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Show DEVOTED TO THE GREAT TDTTIO UININO DISTRICT HOME OF THE WORLDS LARGEST MOTES SILVER-LEA- D VOIXMK XXXVIII Number 39 Mine Beard Will Name Two New Governors Head Mine Office Legion Names Delegates To State Meeting AMAZE A MIYINUTE SClENTirACTS ARNOLD is Established Directors of the Utah Chapter 0f, H,eJA?7.rM willi 10 ,wo WiiJbM! Ir. It. 8. Dean, rblff engineer division If .if i lie metallurgical division of the uverDiaxj a member of or arBureau Mines, niud Stale 0,,s ,,u,ulttee for the annual! rived In Utah the other day and e- - Jj.1' of the bureau sR7h'tnllUn ln 68,1 ,ak "! labliehed headqualrers uf.V Cltjr. where the new , I fait In of the! now being jV1' building 1300.000 . Mnbera c- - board, are! r reeled to house thin department. n . 1 ,ah (,l'ler Co. vice the building should He unnounc-- d D.r on about J M u,or nianuiser; aud be reudy for occupancy vlre president aud; ' , was It and that planmber lit, uv( Io " H ffneral iied to make It the largeat and beet 1 . Jf,1?0 manager 1 s,tMI ? Keflu- 8meltini(p In metallurgical laboratory equipped n ! ,nin r- - Their term . rnuntry. the r,0 of be coming 1, of the unlta metallurgical Exiting at Reno. Nevada; Berkeley, w Pullman, Washington; California; Holla, Missouri; Arizona; Turnon. Minneapolis. Minnesota, and Pitta- IslOUU burgh. Pa., all will be directed ! ee iVandals Wreck Al a meeting held on Monday Silver Pit ening the Arthur U. Sullivan Post ev- of the American Legion elected dele- ee I ho d gales and alternates to Members of the American Legion annual atale convention to Iw held am M., police officers are carry- ,7lh' lug on a diligent search for the ?c.uPan!rh.nrLrk PI, ,aa follows; jlklh mlprlis who wrecked ike Legion's Delegates Commander Geo. For- - open sir dance hall. The Silver Pit, nay, chairman; Oscon Hicks, fc. t . reusing dtmsge amounting to W. D. Roper, Irvin King, iruxlmalely a hundred dullara. rV!s'!V According to legion members the Bacon, Nate Wlllmore, W. Iv. (ar- - destruetlon Included the breaking of Sa.an, h Pork department has for every light and nearly all of the Ufht al tha hal th, some time past been hard at work these being very eveoslve. The 0j on the program and reports are to o.chestra stand waa ripped to pieces the effect that It will equal anything and of the lumber from .omt of this nature ever held in the n was teken away; Iron pipe for railing was damaged to aome exWoftKKJlf IN A TALC tend by being thrown Into the pit. MINI BRRATH1 OVER TWO However, the moat dlsguestlng thing I'tUOM 8ARTICU f Of DUST In connection with the vandalism DUrSlS IN kvRRY CUDIC FOOT Of AIR. waa to the fill the pit with attempt WIeather vigilanceYIT RUfflR NO INJURY. debris. In this effort about two ton The director said It la eatlmated Storm warnings of rocks and traah was thrown into Lrlole ronxervatlrely that $50,000 a year ARE IMMEDIATELY TELE the pavilion, covering the floor will he required for maintenance and graphed To OVER from every direction. Borne of these Salt Lake Strange a It may sound there are mechanical service for the 1 3 OO POINTS DYTHS re- - boulders weighed as much as a weeks After four since nearly 1U.S. weather Bureau. City unit, although this amount waa few people In this seeilon who real-ror work In the Tlntir Sian- - deed pounds and many of them were to $20.00ii frr the fiscal year De that the showers" of last durd and subsidiary properties affl- - carried long distances, day caused no less than sis floods began July 1. of the company announce that cials The destruction took place either technical worker- of fair proportions In the Tintlc "Twenty-fiv- e Pelican bandat the Tintlc Hiamlard late Monday night or during the operations clerks will be employed here at trlrt. This Is no doubt due to the and the Colorado Consolidated are morning hours of Tuesday. Legion Peucans IN plight first," he said. Of these, some will fact that the storm waa spotted in prartlcally back to normal as far as members were working at the Pit MOVE THEIR AU WINES from the College this district, as evidenced by the fact be transferred working forces and production of Monday evening In preparation for IN UNISON, HIIFinE Park, Md., substation near Washing- - the people residing in the north n daure Friday and left the place la ore arc concerned. TIME TO THE of Kureka were In sunshine while ui D. C. IEA0ER All the Standard properties In this good shape about nine p. m. They Researrhers here," lie mid, will Mood was roaring down the south e district closed down about the mid- - returned ou Tuesday evening to !! I jriSic.it. Inc. rontlnue the work on problems of side from Eureka Peak, and the res-- ! of June for the rectum that un- - tinue the Improvement Job only to nonferrous metallurgy, especially Idents of Mammoth had but a few certainties In the price of metals de- - find that all of their efforts had treatment of complex ores of this drops of rain at the very Instant that nmndrd such action, and on July 10 come to naught, Lenf-EuTiEoOSDVDit AS3H. district and on problems of lead Moods were occurring over the hill Copper Highway Oilirg It appears to be a dleiberate the company started rebuilding their. ' to (lie southeast. Held Annual Meeting .melting. Road Weil Under Way crews at two of the mines, tempt to put the hall out of business Another continue ee group will ee Irobably the most damage waa the Tintlc Hiandard and the Colors- - for keeps but If (hie Is the rase It la work on new nouferroiis alloys. It done In the vlclulty of the Victoria The eighth annual meeting of U. The Job of oiling (li new piece of do Cons. In rehlrlng men tha sen- - going to Work In reverse for the has been found that msneanese, and Eagle a.id Blue Bell mines, S. No. $ Koosevelt Highway, held at highway between the Copper Leaf lority rule was adhered to but It ap- - Legion Is so Incensed over the act which can be produced electrically where the water washed many tons Fort Jervis, New York, last week. Hill and Eureka is now well under il:-itr. all men working for the that they will leave nothing undone from ore deposits in Utah and N- - 'f ihe former mine's dump down the brought a large and enthusiastic au- - way and within the next ten days or i. a rent company and its subsidiaries. In an efforl to apprehend the guilty with zinc mountain, coveriug the Eagle spur dleuce from eleven of the fourteen two weeks It should be rompl.td. By this method many employee! of parties. They are offering a $25.00 vada, rsn be combined end copper to produce alloys of en- - track with muck more than two feet slates the road pauca through. In- - according, to information alien out ih- - Eureka Standard and Eureka cash reward for Information which tirely new properties. These will be deep, and carrying silk on down to eluding Nevada and Utah on the west by those handling the Job. Already 1 1lly Cons, are now at work In the will lead to the arrest and conviction of benefit to the public In general MMn Street. and Massachusetts on the east. Ihe mulch Is pretty well mixed slid P'aodard or Colorado. of (he guilty parties. , The Divldend-Eurek- a rd to Ihe mining Industry Id pro- road by way The work of putting the dance Officials of the Standard are now Extending from Provlncelown, Is piled In the center of the road so vldlng new outlets for these metals. of the North Lily was damated con- - Maas, to Long Beach, Calif., this fa- - spreading and rolling should siarl working out plans wi'h a view to re- - hell bark In condition for use is now Fettling of smoke by sound waves, aiderably when a wall of water de- - moua highway has be- - any time now. rnenlng the Eureka Lilly and the well under way. a project being studied by College poMted large boulders In the uar- - come one of the great tourist travel During the process of oiling all Eurnka Standard, hut nothing of n rrk station workers, also will he row near the Kureka Lilly No. 1 toutea of the country. Directors traffic In and out of Tiutlr has been definite nstuie has been determined TJt&h-Ju&Firemen Met continued at the Salt Lake station, shaft. However, the road was re- - from the varloua stales unanimously routed either over the old road In upon as yet. However, there seetnn 1 Hr. Dean said. High frequency sound opened within the few hours. reported Increases of from 25 to 0U the bottom of the canyon or by way in lie some nuiheniirlty to the rum- - Sundsy St SpringvillD ors that tlie Eureks Standard, if and wares. Inaudible to tho human ear, The Ilomansville narrows, through per rent in travel over that of 193$. of Dividend. W. V. Clyde of Sprlngville cause smoke particles lo settle quick- - which traffic was being routed while has when it Is opened, will lie o;ieraied Colorado represent stives advised Nearly a hundred delegates from ly, he stated. The Immediate proh- - Ihe higkline road was receiving an of completed pUus for construction the contract for this piece of work, rn the block Dosing system. The Eureka. Lekl. American Fork, Fleas-There has been some talk of slag- - Eureka Lilly, which has been open sut Drove, Spanish Fork, Fsyson and Is to produce cheap flue un:t oiling, was damaged lo the extent on the highway west of Denver of a which would prove effective in smoke that it could not be traveled upon, three mile long tunnel under Love- - ing a celebration In Eureka In oh- to much leasing In the past, will very Fpringvllht met at the litter city ou thus forcing travel over the hlghline land I'ass. This tunnel will reduce servanre of the completion of the likely follow a similar plan in future Sunday for Ihe elimination. meeting G. L. OlJrlght, previously of the Firemen's Associasuper- - road In plie of the new work wbirfc by nine miles the mileage over the road and It hie been suggested that operations. There are many good miners in Hon. tion g engineer for the bureau of was under way. Pass one of the highest In the the event take place on Labor Day, r mines station on the 1'nlversily of Among the Eureka people present heavy flood hit the area Colorado Rockies and also provide thus making of it a two fold show. Tintlc. mrny at them who have ex- It.'ih campus, will remain in Salt where the Iron Blossoms and Colo- of the unique motor trips In tha The proposition has been taken up pressed themselves as being anxious were Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Roper, Mr. Lake as a senior metallnrglFt. and Mrs. Edward Fox, Mr. and Mrs. rado are located. The majority of world. Its completion will open for by the Klwsuls Club and It Is ex- - to lease in these properties. Frank Hannifin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred tourist travel a hard peeled that something of a definite Prior to becoming director of the this water ran down the east slope, Ihe most reeled that a definite announcement Tasker, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hnnol-fiTTtab u metallurgical division ten years ago, passsed the Iron King and went on surfaced road through ll,nJ Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brown, Dr. Doan was chief metallurglst for down Ihe wide ranyon toward Elber- - beautiful mountain scenery of the with regard to this will be nude within a few daya. Expected in September and T. L. Sullivan. the Hawthorne works of tha Western ta. But unfortunately a lot of the continent. , The address of welcoma was by Electric Company In Chicago. rainfall went down the aouth slope Interesting addresses by Hon. A. ny-- ) In the direction of Silver City and W. Brandt, superintendent of public Poachers Killing Wild Game Secretary Ralph Snelaon of the de'did considerably damage to roads works of the state of New York, sad . . partment at Sprlngville, represent- l'ROP IV MINE PRODITTIOV which had recently been constructed Hon. T. C. Frime, highway engineer IB tnd TintlC District ; for ore hauling purposes. of the state of Pennsylvania, were (ITS nr.tll COUNTY TAXES .Tn. ait-n- I 1 Talc Powder Nmll rAnfI rrou'ulllall Hlf Tinfje ftct I hnn-sumptl- ut Mon-whi- - ch - dia-rn- d side-Ion- , con-di- I l coaat-to-roa- st " b k-- - Ulah-Jua- b Ano-he- n, fewr : ! J area has no paid game warden Is reason for this rondltlon. according' vice president, most nimrnds. Is the lung dry a highlight of the entertainment probably Ihe reason why game Is 1 killed In thin district during any and reuniting In low water la both was motion pictures of e trip down all periods of the year, and year af- - etreams and lakes and causing the tj, Green River taken recently by ter year. Tills one Is no different Hb to seek coolness at great depths. Roy Despaln of the Sprlngville de- The prediction Is msde, however, partmeut, who described the trip In from those preceding 11 for evidence rrlval of roole a brief talk preceding the show. This bas been discovered In severs! In- - that with the the hlgkwey. Statistics ubmftted showing tour- - stances which shows conclusively weather, probably In Reptem her, tho waa followed by e musical program -that the ..ate gam. law. ar. Mm 1st travel ..today -off''"? repenting , to hold the next On the whole, if gel ballons. The combined the meeting of the essoclatlon at Payeoa beelen the during fishing paths We two Items are month, you had Just as well save 0B n,a first Sunday In October, year as against $10 m and money by staying at home.j time between and the road here Jericho; Office. Hires, at or a difference of I2.372.45S. Reporter Notary Work THE ZUM.t MINING COMPANY National officers elected were similar evidence waa ran Into nearl LEV 1 1 AMK8MMKNT. Judge C. L. Newcomer, Bryan, Ohio, some springs In south Tintlc, and. NURSE1 YOUNGEST e a Srrsnweek last B. dog Gibbs, was; only hungry praeldcat; Raymond Cow iton. William F. Shrlver and Hsrold D. One vice president; Alex Fitx- - gnawing In Ihe leg and hoof from. Peon., 14 Swap Mutrs, Bhrlver,, directors of the Zuma MinIbugh, De Moines, Iowa, secretary- - a freshly Willed deer on Malu street, hens of few The sage remaining ing and Milling Company, were np treasurer. V from Provo on Tuesday attending n The !$40 annual meeting of the West Tintlc are also being thinned bombardment of the company which was of annual out the held be et Omaha, by will meeting 'Association A number of these game held et the main orflra In tha Tintlc poachers. Nebraska. Lumber company building. birds were recently dressed on the Tho principal business transacted roadside between Tlnlle Junction and CAR STOLEN IN Kl'REKk was the levying of an assessment for Ihe McIntyre r.tnrb. FOUND AT GOAHKN ee The state game department mlghl the purpose of raising funds lo continue development work and te take A Nash automobile, stolen from arrest more poacher by working In care of some few outstanding obli.Willie Wretuen In Eureka on July outlying section such as Tintlc was recovered by police officers stead of concertrailng In the more gations. The assessment Is No. 44 end la cn Thursday evening of last week, populated ares. 1 rent per share. The delinbole for mud In a mired It was found la Goshen hot- - Bccst 111 PriCD OI Silcr quent dale Is August Slit and the ion one of the sale day la September tflh. 'toms. Mcfns - Lot to Utah I The car waa stolen from Ihe An eeUmMed Increase of $500. 00 Yankee Cone, dump In Eureka. Whet Reopening of MiJv&le In been Income from Utah's silver mines recovered It showed having Smelter on Fridr ev miles hot aside from a will result from the new price of drive few scratches end e dent or two It 71.11 rents per ounce which .'HThe Midvale lead smelter of the gresa recently eel. ives not damaged. United 8iates Smelting, Refining A. O. Juab and Utah county police of- - The figures, compiled by and company, reopened lest Mining Utah the of was Markenile, machine secretary fleers believe that the n four week shutdown after ConFriday American Mlnlhg stolen hr someone very familiar with chapter of the for repairs, according to F. S. on based were relde eierage who press, Tintlc and probably compose ylco president ard y this reasoning they dutlon end perton yield of s' ter . western manager. over a period. mines tbs te land guilty parly. Lope Resumption of operation at the The Increase of $.47 rents fram melter recalled to work approxiFOR $4.14 cents an ounce bonurd the NUMRKR WPA WORKER mately 251 men. value of sliver ore 43.4 cents a mi. AT DDOO UTAH Tho emelter wet closed down late of 7.46 an on estimate baaed ee AfllictcJ with is Incurable heart lo June tor tho purposo of repairore. of ton of silver ounces has per for WPA August Utah quota aliment, Rue Hembree! foer, ef Tul- ing and modernising tho main smoke According to the compilations, sa. Okla., 9940 persons. Including been forgets her own plight hy slack. The top end of tho stack waa In.929. to directed by the ermy which rover from 1923 , those o. Job. rebuilt end the lasldo elusive, mine workers will e. oy where she completely y,, a (ijn women ef I7( and the national parka service. aliel,), hospital, wee rellned. of the cent At present 9200 person, ere emIh. nnofD.la, title ef hen- lrlendirsws'o'of hxVstufsVol'umbiaille, Mich. The, divided ployed WPA state Saratoga, St 95 per reni will so for orary Dura sh u ,bowl ou tho regular ere pekiBg Tho late King George of England children, each taking seven. Pictured here houseft but tha usual reduction .applies and equipment and 1.39 per- awef fpr lhf G . program, U hobby et rearing budgerigars is whs keening made wlwlleft la Mrs. Edith June, 47, r will cent the eighteen will continue under P1" uBa On tho right Is Mr. Mildred Divit, 27, the Aniieies ItM hlrdi. beqntiful menthg eoutinuoijf gployn inW, Igneous Item, . CUreere June, 14, drop In Ihe assrssed valtiailc.ns' nf more than two million dollars will result In e huge loss In lex rev- inues for Utah conuty according to a recent audit The decrease Is nrsctlcsllv sll due to ihe terrific slump In the mining the utilities al- A Slid adeX State organ Du Ions or 1 1 tali, Colo- rado, Nebraska and Iowa told of plans for tree planting aud other beautifications of the highway hord- ers, and of concerted showing of tyv on lematlc hospitality to traveler did "some damage to the road Into that section via the Summer Ranch, T. A. Clement, who Is in charge of the government weather bureau lu this city, elates that his Instruments registered 1.46 inches of ralufsll p. from S p. m. on July 30th to m July 31st. and that .97 of on Inch feldorlng the time of the floods. ..... I 'T'n Vuu't I Children and . v i' I I st. by-w- en-nes- Mu-loc- rt five-yea- D . .... 'JjHtl rf lu l,fl ,a fmi - k, |
