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Show " ' - ' , :.. . , V i , ... .... j ...., , t. .. v,-- . - .: ...... .., V0L l BINGHAM CANYON UtAhTsATORDAyTjUNE 24. 1922. o DENVER & RIO GRANDE BRIDGE DANGEROUS At a meeting of the Town Board a resolution was passed requesting the Denver and Rio Grande to eleminafce a bridge ; crossing Main Street, No. 249 j- of the city, and owned by the railroad company. The point at which the bridge crosses is on a dangerous curve, and the road L ' has been narrowed up to such an extent that two vehicles cannot pass in safety, and where one cannot see the approach of the other, the city clerkhas advised the company. Centra! Bank of Bingham Friendliness and Mutual Interest are manifest characteristics of our Association with our customers.' We invite you to make full use of our facilities and com-- " plete banking service. ;., . "'V " f CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $70,000.00 c Jerome ' BOUKGAM) : The Old Time Meat Market at the old Stand where you can always rely on getting the BEST of MEATS, FISH and FOWL-- PHONE 5 !J- - ' ALWAYS THE BEST, i i Oscar Edstrom . Bring Your Shoes to the above for" r- -" f GOOD REPAIR WORK Established in BINGHAM in 1900 " Copperfield Candy Store Under the Management of JOHN RAGNO Candies and Soft Drinks -- ;j. : - A Specialty f Main Street " Copperfield, Utah SERVICE! The facilities which this bank offers to the banking public . , are of so many kinds that we can only menton a few of them to you. In renting safety deposit boxes, selling ex-change on distant points, selling steamship tickets, writ-ing insurance and conducting a general banking business we are supplying a large variety of wants. There are few people who do not need some kind of banking service in the course of a year, aiiu v Tvi" r ppreciatc your patron-- ' age, in whatever department of our businss it may be. We would like to have you visit us often, and get to feel perfectly at home in this bank. We cannot expect to give our best service in this community if we do not get ac-quainted with the people; and we want the people td get acquainted with us. Call on us whenever you are in need of anything in the banking line. Bingham State Bank JACK'S GREJL G. M. Gregory, Prop. We Serve the Best of Everything to Eat ! All Kinds of Soft Drinks 77 West 2nd South St. Salt Lake City Astement No. 29 SMUGGLER MINING COMPANY I'rlnlcpal Place of Business, I5ing-hain- , Utah. IiOrntfon of Mines, American Fork On n von. TTtnh New Sport Hats and Garden Hats ALL KINDS of LADIES SUPPLIES MRS. T. H. PARSONS "'' ' ' " ' "' '' : 4J( i in i. in urn mmtmmmmmttJKmmmmkZ Notice is hereby given that a meet-i- n of th Hoard of Directors of the SMIYMUER MINING CO., held on the --'Oth day of May 1922, Assessment No. 29, of c per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, issued and, outstanding, payable iinmed- - lately to the Secretary at his office at lSourwrd Apts, Bingham Canyo, Utah, Any stock upon which this assesflinent may remain unpaid on the 20th day of Juno J022, will be delin-quent and advertised for sale at pub-lic auction;' and Unless payment Is made before it will be sold vn the nth day of July 1022, at 12 o'clock noon, jit the Secretary's office to fay the tojrethw with th- - fOMs of; advertising and Vipns4 of sul. . I ( ' - ' ": ' MA or"KK.V. Don t Overlook H If thtt luUcriptlpo. If fHt . & art Id arretr remember that we ran always find 1 gooswefof i , t ' the MONEY I ARTIIUK C. COLE Attorney-At-Lav- r j JBingham Canyon, Utah s- - : j AvYocatd practicio in Corte dejrh ' St&ti Uniti in Corte pegh Stati ;. Utah 1 DEATH AND FUNERAL OF MRS. ATHA LEE Lydia E. Lee wife of Atha W. Lee and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hatt of Lark died in Bingham on Saturday last. Ser-vices were held at the L. D. S. Church on Tuesday The speak-ers who eulogized deceased were Bishop Wright, F. A. Miller and Mr. Turner. Suitable solos were sung by the Misses Phoebe and Anna Masters and Mrs. J. B. Myers. Interment was made in the Bing-ham cemetery. Funeral arrange-ments were successfully carried out by the Ed. O'Donnell Under-taking Co., under the supervision of W. Bowland. The pall bear-ers were: Ed. Shaw, Dan Fitz-gerald, A. J. Sorenson, Ed. Mar-tin, Jack Householder and Chas. Kelly. II Here for a Three Months Stay !f r,u GRAND CONCERT TO BE HELD IN BINGHAM P. A. Hyland, son of Mrs. John , Byrne of Copperfield, who has been studying vocal training in Boston for several months has , returned to camp and will with the Ladies of the St. Mary's ' Academy give one of the best concerts that Bingham people have had the pleasure of attend-ing for many a day. Mr. Hyland's ability is too well known for many enlogies from us and the St. Mary's young ladies in their . last program in camp sufficed to keep everybody talking for some : time. TJie funds will be used for painting and decorating the Holy Rosary Church of Bing-ham. ed employee! of the Utah Copper Co. Their many friends in camp wish them every success over the matrimonial sea. ANOTHER JUNE MARRIAGE Miss Fay Stewart a former school teacher of Bingham and Atha Williams were married at Salt Lake City on Friday last. The young couple are popular in camp and Mr. Williams is a trust- - BOY SCOUTS RETURN Under the supervision of Scout Master Rev. Lester Fagan and R. A. Ellis, thirteen Boy Scouts thoroughly enjoyed an 8 day vacation at Saratoga Springs. Although their diet did not consist entirely of fish and frog legs many were cooked and enjoyed. On Sunday the camp was vsited by a large num-ber of Bingham visitors who brought along some dainty sam-ples of home cooking to the Boys to remind' them of home, which were appreciated. Everyone re-turned fit and finer and with an admiration for their Bingham friends. BINGHAM SOCIETY, j Miss Pearl Mugfer, of Aspen, Colorado, is visiting her mother here. Miss Mugfer will spend her summer vacation in Bing-ham and will next fall return to Colorado, where she will attend school and study music j Miss Lilas McColeman spent the week end with her mother. Lilas is attending summer school in Salt Lake City and all her friends were very much pleased to see her. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Anderson and children, formerly of This-tle, Utah, have returned to Bingham where they will make their home. Miss Maude Welsh is planning to spend two weeks visiting: her sister, Mrs. Young, in Salt Creek, Wyoming. . . A - Mrs. William Swainston, of Coalville, Utah, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dewey Miller, of Bingham. Miss Mary Ellen Hyland has returned home, having attended St. Mary's Academy all last win-ter. All Miss Hyland's friends are overjoyed to welcome her home again. Miss Nora Carey has returned from a visit at Ogden. Miss Laveade Stokes is visit-ing Mrs. Arthur Cook, of Linde, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Miller were overjoyed at the arrival of a baby boy last Wednesday muraing. Mr. James Nerdin and family motored to Salt Lake last Wed-nesday. Th serious illness of a young-er sister compelled Miss Bryant, deaconess of the Methodist church to leave for her home this week. Miss Nellie Stevens deaconess of the M. E. church, has re-turned from a vacation through Oregon &nd California. Miss Mary Culletin is visiting her parents in Bingham. Mrs. Cain and her son, Paul, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Frazier of Bingham. Miss Jean Edwards left Satur-day to visit in Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Miller. Mrs. Ellen Stokes of Midvale visited with Mrs. Galleizza for a few days this week. Mrs. Nora Locks and brother, Wm. Ryan, of Denver, Colo, came to Bingham to visit their mother, Mrs. Otto Gaj?er, who is seriously ill at the Dr. F. E. Straup hospital. Mrs. Jean Allison of Los An-jrel- es has been visiting- - Mr. and Mrs. Francis Quinn the past week. ,r, Mrs. Jack . Stanford, of Salt Lake City is visiting her mother Mrs.' J. J. Doyle at the Elmertoh apartments this, week.' Mrs. J. Bbgan 'arid daughter nr? v4fll tin relatfVes I ia Park City. . : ,J m AUTO "BUG" GETS WRECK-E- D COMING FROM COPPERFIELD A bug coming from Copper-fiel- d and owned by John Hyland was wrecked on Wednesday eve-ning when it struck a Utah Cop-per bridge. The occupants of the bug were the Misses Ruby Knud-se- n, Mary Hyland, John Hyland and O. C. Jones, a locomotive en-gineer of the Utah Copper Co., Mrs. Jones is visiting with her folks at Emporia, Kansas and Mr. Jones had just mailed her a letter when he was invited and accepted a ride as far as Bing-ham. He was badly bruised and his shoulder was badly Sprained. Miss Ruby Knudsen was severely shocked and taken to the hospital, but is now rest-ing nicely at the home of her parents in Copperfield. John Hyland and Miss Mary Hyland the other occupants of the car were uninjured. TO THE MINING MEN OF BINGHAM We are trying our best to give the people of Bingham and dis-trict a news item every week of the shipments of each mining company. .... . , " GneraJ Manager Imer Pett has ' generously offered us the report of the Bingham Mines Co.'s ship-- ments this week. If the other Mining Companies would extend us the same courtesies we would appreciate them. Shipments This Week From Bingham Mines Bingham Mines 10 cars. Montana-Bingha-m Co. 12 cars. NEW POST OFFICE FOR BINGHAM PROPOSED Postmaster Archie Stewart has been requested by First As-sistant Postmaster General to furnish data for preapring esti-mates for a contemplated new Post office for Bingham. GETS JAIL SENTENCE In Judge Ephraim Hanson's division of the Third District Court at Salt Lake City on Mon-day Lesle D. Dillingham was per-mitted to plead guilty to a charge of petty larceny. He was impli-cated in the theft of $50 worth of machinery from The Bingham Galena Mining Co. on May the 12th. He was sentenced to serve five months in the county jail. OLD TIMER VISITS CAMP H. B. Richardson came in from British Columbia on Thursday morning and is now staying at the Bingham Hotel. Mr. Rich-ardson is a former Binghamite and can speak ably of the old mining days in Bingham. YOUNG STUDENT RE-- TURNS FROM THE EAST Joseph Hyland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hyland of Salt Lake City and a former resident of Bingham returned from Boston the past week. Mr. Hyland has completed a course of study at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his many friends wish him every' success. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Doyle and family sincerely thank all who participated in the search of the body of their son, by diving in the pond; also to those who sent such beautiful floral trib-utes and those who extended their sympathies. |