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Show Thursday, jftgwAejfo, EUKEKA BEPOll Pafce 4 at being made In the pumpiiu plant the Gemini. Manarer John B. Myers, the local Utah Power and Light lake Ago of company, slatotl that It would new the build to a month . about rower line to the site of the Tlntlc Tin Following are Events that Elwrlcally driven a District Drain Tunnel. Happened la Tlntlc surface machinery had been InstallNrore of Year Ago. ed at tho North Beck property pre-- i camarmory to a big developmentwee he- small In pockets Ore as MINING NOTES -- It was Matwl paign. jn ,h (jMiVt (hat ran Holl-lier- n I no I hut tho newly invented to Hllver 1 ..50 ounPe, ' toasters were doing excellent work O. Hicks H. ,lonat the Silver City mill. won sub- A total 0f 9129,!0t) of I'rovo wan In Tlntlc ffitamlnlng: to the Tlntlc In which of Bullion the Eureka property (.ed by the people twenty yearn be wnn heavily Interested. It wan Liberty mated that a new strike of ore had fcJO Time to Change to Lighter Oil Twenty Years t Cold, frosty weather is liable to move in any time now, so J" be prepared by having your engine oil changed to the lighter grade winter Juhu lllt'kini.u wan sentenced to yearn In the state peultenilu'y for the murder of Ifttve Hutchison. The crime was committed In 191! but illekuiuu made his escape and For easy starting on coll mornings use Conoco Bronze Gasoline and Germ Processed Engine Oil With this combination your motor troubles will be over for the for five yearn. Fifth District of the Morris Judge Hickman. nenlenced Court wnn not apprehended fall and winter. Twenty year ago duck hunting in the state of Club wan pood. In thone dayn the limit was 23 ducka per day, with SO In possession. SullV. .ISIU'S HHMfc ana eowhorn. ..a who J or ride the MM, mnohM. ,b, G.., Hint a party of I. It wan In ! teen men net out from t allfornla to prospect In the muuntnlnn to the east. A prisoner of the Yuma Indians man-aged to catch their attention, and this man told them that he knew where there were wonderful gold held, and could guide them to the place. As a consequence the party bought him from his captors, and set out after him cross the state of Arixona and up Into ths headwaters of the Gila. Three peeks rose from a valley, ami between two of them a it res in flowed eastward. At ths base of the central mountain the placer gold sparkled, ami here the party camped and weut ti J, , .uvii Randle Service Station ' J. Sullivan, mayor, Marx "T' r recorder. W A PEERY HOTEL LAKE'S MODERN PRICED rniTLAR MALT HOTEL COURTESY SERVICE SSTS In Tintic for Mm. Belle Laird, Twenty-Si- ATTENTION x Years EUREKA, UTAH PHONE 24 Joseph Allen, well known Kureka maB died at a Salt I.nke hospital, Charles P. Fields, pioneer resident of Tlntlc, died !0 years ago. Ho was survived by daughters, Miss Ruby Fields at. Miss Btella Fields. j Twenty years ago marked the end of t),e practice of candidates hauling The peopje l0 the election polls. a passed state legislature previous vote this ended Whlrh getting pr!lclce. July 1st of Next Year is Deadline for PWA Works Administrator Irkes has set next July first as the time to complete the major portion of PWA's program In California, Arixona, Nevada and I'tah. He Instructed Kenneth A. Godwin, regional administrator, to commence the Job of liquidation Immediately upon assuming command of PWA activities In those stales on November 1st as acting director of Region 6. Godwin hat left Washington for San Francisco, where regional headquarters will he established. Until recently he had been connected with the PWA engineering division. His task, officials said, would be I Mr. and Mrs. Un McCarty and Presently their supplies ran low. p Creen River, too Half of the party started out fur Yuma, children, of in residence Eureka, their towns were not realizing that there across the mountains to the south, to . CeorKe Beck, George Sydellnker. get food and other supplies. A month Ceorse Sutherland and C. II. Beery went by, and no one returned. The were at ytaj, Lake hunting ducka. provisions were alarmingly low by this Miss Margaret Duggan, daughter time, so three more men started after of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Duggan, enter- the Ural party. (Vken they reached a mesa top tallied a number of her little friends which gave a view of the camp, the at a Halloween party. tact T. thtl, horror. UK. M, ,M. little settlement In their saw they Beet-leentertained at a Halloween en Inwatched as even and they flames, party. Their guests were: Margaret, dians killed the remaining men. Kathleen Franke, Ignore Mills, be It would mean death to return; Catherine Lurlle Tibbs, Franke. sides, their friends were beyond help. Stark, Clara Stark. Norma Baker, Frightened, the three men hurried on, Margaret Jones, Gertrude McDonald, missing their way, and In their wan- Margaret Owens, Frances Ilopes, Pa derings one of them died. Osborne, Agnes Sullivan, I.il The sole survivor of the party was uan P,nterellu , He told the a man named Adams. etory, and added that 9UM) a day ch week Assaying six nights could he washed cut with a gold pnn A Brown, Eureka, I tab. Drown bad tali comrades nt the place where The pulse does not record all the In apite of the horror or bis died. beats. Cases have been found heart to return to rxerlences he longed where a man, whose pulse was only where the golden phantom beckoned. 60 heats per minute, had a heart But It was not to be. Adorns j bent 150 times per minute. many tiius to make hie way look somehow but has an mountains, three English village, Stockier, . never find them again, no church, postoffice, school, nor have hunted for the loi li -public house for Its 69 people. More than one third of its population are in that fiercely beautiful coawrj the xcret remains unknown drawing old age pensions. j l.kl YORK CIIY We can supply you with high grade Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Skid Chains and all other Anto Accessories. r",ur 1 iCHtNifcf WilllbUIOHi, INC, NtW Better have that radiator solution tested, too, and add enough Prestone to take care of the coldest weather. The first fall of snow of the sea (ouk d:.ce during the first week N'ovemhr, 1917. river, which aeema no much a part of Arinina, has Its headwaters In New Mexico. There are 011a Conoco Germ Processed Oil, which insures perfect lubrication in the coldest weather. If, Nifi ml. to put the finishing touches on a 195,000,000 construction program begun !u the four states In 1933 and on which less than 950,000,000 remained to be expended. One of his first duties, In llns with economy orders by leken, will be to effect a reduction of field personnel. The first staff cut may approximate per rent, officials say. Utah has 104 completed projects costing an estimated 97.971,501 while 18 projects costing 93,303,111 are either under construction, under contract or have received an allocation. f-- Hogarth and Crulkstank, two English cartoonists, employed the continuity" long before the Americas comic strip was founded. ,d tri Broadway and West Temple Kates: $l..r0 to $3.00 oh-,-too- FREE GARAGE WORLD WAITS FOR MARYSVALES ALUMINUM Some 300 proepeetora flocked In. 8388 per ton la gold. Tompklnson Good cropping! were found, but no and his partners formed a comOF COMMERCE mill. Surons eouM afford the wagon haul to pany and built e DOZEN Utah counties' point Mall Lake City. rounding claims struck ors. Peter Kl thirty, of Chicago, and assowith prlds to mines of gold, Joseph Smith, from Silver Reef, ciates liver and lead. Hut one only acquired tho Aauto Laurls of Marys-vslsouth ranch at stopping esu boast. In addition to these, a went deer hunting one day. and other groups. Ths camp was At ths mineral In univ. real demand, and In a Kimberly". worn deep by migrating christened The herd path that In unlimited quantity. he saw the gleam ot metaL Annls Laurls Klmbsrly erected mill and omploysd 800 men. area around Maryavale. lluie coun- Teats showed high vsluee la silver, 300-loty, has, an far ae known, a mono- lead and gold. Digging began. In About 300 mom men warn put to poly of alunlte", the rock from 1873 and 1874 about 400 tons of work by othor mines and prospects. 1100 ths llttlo camp had which aluminum It extracted. 185 ore was hauled 135 miles to By a prosperous town. During and Adventure and romance attended By THE MARYSVALE CHAMBER 140-to- A e, bo-co- ' the dlecovery and development ot the ellver, lead and gold depoalte which Bret lured proepeetora to Maryavale and the adjacent territory. Originally "Maryavale" waa not "Marysvala" at all, nor waa It a mining lettlement. Beautiful tress and sparkling waters made It a summer ramping epot so Ideal that Mormon church leaders, on an exploring expedition In 1859, called It Merryvllle. Be present name wae adopted later, Frnnk K. King alerted a ranch there. While he failed calvee, an old California miner named Hewitt panned for gold. Tho miner found colon" along Tina creek. Jacob llese and Ehenexer Hanks, In 1869, tried sluicing. This failed, but. crossing the rreek, they dlecovered a lode and Med on the Webster", ths first mineral location In Flute rounty. The ore waa rich, but transportation coat wne prohibitive and a home-madimelter did not work. a the nearest railroad point hipped. The ore body proving large, allempta were made to mill IL Not, however, until the Salisbury brothers of Salt Labs City blocked out a groat tonnage sad erected a modern mill did the Deer Trial" become a bonania. At one time thla mine had a monthly payroll of mom than 825,000, employed 175 men and paid tases of about 113.000 a year. It is worked now by soma SO lessees. After the completion ot s railroad to Maryavale the Webster mine was enabled to send ore out to tho amolters. The Wedge, on a peak soutk of the Webster, stsrtlsd ths public by ths sitreme richness of Its gold seams, some of which am said to havs averaged 89.000 to the ton. These high values encouraged prospecting for gold In the mountains northwest of Marysvsle. Ore was flrt discovered them la 1888 by lfeuglass Tompklnson, of Fillmore. In one claim shaft struck reck worth r-r r eight years of operation by tho Annlo Laurls. Pluts county, ordinarily poor, collected mors money In tases than It nssdsd. Flush days ended. Ths Annlo sold ssst" by ths Laurls waa Klmbsrly Interests sad, la 1818, was tsksa over by B. F. Bausr, of Salt Lake. Tho prleo of gold was Bausr Improved ths advanced. camp, remodeled the mill sod. In 1828. disposed of ths properly to a Nsw York ayndlcata. Near Marysvala masses of a pink spar" had long piqued ths curiosity of Tom OUlsn. Samples sent to Washington by A. E. CusBalt I aka City aesayer, reter, sulvealed 884 alumlaum, 87 potash. Gillen and phur and 11 J. U. Sargent bad already located some claims ths Brat locations of luulis en record. Tho potash content waa hailed as a mesas of breaking the German monopoly of that product. After the World war started It became Indispensable. A r process for its recovery wse by Howard Chapelt and. In 1810, ths Glllsn and Sargent claims were bought by ths Mineral Products Corporation. Spurred by ths war demand, the corporation established plant for ths production of sulphate of potash. Retwssu October, 1815, and December, 1120, e mom than 350,000 lone of alunlte was mined and treated at a coat of f 10,000 a month. The aluminum, constituting one third of the alunlte, baa alnce dominated the picture. The source ot supply Is practically Inexhaustible. Millions of tons rsmaln lu ths grouud of ths Mineral Products, Florence sad Rradburn companies sad them are vast deposits of lower grads ors around them. Ths supply Is assured: ouly reduction facilities am lacking. Extensive research by tha government and private capital alma at the develop methods of exmint of low-cotracting aluminum oxide from alunito In n form suitable for production of metallic aluminum. Experience In foreign countries and tho generation ot cheap electric power of Moulder dam point to succees. Meanwhile the demand for alumlaum In airplanes, streamline trslae, ships, wire, furniture, paints ad Industries still la the making grows day by day and a broad market tor this unique product of Msrysvale'a hills will be waiting when technical improvements remove preeent obstacles. i da-vle- high-grad- i 4. CODES: QUART 96-PII- IT 97 |
