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Show $ DEVOTED TO THE QBEAT TINTIO MININO DISTRICT m HOME OF THE WORLDS LARGEST EUREKA, JUAB COUNTY, UTAH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, New Scout Campaign is Announced for This Area: Taxpayers Party Selects Ticket ( url l'ulten of Elbsrta, scout AMAZE A MINUTE SCIENTIFACTS BY ARNOLD lead- er for the TInilc Stake Diutrlrt, ha announced an extensive campaign to fclve every boy of twelte of 'age and older In the Utah yari National ee . TAXPAYERS TICKET SILVER-LEA- Number 51 H);!7. Nonferrous Metals Prices Continue to Drift Lower ii A tendency toward 0 1ark MINES D Delinquent Tax Date Changed lower prices continued to feature the nonferrous metals group during the past week as the decline In securities early exA proclamation haa been Issued by erted considerable pressure.-- . Subse- the commissioners of Juab County quent gains In shares were not fully extending the time for the payment reflected In commodities. of this year's taxes from November Tin experienced the sharpest fluc- 30th. to December SOlh. This is pertuations In the period, selling off al- missible under tha law when a petimost 4 cents until a 1st rally of 1 tion signed by a certain nnmber of rents brought It back to 49 44 cents taxpayers has been presented to the per pound. World consumption fig- commissioner!. ures for ths year published at Tha The proclamation la as follows: "Whereas a petition of not lea Hague showed Important Increases In the United 8tatea, U. 8. 8. R., Eng- than one hundred taxpayera of Juab land. Germany, Japan and Canada, County, Utah,, haa been filed with but world stacks continued to In- - the Board of County Commlalaoners rreaae. Domestic demand is uncer- for the extension of tha delinquent tain and extremely sensitive to mar-'dat- e for payment of taxea for tha ket movements. year 1137, until tha 20th of Decam- Lead was reduced to 6.60 cents, her, 1037, at 13 oclock, noon, and New York, from 6.76. The reduction ' "Whereas, said petltoln having . and reports of unusually large In- - been duly eonladered, and It appear-road- s upon stocks Improved demand Ing to tha Board of County Commls-- , from general consumers lute In the alonere that good cause la shown and jWeek. Refined stocks were the that It is to the best interests of the smallest since 1930. Third quarter taxpayer!, that said petition be , (business, although appreciably leaa granted: than that of previous periods, la "Now, tharefore it Is hereby re- -, nevertheless running ahead of 1030 aolvad that the delinquent data for ,and Indicate!, with buying maintain-- , the payment of the general taxea ,ed, a good consumption record for, levied for the year 1037 be and the j same la the year. hereby extended to Decern- Copper continued unchanged, with her 30, 1(37, at 12 o'clock noon, a custom smelting Interest quoting end that the clerk make due publlca-1- 2 cents and other sellers 13 cents, jtlon hereof. There was a fair Ths petition waa presented by business. copper declined about three- - ,Ple or the Nephl end of the connty, quarters of a cent concurrently with report being to the effect that It not signed by a single taxpayer the break In securities, but later ad-- w vanced to within cent of, of the Tlntie District. In defense of an extension of thla the week'a highs, and was experlenc-- ! Ing near record bookings toward tha kind the slgnera of ths petition, and end or the week. 'others, claim that It Is the right , Znc WB1 lteady BBd unchanged, thing to do because It gives those with large-scal- e buying marking! bard pressed for money an addition- untll A preceptlbly better tonejnl twenty daye In which to secura It, j,me In the steel Ipdnstry, the nnd there Is no law prohibiting those who have the money to pay It best outlet for line. Council the opportunity to In scouting, thla Information ha been given Mr, Patten Mayor by Charlei DeGrnfr, counrll advanceWILSON LEE ment chairman. Councilman 8coutlng training schools, called Tenderfoot Round upa. will be conCLARENCE HAUER ducted In every troop In the 36 roun-c- ll VICTOR S. THOMAS subdivision or districts. In Utah, EDMOND VANLEUVAN rorthern Arlxona and southeastern Coundlmen Nevada. The campaign plana also 16 TIMES AVERAGE- call for a district-wid- e WILMA O. WEBBER investiture A 6 -- FOOT LONG, 200 POUND program for the new recruits to be Recorder COO MAS SEEN CAUGHT OFF NEW held In latter November and early RIIODA NEFF GROOMER England, enormous considering December. AVERAGE WEIGHT OF COD IS 12 Treaanrer Executive committee In each disPOUNDS. trict, whose boundaries In moat instances parallel the L. D. 8. Church ee stake linea, are In direct charge of At an enthusiastic nominating pri-ur- y the drive. The actual contacting of boys of held at the City Hall on Mon-fc- y scout age and their parent, howM. was Johnson Albert evening being left to the troops. alerted to head the Taxpayer party Ter dtket st the election to be held oniTroP committees and scoutmasters assemble a Hat of available Taeaday, November 2nd. Others on the ticket are Wilson' Prospective scouts In the respective ,n(1 arrange training Clar-- j troP Lie for four year councilman, TelegraphingTenderfoot requirements. ce Bauer, Victor S. Thomas and speed aerlea ot three evening meeting! Umond VanLeuvan, two year coun-- n Contact for out Instruct the dlmen; Wilma O. Webber for re- -' rell'tored A DOT IN THE r. tarder, and Rods Neff Groomer for. younger boys in all phases of Morse code is but jderfoot requirements. A tenderfoot i24 second -- fora required to know the scout All of the candidate! selected with ,P0t SECOND. DASH IT IS oatb and 'aw ever,l useful knots, ik exception of two already hold tha ProPer Pect for the flag, it offleo which they seek, the . f1 do at leaat 0M ood turn aptlons being Mr. Lee and Mrs.' 1,6 ev aw boomer. V nvestUure ceremonies, at I Tha primary was called to order! Jh dis-vu b recruited In a hr Chairman Wesley Roper, who' "bch all.the are formally Initiated Into 1 IT reelected to that office by w 1 of "Courts Preaaive was Fox vote. Edward OD 8couta and atlended lea elected as permanent secretary, e"or" 1 . Parfntl-1s- t r e d the meeting got away so fast, the Reporter received e Yesterday time. dia meeting of the board of the business was completed In Nevertheless people seldom pay Fnttlamatton TIM Pheaa&nt acord breaking time. Every nom-mti- Curb and Gutter Work on for oouVtailcj ?v.MoRooTeH bill until it la due and the due any the Emerald, was put over by acclamation Seaaon Been Iuued date coming ne It does, four which had the following Main Street is In the Mam- -' Highway, daye behr, tha reason that there were no ee fore la to Christmas, a lot find going fpoelng candidates for tha offlcaa. State Game Commissioner Newell of peopla spant out. During tha peat few days the curb Mayor Johnson, the head of the Cooks proclamation concerning mm no Introduction to the drket, wntT hw rMd'nowprent! In extend- - he annual pheasant hunt has been Well Known annna! WH Uat lng. ,ha,r t of the Utah Mining Mere of Eureka tor the reason that stock, Rooaovell ,Kllway from Issued, a copy of which Is on file In sppesranee. it is company issued statements. JwliUta to is coming to the close of his Cr Man Dies of Heart Attack thla office and can be to the read Denver at all terminus by not only an Improvement far as were mH.iied out to atockholdcrs with it. former . . ... wd term In thla office, and bla work who wish to k U 1.1,111 V? 5IlCernfdbut ..wiH .ba the notice of assessment. h a loud speaker for himself. The Downle D. Mnlr, Jr., aged 63 must The season opens on Sunday morn.' i.rin.in n...rh nme can J cars, and vice president of ex ana now n continues ths whu 7in, ing. road, H provides a place for the wit- jvoeemMr was ,ra. ml Thomas and VanLeuvan and Mrs. oper.tor who for year Boston 'to Angelea, for four days In most of the coun- -, United States Refining, smelting and b of Yebber. Tha four year candidate ' "on company, died suddenly la.t J a. Federal Highway No. 6. ,tlea. The counties In this locality of Toa7Ltween the sidewalk aPar,tftndenlt 3r. Lee, Is exceptionally well quail t Doaton, Maas., of a where dnv season four the JU. !,, will 8lBr,dT from !L,bIld received pre"Advice ninny Bnd Wl llh lh 3ed for the office, hi success In lnnime?ahl tlmwdSring on thla ocean to ocean high- - vail are Juab, Millard, Sanpete, 8ev- - keart stuck. Point Vnlness verifying this. Mrs. Groom- waa one of tha moat prominent The .hooting time T clearly Indicates that 'Mr. Am- - ler. and Utah. yearn out a reoccurance of llh with! the development .' on .1 . : men In the nation and waa tr Is also competent and deserving 7 m. will be a. from 0 m. more to mining done p. i,ave erJca, u, fanify will not happen again due to the it the office. .level, and that he waa very confident travenK hy car this summer than. was first advertised from I In the"11 known In Tlntie whara ha vlslt-tl- ie new curb. ' objective would be reached with- - fve before. Official figures place morning to 6 In the evening but was d on many occasions while Inspect- The city had expected va6 1 company! properties la this An -j dJltl011'. the other In now chunged excepthe amount day. yearly spent ea- work soon on other projects, B devriopmentwork n to thla la Sevier county where ,dlstrlat. ration travel at near four billion peclally a large road building and information In the state- A native of Lincoln, Nebraska, ha 0lher B yeari piacnK u (n the class of shooting will not atart until IS noon. Wonted Movement . for streets the Improvement program Toy m waa aa r0ii0ws' hual- -, In Tooela county tha season runs for waa connected with the company for one of the major country's and alleys of Eureka but due to the "A request from the Lo Angeles twenty-tw- o years, fifteen of which enljr threa dayi. A worthy movement la on foot to government's curtailment of PWA and Salt Lake Railroad Co., to build he spent in the Salt Lake City ofg In limit Cfa The counties will markers all roaJ 0f Tj1 bag 0. of Is Tlntie allowances It Novlde toys for children hardly likely that a railroad spur over one corner or for tha highway's western extension be three male birds on the first day fice as general manager and vice u Christmas time who otherwise these ran be taken np. our property to the Grand Central ra now been completely erected and two male birds each day tbere-Minln- g president tould receive but little along this He waa a member of the Reconproperty was also Mro-- B the atateg of Colorado, Utah, after. company' he. According to Mrs. Stella Don- CEDAR HTORkS ALT, discussed and the directors, In view jfeTadB and Callfornln. In Callfor- -' There are many game preserve struction Finance Corporation Board DKCI.AKK HHORTKR HOURS ot ,he fact that this would give our llllamsi ly. Recreatlonal Dlrector B a(ronK demand ha. arla0II u,at throughout the Mate and In order to under former President Hoover. He I H the Jericho CCL camp has volun- company shipping facilities, when ore e hchwny through that state, in- - familiarise ones self with them the also served aa president of tha Salt Uered to supervise the repair of Rue (0 the trend of times all of a reached, voted to grant thla case- - at(ad 0j Chamber of Commerce and the g0na from the eastern edge proclamation will have to be studied, Lake dd and second hand toy providing tha to res of Cedar City have short-- , meat. University Club of that city. 'of California directly to Loe Ange-- I fts expense of euch work is taken ened their working week to make, From 1916 to 1917 he was In You are probably aware of the jM ahow a branch going hy the Yo-- 1 Annual Duck Hunting are of, such aa paint, material, etc. , conditions more pleasant for their fact that the Grand Central mine. aemUe Nati0Ba Park and Into Sani charga of operations of tha smeltSeason UpenS Monday ing and mining company nt Juneau, Thla offers an opportunity for employees. Henceforth the opening now owned by the American 8melt- Thla matter Is shortly to Alaska. ism local organlxatlon to do a good hour will be at 9 a. nt. and the cloa- - inf and Refining compeny, state be presented to the California November ii0ndrmolne 11a la survived hy hla widow, a ism by volunteering lo furnish the tag hour at 6 p. m. each day except which adjoins our properly on the highway commission for their con- L,taJ 0B dneka lat lha son and a daughter. aoney for these expenses, which Saturday, when they will open at 9 t. I, resuming operations. Re- - s,derBlton. im start and as uiu Funeral services and burial took we have received very reliable voald not be. a great deal. Any or-- : a. m. and close at 7 p. m. -- umber cently showing , "Handsome folders, map of Tlntie hunters place at Lincoln. lanlxatloa or Individual who is in- -, are available several cltlea throughout the state information that at the time work ,ha highway In on planning Ileb-jhav- e W. level to lower on rB1 contact these the la discontinued similar waa ttrested asked lo hiViR divi "onlV for free dinirlhutlon by writing for adopted hour i Jones. Road gad some of them have made no dia- of the Grand Central mine, they aBwe t0 Alex Fltxhugh. secretary of, M , . h hunter will so down S&nt&quin-EurekBroken and second hand toys "'Injunction between Saturday and other were In a very rich vela of ore, run- - (,c association, De Moines, Iowa,1 new state's Work where tha Lake . to Clear Progressing Nicely W Accepted from everyone. here ' dayg The desired. nlng aa high as two ounces of gold, tauBg the number game refuge was completed during ! toward headed was and be In which will five rolors can he directly are printed they left aunouuMdj Due to the splendid weather of th the peat summer and where ducks : our property only a short distance are 0f much convenience to tourists, are reported to be numerous. How- peat month very Kulbly In the next laaue of the Re fin progress baa from our property line. We expect giving, aa they do. a detailed ahow-t- o ever some will forter. ln go to Mona and Utah been made with th road from on this to operate get permission nR 0; the whole route. to aa reports say tber are quite Elberta. Should weathLake th -, com.level from the Grand Central jhe sixth annual meeting of the a few birds at these places. er contlnne Ideal It might be possiDemocratic Candidates pany at an early date. highway la to be held In Chicago on ble for tha contractors to complete the "Since this company took over October 30th and a very large the Job thla fall. Declare Clean Campaign property, the old mining tfndlnce la anticipated from every The highway Is now completed all ee steam a run hy the road pannes through." mcrhlnery, which was rtat( the Candidates way from Santaqula to the railon the Democratic holler, haa been replaced wfth a mod road crossing east of Goahan. From ticket, listed below and to he voted of ern electrical plant consisting rtg-- ii Director of that point on toward Elberta moat next Tuesday, have without exelectric hoist, motor, air compres- of the grading haa been finished. At ception declared that they wish thla American Mining Congress aors, transformers, drills and every- to ba a clean present a large erew of men and campaign, free (row thing necessary for an electrically teams arc patting in the big fill and slinging, and as far as they are a aa director succeeded father .operated plant. Also a great deal of- Son Goshen dam which will eliminate at rl- concerned It shall he so. This meets Am of the lab the Chapter of accomI development work ha been several curves -- around the edge the ith the general Idea of everyone at Its meeting I published, and as atated above, the nn Mining Congress of for the reason that mud slinging that body of water. when In Halt Lake ( Ity drift on the 000 level Is now within held Tuesday Pover did accomplish It aim, but In Cecil CO fed of our ohjoc v. j approximately Jf1 EUREKA CAR TURNS OVER toad left a pile of enmities which IH All lba show- - to the board. mlnprallxatlon with heavy live, AT THE lCLUERTA CROSSING 1 ' tho hi of tonally take years to wipe out. term father, Plred ee Ing. and It Is not unreasonable to o member Tha members of this ticket are all Walter Fitch, a charter Two Eureka youngsters, .suppose that we are now approach the Billie el! known to the voters of Eureka chapter. Ing th ore body which, according to and Kenneth Ieart Baddlugfleld; nd nd need no further Introduction. genCecil Fitch It two Goshen young ladlea, Juanita geologists and mining engineers. la of the Chief Consoll the continuation ot the Centennial rral manager Chapman and Ruth Riley, and Mias 'llb Eureka-Cran- d Central ore channel, dated Mining eBmpauj. June Farren of Eureka, narrowly DEMOCRATIC TICKET been All of thla work haa been carried he has escaped death or eerloua Injury Inst t e it alnce founding through during th past three year - rapacities Saturday night when the ear la NEIL O'HARE th sale of atock, but the direct- five years go. which they were riding turned over Mayor ora now feel that no more Block and rolled Into the wash near the Rusinexs he offered, and therefor Gift ITCSeniett should Elberta crossing on the Tlntie highII. K. McCLAIN of Baseball Team Manager voted an aaaeasment of one-haway. Hi), rlBhl a a Councilman A Nord ,a lhe prood poaaeasoi of Richard E. SuKzbach ha The ear was owned by William har, weim g. w can iay now that B beautiful wrlat walrh. given to him , Kltt and was driven by young Peart. to that bright itnil M 6 fM, DEAN BECK granddaugh-McAdoo, i Gibbn Ellen a Dlvl-wnnern members of the He emerged a Brat prize MAYNARD CRONIN lerof"tho late President Woodrow jTha party was on their way to Eure-Wila( oBjy B maltor ot B hort time recently hy the Mr. Nord for national oration "an!ffron-iwhen your company will Join the dend baseball team. HUOIt ATHERLY and daughter of Senator WU- - j ka and after crossing the railroad for Dis- manager bualnea by been lB Tlntie ha lhe gponsored 2 year Coundlmen teat, yearn f prodBcari McAdoo, waa guest nolo-- j track the wheels etrurk the aoft A waa In appro 11am Gibbn ate Pence association. concert yQur g0fk wll, prve lh( xnm ,nd tho gift a given by the Pass- .shoulder of the road and rolled ever 1st at PL08SIR CHAPMAN Into tha wash. The Goshen girl of his eervlce. Inveatment. orchestra. TBUahlo at Wittenberg coUege at l5pringnew, elation nauv n dena (Calif.) symphony McAdoo'a were the , . Recorder only one hurt and their Th presentation was made at Ohio, young Sultzbach The event marked Mlaa llnjurlee were not of a eerloua nature. KATIE TOWERS ALBERT' M. JOHNSON Join actively y - Ten-itsaure- day-to-d- peo-Exp- ort one-quart- er ex-!a- Jt . ecout-lainimo- us b. rtJoe MnillPt Made Letter on Report fji New Highway Tintic Gold Mine nor, on Hu Finiebed'"','1 nJa p. a-- ,h? u a vriousoflr , T. ls Si "JS r1 1 dol-'tlo- cm pdgeo gse ell, A the victory smile San-taqu- ' prclnl y-- ir - ht . un Treasurer competed on |
