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Show DEVOTED TO THE GREAT TINTIO MINING DISTRICT VOLUME XXXIV HOME OF THE WORLDS LARGEST SILVER-LEA- D MINES EUREKA, JUAB COUNTY, UTAH, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1935. Number 30 Commencement Exercises of Schools Well Attended Eureka Voters Favor Bond Issue Banking Company . .... The taxpayers of Eureka approved the bond Issue at the election held last Friday by a vote of 112 to 9, In one of the smallest elections ever held In this city. The amount of the bond Issue la $37,000.00. This removes the last obstacle in the citys fight to secure $50,000.00 from the Public Works Administration of the government for developing a water supply, metering the city' and repairing and improving the water lineal The vote last Friday by precincts was as follows: No. 1 38 for and advertised In he Reporter and it for and four against; No. against. One of the reasons why the vote was so small Is that only those persons who paid a tax last year were permitted to cast a ballot and thus the eligible voters were reduced to 394 in number. There are many who are still of the' opinion that the total amount of the loan Is going to be spent In the ' city well in an effort to develop water. This is not the case. Only a porton of it will be used for this purpose, and it Is the intention .to') discontinue the development In the event that a certain amount of work does not produce a substantial In- crease in the flow. Moat of the ! money will be used to Improve the waiter system and especially for the purpose of Installing meters. City officials are reluctant to state Just when the work can be started ' but It Is learned that from six to eight weeks will be required in order to complete the final details. The ' firm of Caldwell and Richards of Salt ! Lake City has been engaged to' handle the work. Already they have ! made a preliminary surrey and with-- , In a short time will be back to com-- :, I mence actual work. The council met on Monday even- lng to canvas the vote of the elec- tlon and report that the count as first given out was correct. . ' Changes Hands One of tha largest crowd ever gathered at the High 8chool wae that of laat Thursday night when the auditorium was packed to capacity for the commencement exercises of the Junior and Senior graduates. The program was substantially as adertised In the Reporter and It proved very interesting. The annual The Central Utah, formerly the Eureka Banking company, was, late laat week, taken over by a new or- ganization and on Monday morning the new officers were In charge. The new name of the concern will citizenship medals, presented by P. be the Commercial Bank of Nephl N. Anderson of Mammoth, went to and the headquarter! will remain in Miss Phyllis Bant and LeRoy Land. that city, but according to the beat Each year medals of this nature are Information obtainable the Eureka given to the boy and girl of the Sen- branch will continue to operate in ior Class who represent the highest about the earns fashion as at presstandard of citizenship, and the ent, with Mlai Genevieve Wirthlln in honor Is a very distinctive one. charge. For many years the Eureka BankPrincipal Wilson of the High School read the names of those ing company has been owned and students who made the A and B' operated by a group of Eureka peohonor rolls during the year. They' ple. Governor Geo. H. Dern, who were as follows: left Utah to take a position as secA HONOR ROLL Farol Hassell,1 retary of war, served the Institution Phyllis Bant, Elva Allred, Sadie Jol-- 1 as president, and associated with ly, Donna Oarity, Merle Blackett , him In the ownership of the bank Adene Burke, Jaye Wheeler, Rachel were J. George Jones, C. E. Hulsh, Thomas, Margaret Swenson, Burke! James Norman, Dr. Steele Bailey, Wilson, Rex Wirthlln, Betty Hopes, Jr., and Walter Jensen with a few Rex Goates, Dean Bauer, Margaret email blocks of stock held by other Phizacklea, Ruth Potts, Lucky Klku-- ; residents of the city. These people -shlma, Helen Hanks, Gloria Gear, purchased the Dern stock and the Marcella Ekloff. bank was moved to Nephl when It ' John McCrae By Licntenant-Colone- l B HONOR ROLL Jerold Sunder-- . was apparent to these business men land, Jerold Fennell, Mildred Rife, that there wae no likelihood of reGerald Kirkpatrick, Deon Thompson, opening the First National Bank of In Flnntlors fields the poppies blow Lola Corak, Carolyn Conyers, Ralph that city, then under the conservaBetween the crosses, row on row, ! Christopherson, Edith Singleton, tor plan, and when mining was at That mark our place ; and in the sky Earl Potts, Katherine McClain, Rose low ebb and much of the banka i Cobo, Ora Land, Beth Key, Mereleen The larks, still bravely singing, fly business was coming from other Marcella Gourley, Ethel parts of Juab county aa well as the Hogan, Scarce heard amid the guns below. , Johnson, Jean Rowe, Helen Borlck, Delta and Fillmore lections of MilFlorls Potts, LeRoy Land, Wlnefred lard county. We arc the Dead. Short days Ago Larson, Howard Dunn, Francis Fox, In retiring from the banking We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Robert Dunn, Genevieve Gourley, business the old officers of the bank Elaine Christopherson, Alan Jones, are anxious to extend their thanki Loved and Were loved, and now we lie ! Opal Thomas, Fern Thatcher, Fred to patrons whose confidence In the In Flanders fields. Christensen, Evelyn Llndstrom, Institution never weakened, even ! Wonda Campbbell, Jack Cromar, during the Take up our quarrel with the foe; trying times when pessiOrace Green, Helen Hopes, Ted Reid, mism was so ; rampant that scarcely To from wo throw , Alan Wilson, Deon Turloupls. you failing hands anyone could see anything but disThe torch; be yours to hold it high. aster for banking, for mining and TIXTIC PEOPLE UNINJURED business in general, and only a few If ye break faith with us who die ' IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT had faith In the Tintlc Mining DisWe shall not sleep, though poppies grow trict. Their only reason for retiring ! Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rowe and after In Flanders fields. weathering the worst depresdaughter, Joan, of Eureka, and Char- sion in history and after building lotte Henrlod of Provo, miraculous- up a strong banking institution Former District Attorney ly escaped serious Injury late Sun- with footings of about half a milVictim of Heart Attack day. evening when the automobile in lion dollars was the press of other " SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET which they were riding was crashed business. MEETING NEXT WEDNESDAY William B. Higgins, aged 55 years Into by another machine a mile south The president of the New Comof Spanish Fork. j and a prominent resident and at- -' mercial Bank la Pratt P. Thomas of Announcement has been made that The other car was driven by Ross Spanish Fork, who is also president torney of Fillmore, died at Parowan I of Payson and was said to of tha Commercial Bank In that city last Thursday evening of a heart next Wednesday evening, Barney Holtzhelmer old II. F. of aevaral onutan attorney; copies ney; attack as an aftermath of an auto- - the board of education of the Tintlc' n two other and the one at Heber City. He an"er8ppe hav ?. School District, will hold their bud- Adims Mf en mobile accident youn three girls. Fortu- -' nounces the following board of dir ,f " "" nately Attorney Higgins had been . a get meeting. The aeealon Is open to the rectors: John E. Aagard, Fountain MIner of the Bureka prominent figure In politic In the the taxpayers of Tintlc and all who Green, vice president; Thomas BailFifth Judicial District for a great ra interested are asked to attend. ! Following the crash both cars ey, Nephl, vice president; John H. '.Tni,n ' i "..V Advance Information la to the many yean. He filled several of-Lunt, Nephl; Joseph Hanson, Spanflcee in Millard county and in 1930 feet that the levy will ish Fork; A. T. Money, 8panlsh was elected district attorney of the creased this year due Fork; P. M. Christianson, Fountain Fifth District, sn office which " A cashier has not Green, directors. held for four years. Mr. been appointed as yet. Cronin, .e-.ho The capital stock is $25,000 and from being food ttor,r. H, won Inf. Olhnr minor conlrlhu.., la a cash surplus of $10,000. there possessed of a wonderful voice which j also; to the Increase. The last report of the Central Utah j and Co., ice dealers; Rio Grande, and residence. the razing gained for him a singing contract Bank aa of April 18th, ahowed total The copy is quite well preserved ( Oregon 8hortl!ne railroads. NAMED 'in California following his term as assets of $511,176.87. A. Hanson was operating a Position of Copper between was Jha tucked because It away to WORK RELIEF HEADQUARTERS district attorney. He returned new bank will be a member j the walls of the building, however, atage line between Eureka, Robinson Appears to be Firm of Ths Fillmore only a half doxen years ago the federal deposit insurance corthe advertisement A dispatch from Washington last about half of pages one and two are'and Mammoth, from California. ' There la one encouraging phase to poration. with deposlti up to $5,000 brought the information ao decayed that they are not read-- j telling of the fine horses being used On the day of his death Mr. Hig- Saturday tbe as route, been the selected Provo the had that was copper situation stability seems guaranteed. able. The paper published by.n gins and hla brother, Erastus HigInformation la to tha effect that J- - D- - Btack, agent of the Oregon to have been obtained both In Am one for of the three of Diehl Diehl Philetua the headquarters brothers, Fillof ( gins, and Clinton Day, all Mr. Thomas la well pleased with th was advertla Line at new Short the Eureka, under work and districts relief markets. of I. Diehl E. and jerlcan foreign Mammoth, Buying Eureka, more, were returning from the ex- set-uan excursion to Mercur, which at s holding to a moderately good vol- - branch In Eureka. In fact he the latter at that time also being treme eouthern section of the state that Eureka la setting In a one of he thriving ume, and prices are firm. Blue The Provo district will Include the editor of the Mammoth Record. ; that time was where they had been collecting ore of Utah. spot due to the greatly adbright the' campa counties: nineteen domesfor mining Utah.) Charles Spillman was running Eagle electrolytic copper samples from mining property which following vanced prices of metala, and patrons tic la to Ducheane, Juab, the Uintah, Wasatch, In Miner and Eureka that at delivery holding steadily pintle they Jointly owned. When nearing of the Institution can no doubt exlevel. existed between Cedar City on tha return trip Mr. Carbon, Millard. Sanpete, Emery.'tim, "bad blood Qre Being Shipped (j00 The mining Industry Is not going pect improvements in local banking Grand, Sevier, Beaver, Piute, Wayne, the papers and the old Democrat eml Higgins complained of being ill and San ' . noted District from to Brum Garfield, Washing Iron, Juan, that prosper heavily under these con- -. facilities from time to time. Mining feeling. wae given medical attention by a I ton and Kane. jditlons, but, if they continue, It is The old timers of Tintlc will be physician at that place, who explainto make progress. It la said Eureka Fire In some notes newa of the Interested sufferwas ed that the ailing man Some very fine ore ie now being going Department 'average mine can operate the - in the paper ao we are briefly men- The J. DIs-;from party Drum from tha M1ning ing hlppad Equipped With Gas Masks th on to their Going to Prague .decided to continue ui ftn l0,nl?f f trict, which lies In the extreme west- 10 fond memories: homes at Fillmore. ern and of Juab and Mllllar1 count-- 1 Three gas masks have have been James Wilson of Payson, the orlgl- - . eretlng costs from rising. There A short distance south of Parowan tha added to the equipment of the EuMammoth BuJ nal the of dlscovsrer mine, out a tire on the automobile blew of aad aM0Clate, vlclor Bray reka Fire Department They were WM and the machine overturned. Ap- -. 1V1"Wnl,trlCt l0k ng ,th reka have marketed one carload from over; purchased by the city officials and had one no three of tbe h Charm propMty wWch carried ' parently tnd new ,nd unfriendly presented to tha department during go to the Klondike to Paring El better thaa w and Buffered Injuries so after righting ounca o tbe past week. The masks are mod' dorado; H. C. Bacon of the Sioux he Utah Centra, Uat waak lhlpped legislation. the car and changing tires they conIn every respect being of the ern Mall left service the Cons, Mr. district; tinued on into Parowan, where a nice lot of pay dirt which was; wae latest discontinued from Millard mined from a new design known to science. They : Higgins collapsed In a service staOutboard Winner showing in the be In the western end will a welcome addition to the to Drum, county momenta few later. a tion, dying Marlette property of the company of the county, which at that time was ftnd la muci, present splendid equipment of the was Surviving are hla wife, three chilthan higher grade local a diminishing mining camp; The department. dren and hla brother, ftntIclpntedf acc0rding to official.. Some persons might question tha Chorry Creek pips line from West Tba consignment went 0.39 gold and of spending money for was Tintlc advisability being laid; Ed. Hoffman, DU. STEELE BAILEY PROVES to ouncoa the ton, along j 4.5 silver this kind of L. Morris, F. H. Peyton, Louis with equipment but those HIMSELF A REAL FISHERMAN per cent copper, who are familiar with fire fighting Caffera, Henry Tanner, Mr. end i The ore la making in an aaat-weknow that they are very essential. Quthel, A. nuura whtch has been developed Bea,aa Tha sporting page of last SaturThis was demonstrated last fall when DeLong and Jamw Taylor wars Deseret Nows disday evening' a lhallow ahafti In addlllon t0 the Reporter office wae reported to among soma of the old timers men this work, lesaers are also working played a picture of Dr. Steele Bailey on fire. Tha building was so full be tloned. wonderful a of Eureka holding and are making in tbe Ibex of smoke that It was impossible for There also was mention of the occasional property from that secstring of fish, which he eaught on a human to enter and It waa also John Morley Jewelry store and It Is tion of theshipments the opening day at Burraaton Pond Utah Central. In tha out of the question to determine In eaatern end of Juab county. pleasing to state that this store Is Copperhead shaft all work has been in the what part of the building the blue atm m operation and I. one of the auarp"anded wlth lha The writeup went on to say that tbe a exception of wae located. Had tbe department most reliable Jewelry concerns U Doctor was a wonderful angler and amount of Ialaral work on tha been equipped with gas masks at the catch of fish he displayed In the 600 foot level. that time It would have made the The Utah Press Association hcid eertalnly proved this photograph In mnk 8ylvetert Job comparatively eaay. a eu,,0,1 10 a,U1 fact. Fine work M. D., we hope that r! The of Uniaff Engineer operations. charge UUs Margaret R Taylor of tha Four new hydrants have also been more than a hundred your tuck continues. - ettrseting (Exploration and Mining Corporation verslty of Arizona at Tucson will rep- - t,c iPe0I,11! 4fc., PP to the city water meins la oradded reaort if dcstroyedj'V, on he of New York hold an interest In the million member! of tbs Nato Increase the efficiency of the der LATER CORRECTION Just be- - rcaent a parilally Xn luent federation at the front told of tha crash of ths. uuh 0pntrai eompKDy. department. These have been placfor go ng to proa It was learned, nmi Sludent conference at RUrVKRpage I ternatlonal ed In locatlou where fire hydrants dB t0 th- - daprMa,0I1 W. A. of Dr. we. ptnk that the picture I Fred Jtcoby, Jr of North DerKen, wars rather far apart In an effort to of the North Lily ma Finlay, thftt t . Robinson and not Dr. Bailey, and j :PrtBne hiternatlonal ! photographed juit after he won reduce the amount of hose to be In that old paper Mining company of this dlatrlct, la Advertisers that the catch of fish was borrowed Association of ieiH atannual Hudson river out laid. the eighth be to wars: recovering slowly Stott and 8hlve, attorneys; J. reported for the occasion. If " In I Tay,.r Nicholas Robert- .ter a major operation at a Balt Lake 1 board motor race, from Albany to New iaotwi,,,llI McVIcker, assayar; Augnil, ,u fork. Legal Blanks at Reporter Office, aUorD(y, Edward Plkt attor JhosplUl. Legal Blank! at R.perter OfHc.l.B,Mt 347 I In Flanders Fields. , , ' ! ! . i ! , ' Slhon1 S 1 I ci ad ww r:;7., s. 2 ... jj; ' , i, tt be-llev- ei p. ( over-exertio- n. ?ab VeVf J , . f' . st JJ' 'J' 1 1 'yc - -,- - . |
