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Show DEVOTED TO THE QREAT TINTIC MINING DISTRICT VOLUME XXXVII Phawnt Shoot Develops Graft Following up a move which wan ularted about three yeara ago by the of Utah thla group of gen- tlemen are going to make It plenty tough on the pheaaant hunters dur- Ing the coming season which opens next Sunday morning, November 6th. The move, which consists of plac- Ing trespass" signs on farms, seems to he mighty contageoua und thla year the Increase of these signs will show a large gain. In fact In sumo seel ions hunters are going to find at least half the farms with No Hunting" signs posted thereon. Fur- ther, the hunter can do nothing about It If a territory Is so posted. He might claim the game, or a per- lion of It at least, but the trespass law Is ao strong that convictions are easily obtained against offenders, only thing hunters can do la secure permission or stay off the rround. It must also be remembered lhat state laws forbid the use of any firearma on all highwaya, roads or byways in Utah, and according to re- ports violators of this law are go- Ing to he arrested and prosecuted by wardens of the state game depart- - ment. In some sections the farmers have actually developed a rarket for the pheaaant hunting season. The ntm- rod will find placea where ilgna will read: "No Trespassing Without Per-- . mission." and when the hunter eeeka permission he will find in many J HOME OF THE WORLDS LARGEST EUREKA, JUAB COUNTY, .""CXCS- - MINES SILVER-LEA- D UTAH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, DM. Number 52 Western Juab Roads Are Being Improved AMAZE A MINUTE SCIENTIFACTS - BY ARNOLD The county commissioner are doing aome aplendid road work In wcat-er- n Juab county, iu thn vicinity of t'alluo and Trout ('reek, where they are making almoat atandurd gravel highwaya to replco the two ruta which have been In use there for many years. The county has four trucka and a Five hundred wurkere have been lehired by the Utah Copper company at Ita Bingham mine and the Arthur and Magna milla, I). 1). Moffat vice president and general manager, r.ouneed Monday upon hie return from the weaiern dlvlsiou conference at Loa Angelea. Earlier thla fall the Arthur and the Magna mills have both operate on alternate months. Doth mills an ow being operated 24 hours a day. Due to Improved conditions In the copper industry, operations of the Utah Copper eompany are being Increased somewhat," Mr. Moffat "aid In the official announcement. The additional men already have 1. addition lo hJ .to,. .tor. I. lh. STJtJt aJ! " SS t st; eatabllaheil - , ir U.i.,ri r. th,n rr- oj." So., o? I that section and being For the puat week a rrew of a It la understood the principal endozen men have been at work at the deavor of tho camp workers will be collar of the old shaft putting In road huV ,H JwP rood from Clnw,nl foundations and making PrPr"Hons for installing tnut Jetton to connect up with tho 0,lur i.Aa.ntf one arroas the desert which the Jerl- min wMehi1n ,h "u11 cho CCC hoys have built west to a b point not far distant from Trout ,urf?c Creek and Callao. When this road I. completed the wea.ern end of the and la reported to be sufficiently rounty will have two routes Into the f 'teet "'The ravlouahoIat iu!, .hn" CTy Thre, wSwimnd was run tma mine steam. It , Anderson a ranch and Delta and the w dlBmantlcd fpw yJn wh new one directly across the desert were BUBpBded to Jericho, from which point Ihe, 0patl0M . . , " A. 0 " mail forks (o either Eureka or Nephl. Bnd The CCC road will also be a boon he mtimWd In ' heen secured. The company, he said, is In a rosltlon similar to other industries ln hat It ran only make the amount ot copper it i possible to dispose of. he Increased production Is the I hUR nipt overt snips during th; re-T- ew weeks." ue i the same Improvement in 1Ile metal market, 200 men went to orh loat week at the American Smelting and Refining rnmpany's Murray smelter, when a lead furnace WB reopened. n Tueaday the Mountain rlty Copper Mining company resumed op! oraUona. which will mean that th"1 n,e"naf tonal Smelting and Refining ,omPany r copper smeller at Tooele MI relMn- giving work to about aHt J,b ' , Sh-ft- , aheep on the ranves of western will no doubt mean a -- ub- Juab. It atantlal Increase "V In the number of M .to,. f m.I.rlolly t. Tl i VV ,? "0,d,en B aa an ore f From the tunnel level on r down the retlmberlng should be comRed Cross Instruct May paratively easy, It la aald, for the Legion and Auxiliary that leaaeea have been keep- School Aid piin Jtaartice Program ing tho ihaft In good condition for considerable distance below the Pari F. Denial on of the raclflc , privilege of walking around hla field Legion and area of the Amerlran Red Prose waa,tuniel level, which la COO feel below and ridding It of a bird or two which In Eureka on Monday and Tuesday .I1 collar of the shaft, ' h S1Z- It I understood that leasing op- -, with Mrs. Mary A. Stack, summer. Down conferring squaked aervance of Armistice Day. on Frl- In the mine have developed orations Tlntlc at American Fork in Utah county. president of the Phapter. and day. NorPmber llth. whlph lh. ore of e shipping grade considerable other members. In Into have thla rarket gone they aaw the dose ofi He pointed out that the public Last week-en"W "n,l wholesale manner, aerordlng to an of the Hc,,",on " f,r"t ,-I- re,,K,n fp opening Inwestern! convention not annual the the of does the realize expense and orld War on the mine a area the larger scale. It la be- Mining1 trlcute problems which face mining MV,ln I "pretttlve division of the American I is llolf hau Won Th Mem whites! Frk ' men held Loa at return before upCongress, Angeles, Cal.j consist of gun ""whool they get any ctlv,t1" C,tf,Z" A,m,trln orewn be'oDened'un ?n vir con- group foua aecMona bUfJe CPremonlea. etc., and will wind The convention started on October on their Investment. The public al- A f ventl hundred .ere, of up w,lh a iwlllng the PvenlnR. S4th and continued throughout tlie eo was not aware that, while l.un- ,,r,nd bc land, had formed a hunting combine The Auxiliary will serve a hot week. J? tha,l . dreds of mines are on (he tax rolls, Lr,,,iWL?n jC0"ei which will function during the pheaa- Should Cast Their Votes In attendance were many proml- - only a small fraction pay dividends. and dinner with all the trimmings lurJPy the people here are about as well ant season each year. Fora certain "Metal mines ln my territory pay at Election Next Theatre at the high nent mining men and metLllurglcal uuie tj,e jn ,on thl ,,ne ,B ,njr ,,jr sum, not nr mod. cards will be Issued Pl.,00i at 6:30 In the . at scleutlsts and engineers from all over 34 per cent of their Income In. taxes l,,,amed evening, hunters Permitting them to "tres- - which time orchestra music and a the United States, also a number oi . . . well above th. na.lonnl aver- - V This Elsewhere in this Issue Is listed 'n' tr,,nlnB pass." Tho spoils from the racket playlpt lndlcalWe of the event will outstanding statesmen. age. " both Democrat! and iM.tVP,l ,ho will be divided among the laud own- He out wm that the the iHo pointed raHle JouIdT be bene- - nPllcans. bo voted for at the The Iadlea high light subjects Among mining g,, gIren , f era after the season closes. . .. . . . . . , , general election to be held on No- quilt which is on dla- - brought up for discussion were: Tho industry or the United States has jgtlful Many Tintic hunters are nrepar- play thp j c. Penney company Silver Situation by Senator Key Iitt suffered a serious decline as a world PPZnaaTof aMldensZVlnthe v mber 8th. The llatlng of these on Rundav window. Ing to open the season man of Nevada, who strongly advo- - producer of gold, silver, copper, lead candidates la published In the form 11 ,B QU,ie 11,1 B cia 1 morning and according to renorts 1.29 price for the white and zinc. Twenty years ago. he said. a i&ted of the Reporter, of an official ballot and It carries jn ,), next Issue most of them will hunt In either wl,is-l- i la the names of national, state and ;the United States produced SO per published the day preced- - metal. Juab. Utah, Millard or Sevier count- lnB Armistice Day. further details Dr. John V. Finch, director of the cent more of these metals than It officers. rounty lea. The open season In Juab is 0j t,e pr0Bram will be given. United States Dureau of Mines, does today. Every eligible voter in tha Tlntlc Nov. 6, 7 and 8. while In Utah, Millstressed the alarming deficlenciea In' Mackenzie concluded with the plea District should cast hla vote for some ard and Sevier counties the season s KENT 15.011 this country of auch basic raw ma- - that the public should be shown will run fur six days. Nov. 6th to i'j.ik TO fXX' CAMPS SINCE 1033 terlals aa bauxite, manganese orp- 'ndU:trm b.ve opened election head- - Vot uld be Ulted In making .elections. llth Inclusive. The limit will lie for the beat candidate don't chromite, tungsten ore or concen- - continue and continue , , Eureka in the Rhea three male birds per day with a Utah contributed 15.911 enrolleea tratea. vanadium concentrates and basis with reasonable taxation, lh building ,cf prejudices or dlalikea keep the have in furniture, put .They, . legal possession of two days' kill. froni 17 to 23 yeara old to the Civil- - others. , , ipublie will lose money.1 It under. Ic8t person out of office, for to do Utah and Sevier counties Are open jan Conservation Corps from April. Cornelius F. Kelley, president of Dr. Finch aald the bureau of mines so Is an Injustice to all people. Be stood Nov. 6lh and 7th for quail, with 8 1933. to June 30. 1938. a report re-- has been conducting an extensive the Anaconda Copper Mining com- '.oha'informatlon'concerii- - hone,t enough to vole" for the man the total limit. .. election Veturna on next or woman whoae qualifications exleased last Saturday by Allen T. program of research In queat of Pny, outlined the part mining has . . . Sanford, slate director of the nation- - processes that will enable domestic played In the development of clvlli- T ht pppplvpd ,n lh exceed those of hla or her opponent council for Utah, raw materials (0 supply the demand zatlon, al one of the convention . "t.d In ao doing there will be no re- el emergency time Doaihle Washington Attorney "minor metals used in mllng. ahowed. ,for for (he Ul,puMl. grets on th. voter', part. hoadquartpr, . . Senator Edward R. Rureka, Demo- Was Visitor in Eureka In addition, there were 3. .88 non- - alloying. Regardless of political belief every abiiahed Thev will Manganese Is first In Importance crat of Nebraska, told the congress prol)ahly ral. enrolled personnel connected with head- - l,,e "bould vo,e nMt Tuesday and nemocrstlr ,he , James I. McCune of Washington, tha camps. Total amount paid for in alloying steel, he said. Yet In Jf UboP R"Putes could be ended information lh,'by make use of their American th. coun ry would move forward ZlvIdualZrce. D. C.. was In Eureka late la.t week maintaining the CCC during the lfc37. lea. than 10 per cent of this F,an,hlse. All ahould have n Uy de- Into a new era of general. and rapidly manganese aa J26.49S.694.97 to who shall be In office by was requirements countrys for a the period little doing campaigning their vote. LmesUc sources. Democratic party and at the same pendents of enrolleea received t.rrnt .1 nmorier nifi... m.nk. h The United State. I. the principal time getting acquainted In this end 335.526.69. .KEg ana other producer and consumer of aluml- - on mining, of the county. Attorney McCune Is of the number Arkansan said num the but Industry, phases deposits, Chicago hae the largest a Nephl boy who for the past four Tho next convention city will be with Dr. Finch, are able to aupply only years has ben In Washington taking of airplanes In a single city, thla chosen later by mailed ballots. Can- d ore in of bauxite the second about York ranking a law course. He was n candidate Xe are Colorado Springs, Colo-edldatea Is derlvfrom which the aluminum for county attorney on the Demo- - respect, Laa Vegas, Nevada; 8acra-- 1 rado; must The remaining ertic ticket but waa defeated In tho bo Imported. mento, California; Salt Lake City, runoff primary. of tariff on lead and Utah, and 8an Francisco, California. The question Mr. McCune came here principally (BY TIM SULLIVAN) aome length waa discussed at zinc to take the Utah 8tate Bar examiBeavers were located within 20 , The Eureka Fire Department was s kindly consented to keep the In by Secretary Evan Just, of tbe Trl- nation In Sail lake City during the And Zinc and Iead Ore Producers' miles of New York's Broadway In organized In 1893, and It seems lhat hulator In perfect working order state dlf- present week. He la a member of four On or teats. 1832. some of the "smart?" the Oklahoma. He makes frequent people Association. Miami, the bar of the District Court of the strainmade since July Mr. i 0n discovery hy early days would frequently turn In furent occasions suld In part: United Stales for the District of Coaome one such Is air the at that fulac on of found oue fire. that alarms haa flights Hortae sphere these Finally The protection enjoyed by lumbia. After the examination ho Is very moderate. Nevertbe- heights, although much rarer than Apt II Fools' Day early In the 90's, pored with It, and left tho valve 111 return to Washington to conIran, hy virtue of this protection our that near the ground, contains about .bout 3:00 a. m. a fire alarm was open emptying the oxygen tanks, tinue on In law school for another sounded and the firemen believing has been the same percentage of oxygen. The Inhalator la a delicate piece domestic year. ( to be an April Fool did not and without forcing maintained respond of apparatus and la solely for tho 'for aome time. The result was that protection of life. It la our aim to customers to pay exorbitant prices. ' .before they reallxed there waa a hare It In readiness at all times for Check of Valuations of The fall In prlres that would relire, the flames hud gained such use Iu any part of tho Tlntlc result from a tariff Property is Progressing that It was hours before the trlct. duction cannot lie expected to bluze could be brought under con- On other occasions gasoline haa to Importcress any consumption The rheck on valuation of real trol and a large business house and been stolen from tho trucka, gaa extent. ant property In the Tlntlc District la now severu I smaller houses were left In masks borrowed without permission, "Becruse the ores we mine are ' well under way, with nearly the halffore-lv- n ruins. switches turned on, running tho bat- from aa those aa rich half mly way mark having been reached, acThis the seriousness of more we lories of the trucks down, and other brought labor sources, employ cording to one of the workers In the .the prartlre to the attention of the pieces of apparatus taken, of concentrates. Our wage ton per field. The chock la being imde by illy officers and steps were taken, These matters came to, a dlmnx levels are higher. tbe Utah Rtato Tax Commlaslon on .to punish any one who turned In a on Monday Just before midnight would decrease a tariff "Therefore H real property throughout the false alarm. ,when some one gained admission to drive en Important portion of our "late, the work here having started The of firemen ron-to tho fire siren at the Chief Cons, with today respond j producers out of business, all alarms and the sending In of a mine and turned on the siren. Not nearly two weeks ago. Contrary to losses to them and dislocasequent Keneral belief the check la being false alarm Is a serious offense. with on fall alarm tion of employment. j being satisfied med only on real property and ImDuring the pat year some real- - they repeated the act on Tuesday these metals are both of, "Finally, provements thereon. Nothing la bedents of Eureka seem to have gotten' morning about 1:80 o'clork. Of critical Importance In wartime, and, ing done with regard to personal ,the Idea that the fire station is a course the firemen responded and on the maintenance of Homes are being photoProperty. value from the Is Of considerable playhouse and the fire apparatus' arriving at the fire station wera j graphed for Identification purposes to play with. formed that the alarm waa not sent N. standpoint of national defense." wiiSrSMeneiWLextagiott. An Inhalator wn purchased about, In through the regular channel, nt tEly, hut In addition complete data. of O. tho A. Mackenzie, secretary nersuaded Lulu Kline!, daughter rh aa how long since He construca year ago. the funds being donated the telephone office, and that thee of the Amerlrnn tiller to release him and a Utah Chapter of tion and how it Is built as to strudl-nesIn July of thla year waa no fire. hy the public. die Salt was Lake Congress, father ing nty, while her was It on etc., la being secured. one of the firs. These are aerloua offense agalnat placed Inn of to the. not the cussed at length quest wav The promise they gave D. Browning and II. Watklss In order that any nna needing the law and will be dealt with trucks forsnd was taxation, trouble mining Industry into any more re the state mm lntcre:.linf autumn eoat I n muld send in a fire alarm und hc'rordtngly. working here and get "The mines are a wonderful tnr-- , few hours after their of bey .re being assisted by Charles gotten when, a made light gray haska. The front asanr,,d nf an Instant response with! It seem almost unbctlevabl that hot a mill for the demagogue, the chap wlio escape, they fatally unidentified get Rechtnl and Frank Beesley. In acctlou. The attached ,j,p inhalator. Jack Hndre, who la In 'we have people in our cut la , see are taxes taken' community 10 to lhat an , Mack going worker, kidnaped 10 h f rescue and safe-- , Irresponsible and Ignorant as to do' of tho hold- - from chnne loaded and the several "and "committed upon. people man Persian lamb. Mining and Legal Blank fo Ral 'tho Interest,' " Mackenzie aald. according to tha police. t the Reporter Office. upa, I Utah. I Eureka( men- - j jsrzrs. chute. Here'" Firt American Mining Congress Meeting trSZSSFZEi assessment rolls. ,T d -- . J"" if - fy- egy ! Zt 'LT. d,. , ?' - I - ! -- ! What Fire Department Thinks of kid joke Played Halloween one-thir- d. two-thir- -- tarn-meta- ls - I I I I j r ! oa s, ae-Th- . la |
