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Show Thursday; December EUREKA REPORTER fane . - ' 2 At :m. Chief ('ohm United Staton MiniMammoth Mountain View Pirn Clay Co. (mIIUh) Eureka Lilly con North Lilly Colorado Com. Undine flrand (Vutral . - - HALBS ee Monday. ConM. ri.mw.rrj HI"-- .- ;.M Kings Whisker Off F rugal Floras Funtls with the nrevlou wiek. the total grand. was still below that of the corro4 . Whliford Hate, vice grand. ' It Is shown week of 1339, ponding Herbert Curwln, aeeretary. in a report released Tuesday by the Hubert Ulrd, treasurer. commission 3 . M Horn., thu ouigoing noble slate health 2Sfi iwvr . were 1 Thete trust.-.-. grand. was elected 521 In Hie Previous 1 Installation will be at the first week as ek In the :nn 525 and ek . which tiins at In meetiiiK January, lie upiioiiiiive iffires ill be filled, last year. 9i The biggest Increase wa In chic krniiox- - Hi rase- - int week, almost - e Gasoline Standards Higher double the number of the picviou week and greuier than at the same Por Present Year. the Queen if Mary Peeked Ily Virginia Vain -- Men clierr Old Sunny rum- continued In- - year, mid 2 ras' of 127 Iasi crease In gasoline standards in this pared with were On the oilier hand lh-- r. state during 1940. a loon of pnioiiiwnla more f8wN A report of dppurtuit'iil 9. la with 7 Orcompared and year during August, September however, 'here ti tier of this year shows ilui during thu previous the three month period tin- depart- - were 31 new cases, meiit made 2857 gastline tests from Te report said Hiira in- inanv service stations In every part of the culls being neelved by the health stale with only 95, or .1.12 per emu. depnrlnient for the free drugs provided to treat Indigent pneumonia falling to meet the standards id by law. patients. repoite.l Among other disease Thin compares with 211 lallure, or 19.56 per cent, In 1959. ilast week were ono east of lethargic Whenever a gasoline sample tails encephalitis from Salt laike county, to meet required standard:-.- the sta- - two rases of typhoid from Sevier lion from which ihe sample was Uk- - and one from Clah county, 26 cases Is Immediately noli fled ami or- - of mumps, 14 of scarlet fever, four dcred to pump all gasoline from the of tuberculosis and 31 of whooping lank affected before putting in a cough, n new supply. Failing to do this. or secoud a the offense, upon pump la, Eureka Young Man Victim sealed and the operator ordered to re p.amnni9 to UI appear before the commission eeshow cause why ho should be perNebeker Pearson, IS years ul l's mit ted to sell gasoline in tha slate. at his home In Eureka died of age, is on Constant rechecking to carried of pneumonia, see that offenders have compiled 'on Sunday evening had been suffering with the rulings of the department. from which he In spito of being under manned: for a week. Tha young man wcm born July 15. Hih department took 1,036 samples! at Logan, a son of KmU- N. 1922, during August, 802 samples in Sep--1 and D. Kearl Pear non. an-- had re and 1017 during October, all of which were tested for Impurities aided In Eureka for the past fifteen The family prevously had end below standard mV to r" "f upI,' In m"nh deceastho laboratory of the road commis- resided at Hi her before the to came Eureka to eds uni pi father sion In Salt Lake. Tin- Mr. Held has given praise to oil a position ns Instructor In the School. lie Hlgii companies and slatlun operators fur The young man graduated from their cooperation in milnMinlng local school only a year ago. tho for Utah gasoline alandurds In addition lo his parents he la survived by two brothers, Byrd and of Eureka, and a t'iiud Uuub.e Action Mrs. Byrd Kearl e giandmotber, Laketown. Egyptian laborers of a'.cn-n- t times kneaded clay with their hands were Impressive funeral services while kneading dough with their conducted this morning in the Tintic feet. High Sthuiil Auditorium, after which i li remains were taken to I.ogun where they will bo interred. Lake World's Crater lake in Crater Lake Nahas been detional park. scribed as the bluest lake in the Sir. nu-ab-- s a and goodness. This whiskey is 4 YEARS OLD, SumyBrook i all officer! must be equipped with mustaches. Patiently, sometimes despairingly, he grew one. By the time when he left Ihe army he'd grown so accustomed to it that it seemed like part of his face. But along came hit role In Heights, and oil came Ihe mustache. That aame David Niven can laugh n incident in now over a his colorful career, but at the time when it happened it didn't seem particularly funny. When he arrived in New York four years ago, intent on making his fortune but not knowing just how vi--- ago--2- North Lily 59c. Tf title I .pad 12c. w-e- - - Wednesday Cold ('hull. Ur. l 12e. Tin I L" Slumlord $2 r.O. Tint ; : la-ai- -' - Hume Fire Sprinklers Sprinkler systems for houses have recently been developed. They may be easily installed in cellars and attics where most fires niigmale New Semloh Hole! HILT LAKE CITY, t'TAII i , iu genial quality Break far la-'- inspistor, reports beteuste tt'i 9 CHEERFUL AS MTS NAME DAVID men im-n- Tint It; Lead I Sr. Tliiile Stumlard $2.50. Tueiolay Inrretii;' Ini ugi-iin- Eureka Ilulliun Sir. Eureka Lilly n NIVEN is one of the in Hollywood mustache a by order who grew He of England. of the king by other off the day shaved it Samuel Goldwyn. order of was assigned first he Vhen -e of His inGuards a to TheJp'wyeer'i..iy of regiment nine rae . depart- Tie. gasoline inspection t of tin. stale road rnmmUlor., flnenstt renortrd t week, compar- Majesty S service, young wivlust week I same In he with 104 under Hie diiectlon or W. J. Held, pn WRi ofHeiall.V informed that Total I'arload STOCK Although there wa 4th. Eureka r Star Must Communicable Diseases. on regular meeting hold th-- lr 34 13 17 folio lux new 15 Ed. Kolia, noble Tintic Standard 4 Slight Increase Reported In FJILLOWH EI.E4 1 FD XFW OFFK'EIW WEDXIWMY. 01)1 Un'kT.Y 7kV'mhVmkti und downH 0f a woman's dollar romance. mmioll maltres-se- a, carpets throughout tha houae ItATKH IIJUl la $3JU We Now Feature Free Garage I KK TII1H (X)lTt).N ! Oir-'on- , world. It the sky. color i reflected from POTPOURRI Snow Snow is not be-rau- HALT LAKE'S POPULAR PRICED MODERN HOTEL Heaullfully Furahilieil Kates: $1J)0 to Red and green snow, so colored of organisms living in the flakes, have been known to fall in northern climate. It is usually white, however, because of the reflection of light on the crystals. Snow crystals always have six sides or points never five or seven. PEERY HOTEL L-- gfe, always white. lltHtni $:i.UU Broadway and West Temple r Wrtlrrn Examiner. H ' ,, NrtWi FRKK GARAGE Mo.vr lor Cycle cri-by a small elec-tr.- c h:is been developed in L A t o nn l '.or Ilollard. Adding Life to Utahs Mines IJN'.AI, AIM ; IMPORTANT TO RESIDENTS OF A factory trained Radio, TINTIl Washing Machine, Refrigerator .ui-- l Vsruum Sweeper SERVICE MAN, from Ihe Griffith's Appliance Service Shop at the Furniture Esrhange, 310 West Center Street, I'rovo, will be in thia dia-Irlonce a week to do service work. If you need any service on your radio or other appliance, Just drop a card to the above address or Phone 24. Provo, or leave word at the Eureka Reporter. rt IVK KALE 9 yards of luai d new I noleum at a bargain price. Call Mih C. K Rife at 22S or 56. t.EXl'IXE MAYTAG PARTS AND SKRYli'K at Maylag Shop. t- -l West Center St.. Provo. Utah. FtR f I.K Alnio- -t new t - No. IMUII7I). In The I'nitiil SALK- - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tintic Standard Mining company, a 'corporation, by ita authorised agent land attorney-ln-faMildred Hurd. whoso post ofrrice address la Walker ct K-- H lb smelling method of Si year ago were applied today, few of the meial mine of the aim of new w,;ul,,Lb' F' ThU t the rent ri hut ion of tbo Belter to the mining industry, which together t tho great- eat contributor wealth. huinet and payroll within tha state mils: taka ihe lead Iu keeping ahre.M with the ever- c.m.111 ion in minea and markets In orJer 1.1 keep the mlu- Ing Industry on an even keel Reabilng that the prosperity of nt' lhiB ,r ,h,, Amiri Snit-1'.ei- f.hKh'Ing A Iteflning other plant and rertnene has eon- maintained a large research department from whlih ha coma .in. of the in. mi Important Im- prorsment In ancliliig and refln- at-n- ilv Ing In the nut rronomie bavs been made, thene eivinge have been pssved along to the pt . timer until Indav ore van b pt.intsbly shipped la the Murrsv and Carfleld plant that ;, year ago were considered waste Wtth the view of aiding In tho development of new mine and resource, for the state. he pany maintain a seolotlral and mining department to tha prospector la bringing hi mine to the producing stag. effort lo asslrt Ihe la7ge and ,W,rt0r ,n 11 kind Of dt- velopnirnl vrniutn 30 praciU-e- dvloped Av new year g alst wh.-- It I sZuinZSS orei .0 that the opei.im, ihelr operation at Reporter Offioe Legal Blanks of All Kinds Always .a conUna I c. E. RIFE , . Merl-tiiu- he was going to go about it, he I registered at a smart hotel. He Nine days lat- i hadn't much money. no had not he money with only jer which to pay his bill he didnt even l have enough to get his shirts back from the Chinese laundry where he had taken them. So he made a deal with the laun- , dryman. He'd work for 1 full day 11 deliveryman, in return for the return of his shirts. Two days later in a clean shirt he got n Job. . ment. Arriving in Hollywood be-fore the studio knew that she was1 there, she went into the first apart- ment house that she saw and took an apartment at $60 a month; and still lives there. She had to have a car, and bought one, for $75. Hollywood is shocked. But Miss Robson says that she has heard too many bitter tales of people who do things there. ; Madeleine Carroll who made a tour of New York s night clubs before ahe sailed for Europe, was MJ,he Si glamour girl ever Prmt' presented to (he king and queen of England at court. Whereupon Mary Pickford. now deeply engrossed in her cosmetic business, rose up to correct the impression. She not only was presented at court, she played a trick on the queen. Fearing that the rouge on her freshly made-u- p lips would stain tb flovs when ahe kissed It, she touched It with tho Up of her nose Instead. Neil ODonnn Mortuary ; t r t t if- i i f 4 a ode Survey No. 6466, and ,n ode' Survey No. 6771. 1 rea PpHd for. 1.078 acre, "4 K Ttntle Lodge The above described lode location A A. M.. mo 1 : huated in the Southeast Vi of 4th Tms'-'- I and Section 9. Township 10 South. Ranee each month at! I ' 2 West, Salt Lake Base and Meri- F. all. VlsithlW ' dlan, and is of record in the office era Invited to- of the County Recorder of Utah w. T. RILEY, W. I i County, Utah, and the nearest knowp JOHN F. ROWE, Sac---location are the above described Frac-fooliconflicting claims and Goshen Hon No. I and Goshen No. 3 lode rlhlnia. Survey No. 6448. and 8ur- Prize lode, Survey No. 6466. 1 direct that thin notice be pub-ga- y bhed Iu The Eureka Reporter, a nearest said published de mining claim, for a period of consecutive weeks. KUtKKA IJHKiE NO. 14 I A. S. BROWN. Meet Every Wednc .: Register. 7:30 P.M., I. O. O. F.FM thin D. Shields, Claimant's Attorney W 419 Judge Building tailing Brother Invited G. : N. ROSS. M. A. Salt Lake City Utah. HERBERT CURWIN, I First Pub. Oct. 31. 1940 Last Puh " Dec. 26. 1940.) 19 91 - sh ' 'f rJl Janet Gaynor was A.U lUS lift Ur root-- Iwmo per-- ' No Change In Price of Coal - ' ' ' We have a supply on hand and ns long as it lasts we will givJ cur customers the benefit of JTAcn flmUw mW mm- -d imim mrryUdy frmmpUy prwiuW sU ms prisma o marry Hok art ZayU immrdiorty uU4 Ant iMbawk dtrrei Crvm LrU to AmofcAU"jlM . . . Aw mnmUy IMl nwodura ro tow pro m fitir the old price. Mm ...if, iv.8. Us I' " UW hil vmiag ... ft,menpaufinhnOiopmmle riiitic Lumber Co Mtnhr , (h a no fi;s fit Uil a hie uerki run ion Unmdunyl iMiih FONES 36 and 228 . notf - ODDS PUBLIC day The report say that me half of this year'a taxes . dlsiric: and high acnoolv, lest to various liiih Khn-unit The report, which might- . of lained from the state tax cot bewtlll, th fiM,t that a m of- - in this the official survey on , b h d k flee, with magnetic variations at Id mX proper p dex 30 min East as follows: " Beginning at Corner No. 1 of Suilode mining claim. prise Fraction The Ladles Aid of the M.I' from which the southeast corner of wm hold its annual baiarr-- . Section 9, Township 10 South, Range lb:h, at the rhurch. Lund 2 West, Salt Lake Baae and served from 12 noon until I bear South 27 deg 58 min East 1260 feet, and running thenre st 290.8 feet to Corner No. 2 of Biljd surprise Fraction lode mining ram; thence North 4 deg 08 min Eaal gg0 feet t0 corner No. 3 of said purprHI Fraction lode mining claim; ibenre East 290.8 feet to Corner No 4 of said 4 Dignified Service Surprise Fraction lode min-- , Nominal Charge. jna claim: thence South 4 deg 08 n.in WeHt 6g0 fe(.t lo Corner No. PHONE 54 lhe plapp of ginning. Excepting and excluding thereCall Any Time Dt; from all that portion of the ground Night. hereinbefore described and embraced In Copnerlcaf No. 2 and Copper Itaf No. 3 lodes. Survey No. 6420; Ambulance Servii Cedar No. 10 lode. Survey No. 643L Desert No. 4 lode. Survey No. 6448 (Am.); except tract A; Surprint e Carried. It. plant, th maintains a rash market for of .......... st NOTARY reIeaM.d by ,he cumiwoli the othpr . body when Clrrulainr heater, Increan TVeeont Vane rr into. suaded to sign up to do Mayer-ling- " on tho nlr with William row-el- l, at new; also new garuge, She had broadcast only once r. ttiirtla prlter before, nbout n year and a half ago, Jamison. also on tho Radio theater. But the XV Fiver thought of tho vast unseen audience .FOR SXLK-Ilo- v'a hlcycl, almost new. Curryer l:- - terrified her. eluded. $20 cash. Mr. Tuit.ni Corcoran. Your correspondent, after appear- ing on Paul Wing's Spelling Bee and winning the large sum of $11.50, can I .understand how anybody could EFFICIENT liavc mike fright. l'Ull Property Taxes StaleM IjuiiI Orfiee, Salt loike City, Flah, OcIoInt 2K. It sure was a victory for some- I'iill Hid Grande EnTered in the poatofflci rska. Utah, as second da matter under the Aet nf R 1179. NOTICE OF APPLICATION PATENT. Flora Robson, the celebrated English actress whom you'll see also in "Wuthering Heights," didn't have to work for a laundryman to learn the value of money, she just knows it by instinct, and as a result her friends are aufTering no end of embarrass- - I' niuii : . gUidunce, dies broke on one of Ihe Head this surprising story gowns. 0f a remarkable career In the Am- -' erlcan Weekly, the magazine dls- trlbuted with next week's Los Ange-- - - NEW beds, springs, REPO! socialite under her Publlsbad on Thursday of m ,r at Eureka. Utak. C. E. RIFE, Editor and Pi,...-- . . . muRi-mllllonai- re l THIS tDlTON entitles the holder to 2.V reduction on any room at the rats as any room at tha rates aa advertised one coupon to the room EUREKA wj,0 a,0, up m,t, tt rochet from a $20 per week drug clerk to little-know- I i 50 Her nnuyumnd producer wometking to Mine ahiMil , . . fUSfiM non Id mrr drou in lU UcUl to them, frr l future Mm rut ime-fliUm, Wssiera Mawitapat llama. . Us" I k , PHONE 44 I |
