The Eureka Weekly Reporter began publishing in 1900. Late in 1903 the paper's name was changed to The Eureka Reporter.
The Utah Digital Newspapers Program would like to extend its most sincere thanks to the Tintic Mining Museum for the loan of their original newspapers for the creation of this collection.
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.
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From the November 20, 1903 issue:
Tintic Ore Shipment
The ore shipment from Tintic for the past week are as follows:
| Name of Mine | Carloads |
|---|---|
| Centennial Eureka | 34 |
| Yankee | 3 |
| Uncle Sam | 1 |
| Tetro | 3 |
| Richmond Anaconda | 1 |
| Gemini | 12 |
| Eagle & Blue Bell | 1 |
| Bullion Beck | 5 |
| South Swansea | 5 |
| Swansea | 3 |
| Dragon Iron Mine | 21 |
| LaClede | 1 |
| Star Cons | 2 |
| Black Jack, iron | 7 |
| Carisa | 3 |
| Lower Mammoth | 11 |
| Grand Central | 20 |
| Ajax | 2 |
| Total . . . 135 |
