Pioneer Railroads Spurred Production of Utah Mines By °WITMER Depi:e early opposition to min- - 'rig in Utah—in favor of vitally eded agriculturarproducts and food history reveals that the first Utah territorial legislature in late 1852 memorialized congress on the urgency for a transcontinental railroad to develop the mineral and ether resources of Utah and Cali- fornia But the pioneers had to wait 'until 1859 for their first transcontinental railroad the Union Pacific was completed to Ogden almost four years after the start of construction at Omaha during the summer of 1865 Two months later the gold- en spike joining the Central (Southern) Pacific and the Union Pacific gave Utah rail service from both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts important in obtaining sup-- 1 plies and equipment for the mining Industry Natural offshoots from Ogden were the Utah Central railroad from Ogden to Salt Lake City' completed in 1870 and the Utah Southern reaching Provo in 1873 and Juab in 1879 More of the Utah Southern later Not of such Immediate Importance to Utah mining was the Utah Northern from Ogden north completed to Logan In 1873 Replaces Two Roads It was not until 1880 that offshoot Of the Union Pacific the Echo & Park City reached Park City to replace two roads coyering the distance from Echo to Park City the Summit County & Utah Eastern from Echo to Coalvi:le and from Coalville to Park City respectivelyIncidentally the abandonment of the much later (1890) completed Salt Lake & Eastern from Salt Lake City through Parley's canyon by the Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad leaves Park City with only the Echo & Park City now a branch of the Union Pacific as a rail outlet for ore and concentrates The first Utah railroad built for the direct benefit of a mining camp was'the American Fork railroad completed to Deer creek in American Fork canyon in 1872 and abandoned very soon although during the period 1870- 2880 the American Fork district shipped the largest tonnages In its history Although started In 1872 the Salt Lake Sevier Valley & Pioche railroad intended to serve the mines and reduction plants of Stockton and Ophir did not reach Stockton for several years In 1905 this road became part of the main line of the Angeles division of the (now) Union Pacific Tough Route to Alta The first railroad intended to serve die Alta mining district was the Wasatch & Jordan valley completed to Fairfield flat in 1873 to Alta soon afterward After tough going for any railroad this route NV LS abandoned during the 1880s from Alta to Wasatch A narrow-gaug- e road was built from Wasatch to Alta in 1918 after the camp's roost productive era had closed Next in chronological order was the Bingham & Camp Floyd railroad which reached Bingham canyOn from Sandy in 1874 This road was destined to carry the early heavy (at the time) tonnages from the Utah Copper mine until the Bingham & Garfield railway was constructed by the Utah Copper Co in 1911 The Bingham & Camp Floyd now the Bingham branch of the D & R G W continues im much-written-abo- 10-ye- portant in serving the other mines in Bingham Concerned mostly with transporting coal and supplies to the early coal mines of Utah the narrow gauge Utah & Pleasant Valley railroad was started in 1876 completed in 1879 to become part of the narrow gauge Rio Grande Western second transcontinental road to reach Utah in 1883 Important offshoots to mining camps from the Rio Grande Western came later the branch to Marysvale in 1809 the branch from Springville to Eureka and Mammoth in 1891 and the Salt Lake & Eastern from Salt Lake City to "Park City er ar Is LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids will be recalved by the Undersigned at the County Commission Chambers ta the City and County Building Salt Lake City Utah Until eleven o'clock A M on Monday the 26th day of May 1047 at which time vary will be publicly opened and read for the following: L Purniarang tabor and materials fat construction of sanitary stations in Ili) East Milicreek Park and (D) Draper Part according to plans and specifications adopted by true board of County Commissioners Copies of tile drawing specifications and Other documents are on the In the office of the halt Lake County Planning Department Room 307 City and County Butding Salt Lake City Utah where they may be inspected and where a liet of said documents may be ob Lained by the bidders upon a deposit of 11000 This deposit will be returned upon return of said documents in good condition within ten days alter receipt of bids 2 ?urnfilling labor and material for painting at Salt Lake County Shops and Garage at 4722 South State Street according to specifications On file in the office of the Salt Lake County Purchasing Room 207 City and County Agent Build inx Sett Lake CltY Utah L Purtishing labor and material for at bait take County Firs painting Station and House at 4722 South State Street according to specifics time on file in the office of the Salt Lase County Purchasing Arent acorn 207 City and County Build Mg Salt Lake City Utah IL Purvisling tabor and material fell remodeling Juvenile Court rooms on the 5th floor of the City and to County Building according plans and specifications adopted by Board of County Commtlethhthe era Copies of the drawings and specifications and other documents are on the in the office of Cart W NEW YORK STOCKS Jay Cooke Efforts ut an-Oth- NEW YORK May 24 (AP)—After Its the host recovery week since FebruarY otock market Saturday turned in a narrowly Irregular and sluggish peforrnance with dealings the slowest in three years Assorted pivotal' and specials made a fair amount of headway from the start of the short proceedings but many issues It limped into slightly lower territory wag the final Saturday eession until next October and board rooms as well as the exchange floor were opersely populated Transfers of 2:30000 shares compared with 980000 a week ago and were the smallest since May 13 1944 The week's agwas 5657270 shares gregate 6136245 in the onpreceding week against From Monday short covering and Investment demand lifted the eversges daily It wee the first week since last July without a single toeing 'eastern Purchasing wen based partly on a string of pleasing dividends and earnings in addition to the belief that the liat was substantially overSOM The Aesoc fated PrePS composite was unchanged ite4 4 603 but was up I8 on the week widest advance for any like period since that ending Feb 1 I C I 1A 141 fr SATURDAY'S — — — — — MRPS SATURDAY'S QUOTATIONS ISales! High Low Close Sales in 100s Amer Soperpowerl 11s 112 161AB 41 17 17 Bunker Hill & S 221 2974 29x 29 sig Cities Service Elec Bond & Stir' 171 1012 103x 10 11 1 a'S Mtn City Conoer 154 21 11 Nat Tun & Min I 11 8 8 8 SI Niag Hod Powell 11 3 14 314 314 Sug Total sales Saturday 70000 shares total stock sales year ago closed 1A4 Utah-Idah- I I Bingham Metals Bonanza Mining xBrintol Silver 1865-188- Quantity Gold oz 150837 Silver oz 33873227 Copper lba 3754194 Lead lbs 350713000 Total value 104 Crwn Zeill Curt-Wrdo A Deere & Co Dome Idne Doug Aire du Pt de N East Air 1 Eastm hod t El E'en Boat El Pwr & I Erie R R Evans Prod! Everanarp Value 3118096 40603492 1332730 19101134 $64155452 Quantity Gold oz 129508 Silver oz 56137249 Copper lbs 11830773 Lead 1bs 556310000 Total value 1890-190- Quantity Cold oz 858135 Silver oz 75346301 Copper lbs 47349628 Lead lbs 743792000 Value $17739206 53479478 6921016 28467212 PS-to- n Utah-Kestl- S L BANK CLEARINGS 744858945 502588455 4507525447 3339094204 $701269100 505249900 clearings Same day last year Week's clearings Same week last year Friday's bank debits same day last year 11 1 Bingham Kennecott Copper Corp 272 ears 5907 tons deny avereee: U R Mine Combined Metal Reduction Co 275 tone Eureka Chief Consolidated 33 ears Gemini 8 3 Fureita 111y 3 Eagle St BlUebell B11113011 3 Tintic Standard 3 Beck 1 Iron Blossom It Eureka Centennial Mammoth 5 SWittlgeg (Silver City) 3 Mountain View 1: New Diamond 2 Park City New Park 1720 tone: Park Titan Con440 snlidated 275 Park tons Silver King Coalition (concentrate) 445 tons Paturlay's 26 1014 1234 8 Tie 12 33 14 1 397n 15 54 6 37 9 51 2 4414 3 9 1 2814 5 284 2) Greyhound Gulf Oil itomestk B utlan Hudsit Sal Hupp lit Central i Ind Rayon - 3 2 5 1 10 29 9( 44 Kennecott Kresge 8 8 Kroger Co 1McN&14 Lockheed Loew' a Inc Lone Star Marsh Ild Martin GL McGraw El Melia Pore 31 1! 8 Mission C pfd Mont Ward Cor Murray Nash-Kel- e Nat Acme' Nat Biscuit Pepsi-Col- 814 51 1 104-- 11 1514 23 2! 28 3 36 1 Dairy 9 Distill Gypsm Lead P & L Penn RR 3514 421e 6 3 C Reg( Pack P A Param Park IR Penney J I 1112 4 21 2 62 1 25 7 15 3 3712 1 5134 4 3514 I 33 11 13 5 Pet NT C N A N Amer Nor Ohio OH P G L 14 414 2014 36 ' 1014 lii 2412 3114 101 4112 411 1114 t Nat Nat Nat Nat Nat Nat Nat 16144 4314 36 21 Interlake hit M & 0 N Can Int Paper Int T & J lk L stl Mid-- C 5341 2 7 G N Ry pf ORE SIIIMENTS Eureka Minell Eureka Standard GoIcL Chi in Great Western 351 61 2 2 5 23 1 7 2 4 all 20 3 10 1 3 8 C 95 a 29 1914 1612 27 12 1 vs 14 13 744 2412 1514 2244 35 34 544 5 al 5 26121 2612 1014 12 8 33 14 3974 54 36 10141- 12441 8 1a - 14 12 - 14 11 14 33 14 3974 54 37 51 4414 51 4414 3 12 3112 :1814 28711 3814 2844 6114 43143 36 141 4 14 414 20141 36 1014 2414 31 4112 11 29 3e 4444 35 4212 20141 1112 2012 6112 25 1114 2073 62 25 15 371 5134 35 14 1014- 24 14 1Z 114 Vs 1 (4- - z - - - 14 14 14 11141 447123- - 3524 4211 4 8 14 3714 514 35 12 33 1 i 1313 14 114 121 12 14 - 4 ai zbe 33112 13 si 51e4 10 15 234 2744 38 29 19 1674 27 12 1 1is 14 341 51114 1044 15 23 2744 36 29 19 16 2714 1 14 1412 131i vs 14 44 -- 1012 24 212 401I 1874 3012 3834 2314 53121 531- 53 2314 2374! 231s1- 5644! 561 564! 12 12 kit 33 4" Vi 34 3 Phelps Do NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 11 Phila Elee Sealed proposals will be received by Phillips 3 Pet! the Board of Education of the Granite Pub tiv NIt 11 41 School District up to 8 pm June 3 Pullman 77 23141 23141 23141" 1947 for the construction of a four-rooPure Oil ) 7741 8 20! addition to the Holladay Grade Red Corp 17121 Co Readg d 4580 School at South Twenty-thirEast' Rem Rnd I 512! 17121 87141 26 2714 Salt Lake City Utah Bids will be pub- Repub St 161 24 12 24 2414- 21 38 3814 38 licly opened at the Board's office at Rey Tob 131 3212 South State Street Salt Lake City Safewy St 2! 2114 2112 2134 2612 26 Utah at a pm June 3 1947 The right Schen DWI n't 33 32 34 t33' Ix reserved in the Board of Education to Sears Poen( I 12 1214 5 1114 Rfr any and all proposals A certified Seeger reject 1074 11 61 11 Serve Inc check of not less than 3 per cent of the Silv 412 414 mount of the bid drawn payable to SinclrK Coal 9 14414 14 14 1414 -4 81 14 34 N the order of the Board of Education of 144 14 36 3 3614 36 Pike the Granite School District shall ac-- I So 1 30 30 BY 3044 South acbid check The of the company the ern t 1 18 34 18 34 i 8 34 cepted bidder Johall be forfeited In case 8PerrY 944 9 Inc he fails or refuses to enter into the Spiegel S G&E S4 pl 20 i 19341 19 contract or put up th bond required Std Oil Call 61 5514 5514 5514 3914 Detailed instructions plans and spe- 1Std Oil Ind! 3914 39 6912 6914 6912 cifications and proposal blanks are on Std Oil NJ1 81 12 1112 12 file in the office of Young & Hansen St 0 17 14 174 1 7 74 Architects 516 Pacific National Life giudo R 714 8 3 8141 Mng1 Suneb 1 Building where they may be consulted Texas Co 6014 8014 6024 1 or secured for the purpose of bidding Tex G Siphl 4773 47 111 47141 20 on the General Contract work upon T Pao L T 29 20 11 1844 1931 11114depositing 65 00 to guarantee their re- T Wt A 0111 turn Said deposit will be refunded Tr & WCrp!Al 1111 1451s1 512 1415141- provided the plans and specifications 28 aii 28121 0Pox I 21SI 28 11 9714 are returned to the Architects In good Unw Carb 971214-11 20712 '2011S- 1order not later than the day following Un Oil Cal! 1271411271411271412 of Union Pee receipt propoeaL DON't SI 21'741 21241 2114- 1Un Alr L P BRJAN 21 183AI 'Sail IAN" i Aircr Un Clerk do pld 1l10elv10634 loF E m - i 14 14 LS 14 14 14 24 14 114 1 91 I ' 121 1 1 NO-TIC- by the undersigned until MondaytJune 2 1947 for the Installation of It neceaaary poles wires and floodlights for the lighting of the stadium at the Utah State Age Scott architect 617 Dooly college Plans and specificaSat Late City Utah where ricultural tions may be had at the office of the they may be tnimected and a set of buildings at the of said documents may be obtained superintendent from him for the bidders' use upon college will be opened In the office of a deposit of 12500 This depoelt theBids agent June 2 at 10 am purchasingcheck wilt be returned upon return of A for not less than certified ' such documents in good condition 5"0 of amount of the bid made within ten days after the receipt of payable the Utah to the State Agricultural the blebs must accompany the proposal An bids snail be made in s000rdance college we reserve the right to reject any with the provisions of the contract or all proposals documents on blanks furnished be the A JOHNSON ram Architects or the Salt Lake County Purchasing Agent Planning Department Or Salt Lake NOTICE OF SPECIAL County Purchasing Agent The bidders ahail accompany their bids by a bid STOCKHOLDERS MEETING TAKE NOTICE that a special meetguarantee in the &mount of five per cent of the bid which guarantee Is ing of the Stockholders of BENNETT to be forfeited should the bid be ao- MINING COMPANY (charter expired) cented and the bidder fail to execute the I! hereby called by the undersigned enntract and furnish an aeceptable per- stockholder owning more than twenty-fformanc bond in the full amount of ive per cent of the stock of said the bid corporation and will be held on The rum is rsaerved to reject any ot Thursday June 12 11447 at ten o'clock II twis AM at 920 Continental Bank BuildSOARD OP r70VNT1 COMMINAIONICRS ing Salt Lake City Utah for the CP SALT LA RS COUNTY purpose of electing officers and diBy GEG MORGAN recting them to convey the mining claims and properties of the company Chairman ALVDI LEDDINGTON In liquidation ot its business Attest: Dated this Pth day nf May1947 Clerk (Seal ) Of BRADLEY tint pnblication May 3 114? b nets LuraA M StocichsIders 1 tate at last pubUcaUoB Usy 22 1947 21 14 05 0'2 12 I 03 12 16 05 0312 05 OS 50 0312 16 3t 0312 28 0312 05 04 23 12 05 07 16 53 18 34 03 35 I 05 10 0412 28 12IA4 01 13 04 30 09 0314 0412 08 45 05 34 04 03 12 05 170 08 140 0412 03 03 15 i 155 644 14712 04 04 si 1312 02 37 06 07 05 1412 03 38 11 09 08 275 01 03 225 0212 06 24 25 0412 044 30 06 140 0612 425 55 130 041 276 50 05 051A 04 07 07 0412 04 0812 02)41 04141 00 02 09 0214 03 0214 02 041A1 05 300 0312 05 0212 27 100 07 03 0912 04 0314 04 06 350 108714 111212 ' UNLISTED STOCKS - al V I4 14 112 - lii 14 Bid xAmaig Sugar pM 950 “1$ aeon Wag ite Mach 40 xNat Tunnel Ile Mines! Ao 90 00 xljtah Fire ('lay )(Utah Pow li LA corn 2100 WOO gZ C M I xOperating Stock 12 Asked Is 9 75 50 1 10 70 00 I 22 00 91 00 I 3'4 33 Mi FRIDAY'S QUOTATIONS I Bid Asked corn $ 850 $ 970 3 34 2 20! 3 United Crp ar 3' 47 44 4714 4! 47 United do IA 950 975 4! 4312 43 4312 - 2s S Fri Oil 151 11 64114 400 42S 6412 Equity 8412 8 11 31 First Security Corp 31 34 31 5275 5400 Walgrn Co ( 71 1514 100 1512 1514 110 Independent Coal Warner B Mountain Fuel Supply 1475 12 11 28 v 2844 1525 2814 West A Bil 14 50 12 Utah Oil Refining 1500 2514 2514 25 Westg El J 13! 11 21 -- 14 Utah Home Fire Ina 7 19000 20000 21 21 White Mot 8 93 g 14 8! Utah Fund Willvs-O- v 8 7441 31 corn 22 00 44 44 Utah Pow & 44 Woolwrth 2125 8 25 3! 5712 Utah Southern Oil 5714 5714 775 Yngst S&T! 11 1612 1612 16121 Zenith Rad! Total 'sates Saturday 230000 shares week ago 978170 previous dav 680000: closed: two years ago 969850 CHICAGO STOCKS year ago Jan 1 to date 104891636: Year ago SATURDAY'S QUOTATIONS 165856502: two vears ago 155009013 'Sales' High Low Close ConwItt Edit 29 2874 Lib IvleN tteLibi 2001 8 I 84 33 33 accountant and Am-Sug- i 111 42 tt I CHIEF ACCOUNTANT for commissary Arabia assignment Age SO45 Large construction project Construction accounting experlence desirable Excellent base flue monthly bonus salary vacation pay upon completion and board and of contract lodging (Must have proof of Submit written citizenship) Bechtel experience resume International Corp 515 Market St room 220 San Fran- (5) to cisco U Sears-Roebu- 281 METAL MARKETS ' NEW YORK May 24 (UP)—Irollowing custom smelters prices SatUrday' cents per pound delivered metals otherwise usim designstitdelivered vs lies Copper— Electrolytic 2112 24 export fs New York 2344 Csistina fob refinery nominal lake vallee 21 to St Now Yrk 141W—common 15 Louis 14SO S7i: foreign gulf ports 134e 1312 nominal weRt ern' New York 11 Zine—Prime East St Louis 1012 foreign gulf ports 1044 tP 1114 nominal Salt t4kp aettlement pricesi—roppar sin° 2231 1es4 1 Sr for -C- 5220002100 strictly good $2350 and !common $1800 0 2150 good hell era $2000 0 $1500 011750 2200: strictly good $2250 and above Metillim $1700 eg 1950 continon $1400 et 1650 good cows $150001600 some on heifer order $1850 and up:: medium common to cutter $1050 $130041450 medium 01250: canners $800fe1000 to good Ibull! 1550 heavy $14000 weight beet 11111111 $1600 and above Veal-ere $1200 iv 1350 good to choice choice 52800 5225002500 strictly commedium to good $1800 220n mon $1500 en 1700 good to clinics feeder steers $160001800 stock calves $1700 01900 Hogs: For week recelpte 8689 Compared Friday last week hitcher t mostly 25c higher sows steady Week's and closing top $2450 on good to ichoice 180 to 240 lbs: 240 to 270 $'2400 270 to :too the $2300: over 300 lbs $2200 some extreme weights down to $2100 sows $1900 011950 choice light weights $2000 rough heavies down to $1850 and below Sheep For week receipts 7079 Prices mostly steady Good to choice native spring lambs $2100 0 2200 carloads quotable medium above: corn-MG- higher: medium and good $195002050: common $180001900 old crop shorn tenths made $1700101850: COMMOn and medium $1500 (rt 1650 common to Medium shorn ewen $400 eni 650 good and choic quoted $700 and above wooled ewee medium $700 td) 900 $4000 600 OGDEN May 24 For week receipta 2470 Good fed cattle scarce demand broad prices fully steady medium gradesd steady smote dull teern $2300 and weak few lots et 2350 bulk low to average good $2100 RP 27 5 common to medium $1600 ee 20700 $227510 strictly good heifers individuals bulk 2300 up to $2350 common to megood $2000 0 2200 dium $1500(01900 few $1400 good cows $1550 01700 medinm $1300 0 1500:- - cutter to common $100001250: canners 575041'950 good !bulls $1550 41)1660 medium to good $1:150 q 1500 common $1250 down: good to choice vealpre largely $2300 et 2600: few $2700 (au medium to good $1800 02250: 2725: cull to common $12004e1700 stockers and feeders rather active fully eteadv load good 702-lfeeder steers $1780 choice- quoted above $2000 part bed feeder buyer fleehy heifers to $2100 white-face277-l- b load pure-bre- d calves $2300: good to choice $1900 ff 2050: two loads stock oows and calves $12250 (fP $1:1300 a pair: few pairs $13500 Hogs: For week receipts 6031 tact Friday butchers mostly 25c higher sows steady to strong: considerable on butchers presmore weight heavy Week's and ringing top 180 to 240 lb hotchers $2450: 240 to 270 lbs $2400 2711 to 300 lbs $2300: 300 to 350 lbs e2200: come over 360 ibs flown to 52100: sows largely 11800 '4)1850 choice $1900 and above lightweights Sheep: For week receipts 14789 Mont of 'imply California on through billing Salable offerings from Idaho lamb poola In mixed consignments Fat lambs nominally strong to 50c higher: ewes about to medium eteedy good Idaho spring lamhe in part decks $2250 few head loads several $2300 Friday held above short deck merely good shorn $2350 old eroo lamb $1875 several bade good ehorn ewes! mostly No 2 pelts $775Th to good $685 Late Frimedium 5800: day three doubles of good and choice 94- lb Idaho storing lambs sold shout steady at 52333 while a deck of shorn ewes in the shipment made $775 111FNIIKR Ma v 23 with loot Friday fed steers 25e to 50e higher: choice light and medium nveights 52600: other hich good to to choice 2585:1 medium oversee good$24506e heifers 2425 Other good to 25c higher: ton $2100 $2450: $12400 choice medium $2180iie2425 (IP 2100: mined heifers end :cows $2050 all cow! steady: practical ton $1825 hulk roMMOn to good $145001750 bolk canners end cotters! 5110001400 bulls cennere othelly $900101000: to 25e $1 R00' prectieet ton 101775: strong to good bulk rnediUrri higher: $1550 calve! and vealera strong to $250 up: top on yealers $2450: most practicalcalves 52200 down:1 stockers and heavy feeders otrong to 25e higher medium to choice steers' $1700 qS2235 mixed yearlinge-12250: medium to good cown $1275 401425: medium to good heifers $17500 1950: short yearlinge $2050 good mixed relYea both eteer and heifer $2150 calves to $2100 but limiting &mice Itore-Rec- eints eatable: compared with !net Veldt) v1 herrown and title very Uneven good end choice 170 to 260 pounds oteruly to 25c highee: Hoots 50c tip: week and eintilne top $25 50: 'practical top late $25 25 over 270 pounds unevenly sows ateadv: 50e: enote $1 00 lower hest 51900:: other good and choice down to $1800 saloble eomparod with Sheep- -tact FridayReceipt!) wooled mostly 25c lower enrol 25e to slaughter 50c lower: meager to 50c lower: inuring lamb ouply steady ewee stonily: salable run seasonally very email with nothing offered at close: good and choice wooled slaughter lambs $2200: few loads nteditinl and good 512125 good end choice shorn tomtit' No 2 pelts $2180 best truck-In- s $2125 few yearlings shorted from lamb shipments wooled $15 00 01700 and shorn $13004 choice native spring 1600 $2375 good and choice wooled slaughter ewes beet recently shorn 5a75: $1000(41050: few good and choice shearing lambs top-goo- b d 51800 CHICAGO May 24 hogs 500 total 4500 (estimated) compared with week ago hogs steady to 50c lower: cows 50c to 75c oft comSe table cattle 500 (estimated) with week ago and choice pared fed steers and yearlings good including yearling heifers 500 to $100 higher: medium grades strong to 50c higher cows mostly 80c lower bulls 50c to $100 down vealers unevenly $100q1400 lower closing top choice vealers $2600: practical medium to good light vealers $2200 down to $1500 extreme top fed 'steers $2710: choice long yearlings $2650 choice heitere light yearlings $2800 1$2500 most good and choice steers and$2400 0 2650: ' with compara)'earlings ble heifers $2300 most beef 2500 cows $145001700 cutters $1375 down canners $1000 (01175 practical closing top heavy sausage bulle $1675 stock cattle strong to 25c higher at $1725 0 1950 on medium to good choice light stockers $2100002200grades comSalable sheep 100 (estimated) pared with week ago clipped lambs recovered early downturn to finish steady: three loads good and choice 97 to 100 pound fed clipped lambs with No 1 pelts 52175 and $2225 four loads medium to good 90 to 100 pound lambs No 1 pelts five 'loads $2000 qt2125 mostly good and choice 105 to 115 pound fed wooled lambs $2175 (r 2'200 load common woolskins $1725 good and choice shorn slaughter ewes $900 d (11 950 Hogs-Sa- lable PORTLAND none total none: for five days: Salable 1448: total 4525 for !week market mostly 50c lower late top '$2600 midweek high $262502850: most good to choice 185-24lb weights' at the top heavier and lighter weights penalized around $2: good 350-60lb sows $2000 ex)2100 lighter weights to $2100 choice feeder pigs up to $2600 with demand broad Cattle-Sal-able and total tone for five days: Salable 2015 total 2972: calves-Sal- able 505 total 716: compared week ago dry lot cattle mostly steady grass steers nearly steady all other classes 50e to $t lower most decline on grassy beef cows good fed steers $2250 et 2450: top $2500 for good to choice grades load brought to arrive at $2600 medium grass common down to steers $190002200 $1500 medium to good heifers $18000e 2300 common down to $1400: cutters to $1100 canner and cutter cows $1000 1150 late with shells downward to few fat dairy cows above $700 very $1200 common to mediuns grass cows largely $1300 (01550 few strictly good dry lot cows to $1800 good beef bulls up down to to $1800 early later $1750 medium to good sausage bulls $1500 Se 1850 good to choice venters around 11 lower to $2300 2500 but late undertone still weak Sheep-Sal- able and kite' none for five Salable 1777 total41146 compared days: older week ago spring lambs steady classes 50c to $1 lower grassy old crop lambs off most but ewes closed very dull $2000 (2100 good to choice' springers extreme $2150: common grades top shorn old crop lambs early $160001850 $1750 down late 'sales No 3 pelts $1200 (a)1300 $1650: shorn yearlings 650 early top good ewes late $600 $750 ) $AN FRANCISCO May 24 and total none: for five week 1900: ago: days compared Friday 50e lower closing top and bulk generally lb barrows and good to choice 1 0 180-300 lbs loads gilts $2500: nOnierous $2426 (tp 2450: odd good COWS $2100 meditirn to good feeder pigs $2850 g ge 3200 Cattle-Sat-able and total 4torie: salable for five days 1550: compared Friday week ago: medium to good steers and heifers good range cows 50c lower rnesteady: dium to canner cows 50c to $100 lower week's top half-loa- d sausage bullo steady fed steers $2400 megood 1218-1dium to good green steers 52035042150 two loads 1138 lbs $22 50: low medium grace 110 fern $200n to 20 5t1' three cars niediunt feeder heifers $18 50: bulk good few weighty rangy cov a S$15 5041600: hulk common to $16 Yottlig 970 lbs medium rows St 350 el I 5 On : bulk contour') stud cutter'' $800 (0'9 50: good beet' bulls 51700 medium sausage $1400 01550 Cooly's-Sal- able anti total none: selable for five days 400: around 5100 lower lb late hulk medium to choic 300-40- 0 scare calves choice $170001900: (AP-USD- 0 0 Cancellation of scheduled lectures by Dr Charles Easton Roth-we- ll former United Nations delegate and vice president of the Hoover Peace foundation Stanford university was announced Saturday by Rt Rev Arthur V Moulton retired Episcopal bishop of Utah when word was received that the former diplomat again had been taken Dr Rothwell originally was scheduled to give a series of lectures in the city early in May when he became ill resulting in the rescheduling of his talks for Sunday and Monday He notified church and university heads Satthat it would be impossible urday t t! for him to attend the local meetings A meeting of the groups which Kimball J Cranney Plans for Dr Rothwell's lecto expand food products :flent arranged tures will be held June 2 Notification of time and place will be announced when arrangements are Ex-Utah- n completed it was declared Joins Kays'vi lle Firm Kimball J Cranney former Salt Lake manager of the National Bissuit Co and subsequently assistant advertising manager at the general offices of the same firm in New York City has returned to Utah to become associated with N V (Hod) Sanders in the Clover Club Foods Co at Kaysville Mr Cranney a native of Logan arid graduate of Utah State Agricultural college started with the National Biscuit Co 20 years ago in Los Angeles He was transferred to Salt Lake City as special representative in 1936 and served successively as manager in 'Great Falls Mont manager in Salt Lake C Ity assistant merchandising manager and assistant advertising manager in New York City The Kaysville company now manufactures potato chips but Mr Cranney and Mr Sanders plan to go into other food lines soon INVESTING COMPANIES SATURDAY'S QUOTATIONS Bid Asked 3 R5 Affiliatod Fund Inc 421 Amor Bus Shares 49A 371 Dividend Shares 135 148 ' 5 59 First Mut Trust Frid 505 Fund Investors Inc 1361 1242 Keystone Catdn 2370 2599 do 1641 1797 do B4 844 928 do 12 68 1396 do 4 3811 421 Nationwide 13al Pnd 14 37 13 39 - B-- B-- 3 ' 8-- 2 N 4 n e i GRAIN FUTURES May 24 (Al')— Low Cols High $2 3512 $2161 $2141- $2 2 251 2 26 2 241 2 24 a4 Wheat: SePt Dee 2-- 221 17!“4 JUIN 164 147 Sept Dee May - Hurt In Truck Mishap Child S L 3 John Fred Par 4er son of Mr aild Mrs F J Parker 685 Bryan ave suffered bruises and shock Saturday noon when he ran into the side of a north- radio station ICALL will speak on "The World of Tomorrow" before Salt Lake Rotary club meeting Tuesday noon at Hotel Utah open 2 May Corn: Ted Lopez 23 Bingham was held Saturday in Salt Lake county jail for questioning In connection with the knifing of Juan Eduraca Bingham The victim is reported In "fair" condition in the Bingham hospital suffering from face arm and stomach cuts According to investigating officers Dan G Delaney Bingham patrolman and R J Contratto Salt Lake county deputy sheriff the knifing took place Friday mid night in Bingham business district It resulted from an argument over financial matters they said Sets Radio Talk Rotary Alvin G Pack manager of 793 477 1547 2804 2105 1873 718t 1439 260S 1925 1716 "Stk For-Pr- eql CHICAGO " 2 221i 218A4 1 7811 1651 1 147 144 Oats: Jute 894 221 222 2171 1741 1631 16512 1471 144 884 7914 RI MARRIAGE LICENSES Salt Lake County ElliP110 Baldint legal age Valentina Salt Lake: Hazel Gould Anderson legal age Salt Lake c13 Daniel ('rumba 27 Pt Duel 2000 OM 1I13 DUOS 24 Lafayette La 1985 '2000 Aurelius Peter Rasmussen Jr 26 Mid vale: Intel Mahoney 22 Ididvale CHICAGO CHICAGO May 24 (AP)—Hain In southSnarr Leatpr 20 Murray: Darrell western areas where moisture is no longer Margaret May Thomas 16 Magna needed and announcement of supplemental Are' Miller VA Vernal export allocations gave a firm undertone Thelma Jane Meadows 20 salt Lake to dealings on the hoard of trade Saturday more 2c led the upturn Jumping than Corn Keith Temple Swift 28 Pall Lake A good demand again developed for Nellie June CISPP 21 Salt Lake City lard although there was aome profit-takin- g toward the close which reduced extreme Salt Lake City Jnoeph Fred Weleh 26 Lake to hundred a 65c 25 finished Lard City gains Elsie Dekleva 28 Salt pounds higher after an advance of $2 the Salt 22 Richard Wellesley Turville daily limit Friday to 116c Lake City: At the close wheat was 3 Lake Salt 16 was Von corn Barnett La higher July S23623814 o 1784 CityShirley to higher July anti oats were Y2 to le higher July 89ec Max Harold BlgIer 22 Murray nnCCLL 89 Connie JklIzabeta Zdarchant 00 Donald Ws 'Mies Benson 21 Alpina PRODUCE MARKET Jo Ana Crenee 17 Pleasant Grove ktonutacturer to Beton Stores Thebard Milton Iranian 34 San Fra13 Egg§ deco Allen baa Nicolas Flores 29 Vallejo Grade A largo 5502 57s: medium 52 056c B Grotto large 48 ("52o: roodlum 4843 Yobn Rubin Young 48 Salt Lake City: gutter Clarice Afton Colo 37 salt Lake City Ninety-thre- e !core 670: 92 ocorikl 66c: (do 90 score 63 65c Bradford Hunt Allen 24 Salt Lake Cheer City Bonnie Yvonne Bo3d 19 Salt Lake Twenty-fou- r pound triplets 34 ft 35c 12loaf city pound longhorns' 35U36c 3540 36c William Leland Maushan 20 gall Lake City: 19 Salt Lake METAL QUOTATIONS Hope Eleane Dortorh By J A ilogie & Co BrokeNre 2150e City Copper Thorium Lynn Jesoop 22 Hyrum Cache 1500c Lead 10 50c county: Zinc 22 Huntsville Weber Janice 90125c county Jude Carter Silver Scott GHers snow 25 Salt Lake: Ada Bernice Newbold 25 Salt Lake week for five day 5800: compared Fridaychoice few Salt Lakes ago: spring lambs steady: Cyril Everpts snarr 25 Lake to choice $2050 good $2175: bulk Peggy KWIaa 20 salt common under 55 lbs te2100: cull andmedium to good shorn Floyd Parsons 20 pelt Lake: $1200 0 1600: Bernice Coon Hunt 27 Salt Lake lambs 51800 CP1900: shorn ewes' $100 lower: extreme top good $650: bulk meRoy Dean Williams 26 Salt take! dium $450tp550: cull to common $225 Ruth Alberta Hughes 26 Salt Lake 300 7234 S0310 t 77 733a 20 45 '20 85 20 50 GRAIN a Iit 5alt gakt Trriburte STATISTICS 0000ftAkv4t- - h00eget Salt Lake City Walker— Rodney Wilson and Hendricks 721 Hawthorne ave Georgia goo May 2 Van Wagoner—Blaine and Fero Burch Midvale son May 5 Tolman—aeon Boi liter and Lila Ver Dean Robinson 90 E South avg South Salt Lake daughter MayGate 4 Rolm II—Lawrence Ve Iva Francis and Marene Stevenson 1215 L 13tn South daughter May 5 mogemo—Richard Patrick and Violet Co henna 150 E eiouth Temple ion May 4 Koenig — 'Torbert Henry and Mildred Judd 2056 Hubbard st daughtar May 3 Krause—Ronald Lars and Vivian PrItch ett 1526-10t- h East son May 2 Rudd—Arthur Richard and Jun Claire Jorgensen 51 Boulevard gardens son May 5 Ray—Louis S and Myrtle Althea son h ave son May 2 Pedersen—Le Roy Benjamin and Leone Eidman 1301 S State daughter May 5 Webb and Janice Matber Moffat—Ralph 14S6 E 3350 South May S Milner—William Heber and 1773 Wilson ave aon May 3Janet Jarvta Harper—Res Earl and Donna G1144s 1651-t-litEast May 12 Cardon—Junin daughter Wilburn and Juna La Von Cruser 1470 8 Main daughwer May 12 Filthier—Robert Earl and 167 0 it daughter May 5 Phyllis Kiddie nonner—Wayna Garth and Maxine Hen no f pr 1147 RaMOrla aye daughter May In Wood and Ruth Macke''' Chants—James 1819-0tEast daughter May IS Wood—Eugene anti Evelyn Bringhuret 4755 Rainbow dr Murray son Mar 13 11:n13ter—Max Kirkham and Iran Butler Smith 324 Hollywood ava daughter May 14 Ferris—Grover Leslie and rna Roth McDonald 27 W Harris ave eon May 12 and Dorathe Lea Raealey Kavsville daughter May 13 Wlillam and Irian-ItPettey—Vrtuchn Branch 777 ave daughter Mae 14 Plant—Josenh William Jr and Helen Elizabeth Affleck h ave ION Slav 14 Ntills—Rruce Ralph and Glad "hers Olsen 955 Garfield May 13 linford—nuarte Hodges and Mary Elien McDonald 153-7tEast son May 13 Beer—Lyle Alwin and Eleanor Mtldrtwl Harrison 24S9 Alden st daughter May13 Revan—Ross Junior and Donna Jean Metiers 3172-10tEast May 14 Thomas—Neil Sherwin daughter Louise Nor ton 21 W 17th South sonandMay 17 Floyd — Arthur Emanuel and Bernie Dahl" 1974 Hollywood ave son May 16 Duffin—Owen and Blanche Elise Law- RAM 2026 ave Herbert daughter MA' 17 irhytrituit—Ttmor Row and Virginia Irthel Skidmore 2040 Redondo ave daughter Mos l6 Du Role — Cleveland and Peitteeta Al Ine Pearson Too" le Ann May le Bellamy flidney John and La Vern 'Prance' Pia 1263 F 21st South daughter May 15 irkoodoiii—Wilfard Woodruff rid nor-roi- ly 1nrter 2552 Hartford at- - daughter Mae 14 Kaffle4-4- P4 Arlo and Colleen Pollock Garfield eon Mar 10 gneery--n- rin Thornnen and Thnroll 1209 Stringham aye lite ftnnhig daughter Matt 13 Lontr—T-TowairClarence and TAVon Gilson 150 N Main WM May 13 Bytheway—Thomas Moors and Ptnelli Jewett Braman 535 Center t daughter Mar 14 Taxman — Lama r ranee and Mato neon Goat eon Stadium village Mar 13 Grohnm—lCeith Bowman and Jane Burton 2(379 Peverly st Mav S Parker—Gail Ashton danghtrr and Virvinia Morris 4573 13nit rider et dauthier MeV 12 Allen—Potter? Benton nd 3M Howie 1214 E 'South son May 4 nderon—Faret Georea and Tern Louise Nelon Woode Crout son Maw 1 Reneon—Dan T end clartipts Jane Monteomare ramt son Anvil an Rehnenhala—RaInh Edrar and Barbara 322-10t- 114311 511-12t- h h 1t h GifildnImnannrs—ownTTa6rriegn 78thn Natn'Acitte asortirtNwcatyr115i Tifaimrren 21555th Eartonn Mar 12- Bith—irted41( Wentiil snit Jannis Tttrile Pears 825 Grand et daueliEr Mar 15 3"suk ph and TAVtmo aivey ‘trivin 3377 R ettt! 2nd West daughter Nlae Vic Caombe--X'ann- altit TA varn Hates 2305 Highland Tnry dr "014 Mar In lrart and Era TPItan Cow' nn 183 E Whitiork ave daughter May 1 3 - rred Pttit and' !iTnrma Barrett Good danehter Iffir 10 Stpt vnpr ind Join Miry rZriwi'l- t11 2 V" dauchtar Mil 1i 2c IN'nellee—uarre1-turne- s and SyNist NsMe 175 E 24th South daughter stay Durk worth—Georro Wiillom and rtnenni chanman Mstma diutettrr Mar 15 Jorner---tonmT)4von and tutils "nl 1035 W 33rd South daughter May colarer 17 Ti 13 Tans—Robert Inonard and INnmma sritrvihTeRyarni3ndslitvir'1:14:timTernICOpIrre anna?11 Ivne Mv 15 Tardy 1802 Douglas at 4auchter Slaynri-Nnea- re Thrills and Tuna ArtoTtit TA Men rP 11 n gton Pavia eOurt-danchtsr Mew IrT linteher—'rhoodnra ehoteati and romma rhrtmensen 922 Edison lot daugtt V 12 ter skasaa-----Taran44 Walto1 JPOrtirl Xt"c 1 W Pith lannth ann May It JT anA T01134 JØn1 BrOwOrt 928 ItenTington ave pop May l'rn art1 VOiltrt Emert Ptera 308 S P400 Armt - dnuirhter ItO4May 12 rtariNtra Grant Jorertelsyt—RogejOtri Motattery 333 E 4th South ans Mar' 14 Miltor—lohn an-- 'Wm' Johnson Meg Main st ann April 2R Frank and retrAll BIftnknihlpjg Julia Pratte Rinrharn daughter May 10 Morris--DouT Tornel and Norma roan Gudmundseth 2153-7t- h Eaat Inti Mar 12 West—William Enowittm and IrTereve rnnw-- 1 Howells 1892 Eunnyaids foe May II Ridd—Jamen 'mini Ind Dorotlre rtt TIE beth MI tehell 2030-11t- h East sort May 12 Rrhindler—neThert Rae and Ethel torWhie 256 N 6th West daughter r 4 cominly--rlwotr- gta r Mar Msv 14 it ' eget INTERMOUNTAIN WEATHER TELEX Heathy Aid One-poo- to Salt Lake City and vicinity—Variable high cloudiness fair weathet Sunday and Monday:Slightly warmer Sunday afternoon with high temperature 86 and low temperature Monday morning 52 Utah—Afternoon cloudiness in south portion and variable high Temperatmr Chart cloudiness elsewhere Otherwise High Low Prig Monand 76 46 weather Albuquerau fair Sunday 09 84 65 illtslamnatrack: N D warmer Somewhat 01 49 70 Sunday day 85 51 afternoon with high tempera- 1300ron 85 55 70 29 hire 78 to 88 and 97 in Dixie rgg7ex4w 64 32 60 43 Tr M o n ea y Chicago ' ' Low temperature 23 64 81 Covington ' — 64 39 'Denver 40 50 to morning mostly 30 60 49 07 68 41 Idaho — Continue& fair and reutirot M n n 45 100 73 warmer Sunday Monday fair mnifeJguaanction 45 l' 74 56 Tr but cooler in western part High Miamirngeles 80 77 05 i 72 44 Minneapolis Sunday 84 to 88 1 ii 70 85 ils1:ww 4) Ireirj i t 78 SO Tr y Wyoming—Partly cloudy Sun19 47 ()Eden day High Sunday 65 to 75 22 60 54 Oklahoma City 67 64 Nevada—Clear Sunday except Omaha 99 64 Phoenix 80 40 Pocatello occasional high cloudiness Lit- - Portland 84 58 80 41 plxmo tie change In temperature 88 48 rieoenit: ST 35 03 Fair weather and risingjemSpring" 82 46 1:111inetniaoirport 88 64 62 peratures were general through-pgin- t 72 Si) Diego out the intermountain region S ant VirtilleiPICO 0 i 47 SO 57 Tr Saturday afternoon A f e wtit' lot 54 widely scattered showers oc- "RI 41 Sheridan RT ST curred in Montana east of the wlitnstonn:ci telttataat 248hoillifLak4riuordat ehej Teripmilatiotnmfiner of no divide but precipitation Mrary)1121?t:nnaceotiinmf I: notty" any significance occurred else- - 111ftcizacytionlf30r 1948 12 84: accumillauve excesti 1 89 where in the intermountain fultiriee Sunday 5:03: sunset 7:47 ink- x TELEMOLD Other-wir- e Invisible Ear-Pie- ce Tiny tiny TELEX brings you back to the world of sounds clearly beard And TELEMOLD - t 4 hides your secret i 11A)0111 - or - d swoa '" § 4 M IIILEX - 11 Expert ed ma xim um mum 62 68 tc Pec tad m A"Ak AO teireorochotwa HIARING CENTER I Please send PRIM fnider nn tha and TILLEMOLD No obittatson Nam Addrem I area ITC Ltre t 1111A1161110 1 moat galabls 0116040 y BIRTILS II IL TLZX Stat- e-- City 11616MI PI Salt Laic MOS Rig CO City 'Utah I 0''AItak 87 Sunday May 25 1947 r 176441 142 1144 STATISTICS 1 2181 145 89 sit 801 7914 Sept Dee 76 bill 77 64 74 May Lard: 2t 21(w) July 2100 2135 Sept OM 201 Nov —2075 b and totals 14 Putnend (0) Fund Russell Berg Fund Union Pt Stics lend Wellington Fund go-25- late See NT Bingham Suspect Held in Kiiifiiig bound government truck driven bq J E Furrey 42 647 E 9th South police reports showed ofAccording to investigating ficers the mishap occurred at 7th East near Bryan' ave No citations were issued I t OVER THE COUNTER 14 LAKE CITY May 24 (Utahattle: For week receipts 1831 broad for light supply desirable 541c to 75c higher other grades grades to Good steers largely 50c up strung Demand and "68ATERD AY'S SALES Operating Companies Moscow: 2000 at 5e NPW Park 100 at $150 North Lily 200 at 66c Silver Shield 1000 at 5e Tintic Lead 200 at 25c Nonoperating Companies Cardiff 1000 at 9e Indian Queen 2000 at 112e Miller Hill 1000 at 534c ASSESSMENT Slivef Shield 1c: delinquent date June 16 1947: sale date July 10 1947 Trading aasessment paid since May 6 DIVIDENDS New Park 4e: holders of record May 23 1947: payable June 14 1947 Utah Power and Light common 30c holders of record June 5 1947 payable July 1 1947 Operating sales 3500 nonoperating sales 4000 ! Bldg will be revolted to Lily Majestic sOhlo Copper Park Bingham )(Park City Con Park Konold Pa rk Nelson Park Premier xPark Utah Pioche Bristol Plumbic Mines sPilitus xPrince Con )(Prosper Rico Argentine "— Royston Coalition xSilver King Coal Silver King West xSilver Shield )(Silver Standard Sioux Mines South Iron Blossom South Standard Swanotea Con Tar Baby Tintic Central sTintic Lead xTintic Standard Union Chief Utah Con xLItah-WyCon 011 Victor Con xWestern Alloys West Toledo gWilbert gYankes Con Zums zUtahfdaho Bug corn 'Edo pfd xOperating Stock 18 23 I nt 06 06 22 18 06 16 03 05 18 07 05 07 02 20 03 0334 35 05 o3 02 04 North o 111 24 12 1514 22 35 5 14 514 1014 1012 s 2424 2412 212 212 40 40 1814 187a 30 29 3814 38 23141 2314 17-1- 14 24 12 12 - 1314s 7 7 24 1514 2212 35 1 125 51 4411 004 11 )(New 14 14 - 15112 XGrand Nilorn Silver XIlowell Indian Queen Kennebec Kentucky Utah Keystone Lft keside Monarch x Leonora sLittle May Ma gnolia Lead )(Mammoth Hill )(Miners ilold Missouri Monarch 'Nevada Metal NA ildrivr JtNew Park 14 12 121!ail12 4112 8 4S e )(Moscow Mt CitY Conner Miolintain VIOW 6 6112 43 t4 36 14 121 24 - 110 - (4- Gra-Paig- e Total value $106606912 Note: No zinc Iproduction recorded until after 1900 And it must be remembered that the pioneer railroaders fought many a hard battle with the elements grades and primitive locomotives to get the ore and concentrates to destination - Lis 412 2 1412 biI I 3312 33 12 3312 - 12 18 12 1812 1812 4 61 48 4712 4712 - 12 - 12 178 176 176 81 1912 1914 1912 ss- 81 45 4512 45121– 14 5134 5134- i- 14 11 51 12 1114 1114 11141“-1-- 21 1314 14 1312 1312 9 14 9 251 914 11 21 21 21 1– 14 - 12 61 151s 15 15 3! 3514 3514- - VA 11 47 14 47 47 Gen Motors Giidden Co Goodrich Goodyear 0 Metal 10 Mr Value terns orris T & $ 2677184 Fruehauf ItI Bakn 58511209 Gen Bronzet 1695956 Gen Gen Cable E lee 24216680 Gen Gen Foods 87101029 25441 25241 Ii 4210— 4241 14 141214-- 31 Au-L- 1880 -- 1890 Metal )(Chief Con )(Clayton Silver xColorado Con Columbus Revall 6 grombined Metals gComet Coalition )(Commonwealth Lead Crearent Lagla Oil Croft Crown Point 'Leona Eureka )(Dragon East Crown Point gEast Sin nda rd East Tintic Coalition' )(East Utah Empire Mines sEureka Bullion zEureka Lilly Con 0: 1865 - 1880 Metal Cardiff Central Standard 84LT Usua Corn-Oar- QUOTATIONS Bid Asked 07 IS 09 $ 05 0412 02 0312 10 06142' 06 10 09 09 0712 BAr Mill Colg-P-- 1890-190- I SATURDAY'S I 0- o Salt Lake Stocks 1- 1880-189- — NEW YORK CURB Borg-Wr- n Z-- L I QUOTATIONS I Net Sales In 'Salami dine $1000 Am & 1r P 5s 2030 31071:4 2 129 le2 A T S le 4s 95 rt 7 tt 5 14 5a 95 11 0 H & 0 cv 89 14 361i 2 9514 34 Can P 4n perp 14 b4 14 CM8PP cv 41s 2944 C 11 1 P r 4s 34 as M 4134 11 14 D & 11(1W In 412 2018 413'4 1 10831i Vi Det Ed 3s 70 1 C 43 68 Ini 7214 14 8 M4s 9i I 10 4434 M K T ist 4s 90 2 7 4 Its It Mo Pao 514s 49 29 17 Mo Pao 5s 7R C 13 67 1 6612 Mo Pao 5a 80 H 11 471 20121- Mo Pao g 4s 75 151105341 Nat Steel 3s 63 ' 1FI N 5s 2013 7834'- ' 27 887!it N Y C 41is 2913 9 6714- N Y C en 4s 98 N YNHH 412s 87 3 31 Penn RR 3110i 52 2100 trin Pax 4112 7 96 Ore 77 1 94 58 south Ry 4SVa 4e 1 s 50 tVest Un 8716 - 14 11 631 Will Cent 4 49 Final Bond Snips: satorday $1043500 ago $2previous day $3340000 week 732000: year ago closed: two years ago to date $431799j $5203000 January two years 900 year ago $621879600 ago $1219178310 144 -- - I I ' Yer SATURDAY'S QUOTATIONS Getting back to the Utah South- Sales in Net ern railroad the story of its ex- Hundreds ISalesi High Low Close r Chg tension to Milford and the Horn Adme Esti! 11 143111 34311 141 11 32 kit 14 Allied Btre! 32 silver mine in 1880 mainly through Allis-2 3214-- Mfg! the efforts of Jay Cooke and of- Am Airing! 14 9 11 321 32841 28 Distill! ficials of the Mormon church is Am Amer Loco' 4i 2014 familiar to the older generation of Am 81 10121 P 10241 101214-- 12 13311 t Am R & $S 121 132411 'Mahn& 14 8 26 IA 1312! 2614 Am Roll Am T & T 91183 Not to be outdone by the Rio Am 11 Tob 7 6 6614 Grande Western the Utah South- Am W Wks 41 1314 1314 1314 - 14 35 ern by this time part of the Anton 3514 35 Cop 141 7 1084 10 & Co Arm 10 Union Pacific in 1883 built the 3 7112 71 14 T & 8 kr 7112 St 2 Ati Cst 48 46 46 Western from Lehl Salt Lake 3 22 7B 221 22 Atlas Corp to Mammoth Silver City and Eu- Ave° Mfg 171 5 14 5 51 31 18 Bald Loco 177s 176 - 33 reka 8 9 Bait & 0 8141 131 51 23 23 Barns Oil The last of the courageously But 231 11 16 16 Jr Wks) 116 conceived railroads built to mines Bo fix Avial 2: 29 29141 29 11 79 79 79 Steel' previous to 1900 was the wind-i- n Beth 51 1514 Air 35141 1514 Boeing 5 4112 41141 4114 heavy graded Salt Lake & Borden Co 2! 4114 41 41 Mercur railroad completed from Braniff Air 11 8 34 8 34 84 14112 Fairfield to Mercur to serve Mer- Brdgprt 12 14'34 2! 14 11 32 32 cur during its most prosperous Briggs MIgi 511 32 Bud& Co 10 1014 101Alf 51 2141- 214 214 days of gold production It was Calla 15! 14! 14 14141 Can D G A completed in 1895 Caned Peel 1014 10141— 21 10141 74 Case 7 I Col 3114 3114Hikes Production Celan Coro' 9½I 191414- - lAt 81 301A- 1Cerro de 101 30141 30 & 0 PI 433i1 4314 431A In addition to facilitating the Chem' C & NW 39141 3914 391il movement of ore and concentrates Chrys CFI)! 51 98 98 971- -- 14 39 from the mines in the early days Col P & II 213! 39141 39 14 1414' 141 it had much to do with the concen- Cot 14 G & Ef 18! 101 1012 1014 - 14 11 37 Coml Credi 37 37111 trating of smelters in and near Coml BoIv 22 2214 22141 2 Salt Lake valley The acceleration Corn & Bo 471 2 2141 12 do pf 1211161211614 given to mtneral production by Cons 53111 5411:444— Coppr Edis1 11 the coming of the railroads can Cons 11 25141 5141 25141 Cons N GI 3! 4214" 12 be judged from the following pro- Cons 11 42121 Vitae' 1224 12241 31 0 Cont Can 37141 37414- duction figures from 51 Cont Mtrs 7121 7131 and 21 7121 29 Crane Co 29 I DOW4ONES AVERAGES Furniehed by 1 A Hogie & Co Members of the New York Stock Exchange Low Close Change High Industrial 16713 16683 16697 up 012 Rails 4267 4281 4285 off 02 Utilities 3313 3305 3310 off 07 65 Stocks' 5889 5879 5885 off 01 10230 oft 01 Bonds Commoditlee' 13063 unchg NEW YORK BONDS Illness Cancels SL Talk by Peace Expert LIVESTOCK MARKET STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS oommAmL4116"440460004a A SOS Judi J I all S-l- a