r In handled through the No. 2 and opera; Waldlne An-- ! Into this district and distributed to bright nw silver ilullara lnli-ato pick up minen during of iwill satisfactory condition of Ihe crops f"r (lpama l.nlt of the Chief Consolidated Min- portunity Marlin! ml i ,,ran,a In aild the store other of derM,l cut the the opera; -: patrons of low lend, line, rrnry present In China ha not yet been fully dling Co. willi which ii mini satisfac- silver und period reenhalgb. student body president! copper prices. Home uf counted and that new low In silver nt ha been tory working agri'etne ud drama; Jeanne Illackett, girls Ihe money Is also to reimburse Its may be witnessed in short order, I'cai'hoil. team; Audrey Hickman, vice The Chinese currencies were very ..... I The Codlv., of the Merle weak in the foreign exchange mar- - president of student body Ior low new to ket today and subsided .a,l?,ap,,h.!, .yMr. For Basketball and Football the capacity of the levels. !:. b"e ln:ii live II1U1 of Information from the local office hilltle. MmTi ns the Tiniir Bill hd. Cronin, Krwln Sullivan, Bt hana ,n Mpwfoundland. uIm.vm wa duv the mining early some of It will be used Stanley Cook, Mac IHgler, of the Tintic Standard Mining coin- uni ofltcliil regret the closlur. of level. Tills IndieHle wonder- i'lohiihly WHford Redmond, and Douginas puny I to the effect that work Is to the mine the present doe not uem Legion Members Announce In a smelter for ... providing iieep ri.ilt Three acholar.ihlp medal! he suspended at the Iron Blossom un opportune time for continuing ful piiysihilllh'. 'll Ihe . ore. Memorial Day Program Wlrthlin. development were granted lo students who have' end Culorndo shafts. The closing of the unprofitable development work, Mr hit Clark nut hi niiiuiuuc'il remade the highest honor roll four or .these two old mini' will result In Later work will tm doubt h to tin- (Soillva Utah Mining Men Discuss John c. Lowiiey. the commander mote times. These were: Marjorie' the laying off of about forty men hilt sutiied when greater profit are I'lilll willi relerem-of the local branch of the American I'rltchett, Maryaret Saiidsfrom, Ruby 'It I pleasing to note that effort wIP coining from siune of their other but he till Ihe promise of the needed It fin uni In hui'kiUK Silver Market Problems Is l he made to absorb the labor ut the Tinlic mine. Legion, has Just announced the prop- Nuef. hardly proh.-ib'Mini unylliltiK chii now haper observance of Memorlul Day. The KuKureka Rond Standard and Tintic 44 Fennell.! Ihe work, Albert Carlson. Patrick hy Problem faring the silver mining Men's orgaui:iation officers, each mindful reka Assoiintiolii pen to interfere with the mw mining Medium. Rill lluw, Cyrus ard mine. of the thought which caused the des- Greenhalgh, money hns already program which will he most welcome Industry of the United States ae a Joseph Hansen and! The men who have lieen workine ami for whi'-result of the prevailing low price ignation of such a day once each Henry Jarvis received medals for m the Iron Clossom and Colorado been pledged, will shorten the il!- lo Kureka people. of the white metal were discussed year on which to pay fitting tribute football. Clelon Ames and Howard mine are resident of Kureka. Mum tunce between tile older of to the memory of loved ones and flanks received a medal for drama.1 moth and Silver City. Most or (hem Tintic ainl the newi r town of ldvl-- ! by representative mining and smeltFiremen of F.ureka Will especially to the soldier dead, urge Regina Drorketl received a medal have lieen with these companies for (lend and make it possible for a much ing company officials of Utah at a the people of the Tintic district to for being the best girl athlete; Ruby many luncheon Friday noon at the Alta minot the old number lime ICO Entertain larger About year, People Club. Join with them in their program of lllgler of the 7th grade and Henry ers of Ibis district lo hold position ,hrfl yeil r(cnt next Friday evening. They will as- Bull of ihe Sth tirade received ined- the Tintic Standard, F.iirekn Ways and means of Improving the le or no proftt ,hp 0M.raMon ut Officer ami mcmlier of Ihe'Ku- semble on Main street and go to the ala for being highest in scholarship nml North Kureka Standard. market, Lily particularly by Increasing nf jbl, jron ind Colorado city cemetery where at 4' 30 In the in their respective grades; Louis There is much favor-- j rekii Volunteer Mrs Department an- - the use of silver commercially and Lily mines a the former mine although yielded on to entertain In the arts, were dlscusoed Informalcomment regarding thl evening the following numbers will Ryan received a medal for his work road tlilpjiii' being railed ,,r, r(.vpnup for the Tintic Standard able tie hundred and fifty people next ly, ll was announced after the meetbe given: nml a construction a athletic manager. response; ready Mining company fur many month lo the rail for fund with which lo Fluidity, when a convention and tour-t- . ing. Invocation by (he Chaplain. Minor awards consisting of a n wai purchnned from the ament of the t'tah-JunFiremens In Flanders Field, reading by certificate, were granted to the fol- - after The Utah reported they investment Co. It wa the build the highway. Association Knyht will be held In this city. indorsed the producers Mrs. Theodora B. Miller. plan of the Northwest Bennett, Bill Haws. lowing: Marjorie who the people developed an The rea at program ng,f mine In that outlined, Arn'rlca, Audience, led by T. II. Krwln t lemenl and Tola Broderick, varjoug association to Increase the Mr. and Mrs. Claude I'. Baker left cent wstlon part of the of the local department, Mining School Glee (Tub. use of silver. This association Is Lvonna Boyle, Men John-- , trlf1. first getting Into the ore In Kureka tu. Saturday Intending In will lie ns follows: Brief Memorial Day Address, Her- son. Bob Hassell, James Hansen, Into test a Caliplacing operation In some plant weeks southern fncle Satn and Humbug group spend Calling Cop vent Inn to order at for the manufacture and distribution man Sylvester ot the local legion Krwln (lenient and Jack Bradley,-0and later picking up a fornia. They made the trip by auto 10:00 a. m. I ost. of solid silverware at prices only opera; tJeyar Bryan, 4,aacp ,1ea continuation of the name marvelou-sionand while on the coast Mr. Baser Praver hy chaplain Song, KIks Quartette. reasonably higher than the price of will to business. Keglna Brivckelt, Mabel ( legg jy attend legal deposits in the Heck Tunnel, Address of Welcome by Mayor of silver bullion. Firing of Salute. and Waldlne Anderson, girls track folorado and Iron Blossom mines Kureka City. In outlining the plan recently, ofTaps, and then the decoration of leam; Jim Mc'.ann, football. S. Mrs. left Mr. and John of (that have millions dollar Finlay many Response by 1st VWe President of ficials of the association graves. The following reodved certificate n dividend to their credit charged on Friday of last week on a lunr AsHOfltttlnn. and craftsmen were that Jewelers for work on the council:; Jim Me- -; Known ore deposit were pretty auto trip. They went Into Colorado Roll Call. NO CALL ON FACHAXC.K Cann. Ed. Sullivan, Hrnli:e ( lark, thoroughly depleted at the time of ami from there to New Mexico where charging many times too much for Reading of minutes. solid silverware and by so doing Lenore Barney, b transfer of the properttle to the their son will he graduated within ON F'KIDAV M SA TI RDAV Tola Broderick. Annual Address of President. were forcing the substitution of trank Taylor, Bill Haws, Donna Mle- Tintic Standard but there is a vast the next few day from a military Flnenrlal Report of Herrelary. ware and base metals In Scott Hansen. James is Memorial and Hiding the Mr ling, Kn home and Day amount of and when Friday ri.ute virgin territory ncedemy. Financial report of Treasurer. Ihe declared that while arts. They S. L. Kxchange will lemain dosed and Harry Mitchell. I taken i,'o cnmddera- Mrs. Finlay ami son will visit point Reading of bill and communica- Ihe price of the white metal has been Kor work on the a'hletlc council everything tt of Interest in Arizona and Culifutnla. alw on Saturday, resuming operp,Hl-Sco,j0B ground ha great tions. steadily declining, silver manufacations nert Monday morning. Tint Riding, James Hansen. incent Appointment of tournament offi- turers have made no reduction In Mitchell received and week few for ha the past markrt Cary bugian cials. price of their products, thereby conbeen ralier dull and unexciting and certificates. Klcctlon of officer. wa pr-- ; Heber and tributing to the stagnation of the Jones the present i range generally cuking price Adjournment. silver mining Industry. sented hi twe musical medals to hai been lowei. Tournament events at hall park at J. O. KB on. manager of the InterClen Johnson and Beth Hickman.' : ltd p. m. national Smelting company, la a Mr. Mathews of Shrlver pre-ri- td 5:00 p. over Eureka Hill member of the Silver committee of Lagoon Championship Cup the best athletic medal to (Ullraod around Tintic mountains. Ihe Northwest in Shooting Won hy Enrekan Kd. Sullivan. Mr. Stephens, of the association, The tournament will Include two and aa such told Mining the other Utah proEnglish department, presented Scott or tn events three which firemen ducers of the part the association Is C. K. Hulsh of Kureka won the Riding with n $15.00 rheck from the from seven or mure town will par- playing in boosting the demand for sportsmen's championship rup. for University of Ctah lor the bust comand In addition lo these con- the white metal. ticipate ' on anil Minin last (.''ah at (he Lagoon Sunday position trapshooting, tests there will be a number of race The producers reported that no I rlnclpal J. T. Wilson which was the second and last day Industry. for Bo y Scouts, a follows: concrete plans were formulated at of the state outing, conducted urder presented the p'Illng medal to Klva 100 yard dash, prizes $5 and the meeting, the discussion being L. (.'runty Newman of the 8th grade. Mra. the direction of the $2 50. confined to a general survey of the A O'Connor the Association. Knire The local Fish Game presented Nuns, 220 yard d.ih, prizes $7.59 and situation. bookRepresentative! preaent at shooter had a score of 9$ out of 100 medal for the "Better Home 2.50. the meeting declined to comment on on one event and 100 straight on let to Util Chrlstopherson. 4 40 $12. relay, prize the action of the senate conferees Irma Hepworth, winner of the, (be second, making a total of 19Sx Event for the firemen will In- this week In 200 on the targets for which the popularity contest, who presented! eliminating the aenato's clude a ladder climbing contest, sin- 3 C cent duty on silver. It is known cup i awarded. K. L. Ford and the school awards, made mention of; contest hoe gle a and coupling four to he generally felt by Utah mining A. P. Bigelow, both of Ogden tied The Tribune Oratorical Contest', man team hose coupling contest, for men. however, that inch a tariff for second place with 196 out of the won by Marlin Greenhalgh, and ia.-- h prize and medals. would not alone be sufficient to rem200 targets. Poster contest won by Leslie! 44 edy the weak allver market. Counting all events. 200 singles Randle and Margaret fork, also the! Defense Begins in the Case at 16 yards, 50 singles at 23 yards Raymer Pubilc Speaking contest and 25 pair of doubei, Hulsh broke won by Tola Broderick. of Utah Lead Co. Offcials Another Ispleasure men never ex291 out of the 300' targets and in perienced returning home after a 44 doing so tied with BUelow of Ogdn hard tour and taking off a shopping H. Dern NKW YORK Opening the for "high over all" honors. In the Governor Geo. pair of shoes three alzea too small for the shoot-of- f deI'tah Lead company for them. Bigelow won. in Eureka on Business fendants, charged In federal court Nearly one hundred participated 4- 4with mall fraud, Herman Levy, deIn the Lagoon shooting program. IN REMEMBRANCE. fense attorney, said he was prepared Governor George H. lorn arrived Ogden, by a second victory, got to prove that the company's mine In 4 permarent possession of the Tribune In Kureka on Tuesday evening for Itah was a profitable property, not A single rose Is all for them. trophy for teams of five men. Ku- the purpose of attending a meeting the "worked out hole In the ground reka shooters were the first to win of the Kureka Banking Co . being They cannot see; the government has pictured It. A tear, a prayer, a still amen the Tribune trophy but later lost it the president of the local banking Levy said he also would show, Thia let there be. to Ocden. Later It went to Salt organization. that William II. Rankin, one of the While drifting In eternity, Lake and finally to Ogden. The loThe governor remained In Kureka defendants who pleaded guilty and cal shooters did not compete for the until the following day being a What thought have they of you testified for the government, had! or me? Zml IMS rup at Lagoon, no tram haring ben gaet at the home of Mr and Mr. liven perjured testimony. orwa&iMd this year. Orlando Signal. Lyman Baker. i i i III- - i St-i'.- a.-t-k- t I tii-- i 11 hi-i- m-e- - hc-lli- y tit-- - j alri-ud- I or-de- ff I Ciir.-k.i- .it- , rer-no- !. : I I i Aug-ventlo- ln UJ1- I , fr ili-- 1 I pruf.-N-Ntmi.i- r l m iiii-i- 1 I I i ll.i-nI r I j ! r 11 -- - . 1 I - r - I l I - , 1 !er. I i j .!!. 1 . .1 f 111 11 1 : ti- - 0f '""'.'l ruO J: - 1 c. d. c, c. at - I In-r- I ; Awards Are Made to H. S. Students l In-e- mfltA Nakm llCfll I mure - - co-n- , ' - - ea-'ler- ii inr-ne- - wi-.t- , . trk j oMrr'aZS Iron Blossom Will Suspend Operations j -- Stuinl-Clemen- -- 'lrtlouhlltig ; Lt 1 ,' itm-hun- s - I I Statol-Theodo- re Hpon-mn-i- ur-i- l llil.-llie- -. j j i . ; h ; dla-draiii- a; f s, silver- -. -plated I Sights We Hope to See 1 m.--T- rlp all-nron- i -- the-Healt- . de-f- ne ! |