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Show UTIHH o pp-- MtE 300 LKP- CITY., - Volume Eureka, Utah 84628 Seventy-Nin- e October 14, 1983 Number 41 20 Watt gives Coffliinissioneirs stay yes to stool mill At their meeting on Monday, Juab County Commissioners learned of plans by Silver Bell Joint Ventures to build a precious metal mill in West Juab County in the area bet-ween Silver City and Mammoth. The mining venture is a combined effort of the North Lily Mining Company and Tenhard Resources according to Dan Proctor, mining superintendent Silver Bell Joint Ventures will start work soon on the gold and silver recovery mill and it should be completed within 30 to 60 days after construction begins. It will first process tailings from the old Jesse Knight mine, says Mr. Proctor. That project will keep the mill busy for five to seven years. If -- used, however, he said. The commission agreed to abandon the county road and gave the "go ahead on construction of the mill, Other business discussed at the last meeting of the Juab County ' Commission included. the following: Informed Leora Christensen, secretary of the local senior citizens organization (East Juab), that the commission had contributed some $6,900 per year to the group for building space, electricity, etc. . - payment-in-lieu-of-taxe- . s, . other sources for metals are developed, the company will be operational for a much longer period of time. Commission Chairman Joseph Bernini said there are many mine dumps in the area where tailings can be obtained. Much of the mine tailings were dumped into sediment ponds. He added that there are other sources of precious metals un- b. Community Education Classes. Tintic District Board of Education c. West Desert High Now a will hold the October meeting next Member of Utah High School AcMonday, October 17. On the agenda will be these items tivities Association. of business: d. Approval of Callao School For derground. School Year. An audit report. This The mill will process 750 tons of Audit for Civil Rights. Desk e. Communications from board tailings a day to recover silver plus members. f. Policy on Pupil Accounting. some gold. check to g. Prayer in School - New approved Requirements Proctor said the mill will initially household- for free or reduced once Guideline. hire 50 workers, but if things go well, , , h. A Place Called School BYU more may be hired. Proposed reform of teacher October 19, 1983. Commissioner Bernini said the ration and teaching careers in i. Public Water Management -mill would be a big shot in the arm to uST West Desert Schools. and for Standards guidelines j. Transportation of Handicapped h unemployment students. Students. kto oreign t Standards and guidelines for Advanced Placement Programs. New proposed federal auditing requirements. Legislation on Necessary Existent holdings within their boundaries. Secretary Watt had withheld release of the funds pending congressional passage of a bill that overturns a 1982 ruling of the 6 Circuit Court of Appeals in Michigan. In that decision, the court held that Pilt funds were intended for the smallest units of local government rather than counties. Last year Utah ranked third in Pilt fund earnings, with a payment of $7.9 million, behind only that of California ($10.6 million) and New Mexico ($8.93 million). Juab County has received $258,639 payment fra: fiscal year 1983. of the In commemoration by county Tricentennial Year of German Following is ofa county u 1983 the breakdown to four German immigration to America studied in-li- eu Immigration in-lie- America, programs will be : presented to payments: Beaver, $203,363; Box Elder, examine the German immigration $163,248; Carbon, experience to Utah, says the Utah $746,666; Cache, $33,989; Davis, $317,823; Daggett, State Historical Society. $21,971; Duchesne, $363,133; Emery, Each program will include the $345,231; Garfield, $173,053 Grand, $307,132; Iron, $442,341; following presentations: I. Leaving the Homeland: The Background to Juab, $258,639; Kane, $189,591; Millard, $315,471; Morgan, $9,681; the German Immigration to Utah, of Professor Piute, $56,801; Rich, $93,911; Salt by Douglas Tobler, History, Brigham Young University. Lake, $54,059; San Juan, $357,937. Sanpete, Small Schools. mill will be built across the roadway. Bernini said the old highway was abandoned by the state 14 years ago and then became part of the county road system. It is no longer Utah Pilf funds Association representatives, Ora social services department. Mrs. Jane Steele, Chris Bowles and Martin is hiring a new part-tim- e Ramon Memmott. The commission worker, and she is requesting more agreed to pay $2,925 for the group to space for her department, Received two displays from Steve attend a convention which would Interior Secretary James G. Watt in18 of medical Boswell, president of the Nephi hours, provide released $8 million in Pilt funds to atChamber of Commerce. The struction for the members Utah this week, following displays were shown at the Utah tending. of Discussed with Joe Wankier the State Fair. One of the displays, congressional approval has been into that White legislation signed and featuring countys weed spraying program, designed by Jim The commissioners .directed the theme The Key County of law by President Reagan The or Wankier to return to the commission Utah, will hang in the foyer of the funds benefit counties will which with facts and figures on the cost of county center. The other, featuring Pilt Tintic District, will hang in the are deprived of business tax the spraying program, revenues because of large federal county recorders office. Die Auswanderung: German Immigration to Utah, by Douglas D. Alder, Professor of History and Honors Program Director, Utah II. Included in the Report of the Superintendent will be ' the following: a. Report on Mill Levies and Debt State University. Service Sevier, Washington, Wasatch, $596,131; $300,343; Wayne, Weber, 38,534. Total $8,156,154. German Speaking III. $467,917; $91,063; $361,724; Summit, $294,220; Tooele, Uintah, $527,905; Utah, $402,580; $621,697; Im- migrants in Utah: Aspects of Life in the New Home, meeting A brief meeting of Eureka City Council was held Tuesday evening with Mayor Fred Garbett presiding. Routine reports and regular was proclaimed by President Reagan as National Lunch October Week. On Wednesday, October 12th, parents, grandparents, and friends were invited to eat lunch with the students in the school cafeteria. About twenty parents joined the students that day for lunch. As a token of ap-predation to the lunch workers, Mildred Davis and Bernita Fields, for their work in the lunch cafeteria, the Eureka Elementary students and staff presented each of them with a small gift and a huge card made by Linda Jessup and the students. The card had been signed by every student in the elementary school. Mildred Davis has worked in the school cafeteria in the Untie School District for 33 years and Bernita Fields has been a lunch worker for the past 3 years. Many thanks to these ladies for a job well done every school day. 10-1- 4 business matters were heard and discussed. Effective January 1, 1984, Robert Brackenbury will be Building Inspector for Eureka City. At the close of the meeting, a dinner, hosted by the mayor and council, was held at the Pick N Shovel Restaurant. Mayor Garbett gave a few remarks of welcome and stated that the primary purpose of the gathering was to honor two outgoing councilmen, Ron Nelson and Don Giles. The two councilmen responded amid much applause for jobs well done. by Allan Kent Powell, Historian, Utah State Historical Society. The presentations will be followed by comments from German born members of the community and a question and discussion period. Admission for each program is free. The schedule is as follows: October 22, 1983 Conference the Ecdes 7:30 p.m. in Center, Utah State University. October Salt Lake 29, 1983 7:30 p.m. in the Utah State Historical Society, 300 Rio Grande (the old Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Station at 450 West and 300 South). Logan-Saturd- ay, City-Saturd- ay, -- Provo-Thursd- ay, 1983 - November 3, 7:30 p.m. in Room 321 of the Ernest L. October 28. Games begin at 9 a.m. in both the old and New Gyms with the Championship game being played at 6 p.m. in the New Gym. Teams from throughout the Region will be participating. Please come out and support us. Equalization dates set Wilkinson Center, Brigham Young University. Ogden-Frid- ay, November 4, 1983 . Attending and enjoying the 7:30 p.m. in the Museum delicious dinner were: Mayor and Auditorium, Ogden Union Station, Equalization will meet at the Courthouse in Eureka October 25, Mrs. Garbett, Mr. and Mrs. Ron 25th Street and Wall. These programs are sponsored by 1983, from 1 to 3 p.m. Questions Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Giles, Mr. German-America- n about property valuation may be and Mrs. Jay Evans, Mr. and Mrs. the Utah Tim Hannifin, Mrs. lone Ryan, Mr. Tricentennial Committee and the raised at this time. and Mrs. Joseph Bernini, Mrs. Utah State Historical Society with Equalization dates for Nephi are Alliene Farren, Mr. and Mrs. funds provided in part by the Utah October 24, 1983 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Michael Drussel, Mr. and Mrs. Endowment for the Humanities, a the Juab County Courthouse and George Gillespie, Mrs. Margaret state-base- d program of the National November 7, 1983 from 10 a.m. to 4 Endowment for the Humanities. p.m. Hyde, and Jerry Henderson. - |