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Show THE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1915 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N, NOTICE OF SPECIAIi TAX. Frobato and GuardlansUlp Kotic NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT !cnf the rnet! a special tax for the purpose of extend- Cmnlt eottitfer rlerk nrlnfnrtntto. fnthrr conthe Sewer has been and levied ing IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-bat- e firmed by ordinances or the Board of In for Salt Lake FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL iOANS OF NEW YORK PROSPECT OF LARGER SEABOARD CLEARANCES CLEARING HOUSE BANKS INCREASED S28,066,000 New York. Dee. 18. The statement of the actual condition of cleuring house banks and trust companies for the week 300 reshows that they hold $15.S. serve in excess of legal requirements. This Is a decrease of $20,257,810 from last week. The statement follows: STEEL AND SMELTING MOST ACTIVE FEATURES .. LIFTS WHEAT MARKET LOCAL SECURITIES I Chicago. Dec. IS. Wheat developed trcriKth today, larsrely as a result of assertions that Great Britain and France were taking radical measures ocean freight room to provide more for raln. Closing prices. althoust; nervous, tvero lie to li'f lie net hlRher, with L"?emher at 1.17 J and May at 1.19 J. The finish in corn was Irregular, jc off to ic up. and for oats was &t i'aic to ic decline. Provision closed of 13c. unchanged to an advance Possibilities of a big increase of the United States visible supply total on a moderate Monday led at or.e time to but the efsetback for wheat prices, fect was not of a lastlnjr sort. The amount of the enlargement appeared ac-to depend chleflv on .whether or not count was taken of IJuffalo mocks afloat. CI oar, cold weather had a bearish Influence on corn. Deferred deliveries responded later to the strength of wheat. Oats suffered in vnlu- - owing to re-of that in the er.st the offerings ports Canadian oats were cheaper than tht domestic. Irovi-,ionhardened in price owinr to recent big1 shipments of meats and Itirri. Only passing notice seemed to be given to announcement that hog for the week were the largest arrivals cn record. Leading futures range:! a follows: s W life. AT Open, ! T"C May COiiN 1 . 1 S j iec Tec Mi V . .. . itk vi Jnn . .. . TA"urT3 .In May .... rt i 7- 415! 43 j 4rV 41 4T. J.57 ! 9 2 'J . ls.r.r, "f.f.7 I 4H I 41 is. 62 its .Ian. 9 . Mv 10.20 10.20 10.20 S ". 10.20 I Cash quotations were as follows: 2 re,!. 1.1711.20; Nn. Wheat No. . 16: No. 2 hard. 1.10: N 3 red. . 12 t Z bar 1. 1 lOfi .1CJ. Corn No. i2 S yellow,I nominal: No. 4 No. i 't white.. ytllow. standard. f.tts No. white. 40.; 'n r-- 1 1 1 ; N. Kvo 2. Marlev,i v. ti' .".1i 0t:.f Timo'lover Pork- - I.ard Kit s -- 7 . 10 I 7. . 9. fKf'--t 19.rt,. . I ". 9.7.. it lo.::.. "4. 1 6.; .: ." 1 i - - - a .'. 1 7- - :5 ; R-cel- . K pt. f-.- ; : mom:v, Iec. Is. Mercantile New York. 1 t.Sterling. m.-ifid- . .itv-i!a- bills. 4.6..oO; v 4.72: cable", 4 t. 72.3. Mxl-ajiollar?. I i . bonds Jut j ( 1 - 1 ! To First ' ' .... .- 'i -- One-Ha- Shi1 lf I ;- - ''4 ' I ay Subscribers of Any Part 50,000 Shares i -- nil's Stock of Payment With Subscription January Balance ' I a Few Hundred- Shares of n if33 r MM GL S 1. 'Offor iA ' s j 8-D- . Allls-Chalme- rs Li Ik To B 10, 1916. ii:or' than double in value before your second Our First Well is down 250 feet, and is in the heart of the producing oil area in the famous I houM is due. i,Vlf ;l )n n n n isriJ JJ Lis Lasa 3 (Vntract has been awarded for Ww or m FflaHDneaio 702 Send for our 0. Mc-Corni- WALKER BANK BLDC. Salt Lake City Bpoklet on Greybull. It is 0u Open Evenings Free and Interesting. . STOCKS. Op 3- o n n 3- ioci;o ca -- i ck t.. to-w- lt: Amalgamated Sugar Co., The . . . Ileneficlal Life Ins. Co.. 10 10 $122.50 193.00 Barnes Banking Co., 20 20 205.00 Kaysville Bank of American Fork 10 10 200.00 Twenty-seventPartial Estimate. 121 12 Bank of Ileber 18.00 Bank of SouthernCity... Utah, 12 12 ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Cedar 19.60 7 Con. Wag. Ac Mach. Co.. 7 94.00 LE ROY UNITED MINES GETHIN Continental Life Ins. Co. ...... 99.00 company. Principal place of business, Continental National bk 8 8 184.00 S17-2- 0 Atlaa block. Salt Lake City, IKseret National bank., 12' 15 304.00 peseretCo.Savings bank... . . 65 1050.00 Davis Bank, Is hereby given that at a 20 20 260.00 Farmlngton meeting of the directors held on the & Stockgrowers Farmers bank 84.00 20th day of August. 1915. an assessFirst National bank, ment of one (1) cent per share was 12 12 150.00 Laytou on the outstanding capital stock levied First National bank, of the payable immediatecorporation, 12 30 Osden 410.00 ly to Arthur P. Barnes, treasurer, at i 617-2- 0 rirst National bank, Salt Lake City. block. Atlas 8 ... S 152.00 Murray Utah. First National bank, this assessAny stock upon which on 10 10 170.00 ment Logan the 25th remain may unpaid First National bank, delinbe will 1915, of September. day 18 18,. 300.00 Brigham for and and advertised sale, quent Guardian Cy. & Guarthe 13th made before payment is 1915. 3 if 16.5f day of at 2 p. m. of said anty J.CoGrant & Co.... 12 October, 20 Heber 25.00 lt at the office of the company, will 10 14 302.50 day. Home Fire Ins. Co be sold, or as many shares of each parHotel Utah Operating Co. lOf 10 130.00 cel of stock as may be necessary to Inland Crystal Salt Co., 7 pay the delinquent assessment there7 83.00 on, together with the cost of advertisI'rcferred Life Ins. expenses of sale. ing and JAMES 6 MOFFAT. Secretary. Co 13.50 Kamas state r Bank .... 1 7 116.00 x. s. lianK, At a meeting of the "ooard of direct-or- e ivnignt 6 . . . 110.00 held on the 24th day of September, 1'rovo ...... was date of the delinquency Co 110.00 1915. the to Sugar Layton October 12, 1915. and the extended McCornlck & Co., Bankto '17 17 287.00 date of sale Thursday. October 2S, ers 1015. 85.00 Merchants' bank JAMES MOFFAT, Secretary. 7 7 107.50 Mt. States Tel. .v. Tel. Co. Nat. Bank of Kepubllc. 12 12 206.00 of directors By order of the board National City bank .... 6 . . . 135.00 a meeting held the 12th day of OcNational Copper bank... . 86 85 99.50 at the above date of delin124.00 tober. 1915. Nephl National bank extended to October 28, was' 16 390.00 quency Ogden Savings bank ... 12 12 18 433.09 1915. and date of sale to November 16. Bank Ogden State & 1915. Provo Com. Savings 12 22 JAMES MOFFAT, Secretary. 322.00 Bank Salt Lake Sec. & Tr. Co. 8 8 118.00 At a meeting ot the board of diState Bank of Brigham 10 15 225.00 rectors held the 28th day of October, was City 1915. the date of the delinquency St. Bk. of Millard Co., to November 1. 1915, and the extended 10 12 165.00 Fillmore date of sale to November 29, 1916. 8 8 120.00 State Bk. of Richmond. JAMES MOFFAT, Secretary. Thatcher Bros. Banking 10 10 165.00 Co.,o Logan At a. meeting of the board of diSugar Co. . . 128 126 13.00 rectors held the 13th day of November, 212.00 1915, the date of delinquency was exbk. Utah State &National 3 . . 90.00 tended to November 30. 1915. and the Tr. Co. Utah Sav. 203.00 date of sale to December 16, 1915. Bankers.. 108 10 Walker Bros. 24 411.00 Bk. & Tr. Co. JAMES MOFFAT. Secretary. Zion's Sav. 8 20 366.00 Z. C. M. 1 of diAt a meeting of the board NovemBONDS. 30th day of the rectors held Con. By. & Power Co. 1915, the above date of delinquency ber, 5 5 97 was extended to December 30, 1915. and (City) 4 4 95 Salt Lake City Rfndg... 6 6 of sale was extended to Janudate the 92 Railroad 4 1916. 17, Sumpter Valley ary 83 JAMES MOFFAT. Secretary. Utah Light &. Power Co. 5 54 94 Utah Light & Power Co. 6 6 101 Co Utah Hotel SHERIFF'S SALE. 104 Utah State Capitol bldg. H . . . THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND IN 3 17 In each instance. for Salt Lake county, State of Utah. S. A. Whitney, trustee, plaintiff, against SUGAR. the Majestic Park company, a corporTo be sold at sher New York. Dec. 18. Raw sugar ation, defendant. the at the west front door ofcounfirm: sales 8000 bags; molasses, 4.12; lff's sale in courthouse and the city 4.89. county Refined quiet. centrifugal. of Salt Lake. State of Utah, on the The market for sugar futures was ty of January, A. D. 1916, at 12 6th with In raws, day noon closing o'clock firmer sympathy of said day, all the right, 4700 4 to 7 tons; Sales, points higher. interest of 6aid de3476; "March, 3.43; May, 3.50; title, claim inand January, to the following deand of, fendant 3.58. July, scribed real estate, to wit: All of lot fourteen, block twenty-twYORK GRAIN. e plat A, Big Field survey. 18. Dec. Flour New York. quiet. Purchase price payable in lawful 1 durum. No. spot steady; Wheat, United States. of the money 1 No. o. b. New York; northern 1.304 f. Salt at Dated Iake City, Utah, this 1 ManiNo. northern Duluth. 1.23J c.and A. D. 1915. of December. 10th dav 1. t. Futures JOHN S. CORLESS, toba, 1.24J DecemberBuffalo. 1.23J. were casv; Lake of Sheriff Salt county, State of (Torn, spot quiet; No. 2 yellow, 82 Utah. prompt. Bv C. L. Schettler, Deputy Sheriff. for Oats, spot easy; No. 3 white, 4647. Bagley & Ashton, Attorneys Plaintiff. FAAIMIIUTEII FRUITS. Date f first publication December New York, Dec. 18. Kvaporated ap- 12. A. D. 1913. quiet; apricots and ples steady: prunes DIVIDEND " peaches firm; raisins steady. NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT A Dividend of 10 cents per sbore has been declared, payable ontneDecember 21, 1915, Chicago, Dec. 18. Butter unchanged. issued and outof unchanged; receipts, 1959 to the holders Kggs shares ot capital stock of cases. standing Consolidated Mining Potatoes unchanged, receipts, 26 the Sliverof King of Utah, a corporation cars. company a3 shown by the stock records Utah, Poultry alive unchanged. Of said company at the close of busi11, 1915. The stock 34 hid. ness 111., Dec. 18. Butter, Klgin, of the corporation will transfer books No sales. be closed on December 11, 1915, and for transfers on December 23. reopened BOSTON CURB. 1915. of the Board cf Directors. The following quotations were reBy orderSOLON SPIRO. President. ceived over Badger Bros.' private wire: G. W. BROWNING, Secretary. Bid. Ask. Salt Lake City, Utah. November 26. 1915. .3tT 32 Boston i:iy 1.07 1.20 J'hlef Con NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. 1.75 1.87 Davis Daly BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. SALT 1.371 1.50" Kagle & Blue Bell Lake City, Utah. Dec. 3. 1915. Mason Valley 2.62J 2.75 72 Sealed proposals will be received at .80 Nevada Douglas 20 Ohio Copper .25 this office until 10 o'clock a. m. De4.07 4.31 cember 28, 1915. for the construction Verde s 30 of a wagon road andSouth Utah Dell in Reservoir Mines 7.25 around 7.75 Mpuntain Bingham Parley's canyon. Copies of Instructions to bidders, A MACIIINK GUN. and forms for contract specifications "Kngaged to four girls at once?" ex- and bond, together with plans and proclaimed the horrified uncle. "How do file will be furnished by the city enyou explain such shameless conduct?" gineer's office on receipt of a deposit , "I don't know," said the graceless of five ($5.00) dollars. "I guess Cupid must have shot KARL A. SCHEID, City Recorder. nephew. me with a machine gun." Ladles' Publication December 3, 1915. First Home Journa Last Publication December 27. 1915. unless Inter-Mounta- in Utah-Idah- 1-- to-w- it: to-wi- Lake City, Salt Lake county, Utah. Witness the clerk of said court, with the seal thereof affixed, this 10th day of 1915. December, A. D.THOS. HOMER. Clerk. (Seal.) By J. E. Clark, Deputy Clerk. Evans. Evans & Folland, Attorneys 1022 Boston for said installments in the order in which they are payable, oronthethewhole tax unany inday paid paid, may isbedue the amount stallment by paying thereof and interest to said day. All special taxes are payable at my office. Room 102, City and County Salt Lake City.Bldg. Petitioner, Building, Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this 17th day of December. 1915. NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX. ' FRANK GODBE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A Treasurer and Collector of SpeCity tax for the purpose of extendspecial and con- cial Taxes. ing the Sewer has beenoflevied Board Sewer Extension No. 356. of firmed by ordinances the First and Final Estimate. Commissioners, and became effective December 17, 1916. NOTICE. Said special tax is levied' upon the BIDS BE RECEIVED BY THE WILL in described real property following state board of examiners up to 12 Salt Lake City, to wit: In Lots 1130. 300 to 325, inclusive, o'clock noon Monday, Jan. 3, 1916, for 983 to 1096, inclusive, and 1611 to 1724, the publication of the 1916 automobile as Plat "A" directory and onsupplements, Inclusive, Highland Park Acre of file in the office per specifications of state. Block 47, Ten Plat Subdivision, "A." Big Field Survey, abutting on the secretary DAVID MATTSON, both sides of Parkway Avenue between Secretary State Board of Examiners. Chadwick and Fifteenth East Streets; on both sides of Stratford Avenue between Chadwick and Fifteenth East ARE TOD SICK AND DISCOURAGED? Streets; on both sides of Dearborn and Lost faith In doctors ami medicines? Street between Parkwav Avenue the LK you want to get well? Do you know bow Thirteenth South Street; and on bewest side of Fifteenth East Street the Chinese have cured diseases with herbs, tween Parkwav Avenue and Thirteenth roots, plants snd barks for centuries? 'in Nos. Sewer Districts South Street, The Yee Jfoo Lun Chinese 1 ad 2. of Salt Lake City, and is due Herbs have cured thousands. Mo drugs, no Why not you? and payable in 5 equal annual installInknife. Don't fire up hope. Inments beginning Dec. 17, 1916. tor yourself. You mi terest at the rate of six per vestigate bare tried doctors and medi cent per annum on the whole amount cines, or iuhuj uiutr inemooa s2 of said tax shall be computed from vru nUl, TOUT lia.C UW j "r (ii-- , the date the ordinance confirming the UJBJ IOTS UUKUl llIB lOlU said tax became effective, to case was Incurable and an oplevy ofDec. 17, 1915, and interest eration, change of climate, or wit: hospital was your only at said rate on the whole amount of go to the borne doctors may hav hope. said t.x unpaid shall be due and pay- said cure you, but If any did nottheydo couia able with each installment. so. Kine out of te. is installment or interest aforesaid h hiiTA t&ken mv mH' not paid on the date when same be- bare been cured had first tried POO LUN comes due, then the whole amount of doctors and many other means Chines health and failed. Herbalist. the tax unpaid at the time said Install- regain Thousands suffering from catarrh, bronchial ment and interest are due will become throat trouble, lung trouble, chroaio due and payable and will draw inter- trouble, tuberculosis or asthma, hay fever, maest at the rate of eight per cent per cough, stomach trouble, indigestion, constipation, annum until sale of the property as- laria, lUor, gastritis, piles, diarrhoea, fistula, sessed. One or more of said install- torpid heart disease. sk!n disease, eczema, scrofula, ments In the order in which they are female nervousness. Insomnia, obesity, tax, kidney trouble, bladder trouble. aforesaid, or the whole trouble, payable lumbago. at be tit's without interest disease, any Brig diabetes, rheumatism, neuralmay paid ' dizziness, headaches, nervous debiltime within thirty days after the ordi- gia, dropsy, nance confirming the levy of the tax ity In men and manyto other chronic diseases, been restored health and happiness became effective; and one or more of have poisonous drups or the knife, by th said installments in the order In which without Foo Lun Chinese Herbs. or the whole tax un- Yee they are payable, Yee Foo Lun Chinese Herb Co.. 118 S. Maim, inmay isbe paidbs' on the day any paid, floor. Salt Lake City, Utah. Hours: the amount second 10 a. installmentand due a. m. to 8 p. m.; payiner Dally, interest to said day. to 8 p. m. Phone Wasatch Sundays, thereof C3. GomsultaUo All special taxes are payable at my and particulars free. office, Room. 102, City and County Lake City. Building, atSalt Salt Lake City, Utah, this Dated 25 Years' Experience. 17th day of December, 1915. FRANK GODBE, We Specialize In CaTreasurer and Collector of SpeCity tarrh, Deafness, cial Taxes. AsthHead Noises. Sewer Extension .No; 328. ma, Hay Fever, Twenty-Eight- h Partial Estimate. NeuRheumatism. Scritis, Lumbago, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. iatica, Goitre, Piles, BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. SALT Insomnia, chronic and other Epilepsy Lake City, December 15, 1915. awsssassBSBssswsrv of the Sealed proposals will be received undiseases DOCTORS m. 10 a. nerves, o'clock skin, blood, til Tuesday, January 4, 1916, for erecting and maintaining bowels, SHORES & stomach, nchial luminous arc lamps on bro heart, tubes, lungs, bladder, SHORES South Temple Street South side West and liver. 240 MAIN to Main, South both kidneys Temple Low rates. ST., sides Main to State, 1stTemple both South, treatment. Elec- SALT LAKE. sides. West Temple to 2nd East, 2nd both sides, West Temple to 2nd S p e c I a lists tricity, etc. South,3rd 5. you can trust 9 Hours to South, both sides, West TemEast, to 2nd East, 4th South, both sides, 8. for ple Evenings, lO7 toto 12. West Temple to 2nd East, State Street, Sundays, MEN Women. Call or writ. both sides, South Temple to .4th South Streets. Lighting District No. 1. Copies of instructions to bidders, for contract specifications and forms and bond, together with plans will be furnished by the city engineer's office on receipt of a deposit of five ($5.00) dollars. KARL A. SCHEID, Recorder. First publication, Dec.City 16, 1915. Last publication, Dec. 20. 1915. Restores Men's Vitality. NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETPrice 91. At all druggists. Always ING. hand at Schramm-Jolinso- n on Drugs. A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of the Emily Silver Minbe held at Salt Lake ing companyat will room 202 Atlas building, City. Utah, EST on Friday, Jan. 14, 1916, at 2 p. m., to THE UIAiiOro UIULSD, elect five directors to serve until the next stockholders and to consider a proposition meeting, to sell the property BHrtalUc Fllla in Uad nd of the company upon such terms and . sublet! with Bin Sibboa. 1 nke tie etfter. limy mr year " . conditions as may be determined by the majority of the stockholders at said li.MO.ND BRAND PUXS. for &k! meeting. CHAS. knewn as Best. Safest, Always Reliableyears FRANCIS HARRIS. DRUGGISTS QXEVWME21 QID.BY Secretary. ' four-ampe- re Up-to-da- r te .CORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE HESTDTSFIl 52 MEm FACT ARE YOU "GOiHG BM51C" A CURE IS WHAT YOU WANT Not Sick, Yet Hardly Able to Work. GLOOM- YAMBITION ENERGY NERVE To Have No Dark I'ains. No Nervoua-neM- S. DIeane. Io Loss of En. Ambition, but with PlentyIs oftheLife, wish, of Youth, and Visor ofmiddle-agerry d man. any young, old, Is the aim and To be strong healthy many we of every man, and yet how lack the vitality and strength find who which nature srave them. Instead of deinto the strong, vigorous, veloping fellows that nature Intended, healthy find themselves gloomy, despondthey ent no ambition to do anything. soonerThey or along, aimlessly struggle victims of that dread later to become PROSTRATION, disease. XEKVOl'S blunted and finer sensibilities their nerves shattered. their Remember, my treatment Is different and better and COSTS YOU NOTHING unless you No Kidney . cross-drain- V" h4-b- a o, - , S V five-acr- ) - u - fecimd well, close to one of the heaviest producers of Petroleum. 3loney derived from the sale of stock is bein used to drill more wells. Send in your order at once. If you delay it may be too late to et stock at the present low price. Tel. 2982 Utah-Idah- lTlH I steady, ilailroad bonds irregular. Cm NRW YORK -- n t Jovermnent $20,-000,00- 1 i.i vi : vTnrK. rec. Hoes CMca. at I )c Itecelpts. advaiif. market steady : Ti ra '.2 Hulk. light. ft.'0 so ; ;. 25 a. '"' mixed, 4.7511 6.2,'! 6.40; pits. rough. r.rtiri markef weak. PnirU r Native. beef steers, 5. S ,W 1 1.00 western and hei fers. steers. !3i(jH.25; rnivd ".Son ealveji. 6 rU 0.00 markef weak. Sheep Receipts. Wethers. 6.10Ti 6.90; ewes, 4 2".''f6.10; lambs. fi.90:?.fto. Omaha. Neb.. 1 ec. lv Hogs Sfi0i; market ffstendy. Heavy. ;.so ir: pig?. ."..50 iigbt. .3i?6.o; T." s.tl-tf6.23: bulk of '. narket Cattle Receipts. steady. l'0; 5.75 'n 9.2. cows and h if- Native steers. 25 f 7.00 ; western steer?. P,.rt rs. 5.7" '" 6.7; stockers 7.50; Texas steers. and feeders, 5.23 W 7.25. market steady. 10; wethers. Sheep Iteceipts, 5 i 7. 15 5.7" '. Yearling", 6.2S.50'?i 9 03. .:): lambs, I.-.Ox-n; Merchants and bankers everywhere the state say that the volthroughout ume of trade thi year has exceeded business of 1914. . 9.92 ; S5.500.000 1915. the. Several hundred thousand dollars in dividends will be paid by the different Institutions of the state the end of December and early o in January. The books of the Sugar company will be closed 2 December 20 for the payment of the per cent regular ami 1 per cent special dividend, to $285,000, due on Decemamounting ber 31. The Zion's Savings bank will pay a 6 per cent dividend amounting to $30,000 Monday. Ileber J. Grant & Co. of $3000. The pay a 4 per cent dividend Consolidated Wagon & Machine company will pay 13 per cent on January l, amounting to $43,750. Beneficial The Amalgamated Life Insurance, HomeSugar, Fire Insurarce, Inland Crystal Salt companies, STOCK LIST. & Co., Mountain States TeleC7 ShalresD & Telegraph company. National phone Hank of Republic, National bank. 12,700' 27i 2o Salt Lake Security & TrustCity 31 J 31 company, 200 3l 200 70p 70 69J Hotel Utah Operating company, Utah 592 591 State National bank, Deseret National 1.600! 59 bank and Walker Hros. Bankers will 700! 683 68 68 99! 100 pay their dividends the end of this 9,000.;100J 1103 month and in January, 1916. There has been a very fair demand 115 4oJi28i for local securities during December. 1281 128 The Cutler quotations: 205 5,200 85$ 85! 83 500 106 105T105 3 3 10.40011181 U5Zin54 92L Alaska Gold . . . Am. Beet Sugar.. and American Can Washington. Dec. is. Gold coin Iocomotlvo. . . federal Am. certificates in the vaults of the $5,500,-000 Am. S. & Ref'ng.. reserve banks increased about Preferred past week, according to during the Sugarfc Rrefrg a statement of the banks' condition De- Am. Tel. Tel cember 17. issued today by the federal Am. Am. Tobacco reserve board. It shows: Anaconda Copper . RESOURCES. Atchison Gold coin and certificates Raid. Locomotive. $257,373,000 Baltimore & Ohio. in vault 800! 92g 921 76,330,000 Bethlehem Steel . . Oold settlement fund 2001474 470 470 (Job! redemption fund with 88 Brook. It. Transit. U. S. treasurer 1.184,000 Cal. Petroleum . . . 13,300 311 ".ioi 302 7C0 179i 1791 179 Canadian Pacific. J33I.S87.000 Central Leather . . Total gold reserve 400 53$ 53J 52J 61 Legal tender notes, silver, 26.97S.000 Chesapeake & Ohio. etc Chi.. Gt. Western. 144 C. M. & St. Paul.. 1,100 931 93 93 8361,865,000 Chicago & N. W. . Total reserve 1311 Rills discounted and bought: C. R. I. & P. Ry. 3.500' 16J 16' 16 Maturities within ten days.$ 6,742.000 Chino Copper .... 2,100! B3. 52 531 1,0001 52" 51. 511 Krom eleven to thirty days 12.379,000 Colo. Fuel & Iron. 800! 73J to sixty Crucible Steel From thirty-on- e 72i 18.190.000 D. .fc R. G. pfd 26 days sixty-on- e . . . "Distillers' to ninety 471 47 Certs 3,300 48 From 11.494.000 Erie 412 davs 172 3,891.000 General Electric .. ov. i' ninety days Great Nor. pfd.... 2,700 1251 1251 1251 47 $ 52.696.000 Gt. Nor. Ore ctfs. 600j 48 Total 1 CnA 7S 771 J.UUV! Ousrg. Exploration Investments; !, . . .t. 107 $ 14.o23. 000 Illinois Central ... I. S. bondswarrants i it 211 21 J 200; 13.600.000 Inter. Consol. Corp, Municipalreserve notes, net. 20.939.000 44 ' 2,6001 45' 44 Copper Inspiration Federal 1 0i N. . Hnrv.. Int. reserve J..J Due from federal Southern! Kan. 21.331.000 30J Cltr net banks, 811 4.322.000 Lehigh Valley All other resources & Nash ... . 1264 Iuis. . . . 96 96 Petroleum 961 $19.276,000 Mex. Total resource Miami Copper .... 7.200J 334 LIABILITIES. 5 51. 900.000 M.. . . & 16 T. K. pfd. in .. 00' U 'npital paid Pacific 3? Missouri 1...OOO.00O Oovernment deposits National Biscuit . . 125J 9.000 397.8 net Reserve deposits, . 631 National Leed 4.461,000 Nevada Federal reserve notes, net. ... 151 Copper 7.036.000 All other liabilities N. Y. Central 1051 l.iooiosilios N. N. II. & II . . 400; 74: 74 11 74 $489,276,000 Nor.Y.,& Western . . Total liabilities 200il20!120i! liobl reserve against net liabilities, Nor. Paeifin 4001161 115? ll.ii 82.3 pm- cent. :oo! 11 11 Mall Pacific IH .1 42 Fash rerve against net liabilities, Pacific Tel. & Tel. 89 59 rent. 581 581 1.500j j Pennsylvania pT net deposit lia- Ray Con. Copper. 2,800! 24i 2 4 241 Fash reserve againstaside 40 per cent 2.20fk 818 bilities 0l 81 petting aftr net amount of fed- Reading 4,200! 551 B4I 54 Iron Steel. cold reserve aarainst Rep. 4 eral reserve notes in circulation, 90.9 Southern Pacific . 2.000 200! loljjioijiioi 22J! 22 Southern Railway.' 22i pep rent. 3,50o:i65i 16Siil6S Studebaker Co. . . 4001 571! 571! 571 WOOL. Tennessee Copper 1.500:233 l2301'230J Company.. London. Dec. 18. The offerings at Texas Union Pacific . . . '....!. ...1137821 wool auction sales today amounted tiif 7200 Union Pacific pfd.; bebates. Brisk competition held !o States Steel! lB.itOoi 83? 8511 85? tween the home trade and Russia Phil- United 1.500'116i 116P1161 Preferred Port the market strong. Scoured 79 7811 79 Utah of record Copper sold the at merinos 3.100j price lip 3d 89 Western Union . J ' "3.6661 '69 and New Zealand slipes lambs WeBt'house 2s 6811 6Si Elec.l realized 2s 2Jd. American buyer8 were Montana Power ....I 731 (U l' t. 700 500 490 501 j Oe.n. Motors 5 28 400 R Wabash TLAX. pfd.,..; 4 3.9001 73j 28JI 72 72 M. pfd Inter. 18. 2.044 Dec. Flax. Minneapolis. Total sales for the day. 152.000 shares. 2.f7i. WEEK ABOUT conditions have Improved, the Inquiry for seasonable merchandise has increased, and there is a brisk demand for holiday good, says the weekly letter of John C. Cutler, Jr. The business situation has been favorable In Utah during the year. Nearly all the crops were abundant and the farmers received good prices for their products. The stockjrrowers have done well as high prices have been paid for sheep, cattle and wool; while the mines produced almost 150,000,000 worth of gold, silver, lead, copper and spelter in ji is.fi' j I ' :.'.' !.&". I ) lS.r.o j ' .''. 1 73 j -i 3 I'i.al n.RO i5 ' 7P.j J 1.19 " 70j! 1S.6T, I M ay mi 1 . ;'?! 70 t J . Mr OATS 1.17-- i Today's market was In the main a repetition of recent dull and irregular sessions, operations being invariably In moderate volume, consisting largely of a closing of outstanding contracts. Public Interest was altogether lacking, aside from a isfair inquiry for certain Investment sues. Including the Anglo-Frenc- h bonds. United States Steel was the most active feature, though showing some heaviness. Other prominent Issues included American Smelting, Republic Iron and Steel, Studebaker and Baldwin. Rails were fairly firm but dull. Rankers with foreign connections were quoted as expecting further European liquidation of American stocks and bonds as a, result of the British to control those segovernment's curities. The plan market for exchange was again Irregular, receding guilders likewise marks, while sterling slightly, and francs were firm. The features of the bank statement included an expansion of loans bv about $28,000,000 and a contraction of reserves of slightly more than Bonds were irregular with total Bales, par value, of $1,833,000. United States registered 4s advanced I per cent on call during the week. SUPPLY INCREASED LAST Close. Low. 1.16 Hisih. j 1.1!: 1.10!' 1.17; I -4 -t . the advent of Christmas and winter weather in Utah, business good OF DULL STOCK MARKET New York. Dec. 18. - AVIth ACTUAL, CONDITION. $ 3,190.270.000 Loans Increase 28,066.000 Reserve in own vault, of is which 1415,760.000 503.150,000 specie . Decrease 23,213,000 reReserve in federal 161.261.000 serve banks 3.S1&.000 Increase Reserve in other deposit53,241.000 aries 280.000 Increase Net demand deposits .... 8,247,733.000 R. 310, 000 Increase Net time deposits 147,312,000 4 23.000 Decrease Circulation 35,126.000 3.000 Increase reserves 719,652.000 Aggregate Kxcess reserves 158,838,300 Decrease 20.257,810 banks trust state and of Summary In New York not Ingreater companies cluded In clearing house jstatement: 622.463,400 Loans, etc 3.221.900 Increase 52,889.000 Specie 84.200 Increase 10,083.800 Legal tenders 87,200 Increase 826,895,400 Total deposits Decrease 3,935,tt00 Ranks' cash reserve in 11,740,500 vaults Trust companies' cash re51,232,300 serve in vault RESERVE BANKS' GOLD to-wi- X - Commissioners, and became effective December 17. 1915. Said special tax is levied upon the following described real property In Salt Lake City, In Lots 24 to 27, inclusive, Block 1, Edgewood Addition, 10 to 32. inclusive, Block 2; 1. and 10 to 54, inclusive. Block 3; 1. and 10 to 54, inclusive. Block 4; 1. and 28 to 54, Inclusive, Block 5. Thorndyke Subdivision; 5. 6, 7 and 8. all in Block 4, Five Acre Plat "A"; 1, 94. 16 to 40, inclusive, and 45 to 73, inclusive. Highland Park Plat "A" Subdivision, Block 46; 1333 to 1385. Inclusive, and 1394 to 1459. inclusive. Highland Park Tlat "A" Subdivision, Block 47; and In part of Highland Park Plat "A" Subdivision, Block 47, all in Ten Acre Plat "A," and all in Field Survey abutting on the east Big side of Third East Street between Coatsville Avenue and Twelfth South on both sides of Street; Avenue between Third East Ddwnlngton and Fourth East Streets; on both sides of Garfield Avenue between Third East and Fourth East Streets: on both sides of Ramona Avenue between Third East and Fourth on both sides of HollyEast wood Streets; Avenue between Third East and Fourth East Streets; on both sides of Redondo Avenue between Third East p.nd Fourth East Streets; on both sides of Malvern Avenue between Highland Park Drive and Thirteenth. East Street; on both sides of Crystal Avenue between Park Drive and ThirEast Street; on both sides of teenth Highland Thirteenth East Street between Stratford Avenue and Thirteenth South Street; and on both sides of Alden Street between Stratford Avenue and Thirteenth South Street, in Sewer Districts Nos. 1 and 2, of Salt Lake City, and is due and payable in 5 equal annual installments beginning December 17, 1916. Interest at the rate of six per cent per annum on the whole amount of said tax shall be computed from the date the ordinance confirming the levy of said tax became effective, December 17. 1915, and interest at sail rate on the whole amount cf said tax unpaid shall be due and any payable withoreach installment. If interest aforesaid is not Installment paid on the date when same becomes clue, then the whole amount of the tax the time said Installment and unpaid atare due will become due and interest and will draw Interest at the payable rate of eight per cent per annum until sale of the property assessed. One or more of said installments in the order in which they rre payable aforesaid, or the whole tax, may be paid without interest at any time within thirty days after the ordinance confirming theonelevy or of the tax became effective; and more of said installments in the order in which they are payable, or the whole tax unpaid, may be paid on the day any installment Is due by paying the amount thereof and interest to said day. All special taxes are payable at my 102. City and County office, Room Lake City. Building. atSalt Salt Lake City, Utah, this Dated 17th day of December, 1915. FRANK OODBE, Cltv Treasurer and Collector of Special Taxes. No. 328. Sewer Extension h NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a special tax for . the purpose of exlevied and tending the Sewer has been confirmed ordinances of the Board by of Commissioners, and became effective and division. December 17,1915. county, Utah, Department No. 1. In the matter of the estate of Brita Said special tax Is levied upon the described real property in Gilbert, deceased. Notice. following The petition of A. L. Conley, adminSalt Lake City 2 istrator of the estate of Brlta Gilbert, to 17, inclusive, and 20 to In Lots deceased, praying for the settlement of 35, inclusive, Seventh East Addition, final account of said administrator and Block 3, Five Acre Plat "A," Big Field for the distribution of the residue of Survey, abutting on both sides of Wilthe estate to the persons entitled, has son Avenue between Sixth East and been set' for hearing on Friday, the Seventh East Streets, in Sewer District 24th day of December, A. D. 1915, at 2 No. 1, of Salt Lake City, and is due and o'clock p. m., at the courthouse, payable in five equal annual installin the courtroom of county said court in Salt ments December 17, 1916. beginning Lake City, Salt Lake county, Utah. 6 per cent per at the rate of amount Interest on Witness the clerk of said court, with annum the whole of the seal thereof affixed, this 10th day of tax shall be computed from the date said the D 1915. A, December, ordinance confirming the of said levy t: THOS. December tax became effective, (Seal.) HOMER, Clerk. By J. E. Clark, Deputy Clerk. 17, 1915, and interest at said rate on J. E. Darmer, Attorney for Petitioner. the whole amount of said tax unpaid shall be due and payable with each inIN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-bat- e stallment. If any installment or indivision. In and for Salt1. Lake terest aforesaid is not paid on the date No. county, when same becomes due, then the wholo In the Utah, of the estate of George amount of the tax unpaid at the time matterDepartment Ford, deceased. Notice. installment and interest are due The petition of Sara Eliza Ford pray- said will become due and payableS and will ing for the admission to probate of a draw interest at the rate of per cent certain document, purporting to be the per annum until sale of the property of George Ford, assessed. One or more of said installlast will and testament letments in the order in which they are deceased, and for the granting ofFord ters testamentary to Sarah Eliza aforesaid, or the whole tax, payable has been set for hearing on Friday, the may be paid without interest at any 2 24th day of December, A. D. 1915, at time within thirty days after the ordiof the tax o'clock p. m., at the county courthouse, nance confirming the in the courtroom of said court in Salt became effective; and levy one or more of 1M I Am for Men ' V I GIVE THE GENUINE TREATOEHT SiffS&SSs.SSffi sore mouth, throat, tongrue or body rash, call n me at once and let me extreatment. No PAIN, no LOSS of plain to-no you the improved method of GOING to the HOSPITAL, as you return home shortly after the TIME, treatment, as it only requires a few minutes of your time by my methods of administration. EXAMINATION FREE. n-o- - CONSULTATION AND SPECIAL RATES THIS MONTH . Hours a. in. to 5 p. m. Evenings. 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays; 10 to 12 only. 234 S. MAIN ST SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. wm mu WWJ vmmmmmmmmmmnmmmmmmi ww uj.mwim nmmmmmim, mMUj" " M P"! twin wnsugpn. itji mF'r.&'.,mmmm-- .miwniuiw i |
