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Show HOME OF THE WORLDS LARGEST DEVOTED TO THE GREAT TINTCC MINING DISTRICT EUREKA, JUAB COUNTY, UTAH, VOLUME XXXV f Prominent Kiw&nis Officers Visited the Eureka Club Improvements at THURSDAY, APJIIL 1G 193$. ':; Number 24 Tintic Goes Over the Top in Red Cross Drive AMAZE A MINUTE' 8CIENTIFACTS BY ARNOin Zuma Completed MINES SILVER-LEA- D Eurekahs Working on Placer Claims Lost Thursday evening the Eureka Running true to .form the good Kiwanls Club held a special meeting 'people .of .the Tlntlo blqtrlct again at which time practically the entire 'displayed their generolsty by going ' well over the top In the Red Cross H. E. Carlson and Alex Jarvis are Surface improvement at the Zuma membership turned out at 'drive which just came to a close, making splendid headway with defor the of dinner. end eaatera In the property, Musical numbers were rendered according to word given out by Mrs. velopment. work on their placer dletrict, were completed a few day Mary A.' Stack, chairman of the local claims In the New Klondike Mining ago and underground development by Jay Wheeler, Ray Van Leuvan, District of Millard county, according ia again- under way. The Improve-- . Lloyd Randle, Coidle Wheeler and organisation. When the drive first opened Tin-ti- c to the latter who waa in town early menti .eonalited principally of mov- Carolyn Conyers. was asked' for $100 for the relief in the week. Two new members, Ray Tidwell ing the ahaft house some dlatance of gufferers in the flood areas of Mr. Jarvis atatea that five men from the ahaft, thia being neceaaary and R. E. Ferguson wore Inducted the eqs( but as are now employed at the property with the aafety lawa of the Into the club and were presented to comply ' Tlntlct quota was raised to and the work consists principally of Governor elate. Other work conalated of re- - buttons by Lieutenant j$I0,Vand Jt Is pleasing to report moving tha upper crust of the pairing the ahaft and replacing the Slack. .that n amount far in excess of this ground from the gold bearing gravel Interesting talks were given by aklp with a modern cage. The Zuma la now In ahape for John W. McAdam, president of the gum w&s collected and mailed to the below. Thia ia proving to he quite a Job but it ! now being handled Rational headquarters. steady development work after hav-Jn- g Provo Kiwanls Club, and Elmer OlIt Is Mated, that' more ' than a in a satisfactory manner by the rehad a aerlea of interruptlona sen, secretary of the Provo club; R. the J. Vaughn, past district governor of quarter of a million persons are cent installation of a new, large, which have not only delayed homeless and' destitute In the flood gasoline engine which operates a Kiwanls Clubs, whose work but have been expenaive to the the Utah-Idah- o stead who' are entirely dependent drag line. With thia equipment company aa well. The first of ttiene home Is at Price, and 0. M. Slack, on relief and up to the present all about 260 cubic yards of. dirt per be- lieutenant governor. waa caused the by skip . delays The principal speaker of the evenjbt the relief has coma from the f Red J day Is being moved. The building ing hoisted into the sheave wheel Cross. Coupled with this Is s ditch and a flume for the pur-.e-d while... watte was being brought to ing was John Fagerstadt, of Welser, Utah-Idah- o '. harden placed on the Red Croea pose of bringing spring water down of the aurfaee. the Idaho, governor recent tornado which hit the to the sluice boxes Is also nndar way This was the governor's , by. the Charles Van Wagoner, who has a Kiwanls. ' .state of Georgia and othef aecUona and should ha finished within. a very lease on the larger portion of the. first visit to Eureka and he was loud lot the south, resulting' in 'the death few days. In fact Mr. Jarvis states mine, states that be now has tlx In his praise for the tine work which of 500 persona. Injury to more than that within two weeks time they men at work and that development the local club Is doing and of thej ,2000, and the destruction of over, should he treating pay dirt In tha Is at a very encouraging stage. Val- hearty welcome shown him on his 6000 homes. The result of these sluice boxes, j ues have been encountered at two visit here. The claims of tha New Klondike cstastrophles Is .that' more than different points and a little ore of Oovernor Fagerstadt la on a tourj 118,125 families, exceeding a half Mining company are owned jointly which takes him to other clubs ofi commercial value has been saved. million persons, era now on the Red by Messrs. Jarvis and Carlson and Charles Zabrlskle also has a loase the state and to Boulder Dam. On Cross lists for assltance. Salt Lake people. They were locaton a large section of the Zuma and Friday he was present at a commuj Tlntic khoftld feel proud that It ed about two years ago and since with a small crew of men Is pegging nity celebration at Helper, where he ; ! has 'done Its chare In thia gigantic that time considerable development away In an effort to open up com- laid the corner stone of the new movement to relieve suffering. work baa been done on them. Sevmercial ore. Mr. Zabrlskle is very high school to be built In that city.j I Mrs. Stack and other Rpd Cross eral shafts have been annk, some familiar with that section of Tlntic I officers wish . to thank those who to a depth of 600 feet, and In soma and this' coupled with his extensive Jericho Camp Foreman contributed so liberally. ' be the places values aa high aa $4 per cubic mining experience should I Explosion by Injured Badly out venture yard have been found. In view of means.of the turning these remarkable disclosure! Carlsuccessfully. Tintic .'Veteran Retires A very serious accident took place, son and Jarvia haa taken a lease on The Zuma ground comprises some Years Service After Many the holdings of their partners and of the most promising In the entire at tho Jericho CCC camp on Sunday - . have mapped out an extensive camdistrict and In spite of the fact that afternoon when two men were InjurA voteran of Tlntic was this week paign of work. It has been worked oft and on for ed, one seriously and the other retired after nearly s lifetime of Tha property la located 60 mllea about thirty years Its status has not slightly, by an explosion. Aftqr negotiations lasting nearly Lee Andrews, a foreman for the Aspirants for position, on work and .ervlce for the due west of Delta. changed with respect to Its value. depaVtment Clear Lake la now tha prop-brok- Dividend baseball team sfe now hard of graxlng, received two of neflt of Ore of commercial value has been W Oamo nd of at work taking the winter kinks out and he has already hiedthedlatrlctj legs and other Injuries, and to groan GOVERNMENT WILL CONTINUE found at many places and several For the past six weeks of their muscles. Practice started where will he carloads have been marketed but up Lester Felt was the victim of a few department. the re-ospend pastures bal-M. PURCHASES OF SILVER r. j the deal has been hanging In a Monday and almost every even- - mftinier of hla days at base amid el 'EMrt.nl to the present time .the large ore . In was turned bat it finally Felt waa welding a tractor lng from now untilsthe playing sea- fUnahine arid 'plenty, where he will bod lee, which are characteristic of "There will be no change In the Satur-wa- s men vor of last the on be a sports will atarta 'Mr. Andrews workout while tank kind nightly gasoline he an aristocrat among his as administration silver Tlntic, have not been located. when the state gave a $46,000 held on the Dividend grounds. purchase posupervising the Job, and In aplta the for honest work. reward licy' according to word from Senato : Lake check Clear the Irrigation been had tha tank maof that the fact check the available riot up are .A No, we qii SILVER SHIELD WILL START speaking of a hu tor William H. King who has Just water there remain- - company for payment In full, .terlal for a ball team discloses the man, but of a horse Old Baldy DEVELOPMENT WORK SOON half filled with completed a aarlea of confarancea ' be of one This .will ter-1 undoubtedly ed sufficient fumes to canse a fact that Dividend ia setting fairly who for the past ten years lias pulled with tha secretary of the treasury rifle explosion when the welding the finest hunting grounds in the well as far as players are concerned, the meat cart of the Eureka Meat and from Salt Lake Is fania vaa appiied. representatives of the Chinese tire state and one which will greatly a large majority of last years team and1 Produce company to all sections government, who had met to discuss to the effect that tha Silver Shield .Andrews was rushed to the benefit Tlntic sportsmen because having already reported for practice of the district In sunshine and In i77inl7natlonal Mlve Mtuation Mining company plana to begin de- - veterans hospital at gelt Lake City It Is close enough for a one day new several fares, storm. When modern conveyance! together ylth "Purchases of domestically mined A to work soon to determino by superintendent Rlggles ere few be made. years trip Among them are Harold Vlertel and failed he bucked deep snow and whether the Untie Standard ore Mt are that he is getting' use Clear Lake waa without doubt reports Sullivan, both products of- cd terrific bltaards in msklng his one projects northward into thu aa well aa can be expected, the choicest duck hunting ground In Tlntic who during the past two sea- - dally calls to Tlntic homes. Baldy a0Dg Silver Shields Independence group Mr peu,a injuries ware of auch a Utah. It was an Ideal place for son. hare been tower, of o? th. strength, was the last of hi. kind In Tlntic. of claims. nature that they could he taken care migratory birds to rest and feed and in the outfield and at bat. Then'.nd hU retirement marks tha I nt. titmilveila . 6tia nf 4lma its aunareas os Plans call for rinklng the shaft of ftt th, eajnp- ms same ume ther9 ,, Tlm Richards, the old war lug of the old time method of de- Tha senator haa reached the conon down to the 1160 foot level, also acre of tallies and grass covered horse and pjug of the team uver'yrind heiiceforth hla duties will clusion, held by many, that It will a choice neat--( wko does a ,ptrk Job made the extentlon of the drift on the 100 land it awamp -' "a pohe modern Will Stop truck, be aoqie time before the good playing any ..performed by of ,n level to connect with the haft or Qyenmieilt rear Motion. But drlnKlsltIon and wellds a mighty wicked However, the truck wlll'not fill the silver reaches the ultimate price Direct Rpliaf OR JUiy 181 Meant drouth years hundreds of cat- - war rlub. level of tha East Standard company, part of, Tlm recelved a bad In- - place of Daldy, It will not be the $1.29 an ' 'ounce, but he gathered ve been pastured there during whose ground was recently bought, to hla back ln a mlne accldent iame for Baldy was an attraction1 Jn CnUcU W,th tho Who 8r Ml direct relief to states, counties the year round and have kept the .t fnandTor this reaioVhe wlii while tiie truck will Vrform'lt. 7u V,: by the Bllver Shield. An assessment the .liver program that. ef- was recently levied to help finance and cities will stop on July latao- - vegetation eaten dowir to the point jprobably work sea. comment. the notice without .or tie. i,ght durlng , mmw I,forta M the work. . cording to word from the Rooee-- j where nesting waa a thing out of the was an Intelligent horse, tlonl The Silver Shield claims are In velt administration at Washington, question. In Its stead the administration, within the week the state will T.,J,the' ,ftt'nlari Playr tha East Tlntic District, hounded on Christianson. bU duties tfero performed without " the south . and west hy the Tlntic plans to spend $1,500,000,000 on start fencing the vast acreage-the- y atneUry tnd oth- supervision Without, a. driver ho er Per purpol Standard and on the North by the work relief projects, such as high- - have taken over. With this comple- SSiv.ii1.' , would take the cart from tha barn There ls nothing tha United 8Utee East Standard , and are considered ways, bridges,' public buildings, tlon cattle and horses will be kept. lu and park- It perfectly In front of the ae a government a .tar Joe StepIc can do officially to ha very valuable mineral around, parka, sewors, municipal water anp-T- out and ln a short while th. vegeta- from Toele: Bmle Jensen and Sim- - Main street business establishment , influence other nations, but it spproperty was at one time well plies, airports, electric light plants, tlon should be grown to normal. when and eech the morning, wlth P80n; Tony days, pears that ona purpose of tho conare'0" foreLl3r Many other improvements equipped as for as surface maehln-- , water conservation, education, etc. and Donovan, addreaees un- - work waa 'done he; would return all ference with Chinese representatives ery was concerned but dna to the The plan will employ about 2,000,-fa- ct scheduled for th. ares. They In-'alone to the barn for hla nightly Is to consider 881 !l8ood the return of China J clude tha building of several large kn?Wft ut that It has been idle for a long' 000 men. ' f8r' himself traffic ln . I8 rePrted s real, handling Tommy to a silver bails, which would mean time It will require considerable What la going to become of the dikes tor the purpose of with human knowledge. Should he a curtailment c8tcher w,th,D1rld8?? of ahlpments of allver time and expense to place it In run- - other eight million who are out of several hundred acrM of additional' 8tfr a.c.ple meet a car Ink narrow alley while out of China and Tear. ago. and alio hi. the resumption of the (work? State legislators had better near! nlng order. would a without he driver .rfoJrk7nd. silver purchases by that government. ncWeed aIa will report for workouta In the Divl- - traveling . Harry Joseph Is head of the Silver get busy. 1. Job of backing out do Berge. a former Likewise, It la Intimated, conferenlast but not least the lake will be future. Olen who Shield and Is responsible for acquirtwo order to let the vehicle pau by. Tru-yea- ces are under way or In. for dend the past player undesirable dnlned ao that all prospect waa an ing the claims comprising the group Intelligent hone, with a number of the Baldy haa been burning up the Utah species of fish can be gotten rid of on earih make fifteen whose .year hla with st playing countries to tho aame and. Ofand 'then the waters will be planted Copper league . Standard Mn Manager was short and hla Mlek work. Is back I him really old. He haa been taken ficial of this government can do no with trout and ban. Goshen of wide o the open spaces and will be in the lineup. mors than offer suggestions If their Speaks at Engineers Meeting It Is understood that the qtate again Red Perry has been named play- - Bottoms where hs will take It easy opinion Is sought has made arrangegame department during his reclining yean. James W. Wads, manager of the ments for a W. P. A. project to take log manager, replacing Bill Burqulst; a fine dona haa Job who during very Tlntic . Standard Mining company, SOUTHERN UTAH CLUBS OUT care of part of the work. An effort two years. Perry, a former; waa tha principal speaker at the enWITH FIRST NEWSPAPER le alio being made to secure a CCC tha paat should be able gineers' banquet held at the Union camp at that place for tha summer major league player, GENERAL SURGEON Southern Utah News and Views, Building at the University of Utah montha. If these efforts are suctha official organ of tho Associated last Friday evening, at which time cessful the hunting grounds will be Civic Cluba of Southern Utah, arho landed the engineers for the part Improved with hut little expense to rived at onr desk yesterday mornthey have taken In the progress of the game department. civilisation. ing. It la the first edition to be pubOne thing that must be done if Mr. Wade explained that It has lished but henceforth.lt will be Isthe grounds are going to he used been the reaponiHtnity of the mining sued on the first of each month. during wet weather la the building Tho honor for naming tha paper engineer to furnish the metals, of a road to the lake. stones and eement upon which the goes to Charles Gerald Quitter of structure of civilisation era erected. Henrivllle. The Club conducted a Power Turned on for New The speaker discussed In detail contest for tho purpose of securing Work at the Lehi Tintic tha possibilities for furlhor devela name for the publication and the opment of Utah mine and the tools $26 prise hts been given to this that must be supplied by electrical, southern Utah boy. The Lebl Tlntic Mining company, mechanical and mining engineers to The purposes of the paper ere the whose mineral holdings are ln the make extensive developments necesdissemination of thu news of the acNorth Tlntlo Mining Qlstrlct, la gosary to maintain production at the tivities of this and other organisadevelopment ing to do considerable mines poalsble at a coat tha Industry tions engaged In similar work, and work during the ' coming summer jCOmPoaed of Maynard Griggs,' chair- -' can afford. the and plana are now completed for advertising of the scenic, recreaO. W. Manion. Glen Haney, Mines near tha surface of tho tional and Industrial advantages and the actual starling of this work. Allen F. Wallace Painter, Ivey, ground are a thing of the past, Mr. opportunlilea of Southern Utah and the week tha power waatnder Qugbt, Wallace P. Greaves, Wads asserted, and the Utah mining the surrounding territory. turned on and the machinery has Industry Is now dependent upon Absolutely nothing of a psrtlslan finding ore bodies at graator depths. political nature will be permitted la IS ACCIDENT VICTIM In ths Tintic mining district one the columns of the paper st any ha the continuation of a long .tunsuccessful development out of five time. - . nel, the objective of which le to InIs a good ratio. A development The April number lu really an inIra Miller, employes of the Tlntic Johnny Behr, athletic director of the tercept the old Gold Blossom vein campaign that Involves tha comple- Illinois Athletic club of Chicago, has which yeara ago produced some sen Standard Mining company, received j teresting one, containing as it tion of a mile of naderxronnd work been named head coach of the Ameri- satlonally rich ore near the surface. a painful Injury last Thursday which j Dr. Thomas i'arran, Jr, has been does dosens of splendid news stories costa,. about $100,000, and any can Olympic hexing teem for 1036. Mr. The contract for driving this drift 'will keep him off the Job for some appointed surgeon general of the Unit pertaining to southern Utah secmethod that reduces these develop- Behr served on the coaching staff of has been given to Abner Gray. ed States public health service to sue tions. It Is also liberally Illustrated tlma to coma, ment coals lengthens the life of the the 103S American Olympic track teem, Ha waa assisting In handling a cced Dr. llngh S. Camming, retired. with half tones. Mr. Wads and has bean coaching track, boxing Utah mining industry, years old arid In colonial times, a carved wood- - large spool of cable when It fell on Dr. rarnn la forty-threstated. WANTED Will pay 6e pound tor nd other porta at the L A. C. since bn friend of President Is a doss turn-aheMillars Mr. and a caught pineapple aa a decoration over the I 1919. large, clean cotton ras. Reporter. bones. of two the door' breaking front symbolised hospitality, jfoot, Legal Blanks at Reporter Office. six-thir- ty - - - ! - ' ; Clear Lake Now ' Dividend Players States Property Ir - Out for Practice the-ftlihf- en tha-peo- ple n J . ' hunt-velopme- nt fae-Llo- yd - paj . .5tu! .iem .. fr Plr ha - da tht S rs Lalin-Amerl-c- Alex-Durl- tt e ot an |