The Eureka Weekly Reporter began publishing in 1900. Late
in 1903 the paper's name was changed to The Eureka Reporter.
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The Eureka Reporter
Eureka in Juab County was the center of a strong mining industry.
Gold, lead, silver, copper, zinc, beryllium, limestone, shale, gypsum
and iron are all found within the county borders. Events in the
Tintic Mining District, including ore shipments, were often reported
on page one of The Eureka Reporter.
From the November 20, 1903 issue:
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Tintic Ore Shipment
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| The ore shipment from Tintic for the past week
are as follows: |
| Name of Mine |
Carloads
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|
Centennial Eureka
Yankee
Uncle Sam
Tetro
Richmond Anaconda
Gemini
Eagle & Blue Bell
Bullion Beck
South Swansea
Swansea
Dragon Iron Mine
LaClede
Star Cons
Black Jack, iron
Carisa
Lower Mammoth
Grand Central
Ajax
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34
3
1
3
1
12
1
5
5
3
21
1
2
7
3
11
20
2
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Total . . . 135
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