The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-24
ELKs OF TINTIc DISTRICT.
Elaborate Plans For Carrying Away
the Prize.
(Special to me HeraId7

ESPECIAL to The Herald
Eureka Utah. July 23.-When the sun
rises over Godiva Mountain on the morn
ING or the 9TH OF July, a herd of one
form OF the Rio Grande depot in this CITY
and will be loaded on the cars TO no
transported to Zion TO celebrate Purple
Ever since the Iodge's-Fintic lodge No.
nl, Is. 2. o. Reorganization on June 20
1901. 1t has enjoyed the reputation of at
tending all the doings of the order in the
state in larger numbers than any other
ana on TINS occasion they will endeavor
10 uphold this enviable reputation. Tin
tic intends to let every one know that
they VIII be in everything and even now
Thet greatest rivalry exists between Jim
Crooks and Hans Hassell as to who shall
be given the honor Of chief muIeteer in
the cares OF business do not weigh heav-
ily: Jim Crooks in his special rubber tired
bail bearing racing chariot can be seen
doing his regular try-out. the course be-
ing from his stables on Church street to
the Balhtnch mine and back. Hans Has
sen on the other hand considers that a
longer course is necessary to get his mule
Katrina into the best of racing trim and
farm at West Tintic and back. Hans is
sura he will be chosen to represent his
lodge and says he will be there with both
Till the recent strike was made in the
Lower Mammoth, Billy Ball was not sure
that he could attend He says there is
20 hot air in this strike and assures MS
that he will attend arrayed in purple and
u. A. Depue may not be permitted to at
tend, as he has gotten into bad company.
having gone to Los Angeles with one
Ed Pike, the smallest Elk in the world.
has already started. He started today
afoot at high noon. At present writing
p. m, he has not reached Homansvflle.
II is to be devoutly hoped that he will
get to Salt Lake in time. Ed always
was noted for promptness.
Exalted Ruler Fennef when. he awakes
from the effects of the last ball game
EOaE mill -
The crankiest Elk in the world, George
Mcclellan Hayes, promises to be good
He will receive at the Old Resort from
1890 a m tin II: AS D. m.
Colonel Dan Martin, who recently sold
his crop or sage brush on the Town View
ranch 40 the Tintic Range railway has
offered TO bet the whole proceeds upon
John Tecumseh Hayes of Mammoth is
also willing to bet what was left of his
wad last Sunday on the result.
Under assurances from No. IS that no
grating viii be allowed upon the unso-
phisticated members from the rural dis
trlcts; George Whitmore of Nephi has
Jim Barnard has been persuaded to
leave that $50. oo9. 600 body OF ore to take
q much needed holiday Dan Cronin and
Pres Stilman have guaranteed to re-
turn him safely to his charge.
As Jim Crooks mules name is not
Maud Jim Dunton has consented to go
along and care for il.
. d. ID. Hanks. who has recently received
very flattering reports from the Signal
Peak mine. feels now that he has money
to crernate in plenty and was heard TO say
that he would not miss the fun for
worlds
Sad to relate, Frank Higson. the ad-
vertiSing man, may not possibly be in a
fit state to go. This week he has worked
so hard posting the three posters No. So
sent him, that he is Frustrated by the
heat, he had to make a journey TO
Robinson and Silver City to see that the
posters were properly distributed
Treasurer Driscoll will bring back the
winnings of the mule in the u
box.
S. J. Schneiter will go along TO look
after the goat and last but not least
Frank Morley will be there with his dus-
ter