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Show Chips and Shavings Around Bingham The Utah Copper Club house is beginning to assume a pretty appearance, the gutterings and other decorations on the , roof which are of polished copper loom up fine in the sunlight. The building will be ready for occupancy by June. Health Officer Standish reports re-ports a number of cases of measles mea-sles in camp, most of the sickness sick-ness is located in Carr Fork. The Bingham Grocery which has been operating in the lower part of camp for a number of years have opened a branch store at the junction of Markham and Main streets. The building was formerly occupied by Jay Mitchell Mit-chell who operated the Community Commu-nity Store there. The Bingham Grocery are desirous that the people of Bingham compare the prices in their; stores in camp and give them a trial order . - Word was received from Butte City, Montana, on Tuesday morn ing informing Phil Culleton of the death of his brother, James, in that city. The cars owned by the Bingham Bing-ham Stage line are coming out of the garage one by one, looking spick and span after being overhauled over-hauled by painters, upholsterers and mechanics. Even the agent at the office, Frank Lohr, to be in unison, has donned a new spring suit. Don't send out of your county or State, when you can buy everything ev-erything in canvas at the Spere Tent and Awning Manufacturing Manufactur-ing Co., 270 South West Temple, Salt Lake City, who are specialists special-ists in camping outfits. Phone Was. 6365. Adv, The birthday party given at the California Hotel last week in honor of Bill Hurley was one of the biggest days the railroad men of camp have had for some time. A delightful luncheon was served and a good time enjoyed. Chris P Milonas filed a voluntary volun-tary petition in bankruptcy in the United States District court at Salt Lake City last week. He sets his assets at $1470 and his debts at $13,470. 1 Sidney Jenkins, salesman of the Western Barber Supply was arrested on Wednesday and fined for parking his car in a restricted restrict-ed district The Town Board at their meet ing on Wednesday of last week adopted new parking laws, the limit of parking cars will from now on be two hours, and all persons parking cars in places not designated will be arrested. Engineer T. Billings, of the Bingham Mines Co. was in camp on Wednesday inspecting some of the company's property here. W. J. Butt, who has been operating op-erating a lease under the United Unit-ed States Mining Co., for some time left camp this week for the coast where he will try and locate lo-cate himself a suitable home. The Eagle Pool Hall, is undergoing under-going a complete renovation, the front is being painted and the pool tables will all be recushioned and when complete will be one of the most up-to-date in town. Street Supervisor William Rob bins has had a number of men with machinery on the streets the past week cleaning off the snow and mud, a scraper was used effectively. The ninth annual Junior Prom will be given by the class of '25 at the Bingham . High School Gym on Friday, April the 25th. Music will be furnished by Pollock's Pol-lock's Famous Victorians. Members of the I. W. W. have invited the Rev. Elmer Goshen of Salt Lake to hold a public debate de-bate in Bingham. Before Judge E. E. Dudley a jury trial convicted A. McNeil and Dan Sullivan on a charge of intoxication. Sullivan was given giv-en thirty days in the county jail and McNeil was given a sixty day sentence. W. S. Dalton, of Salt Lake defended. Rosa Preloran was fined $50. for having three' cases of home I brew in her possession, the beer was confiscated. |