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Show I He Western Mineral Survey, Salt Continued from Page 1 ty, which was the largest source of gold in Idaho during 1952, although in operation only half the year, was idle during all of 1953. This was the major factor bringing about the decline in the states gold production. Mining operations at the property, which commine, 2,200-to- n prises an open-pi- t flotation plant, and an antimony smelter, were suspended by the Bradley Mining Co. in June of 1952 because of poor marketing conditions for antimony. , Silver The i output of the metal from the silver mines in the Coeur dAlene region of Shoshone County was somewhat less than the previous years production. This group of mines, consisting of the Sunshine mine and adjoining properties operated by the Sunshine Mining Co. and the Silver Summit mine of Polaris Mining Co., constitute the largest single source of silver in the United States. A mechanical failure at the Sunshine mine caused a curtailment of ore production during February, and a reduction of ore output also took place in September, when some changes were made in underground pperations to improve the mill feed. To facilitate openeing of the Polaris and Chester vein systems at depth, a station was cut for a new No. 8 offset shaft to be sunk to the 4,000 foot level. A crosscut at the 3,400 level reached the Yankee Girl vein in Metropolitan Mines Co. ground. Exploratory diamond drilling was done in the footwall of the Silver Syndicate fault vein. The Sunshine Mining Co. also installed new flotation 'equipment in its Big Creek mill. Ore from the Bunker Hill, Page, 'Galena, and other mines in the zinc and lead producing districts of Shoshone County was an important source of silver in 1953; a 'substantial quantity also came from the Triumph zinc-lea- d property in Blaine County. Copper A decrease in the output of lt-copper ore by the Calera Mining Co. from the Blackbird mine in Lemhi County, the major producer of copper in Idaho during 1952, led to the decline in the amount of copper produced by Idahos mines. Production .was at the mine, curtailed in mid-195- 3 as a result of refining problems encountered at the new cobalt of Howe Sound Co., parent . plant 'company of the Calera firm, at 'Garfield, Utah. At the end of 1953, operations at the Blackbird mine were confined to underground 38 stopes were nearing readiness for cut and slime-fi- ll mining. Silver ore produced by the Sunshine abd Polaris mining companies was the leading source, of the States copper during the year. Lead and Zinc As in former years, mines in the Couer dAlene region, Shoshone Cointy, supplied more than 90 percent of the lead and zinc output Seek Uranium CODY, WYO. The organization of a corporation by Cody residents for the purpose of exploring for . - Shaft-deepeni- uranium ores was announced recently ty S. L. Willoughby, president. The company, known as The Wyoming Uranium company, will include the developing and mining of strategic materials in its opera tions. Low level airborne surveys have been conducted by the group during the past several months using nudiometers and scintillation counters to detect radioactive minerals in the area. - It is planned to organize ground survey equipment for use in surface surveying of promising areas. ng 3113 1142 dBCMMde ' 3221 with 3222 Creditors vouchersto ttSundeVsigned at 151 South 2945 Main Btreet, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or 1185 before the 1st day of June, A.D., 1954. 1184 TRACY --COLLINS TRUST COMPANY, Ex- 1897 ecutor of the estate of WILLIE E. 1345 ; LOSES, deceased. 2698 Date of publication, January 22, 1358 A.D., 1954. HURD ft HURD, Attorneys for Execu- 3056 tor, 1105 Continental Bank Bldg, Salt 1782 Lake City 1, Utah 3338 2073 2807 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of JOHN PANAGOPOULOS, also 1233 1718 known as JOHN PANAGOS, deceased. 1398 Creditors will present claims with 2027 vouchers to the undersigned at 404 Bos- first ' ot Dead Fortune properties, which cover nearly two miles of the strike of the Deadmans Gulch shear zone, a major mineralized structure. A major development project also was in progress at the Galena mine. A new charge preparation plant was placed in full operation dur- Page 1 Notices pushing it to completion, Smith stated. Work now outlined is expected to take until well into the spring. The new level gains 701 feet. of depth on the Clayton ore bodies and probable ore reserves between his' horizon and the 400 level are estimated at more than 150,000 tons, enough for five to seven years. of operation. ' , Eighteen men are now employed at the Clayton operation seven on the mill creek, seven on mine production and four on development. The new REA power supply for the plants, contracted for several years ago, was cut in last Saturday, Smith said, adding that the improvement marked an important step in the progress of not oilv the Clayton mine but also the entire Custer county area. . For Further Information Consult the Clerk of thfe District Court or Respective Signers. ; . NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of ELLA EMMA GLATZ ..... 3,760 1.000 1,000 . 1.000 755 755 5.00 3.78 3.78 25.00 2.25 5.00 3.75 7.78 5.00 : 5,000 450 1,000 .. 750 . . 1,555 1,000 Secretary DELINQUENT NOTICE OIL ft URANIUM CO., Inc., Principal Place of Business, Room 21, 39 Exchange Place, Balt Lake City, Utah. .Notice Is hereby given 'that there are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of an assessment of one cent per share levied on the 27th day of October, 1953, the several amounts set repectlve stockopposite the names of the holder, as follows: . No. Amt. Ne. Name Shares Dae Certf. on 1048 C. H. Ackers andor 15.00 Ruth M.- - Ackerson 1,500 500 386 Ferrell- - H. Adams 5.00 10.00 1,000 76 Ethel Aldous 10.00 1,000 994 Ethel Aldous 464 R. N. andor Evelyn V. 2 A0 250 Allbrlght 712 Leith W. Allen- 20.00 2,000 951 Floyd andor Laree . 500 5.00 Allred 952 Floyd andor Laree 500 5.00 Allred 500 5A0 357 Jay H. Allred 10.00 1,000 358 R. K. Allred 500 5.00 A. 538 P. Salvage Company 500 5.00 304 Ed. R. Alton. 1294 Albert E. Ames.-- . 250 2.50 1316 Edward andor Ruth 200 - 2.00 Amundson 1157 Ruth Amundson andor 1.60 Edward Amundson . . . . 160 177 Mr. andor Mrs. A. G. 10.00 Anderson . . 1,000 243 Charles P. andor W. Llewella Anderson .1,000 10.00 1319 Charles P. andor 4.00 Llewella W. Anderson - 400 10.00 370 Geraldine Anderson ...1,000 997 Hasel Anderson 250 2.50 1588 Rudolph Anderson 200 2.00 '. 250 42 Don Armstrong 2.50 1443 M. S. Armstrong..-- , 100 1.00 1541 M. S. Armstrong 250 2.50 1241 Melvin Armstrong' 1,000 10.00 382 Sidney P. Ashmore 1,000 10.00 1132 Clyde M. andor David 1. -Alan andor Sussan Gale 100 ' 1.00 Bailey 599 E. D. Baker . . 20.00 2,000 1102 .John C. andor Leone V. . 2.00 200 Baker 781 A..L. andor K. L. Bale 1,000 10.00 919 Howard K. Ball 50.00 5,000 1107 Howard K. Ball 5,000 . 50.00 1231 Howard K. Ball 6.00 600 920 Josephine Ball 10.00 1,000 431 Jesse D. Harper . 2.50 250 126 Martha Barlow 10.00 1,000 450 Henry 8. andor . Josephine Barrett 10.00 ,1,000 K 250 .621 Sarah J. Barry 2 A0 - 430 Norman V. andor Sarah J. Barry, Jr 2A0 250 UTAH VERNAL one-eigh- th .... - -- Probate & Guardianship 1,885 1,885 James W. Scott James W Scott Walter Sondrup Lcmmuel J. Sprouse . . Raymond ft Mary Stewart Joseph H. Symons . . . John D. Fesclone L. G. Thomas . Joseph J. Wassel .... Keith L. Whittaker George E. Williams Mrs. Helen Wysockl George G. Wood . . .00 5.00 .75 5.00 6.00 2.50 9.43 9.43 18.80 5.00 5.00 MAJESTIC OIL AND MINING COMPANY. 209 Atlas Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. Legal Notices Mine Clayton Continued from 1,000 1,000 150 1.000 1.000 600 OSCAR E. JOHNSON, ' ing October at the Bunker Hill lead smelter, Kellogg. The new dolplant, part of a multi-millio- n was modernization lar program, ekpecled to result in greatly improved smelter efficiency. Court of Salt Lake County, State of Utah. Max Rasmussen Allen Reynolds George R. Ross George R. Ross Olive Battier Amy K. Scott JOE 45 Princeton-Easter- n ft Ids M. - WESTERN MINERAL SURVEY a . . 780 380 Salvatore Zlnno and in accordance with law and order ton Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on on the of the Board of Directors made or before the 31st day of March, AJ 28th day of November, 1953, so many 1954. as of stock may be ALEX- ZAHARIA8, Executor of the Estate shares of each parcel also known necessary will be sold at the office of tha of JOHN PANAGOPOULOS, company, 209 Atlas Building, Salt Lake as JOHN PANAGOS, deceased. the 9th day of February, Date of first publication January 29. City, Utah,toeonhour of 1:00 p.m. of said 1954 at ' 1954. . AJ.. assessment H. G. MTOS. Attorney for Executor. day, to pay the delinquent thereon, together with the cost of adver' tising and expense of sale. ASSESSMENT NOTICE OF COMPANY, BOWERS MINING place of business. Room 21, Salt principal Lake Stock Exchange Building, 39 Exchange Place, Balt Lake City, Utah. meetNotice Is hereby given that at a on the ing of the Board of Directors held 19th day of January, 1954, an assessment of (l8c) per share was levied on the capital stock of the corporation, payable Immediately to A. Reeves, Secretary of the company at , his office. Room 21, Stock Exchange Building. Salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon which this assessment may remain unpaid on Thursday, the 25th day of' February, 1954 will be delinquent Used f( 22-2- 4 East 1st South tent on the be sold 22nd day of March 194, or Telephone: at the hour of 2 oclock p.L Entered as second cl us mstter at Ball day, to pay the delinquent assessment Lake City, Utah, under Act of March 3 theron, together with the cost of adver 1879. tising and expense of sale. A. REEVES, Subscription Rates: 14.00 for tvo years 82.50 for one year and S1.50 for six Secretary. 21 Stock Exchange Building, Salt Lake . months. Please mention Western Mineral Bur City, Utah. vey when writing to advertisers. Advertising rates on application, c DELINQUENT NOTICE MAJESTIC OIL AND MINING COMPANY, 21 Stock Exchange Building,' Salt L. M.' KILL, Business Manager. Lake City, Utah. Notice is hereby given that there are ' All the news of the development of the upon the following described ntermountaln Section, published by The delinquent stock on account of an assessment levied Western Mineral Survey. on the 28th day of November, 1953, the All news appearing In the Western several amounts set opposite the names Mineral Survey Is obtained from sources of the respective stockholders as follows: believed to be reliable but no responsi- Cert. bility Is assumed for acuracy of stateNo. Names Shares Amt, ments. 2819 Clarence A. 'Anderson 5.00 1,000 2685 V. E. Anderson 5.00 1,000 3273 V. E. Anderson . ,. . . 1.000 . 5.00 1383 Gertrude L. Barclay .. 675 3.20 1384 Gertrude L. Barclay . . 705 3.53 1385 . L. . Gertrude 6.00 The Western Mineral Survey is 1387 Gertrude L. Barclay . . 1,000 715 3.58 Barclay Gertrude L. Barclay . .. 750 3.75 qualified as a newspaper to pub- 1468 1761 Gertrude L. Barclay . . 1,000 5.00 lish Legal Notices, having been 1997 Howard ft Allice F. 5.00 1,000 approved in the Third District 1998 Berry Howard ft Alllce M. nt and develop the aka pichij Berry Boone .... J. W. Brom Harrison & Brothers. Parker, Campbell 1839 Parker ft Gladys Camp1935 1754 1020 5.00 5.00 12.12 ... 2002 Rhoda E. Berry 1017 Bogue Simply Co. . 2192 Carl Bohn 2653 Leon1 Biding 1167 Eugene D. ft Vemoa M. - bell 1145 Nola Cartwright 1146 Wm. T. Cartwright-2245 Russell Cash In ..... . . 5.00 15.00 3,900 1,000 755 , 250 1,000 600 600 750 ' 19.50 5.00 ..3.78 1.25 5.00 3.00 3.00 3.75 5.00 2337 W. H. Child, Inc. 1,000 also 1139 H. M. Christensen . . . 135 .68 known as ELLA ,E. GLATZ, and ELLA 3247 P. G. Chris topul os . . . 1,000 5.00 3248 P. G. Chrlstopulos '. . . 1,000 GLATZ, deceased. 5.00 Creditors will present 'claims with 3249 P. G. Chrlstopulos . . . 1,000 5.00 vouchers to the undersigned" at 201 Atlas 1795 Frank Clprlano 775 3.88 1631 L. L. Cromer 624 Norman V. and Or Sarah ake Clt 1.85 370 ; 1642 L. L. Cromer 370 J. Barry, Jr u..-1.85 day of 2,250 1643 981 A. . . ., L. L. Cromer Norman V. andor. Sarah 1.80 8TELTER, Executor of 360 (s) ROBERT Last Will and Estate of ELLA EMMA 1813 L. L. Cromer J. Bany, Jr. 360 .1.80 1,250 GLATZ, aka ELLA E. GLATZ, and ELLA 1959 U L. Cromer 3.70 940 Thorn J. andor Ramona .750 2622 L. L. Cromer GLATZ, Deceased. Barthlome 1,000 5.00 250 Date of first publication January 15th, 2623 L. L. Cromer . 5.00 655 Bradley Bates 1,000 400 2976 L. L. Cromer .V A.D.. 1954. 5.00 489 Bradley E: andor 1,000 R. S. JOHNSON. Attorney, '207 AUas 1783 John Cseypak 755 Laverae L Bates 3.78 250 2344 Ed. W. Dent 5.00 490 Bradley E. andor Building. 1,000 i 1777 Harry'A. Dodge 765 Laverne I.Bates 3.83 250 2697 Thomas R. Eltringham 765 3.83 491 Bradley E. andor ' NOTICE. TO CREDITORS 2733 Thomas R. Eltringham 765 3.83 Laverne I. Bates 250 Estate of MARGUERITE C. MERRY, de- 2734 Thomas R. Eltrlnghaih 765 492 Bradley E. andor 3.83 ceased. 2735 Thomas R. Eltringham 315 1.88 Laverne L Bates 250 Creditors will present claims with 2736 Thomas R. Eltringham 1,170 493 Bradley E. andor 5.85 vouchers to the undersigned at Walker 3308 A. W. Ekstrand : 25.00 Laverne 5,000 I. Bates ... 250 Bank Building, Salt Lake City. Utah, on 309 A. W. Ekstrand 25.00 494 Bradley E. andor or before the 20th day of May, A.D., 1954. 2868 H. A. Emery 5.00 Laverne L Bates 250 WALKER BANK ft TRUST COMPANY, 2916 H. A. Emery 5.00 495 Bradley E. andor Executor of the Estate of MARGUERITE 2431 Alvin R. Erlkson 3.75 Laverne I. Bates . . ... 250 C. Merry, deceased. 1580 Le Roy ft Leah C. 496 Bradley E. andor Date of first publication January 15, Ferrln 3.85 Laverne I. Bates ... 250 A.D. 1954. 1784 Louis Feuer 3.90 497 Bradley E. andor MARR, WILKINS ft CANNON. Attorneys. 3205 Aron Feuerstein 5.00 Laverne L Bates 250 3096 W. S. Gillespie ft Frank 498 Bradley E. andor. Howard 10.00 2,000 ; . . . L 250 . To many the leaps of impulse NOTICE TO CREDITORS : Bqtes 3282 Elvln Gordon 1.000 5.00 499 Bradley E. andor of Estate HAROLD FRANK HAGGER. 3283 Elvln Gordon 1,000 are considerably greater than the TY, deceased. 5.00 Laverne I. Bates 250.. 2791 Donald Haven ft Dorothy 500 Bradley E. andor bounds of reason. Creditors will present claims with ' R. Hall 1.000 5.00 av . . ; . 250 L Bates vouchers to the undersigned at No. 3 1719 Newton Hamilton 14.900 ' 74.50 501 Byadley E. andor South Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1765 Newton Hamilton 19.15 3,830 L Bat 250 Well-time- d silence is more elo- on or before the 1st day of June. AJD., 1838 Newton Hamilton . . 770 3.85 502 Bradley E. andor 1954. 1014 R. Leslie Hedrick 25.00 5.000 Laverne .s.. 250 LBateg quent than speech and most ZIONS SAVINGS BANK ft TRUST 1013 R. Leslie Hedrick ft 503 Bradley E. andor Minnie B. Williams COMPANY, Executor of the Estate of 5.000 25.00 ilence is well-time- d. L Bates ... 250 FRANK HAROLD HAGGERTY, deceased. 1058 R. Leslie Hedrick ft 504 Bradley E. andor Date of first publication, January 15, Minnie B. Williams 25.00 5.000 Laverne I. Bates . . .. 250 1059 R: Leslie Hedrick ft A.D.. 1954. 166 Lee andor Margaret VAN COTT, Minnie B. Williams CORNWALL ft 25.00 BAOLEY, 5.000 Bates . 3384 Hemphill, Noyes ft Co. 1.000 MCCARTHY, Attorneys for Eexecutor. 5.00 1263 Helen andor Ray Bat- - 250 1152 Rue Heppler 125 .63 tlson 1,000 1284 B. G. Hickman 5.00. 1265 Helen and 1,000 Bat- NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2183 J. A. Hogle ft Co. 765 3.83 tisdn E'.tite of KENNETH ROOSEVELT NEE- 2318 J. A. Hogle ft Co. 1,000 5.00 1272 Helen andor Ray Bat- - 40 75 LEY, also known as K. R. NEELEY AND 2666 J. A. Hogle ft Co. . . .38. ...1,000 3210 H. E. Havenor KENNETH R. NEELEY, deceased. 5.00 1592 t101 1,000 Rex Beach 125 . 150 .75 1626 Rex Beach Creditors will present clahns with 1151 Tom Holyoak 70 . 760 vouchers to the undersigned at 115 East 1279 Sam Johnson 3.80 1143 Rulon E. Beck ; 100 765 3.83 ' 748 Mario Bertasso 3rd South Street, Salt Lake City. Utah, 2652 Mary Kuttler 400 on or before the 15th day of March, A.D., 1734 Harrey Lerand 770 3.85 I 214 Millie Bertaiso 250 2547 Enso J. ft Lola Letrlch 1,000 1954. 5.00 749 Millie andor Robert MAUDE O. NEELEY Administrate of Es- 2548 Enso J. ft Lola Letrlch 1,000 5.00 tate of KENNETH ROOSEVELT NEE- 2561 Enso J. ft Lola Letrlch 1,000 5.00 1079 Tit. I LEY, also known as K. R. NEELEY 3092 Courtney ft Lottye H. 10.00 I.acey and KENNETH R. NEELEY, Deceased. 1391 2,000 TU- -0 . . ; 355 1.76 Date of first publication, January 8th, 2025 Leslie Longman ' Bird m 3944 Elisabeth Lvnch ... 500 A.D.; 1954. 2.50 1555 glnla Rex Bischoff goo 1931 J. C. Lynch ft Co. The year ahead will be a good one for the people LELAND O. LARSEN, attorney. 765 3.83 995 Ray D. Bistllne 1,000 1781 Arthur A. Marshall . 765 3.83 323 David D. andor Mrs. 2786 if it is also a good year for Utah . . . 1,000 Mason of our-statDewey 5.00 Altherla Bloxham NOTICE TO CREDITORS . . . Dewey Mason 5.00 324 David D. andor Mrs. 250 1,000 Estate of FRANKLIN ARNOLD, de- 2787 3057 M. L. P. F. ft B. . . . 1.000 5.00 Altherl Bloxham farming and mining. Because our state's strength ceased. 250 3058 M. P. F. ft B. ... 1,000 5.00 325 David D. andor Mrs. Creditors will present claims with 3059 M. L. L. P. F. B. ft 5.80 basic two 1,000 Altherla Bloxham industries, vouchers td the undersigned . at 1001-- 4 3382 M. L. depends so greatly on these F. ft B. 5.00 326 David D. andor Mrs, 250 1,000 Walker Bank Building, Salt Lake City, J412 D. R. P. 765 3.83 Murphv all also is for Altherln Bloxham a problem on or. before the 24th day of May, 2B59 James C. McFarlane 250 , Utah every problem they face 1,000 ' 0.00 1M? SSS 2000 A.D., 1954.' 2487 F. Josenh 1.000 5.00 McLarney BlMham Utahns. , RAYMOND L. ARNOLD, Executor of the 2768 C. Nesbitt . 5.00 1359 5 1,000 Don andor Beth Blox--1,000 Estate of FRANKLIN ARNOLD, deceas- 3001 Kathryn M. Olsen Julius . . 500 2.50 ham . . , . . 800 ed. 3014 Joe 5.00 ifSS 1,000 Bloxham 1,000 Date' of first publication,. January 22nd, 2269 Lee Pargls Peterson 500 2.50 Orville ' Boehlke 8 ... 000 1954. . A.D., 2793 Lee Peterson 500 2.50 1572 Orville Boehlke lOM STEPHENS, BRAYTON ft LOWE, Attor- 2343 Lee Peterson 1.000 5.00 540 Clarence andor Alicia neys for Executor,. 2179 John Henry Perrlngton 3.760 18.80 i Brandt ' . 200 coba- - in Idaho. The Bunker Hill, Star, Page, and Morning mines were the leading four producers: the Bunker Hill was first in lead production, and the Star mine was highest in zinc output Among major mines, only the Triumph property, which is in Blaine County, was located outside the Coeur d'Alene region. project at the Crescent mine on Big Creek by the Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Co. reached the 2,000 foot level. The Hercules shaft was deepened from the 1,200 level by Day Mines, Inc., to provide for a new 1,600 l&vel; station and pocket facilities were completed; and westward exploration at the new level was underway by the end of 1953. The Hecla Mining Co. undertook a dep exploration project at the Atlas mine. The New-moMining Corp. and the New Jersey Zinc Co. are assisting in financing this venture. Six 1000-fodiamond drill holes will be drilled from the 2,400 level, in addition to other holes designed to probe Atlas property from the surface. Late in 1953, Hecla Mining Co. announced a plan to explore 2849 James NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of WUXIE E. LOSER, WILLIAM E. LOSES and W. E. LOSER Low Prices Force Value Of Wyoming Idaho Production Downward Group To 29, 1954 January city, Utah - ....... 22A0 12.50 2.50 4.00 - 2.50 2.50 .... 2.50 2.50 - 2.50 . 2.50 2.50 .... 2.50 .... I:1" ...... 2.50 ' 2.50 .... 2.50 2.50 2.50 . MINER! 2A0 2.50 2.50 2.50 . 10.00 or-Ra- 40 10.00 1 1 .iq . 1.00 4.00 2.50 . Ssasv .i,,,. 1 ' 80 g!oo 10.00 . e 2.50 2.50 2.50 : 2.50 20 00 10.00 'i 8 00 -- niiRiRj aeaaiiiafligKi ... . . loioo - bo oo 40.00 2.00 . |