The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-11
LARGE CROWD EXPECTED
Tintic Will Do Herself Proud on
"Smelter Day"-Committees
Are Working Hard.

Eureka, July Sit is expected that fully
2.0Oo people will attend the celebration of
the opening of the new Tintic smeIter on
''Smelter day on the 24th inst. Special
trains will be run over the Salt Lake
Route from Nephi. Provo and Salt Lake
City.
AT meeting of the Tintic Commercial
club, under whose auspices the celebra-
ton has been arranged. the various COM
mittees were appointed to perfect arrange
ments These committees are now work.
ing like beavers to make the affair a
grand success SO far the program has
not been definitely prepared. but il is
now settled that one of the features of
the day viii be brilliant illumination OF
Eureka peak in the evening, and another
feature will be an exhibit of the early
methods of mining in the district by three
or four of the Oldest working miners now
living.
IL is almost certain that Senator George
Sutherland. who was born and raised in
Silver City. will address the thronss that
are sure to be present His subject will
be ''Tintic in the Past" Uncle Jesse
Knight will furnish a speaker. who Will
talk OF "Tintic of the Future
Everything that possibly can be done
for the comfort of the visiting ladies, chill
6ren and old people is being perfected.
and a grand bowery for their special use
will be erected. There will also be about
three or four booths for the serving OF
refreshments during the day.
An information committee has been ap-
pointed in each of the camps of the dis
trict. with headquarters in each place
They are made up as follows;
Eureka-C. Z. Hush. Joseph Larson and
William Davis. with headquarters at the
Commercial club rooms.
MAMMOTH f. Dieh1. Charles Walsh
and Harry Elmer. with headquarters at
the Mammoth Record office
Silver City-George PaXman. j. NJ. Tay-
lor and Burt Brown, with headquarters at
the Paxman hotel
The above gentlemen will be only too
isxI. 40 fttgn Inflammation >.
who are not familiar with the camps. IN
regard to mines and prospects, and as 20
the manner of reaching them. ana they
will also see to Ii that all who wish 70 re-
main over night will be properly lodged.
A member from each committee Will De III
attendance at the Smelter during the en-
tire day. and will be in telephonic com
munication with the other members Wis
itors therefore will have no dlfflcuity IN
finding suitable quarters and they can
also get their excursion tickets eXtenueu
by paying the difference to the iocai
agents. !,
There is no reception committee, but IN
stead all the members of the Tintic Com,
mercfaI club have invited the citizens ana
all the members OF the din ;n.int 80 co'
societies throughout the district 70 CO.
operate with them and give the Visitors
the royal time of their lives
Arrangements are being mace lot the
attendance of the two bands OF the as
trict. the Eureka brass band and the
Mammoth silver band ,.
S,ommittees on decorations, refresh
ments and other minor matters necessary
To a complete success have been formed,
and they are making good progress WIFI
All trains will go direct to the smeiter
first and Immediately upon thelr arnvSl
the great barbecue will commence Fol
lowing this will come the exercises anu
the program. For the benefit OF the local
neople as well as the visitors. trains VIII
he run between the three points. Eureka,
Mammoth and Silver City. throughout the
DAY.