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Show vy HOME OF THE WORLDS LARGEST SILVER.LEAD MINES DEVOTED TO THE GREAT TINTIC MINING DISTRICT EIJUEKA. JUAB COUNTY. UTAH. VOLUME XXXIV Pheasant Season Will Open On November 3rd. THURSDAY. OtTOHER 17,1940. A MBYINUTE AMAZE SC1ENTIFACTS ARNOLD j I fish uul Hy proclamation Kittle game commissioner Newell U. Cook Iiua declared that the opening dati or the pheasant season will lie on Sunday. November 3rd. He no doubt Mlcrleit tbli date because a majority of the gcnio associations and sport-thmen of the Mate aaked for It. He' had prevlnnrlv retineaied that teal Iona on the opening and the lingth of aeaaon. together with the number of hirda, he sent to him, bo It la a foregone conclusion thut the rolectiou of the date la In accord with Number M) Tintic Kids Out Of Tune On Pranks. Hallowe-e- n t There should ho some way to the celebration of Hollowou for a period of thirty days. The Eureka la buzzing and humming youngsters of thla rlty have already are started and the "day" la still a week today both nyin and women away. And If they live up to history j tlon of the Tlntie School District. It hurrying around ahopplng und gath- they will carry on for a week or! Is complete, showing the sources erlng together the thlnga needed for two after. from which the revenue came and annual deer hunt, which open, A lot of the Most people are tolerant on the listing the amounts received by each on Saturday morning. left today becauae their des- night of Hallowe'en and they give company and Individual for servlets the kids a real break on that occa-'.was far away, moat of the materials. The report was by taken good pranks in a hy Geneva Hlgglnaon, and shu remaining hunt era will be on their val manner, and In some cases when Is to be commended for her work, However a way in the morning. these pranks do damage there la One amazing feature of the repot few of the nlmroda will move out on seldom any squaklng on the part of la that the total disbursements foi moat huntera. Saturday morning (the opening.) In the various rountiea there are the victim, but to have the kids car-- the fiscal year ending July 31, were Mines, bualneaa houaea and every-- ! Ku- - some changes from the last aeaaon hunt. the la for ry the pranke over a long period of only $(9,664.21 as compared with closing thing time la not right. It docs not set $91,722.81 for the previous year, a teka la one of the few rltlea in the but In the counties near Eureka very well with anyone. It appears reduction of better than $22,000.00. state that literally goes out for deer the rules are pretty much the same, that Individuals will have to take the The revenue to the district also hunting, and it la pleasing to noM The season in Juab county will be matter Into their own hands and dish dropped sharply from better than that employer and employee enjoy for three days with three male birds out punishment. With a police force 55 thousand dollars to a little over per thy." In Millard county It will this sport alike. consisting of two men, working op- 6$ thousand dollars fur tha year Just This office has been beseiged with be for 4 days with three birds per -ISOLATION posite shifts, there la not a chance of past. inquiries .regarding the sickness In day. In Utah county the season will Australia has more unusual 3 of be for days with four birds per dry. (hem taking care of the renegades The report Is pleasing to tax deer on the Stanshnry range Dry ice animals than any other part of in all corners of the town. There is no open season on for It shows that those In eharge mountains w?st of Vernon lint there TEMPERATURE THE GLOBE. Cur OFF FROM THE REST of school affalra are handling their a great deal that can he told be male pheasants, Dry ice (solid OF THE WORLD MANY MILLIONS OF YEARS In 1'tah county quail will be legal Jobs In excellent manner. State Patrol Methods Are yond what was published last week. FAST THEY HAVE AVOIDED THE COMPETICARBON DIOXIDE Mr. Cook, state game commissioner, game on the first two ddvs of th In spite of the fact that Instruc TION WITH NEWER ANIMAL FORMS. HAS A TEMPERReaping Harvest. stated that he believed the dlseas hunt and the limit is 10 birds. There lion expenses have Increased other ATURE ABOUT had been ronflned to that particular are no other nearby counties open, costa have been held down but not n, Plantain A decrease In the number of warn114. 5 F to the detriment of the standard of range. It Is, howevr, not too far ing tickets Issued by the state high- the achoola. BELOW from the West Tlntlr range, and in HUR-CtTROUBLEMOST way patrol during September under Z.E.RO. view of the fact that the disease ran 0ny Three Eureka SOME OF LAWN the number Issued to motorists durlit transferred to humans it appears Receive Elk Permits, WEEDS, CAN BE ing the month of August, according Improvement In The that hunters will be rather scarce In Copper DESTROYED BY to a report Just Issued. West Tintlc. The annual drawing lor elk per- DAUBING THE Market Is Issued 340 Highway patrolmen Expected. Many sportsmen believe that deer mils took plure In Salt Lake City PLANT CENTER 4 warning tickets last month aa comoften travel great distances, especial- last Frldny. Representatives of three WITH GASOLINE. A report from New York lost week with 436 In August. Of the pared for and are did when the molested, the under Job they rewspapers ly September number 27$ were for end by Copper institute statistics for thla reason they fear that some of watchful eye of the state fish and moving traffic violations and 65 mo- September served to emphasize the the Infected deer might move ovci game department and many sports-fro'.UIK IIUT WORKERS IIKI.Vd Need Sees torists were given five days In which tight supply situation In the copper West Mining Industry men of the Stanshnry range lno the stale, and the result was MII'UIIT LOCALLY. to have mechanical defects In their section of the metal market during that many persons were eliminated Of Informing Public. Tintlc. the week, and Increased the tension cart repaired. As near aa can be learned the deer from their favorite rpnrt and their A. D. Bordlcy will be In Eureka j mo- - surrounding 12c basia. were 175 Warnings given to, tnu Infected become very poor, ribs, special hunting grounds, the Inatitute'a fig- Summarized, Another timely mining Item by tn 0J0,,"r !lsl a,,l 2l,d represent-- ! torleta for speeding, 33 for 'Ignoring Of the many Tlntic people who hips and shoulders showing on the 18 . foHowa: hlft On In OMUfTfS way.' the made application only three of them a bud r.nlmal that is llfelS'In" new monthly high at which com- 36 for Improper passing, The now accomplished partial wlorfkan other hand there I. no way of toll- - vere successful. They were James for tax from exclM In proflta a deer 8. N. cmptlon r. rood Morgan, Sanderson and Gilbert :7 . mg whether or not hav nimiiriori and well over the rate or rehoTdmi doSI1 condition has Just contacted the dl- - fsnde:-snThese sportsmen will developers and producers of strate- - ? .! lhe1wrn'nt ceU cov- - tons "d fined production. wW Refined stocks ' minerals served to demonstrate waac. hunt In the vicinity of Mf. Nebo. were whittled down to 185,311 tons, ( how the aln mining badly There Is a chance for some one of This is something strange in wild western 01.v a decline of 13,417 tuna from the In of Is DnVS National need better For Infantile public . . a dustry life and new In I'tnh. It mlshl be license lal (oral aspirant securing .L. of August. a condition that hits Jark rabbits. Jf some one else turns Ills down, hut relations service and Since leading primary sources are This will he determined at n later ihls Is very remote, so It appears that pertaining thereto, is a government accredited inatltu-- . 'rationing supplies, the Inability of Sunn or When Fltiman, Key date. Just three Eureka hunters will enCarl Oallawey and Eddie Sullivan, Mnsumeri to tlon. weekget all the copper they an eastern favorite target for Is that doer taken t?i the game field this fall. go the Inexperienced by mechanically chairman and secretary respectively wanted resulted In sales made amendhis 1)' offend In the west might not be the choice periodical, one There are or two far outlymen, with a real desire to ot je lasl Infantile paralysis drive Mide at 1214 cent a pound. A small Inc districts that p.re not yet filled ment to the excess profits tax bil. meal which to many people like. In aircraft work, who pass for funds, state that the campaign tonnage was ir.eaco reported aa high as 12 obtain some measure of up but Ihos" closer In were over- for has been closed and that records of j.g cents. a ri qulremcnts. will he accepted iiuliviilnnls Hon domestic for tn the point where onlv i training In aluminum sheet metal t1 dr,ve re ?w complete. Meanwhile, leading primary pro- High School Basketball port lor. of the real li unices were corporations cn pared in developing work, in drafting, In factory median- Chairman Callaway , stated that dueers and custom smelters maln-IcSchedule Adopted. or producing strategic minerals to drive uetted $1,407,245.74, and Bned their Ac- - ,h as or technicians. aircraft 12c. at price hast en and encourage such produclha Bmount local communi- - Tho export copper price structure npted men must finunce themselves U,at tion for national defense, that The basketball schedule for re clou Ufca Avail- retained throu'-$768,720.29. few the weeks of training strengthened. Early In the week the had this tn say: three, known as the xbo division. M??y Persons Misinformed abli tnT ,h national foundation for to them to enable to reccssary go prr8 moved qp from K onK eHtab- wa. drawn up last week end. wilt Abcu General Ballot, "Key Pittman got blanket exemp- work Immediately la $638,780.45. paralysis uBhed 9.90c quotation to 10.25e or (Infantile within are who his of teams friends all all tion for representatives With hundreds of mlllloni of dol-According to the report from the New York. Later aalea were made n various the league In attendance. siralegc" "pe Then- have been a few penolc call lars In uncaneellable orders for national headquarters this' la the ai j,Jsh aa 10 40c wur m nor The schedule It: il.ls offleo for information roncern- offers Kfcatesl response yet recorded. pluns. the aircraft Industry . Outstanding In the nonrerrous To he sure, Jan. 10 Juab at Puyson, Tintlc Key Pin mail has rot Mrl election which will be af- lug the Callaway made, the state that uroup-wabut only an advance of 14c a lb. employment steady In Indusfriends the at Spanish Fork, Sprlngvllle bye. mining liidd on November Kill, and every one many ad- - 11 waa ie best response In history as j fords unlimited for 0f opportunity to prJc Jan. 17 Spanish Fork r.t Ju:th ol them has try. hut in the face of the great aa l,,e Tintlc District Is concern- for those who prove their pertained to a scratch ili .' injl tj,0 year's highest price the mnnd for metals, strategic Tay miu at Sprlngvllle. Tintlc live. d. vn:e. It appears that the rulings ed last February. Inquiry was In Juati-- t the that Jar,. 24 Juab at Eprlngvllle, very r InipMrntlon which governed the the primary and Because of the acute shortage of good volume ihrought tha week and lul.1v for some exemption was i at Tintic, Spanish Fork bye. run-oelections ant confusid with killed workmen, ambitious employes TINTIC PKOFI.E ATTENDED continued satisfactory after the price Surlnt-vlll31 tho marks and Tintic for at Juab. Jan. frlcnda. quotation the gene re I, will ie given aptitude test te find EASTERN HTAR MEET., bnuet. Indl word to the at Spanish Fork. Payron live. applied strategic wc will state that ut Once iu which field tarh Is apt to achieve1 Zinc wae firm at 7)e a pound of Feb. 5 Spanish Fork at Puyso.i, the mining At the thirty-fiftannual session with October the r, t,nCOn',j1,m. ',,oran'ff f and elections of tnccess. tB primary degree holding consumption effort to was Sprlngville at Tintic. Juali bye. Ti,Pjie 8mpioypCB will then he per- - of ,h Chptop of the Order around September levels. Tho Intcki ts or ballots are divided with to rs Feb. 7 Payson at Juab. Spanish a rra!,,lc ov''' "H' pertaining 8tar of Utah, held at perferatlnn line ami only one side was attentive when Defense nilp(, t0 (pnJ n!,lt trBU training of the Eastern Fork at Tintic. Sprlngvllle bye. 8alt Uk 011 October 10th and 11th, dustry ot ilii- ballot could he voted. In the the mining Industry.. without to classes, that thru .cost, Commissioner I .eon Henderson told Is Just that sort of thing In Feb. 14 Juab at Spanish Fork, It Mlf will be ready Mra- Ethel Donnelly of Eureka waa of plans for considerable Increase In gi neral election tho ballot will have which considershle time was dc- - for Improvement, they Sprlngvllle at Iayson. Tintlc bye. ite- no be will no to there promotion perferatlon. higher positions., fleeted associate grand conductress zine smelter capacity. at the recent Colorcdo Springr Tho Fel 21 Sprlngvllle at Juab, Tin-ti- c - voted order. which ilu.f ileslgline classes cover . the vldlng except 8teel demand was In exzcese of of Minin? field night training American at ray son. Spnnisli Fork hy: MBernice Mlfllman of ..l0 from mechanical preparatory' the party, and tha the whole i one despite the higher rate of output, when the matter of the reps Feh. 26 Juab at Tintlc, Spanish ballot must be to advanced engineering sub- - motl wa" appointed grand Martha. rasi. The general operations. Indusof 7"'" the rHatlcns at mining Fork Fpringville, Payson bye. Other Tintic people In cttendance election Is exactly the same as the public Ject. Feb. 28 ruyson at Spanish Fork. old election. re: Mr. and Mrs. V. D. McDon You can vote for the ,ryInW4.d,"rU',!W.f!remonal interviews will be given Tintlc ut Aprinevl'le, Juab bye. Mrs. Golda McDonald, Mra. Sara Sportsmen Asked To Watch to one side from ad. Interested. Mr. Hord,,,0f,p person you please Itlncerely ont thit mlnlnc periodicals and a Wa'tcrhury, Mr., and Mra. John F. .iJf may bH PontBCtw by the other, hut yon -- hnnot vote for mapting For Banded Ducks. very few dally newspapers are doing Rowe, Alexander Blight, Islle RanBill o McChrystal flew his private two persons opposing each other In well In brine lux metal mining facts this paper. RanTom Mrs. Randle, Tm-sdle, Harry the aeneral Hrrilon. on out from Salt to those The cooperation of the millions of Interested In mining dle, Mr. and Sirs. Albert Johnson, The prlinaiv law lias been ronfus-Pu- but It Isalready Man u Lccal la being sought during the Named Director ilesirnlile sportsmen hrir,; highly DonMr. Mrs. Fred and J. It but Milllman, In of might to people and Ed Sullivan, both of whom lug season nf tlt. of wild ducks. to the attention farts mining present 11. Mullen. ald Of Optometry Clinics. that tho he gave a trip through tin clouds, lie simplified hy slating assist lu gathering data on Tr '"for The sole "1,lr" Anurican public through in- f rn-.;iMeand rrim.ry Billie, Min of Dr. ar.l Mrs. A. II. flights of tha waterfowl thousands lllWlla,(.r p(l,lll(.lty. lh, Dr. John Morley of this rlty has SIIOKS BLUES this f.rpo-- e of eclecl'M lh candidate ( hrystal. former residents of of ducks, hatched on 700,000 acres ltr. Iimii nanusl one of the optnmvt rials nr.d not iderllng him. of neatlng reugea In Canada, city, is a licensed pilot. ,w were plipuar magazines, ail- - who will serve In public health eapa-its dress-banded during the past breeding seabefor civic ui.d ether orfor region three, which comson. ganluMons prises I'tnh, Wasatch, and Juan All this to stiniuh.le prinntri I'l.tintlcs. Reports on where and when these birds are bagged will provide data mine finite tng. developnient o' It w:ll he the d ity of Mr. McrUy, on routes followed by the migrants, II propert'es, Pduiste legislative an oth'-r- arsoclatrd with h'lu to what spctlon of Canada birds found fpil exertillve rovrrnnunt np.ne'es or the letter of In this country come from and other ns to the Importance of mining and etrrv out the spirit to Gov. . Mood offering ti tn idnratp all rltlren on the Information of value to conservanf mliilrg to citizens Ip o.tnmetry's services In the defense tion. pro Tim. The op'nnietrlsts will asall wilks nf life Rands recovered should be mailed sist lit rehabilitating those men turn-- i e it To nrmmplbh till to the U. 8. Biological Survey, Washpj:rp' .1 d' wn liv the exam'i'ers heesuss t nub wts sue ington. D. C. lit c of ni't or evcslaht d'erl. lors of 1'il'v unit be i ilablishml at thi-iriiirago. New York. Denver "ilsual 'Mil.,aedfor will particular develop depth Fair Shooting Reported By ot Salt Lake City for Hip dissentln-f- t 'on of ih truth nl.eitt mining pien titioTi for those wishing li..The Local Duck Hunters. TMi if,,t Ie nonpnrtts'an, nnhased optonieirlitt also offer their services examiners. its eyeslcht and ep.nte from any other niimni Yesterday morning registered the nr- i ten'rotl ips, local, ri.ite and opening of the Utah duck hunting lU'iai. Drsncin s, working direct iv Eureka Democrats Have season and reporta from local hunt-er- a with the rii.tr.il linn, would h:i who have returned are to tho efOpened Headquarters. In all the mining s'aies. . fect that ahootlng was not ao good All contribution for publicity would The Ivniocrats of Eureka arc This picture waa not made In Hol- aa during normal yeara. Thla might be rnrefuJiy rherked for vericlty d no time In preparing for the land. The shoes belong to residents be due lo the fact that Utah has losing rid nrrurnry and the ellmltuition of coming political campaign. They from drouth during the past most of whom have of Calif., llynes, Immnti'inu1 material. have miablii-lwcome from Holland and have re- few months, causing fewer ducka to heailquarterp There Is to iicli n nnd made oilier tained Old World customs so far as nest and remain In thla area. It U obvious that the tiers it These reports came rrom huntera Tin of the fashions are concerned. The shoe organlza hrailqiinrlcrs lummlnln public rarely gels th ,,on who were al Clear Lake, the 8lnka, to be who seems ann"x having young lady, 'inc..iiriid'''newa' on the min- ,s.,n ,h? a boy and girl are meeting lltelr reBerilims ipri(ir m la Wilma J. Koopmanz. Sevelr River, and Utah Lake. At lint glance It i onvcnli'tire hat troubles, for arranged toe of n.iiluni.l two seta ImlmUry from most When cold weather and heavy in a mirror here. Actually, tour people ere In the picture the members of he party, even to Her father, Charles, b one ef the or eiMrn newpapera. and Jimmy ljhnke.K.nd storms of and men hit the northwest and Canada the locality, tin a of twine from one family. They ore Johnny it.s'allution many dairy telephone. eols. photographed during the Wilma and he were among the cele- the southern flight will atari and their sisters. Erma and Erna, 13. of SI. lToo Pair can s brants at the annual hay flesta held Utah sportsmen will then get some Call 86 to 228 for fire or Twine convention held there recently. 36 to 228 for fire or reflection. at Hynei recently. the C. Insurance. E. Rife. jood ahootlng, Iniuraure. C. E. Rife. playlnf ; pre-len- e kik-hunte- or pre-slo- ed 1 Strange rs ps-e- fe-Is- goes-Plantai- r, - m fr . i .. ln-- (ull (r V to-jt- al I - up-sh- ot out-mind- - exemp-suhscrlbe- d o-- s, per-lodlc- - petii-ru- a establish-npabilily- Tay-kt- n ff e run-of- I pvt-ate- h - - w .4 - - r-t- os Mam-wor- k - pl.-.n- e ik. - . I y 1 Yarh-Ingto- s n, r t suf-ftre- d iiK-rl- t pro-po- .i b-- cn rJ, o |
