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Show KM , ".I Tlnlic Btaudurd U. S. Mines Maniiiiolh North Lily I lutua mli Kiri- - Clay t'o. 1 r nd : 29 isilh-a- l i in- - (aOltlVH ; Cons t'onx. (dump orej Chief Colin. I lime) ( lilef Iliit-- r ... I Ti:.il t'arloail KTIII' Assayirg Course To Bo Civrn At Tlntic Hijh School EUREKA REPORTER Twenty Years Ago met tin will be held nest The Following are Event that lOiliy evening at 7 o'clock In the Llt- ' ilf Theatre at T. II. S. for the pur- llniienfd la Tlntic Dlatrlei a In Hcortt of Years .Ago. a rlaaa of Assay organizing pn 1 Mlnemlngy and Metallurgy. Ing, 2" The courae will he given In Kurt-- 1 kn und Dividend from January 29 MINING NOTES -- Supt. John on wet assaying to Anri 4 that about twenty block u,(j the high achool and been let out to leaa- Kr0U1I4j !T furnact' work will be taught at the (,rH ,jip centennial Eureka mint--, ussgv iifilre of the Tlntic Standard j0j,n Mathewson, superintendent of ni'iit ni Dividend. ( hrlaty Schempr i thn Walter 8J chief a.aeycr of the Tlnlic Standard BlnK pt raliom' for operat-Minin- g ro.., Jf Kt.h 0lt(ru, company, will lie the Instruc - Itl jn jienHylvaiilat returned to Eu- I D. I.. Man- or. The for a visit. The railroad to the e M,n .. e Iiou King we nearing completion A small fee will lo charged fn H. 18 flubbed the shlp-enurtn(j Wlpn ami those who enrol mu. nwBl of ,ruJ lhul lllin,. fr(III ft provide tlwlr own transportation to aoulJ ie l(, be Ul, and from Dividend. the smelters at for purposes flusing are that those Tlic Tli (( gi,VM. Mininu Co., with The who sign for the course lie ln'cri-tproperty nn.r the North Standard, I,, mining nr some related industrv 1V roiWne ot- . und a high school edu.al.n.. would ,, ni(k(t ppwl. flrm he a great advantage to both student d j w. Ijambf vU.e president: , Mon- - A ' k M -U kd Publlahed on Thursday of oaeu waeh at ISureka. Utah c. Cnitral Standard le. Chief Cons. Sue. Eureka Idly Cons. 2'n. North Lily 72r. , TucMlny Chief Cons. SOc. Eureka Lilly Cons. 25e. Tlntic Vic. Tlnlic Standard $3.90. la-li- l Ambition Hustler. 8ell llaelelgh Product . Needed ever, home. Easily sold. Pleasant work at Should make good earning start und Increase rapidly. Wo WANTED leach yon how. Kuwleigh'a, Dept Denver, Colorado. hZ: rrTnn ,? el Wednesday Chief Conn. S2c. Eureka Lilly Cons. 2 Sc. I'TA-Uil-ii- Hi" values in every department 9c Sale. lAe's Variety Store. ea M Brte Charles H. Skidmore, state of public Instruction, has f iM,0'UU'ed ,ht supor-ir.tende- ad.tS T "T " at the ycV. Chler T,,i RIFE J. VRRN RIPE Puhltibara 7. i ri-k- a and teacher. "Every "phase of the assaying tame ,H1 he taught, from the sampling of K Entered Id the poatofflco at Eureka. Utah, as aneoud claaa mall matter under the Act of March I. se Momliiy. 1940 1&, Thursday, January EUREKA REPORTER Z U J istnln?the Tta,.c,,e8Zo.- nt - Tto! 8, "tl.rt oU- - triets for the year up w of ore In the another ed big up 3 85. Tlntic Standurd 988.67. This Class will be limited to a cer- - 250 ew ,re ,l0Me eonCUIn McMurphy, local road wjn lairin ,aB on- Through the courtesy ,hft n,el,n re B,,,,ed 10 ItOllUK AND iiCARDIANHHH etruciion contractor, was awarded a Athei'ley, the children o Eureka day evening. MvruE. 1. from a hit Silver road tn ri were given i free skating pnrtv a'. - we . Junction. to I.ynii aft'r-pooCity on llall Saturday Atherley' the year chance of one the information consult It's big further For MX HVSu . uliIHlin .. 7 daughter. b. J. lelrln lu Ihfkitt IT1 liovi' ,old on signers, nil I vear ,n Mrs. C.eone Uoyna. died in the sam- - County Clerk or respe-ctiv,houf tween Urn naes of S CREDITORS. Anntt ,,nr NOTICE TO Influenza-pneumonifrom hour participated ami all had u mo "M I,,x' WMek- - , taB 10 lttend- LLLS Mrs. liovns was a Estate of Helena Ivle, Deceased. I widow, her hua- Joy able ,,m' VARIETY STORE. Ciedltorw will present claims with bund ha.iiiK paa-e- d away a fe months nrpvton. and left orphans voucher to the undersigned at the WOMEN'S llKNEEIT ASSN. mice of C. N. Lentherbury. Kurcke, two small children. INSTALL OFFICERS Profeaxor I'lah, on or before the 21ln day of Tvuiiiv yearx aac M. S. Gunderson rolony was formed March. A. I).. 1940. At the inertin'; of the W. II. A. oil hurl-ni-- s in West Tlntic. tin1 Rail Green Gold and The annual RSI.a!t2I?rn,of Estate Tuesday evening, following The quarterly conference of the Stake w!ll he session Ihe new- ofriee.-i- i wen1 of the Santaquin-TIntl- r f Helena Ivle. Deceased. Installed as follow-held on the evening of Saturday. Tintlc Stake of the L. D. S. Church tIrst of publication. ittuarV IDate In The was held Eureka. principal Elizabeth I'hlii ekh u. presMent. January 20th. and the place will be A. 1940. D., 18. R. Lynum. Hannah Johnson, vice president the L I). S. Amusement Hall In Eu- - speakers were Richard of the Quorum of Twelve, and An- Ague Reck, recording secretary, reka Jensen, rhurch historian. I reaaurer. Theresa Vlerii-I, (jii'cns have been Mdected fron drew The Keystone Encampment of Odd follows: are as ull the wards and Mary Fltzgeralil. chaplain. fant.-'iul- n First Ward. Teresa Green- - Fellowa installed the following Margaret Harrington, lady of David Caldwell, chief patriarch; nios. halali; Smlnquln Second' Ward. press correa- - Cuetla Openstiaw; Genoia, Evelyn John Robinson. hLh priest; Charles Margaret II. h.l IIEKA IlAHK.h M). I2.I.O.O. I. Andreason; Giwhen. A r Jean Hurras- - W. Hurst, senior warden; W. poll den t. trenaJohn Morley, Moeller, scribe; MamauditAda i Randle, Etta Gear and ton; Dividend. Maurlne Ellon; .:30 P. M.. I. O. O F HAbb Ing committee. moth. Elaine Simpson; Eurekn. Ruth rer; William Tite. trustee. Morton returned to Eu- - biting Brotbera Inv.ted to Attend Mrs. Margaret Freethy. financial Ki lts, ail of whom will be In at- LAVERN NEVERS. X. G. reka alter a vlait at Salt Lake City. secretary, appointed by the Supreme lendcnre at the dance. HERBERT IT R WIN, Sery. Mr. Arthur Stnpley visited with There will also be a demopstra- Lodge. Fork at friends twenty Spanish a social Hon o' the Gold and Green waltz Following Ihe installation years ago. session was enjoyed. In the playln; and other entertaining features. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Wheeler, Sr., of TiOii" Mrs. Theresa Viertel won Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rollinson. EH,,r I Hy. were the parents of a tirst prize, Mr. Etta Geer house Make dance directors, are In charge. byprize, Mrs. May Fitzgerald cniiMil.i- - The decorations ere in the hands of Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Barnard vlsit- Mr. Hannah ihe Eureka Ward M. I. A. lion. The host!-- . Music will be furnished by the d wlk relatives at Salt latke City Johnson, served n delicious luncheon. While there Mr. Barnard attended a nt lie Ihe will The nexl meeting Merry Makers. Masonic conclave. l. home of Mrs. Margurel Free! by oil Press must he Mr. Mary Ryan and duugliter,-Mis20th. Is The general public cordially February May Ryan, left for Suit Lake io attend. City where they Intended to makt their future home. Frederick Beesley Died At Captain George T. Bridget returnto Eurekn after spending a month ed Salt Lake City Monday at Sell lake City. A pair of husky twins were horn Frederick Beesley, 76 years of age Mr. and Mrw Joseph Buy 0 and s prominent resident of Salt I akn City, died on Monday after a years ago. Both youngster are still n-i-i weeks illness from pneumonia doing fine at the present lime. II. J. Beane returned to Eureka lie wc4 n brother of Frank Beesley FINEST after spending a few day In Salt if Eurekn. 5 YEAR OLD Deceased was horn in Salt Lake Lake City with his family. l it y January 13, 1864. a son of Ebeii-ezSTRAIGHT BOURBON and Sarah llaiirock Beesley. He WHISKEY HIGH SCHOOL NEWS was a prominent musician for mure 3ii Dton 40 last Grace Green than TurloupU yeara and for the vrars was secretary and treasurer of the Beesley Music Co. Ilia father With confetti, raps, horns and all was one of the first leaders of the the spirit of a gay frolic the sophoL. D. S. tabernacle choir. He was also prominent In the af- - mores. under the direction of Mias fairs of the L D. S. Church and filled MaJ Jambs and Mra. Ruby Sorenson, a mission to Hawaii, where he aerv- - will open their big carnival night Quart No. 86 eil aa a school teacher and conductor and dunce following Fridays game No. 87 Tint cf i hi- - rhurch rhoir. He was a inem- - with Springville. For some time the No. 88 Pint )S have been piunnlng their her of the tahernarle choir at Sait sophomores Lake for 53 yeara and belonged to carnival dance to entertain the stu-ih- e dent body and townrpeople ia well. Union. Salt Lake Musli-iunSurviving are hi widow, Sarah They have prepared ''sklB'' games. Hancock Beesley', three sons and fortune booth and device by Ihe three daughter; five brother In- - score to "catrh" the unwary, but Frank Beesley of Eureka. s to give him hla money's worth and two aislera; 22 grandehildren of fun. The boys In ths wood-wor- k classes are busy now perfecting the aril 5 booths that will furnish thi-th- l Funeral servleea were conducted I'orti-hlfor entertainment (Thursday) afternoon at Salt carnival I City with Bishop George A. dancers. The education h Twenty-seventChristensen of Ihe girl' physlral have been given an opportunity officiating. Burial was In Ihe lo have a basketball tournament. City Cemetery, These game will he played nt noon MVral d,J,B ea.r, T!e f," Resale Copper Premium game wa played Wednesday M ween WAS Removed a group of advanced girls r.nd a team how you can have these Electric front the ninth grndo, the former The weeklv melal report from won by a score of 15 to 2. Mrs. Neil as your Servants New York Clly states that the pre- - OTIare is In charge of these game, budget permits. mlum Tbs assembly Friday, January 19. ropper in the real market hua brought for several will be given by group of girl non'hs was done away with In: (hopn from the First Aid Class uti-- v. oltc-tricit- y In addition to tho choapost eek der Ihe direction of Mr. Genevieve After selling as much as one rent Kkioff. but It will he supervised hy you havo over boon ablo to aliov the producer and refiner base John Hodge, who ia tearhln the of 12 1 cents a pound, the quotation classes. The following cirl will par-fo- r down-paymosmall havo wo now a buy, spot delivery wa whittled down tlilpeie: Christie Nielsen. Belli Allili o to Ihe same level pnmarv producer son. Helen Hope. Catherine Inn sen. plan which have quoted since October 5th Bonnie Jean Cromsr, Naudyne onabloo ovory homo to onjoy tho Later months' were priced still Laird, Anna Borlek. Belly l.ou Deon lesple. Turloupis. Dorothy comfort and convenience of a host said the slowly eon- - Waiter. Jean CrrcnhuLh and Dar-i- t Meinl il'S.h-rnet in: demand from domestlr and lone t olovlrh of Electric Servant. Wont you com loielan buyi-i- . was rhlcfly respopa- Noth'ng hut the Truth." IV school plav. under the direrlloa of In ooon? Ihle for ihe lower price. Bute were made In overseas In- - M! MiJ Jacob, will he presetit-- .l i. rel at 114 rent bill some sell- - Thursday, January 25 at Ihe T. II. rs qtinied January export ropper S. Auditorium. After weeks of il ID dowu to 12.43 rents a pound. gent work on the prt of the cast. Vlaorou buying of lead develop- - the director, and student assistan1! ed for a time and sale for several Donna Campbell, a fine production days more than equalled (he daliv will he assured. The plav is a farce production quota. The price held In three art with the following cent a pound dew psrtlclp.it Ing: Rnlurl Kolia. at '5.59-5.67.lnr moved quietly'! 5.7. rents Junior Allman. Grant Pylvestrr. St. I.ouli. aid Stevens. Allan Randle. Elaine 90 proof. Copr, 11W, Srhrnlry Distiller a n Su el rontinued to eat Into hack- - Chrlitophcrson, Mnrun Luca. Corp.f New York City. month In the Tnwrr. l'aisv tilled log Qp Moing Frnnke. Dnnno Jenu of 19J9. Campbell and Dawga Wheeler. i In fur. will be nulle complete. d,,non,t ration. lit. . 1 iTtfi'. 1 e 1 a. - - : P444 1 , F'P-eth- H4WWWWW4H - semi-forma- s Now on Sale! y or . fPVt s tl.i-Lak- Ti ENJOY your Malta a list of all eta-War- ht Electric Ser- vants youd like in your home, if money were no question. Undoubt- 'Tk', step-by-ste- edly thered be an Automatic Electric Range. Electric Refrigerator, Automatic Electric Water Heater, more and better lights, and oi other work-savin- time-savin- a score g appliances. - p, i oasy-purchas- Then drop in and disc use your desires with your otedric dealer or the Utah Power d & light Company. Without obligation, we'll show you Gll-low- s iu-tir- m S F-r- or Utah Power & Light Co, --i' |