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Show CHIPS AHD SHAVINGS ARQUIID BICGHAM . Jack Crcigbton and Bill Col-ins, Col-ins, Bmgham's . accomplished fishermen, returned from Juab :ounty, where (tuy secured some very fine black bass, this. week. The Slocum boarding house, which has operated here) for some time, has been taken over by Mrs. joe Rodda of Copperfield. Mrs. Rodda will take charge of t building" as soob as it . has een thoroughly renovated. She will discontinue furnishing meals md will use the building exclusively exclu-sively as a rooming house. United States Marshal "Cap" Smith was a. business visitor here in Tuesday. "Cap" has a number num-ber of friends in camp who are always glad to give him the glad hand. II. W. Heagren of Salt Lake, representing .the'. Washington Fish Co. of Seattle, was in Bingham Bing-ham this week boosting his company's com-pany's goods. The Bingham Stage Line Ox have procured the plat of ground formerly occupied by the Bing-liam Bing-liam Hotel and are now filling in the old foundations preparatory prepara-tory to the erection of a new building for the stage line company. com-pany. According to Dr. Ingles-by, Ingles-by, the manager, it has not yet been decided what kind of a building will be erected there. Henry I. Moore and Walt Sloan of Salt Lake City were in camp on Tuesday, representing the Intermountain Development Company of Salt Lake. A first degree murder charge was made in a complaint issued by the county attorney on Monday Mon-day against Marganto Ponse, who shot and kled Catarino Martinez at Highland Boy on July 21. Martinez had been a resident of the Highland Boy since 1916. , Dniear Dragosavas, a native of Vrebac, Servia, about 40 years of age, and a resident of Bingham Bing-ham for the past twenty years, died at the County Hospital, Salt Lake City, on Friday last, of miner'3 consumption. Deceased had been employed in the mines f the Highland Boy district for many years and was much respected re-spected by his fellow employees. Funeral services were held from the Serbian Society hall at Highland High-land Boy, under the auspices of the local Serbian lodge. G. M. Tolemie, formerly connected con-nected with the Wagener Brewing Brew-ing Co. of Salt Lake, was in camp on Wednesday soliciting on behalf of the Los Angeles Brewing Brew-ing Company. The, out-of-doors concerts given by the Utah Copper Reed and Brass Band are much appreciated by the citizens of this great copper cop-per camp. P. J. O'Carroll and Joe Bush of Salt Lake have been in camp this week extolling the merits of i good lead mining property at Currie, Nevada. Since Dr. F. E, Straup ha3 taken charge of the Salt Lake County Hospital it has been ?iven a Class "A" rating by the American College of Surgeons. An inspection was recently made by representatives of the College (of Surgeons, which approved the hospital for the high rating. The j loctor is to be congratulated on his success. Tom May ne, one of Bingham's popular police officers, returned from a two weeks' motor trip thru the Yeliowst.me the past week. About twenty members of Bingham Post No. 30, American Legion, left here in the wee sma' hours of Thursday morning to (Onntinueil on I'aj;e f) I Art Sorensen, ' assistant chief, Theo Marx and Otto Lee as alternates. al-ternates. - Parley P. Christensen, candidate candi-date for the United States presidential presi-dential chair at the last general election, was in camp on Wednesday Wed-nesday and was kept pretty busy shaking hands with old-time acquaintances. August. It is an excellent magazine; mag-azine; full of pitby articles arid photographs. . Ex-Commissioner Hughes of Salt Lake ' has been here the past week in the interests of the "Warrenite Bithulithic Road Building Company. ' ' . (Continued from Page 1.) attend the state convention of the above order at Price on August Au-gust 3, 4 and 5. The dance at Society Hall tonight to-night should prove of interest, as the management has decided to give an imported fan to the ladies la-dies present. The new Imperial Jazz-hounds will furnish the music. mu-sic. , The town board at their regular regu-lar meeting on Wednesday appointed ap-pointed Councilor Boyd Barnard as a committee of one. to . meet Prominent visitors this week were Rev. Father Hagerty, vice-president vice-president of Columbia University; Univer-sity; Father McManus, chaplain of the Holy Cross Hospital; James J. Kearns and son, of Kearns, Idaho, who are popular sheepmen of that state, and Barney Bar-ney Quinn of Salt Lake. They were guests of Father Ryan of the Holy Rosary Church. The Bourgard meat market, which has been operating in this camp for a number of years, changed hands this week. Members of the newly organized organ-ized lodge known as the Security Secu-rity Benefit Association, held a picnic at Lagoon on Friday last. "The Monitor," a magazine published in the interests of the Mountain States Telephone Co., has just issued its number for J. D. Slack, general superintendent superinten-dent of the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad respecting the removal of the bridge across the canyon near the Bingham Coal and Lumber Company's property. The street is very narrow there and if the bridge could be removed re-moved the town board will be in a position to widtn the street. Roadmaster Robbins was advised to instal culverts to carry off water from the streets' in various va-rious parts of the town, also to repair the cement sidewalks in Markham. , Tony Obert of the Torino Soft Drink Parlor is spending a few weeks at the Glenwood Springs resort in Colorado. Twelve jurymen were examined exam-ined on Wednesday at Judge E. E. Dudley's court before a suitable four could be found to the satisfaction of Ray McCarty, assistant county attorney, and Attorney Allen of Salt Lake, to sit in the case of Tony New- house for having intoxicating liquor li-quor in his possession at the Highland Boy. George Wells, B. Yokum, J. W. Albright and John Hocking were the jury chosen, who disagreed as to the verdict, and the case was held over to a future date. The following members of No. 1 Fire Department were elected as delegates to the State Fir Convention to be held at Logan, August 13, 14, and 15. Chief Charles Kelly, Assistant Chief Carl Carlson, M. L. Jones, Art Macke, A. D. Anderson, and th No. 2 Department will be represented repre-sented by Ross Marriott, chief: |