| Show :r!sr ' V Vi The Monday Morning- - Herald-Republica- GOLDFIELD GIVES SILVER TIS CHANCE Much Speculation on Future of Silver When World War Ends Sliver experts are making an effort to gauge the possibilities of permanent “dollar silver’ after the war and many hold the view that such air eventuality is entirely probable according to one authority Gold haa been withdrawn from circulation in Europe and will probably remain withdrawn during the financial readjustment at the close of hostilities Meanwhile the continental countries have been flooded with paper currency and even the British government has departed from ita traditional custom of leaving the currency Issuing functions to the Bank of England— a private corporation —and has rut out paper In pound and denominations As has been frequently pointed out silver by a person familiar with the place market It will be necessary to this paper on some sort of a metallic basis and In the absence of gold silver will have to suffice- Moreover it is expected that every effort will be made to encourage the coinage of sil-of ver to compensate for the scarcity It is considered easily possible gold with gold may that the ratio of silver be raised from IS to 1 to 14 to 1 This action would make the coinage of silver more profitable to the issuing government For instance in mining a silver dollar when the bullion is selling around 70 cents the United States government nets a nice profit When eilver bullion is selling above Si the margin of profit is small and at $129 per ounce there is no profit at all as the silver then is on a parity with gold silver is selling at Consequently when such high prices as featured the market last month there is little inducement in the way of profit to the government to encourage the coinage of silver A ratio of 14 to 1 would make is silver worth SI 47 an ounce when it an at parity with gold and18 thus afford cents in the additional profit of dollar minting of a silver The dearth of gold has created a as to the manner in which the problemaccounts incident to the conheavy enormous amount the flict especially of interest on war indebtedness will be transferred to the creditor nations For this purpose It is asserted by exin international exchange that torts world-wid- e credit system must be established between nations In this way the shipment of great quantities if gold will be rendered unnecessary and the accounts will bo settled as far ps possible by the adjustment of credit balances 19-shlll- ing - CYANIDE SWAGE HRS HE’S TALKING TO A STRANGER By January 1 the newly developed of'this country will cyanide reeources have attained their full development and any serious shortage of that comthe modity is unlikely accordingin to to the report which have Just come Nevada Mine Operators association wkilch ha made strenuous effort to ecure a cyanide supply since the former source wa cut off by the war with Reno Gazette 'Jermany sayamtthe new sources which Factories were started on the first of July have been pushed toward a rapid completion with the result that the announcement now comes that they will be in full operation turning out great chemical by the bequantitiesof ofthethe new year ginning by According to the estimates made Nethe local office of the association vada used annually 54no000 pounds of the milloperations of been cyanide In the have very ing plants and would bad been Imseriously handicappedother itsources of possible to develop supply Under direction of the association experiments are being conducted to determine sources of cyanide in the western states No definite information as to the location of these sources or the state of the experiments could le given out by the association llazcn Sampler to Treat 500 Tons day Installation and adjustment of the beginning preliminary tolate machinery was yester-da- v completed operations Ore Purafternoon at the Western at chasing company's a n crewsampler of men Last night ITazen which has been assembled in readiness was put for the work for several days accumuto work on ore which has been lating while the new sampler was being completed It was planned to have started the ago but owing to plant several days a considerable amount of finishing work the date was delayed until last night According to Manager Manson there is sufficient ore to keep the plant busstart The plan ily engaged from the close to 500 tons he says is to handle of ore daily at the outset Increasing the amount as it becomes necessary The new plant embodies some of the latest ideas in economical handling under the plans govthree times the erning Its construction amount possible In the old sampler with a very much decreased force of men— Reno Gazette 900-to- ore-treatm- BADGER ent BROTHERS BROILCUO 7 10 ttiin Stmt Fhaaw Private Wing tm All Slsrkvte 940-M- 51$17 a special meeting of the there will be stock of the holders of common at the office of company Sugar room 712 McIntyre the company on the Salt Lake City Utah building 1917 at 3 26th day of November o’clock p m' for the purpose of conand voting upon the amend-of sidering Six of the Articles ment to Article of said company so a Incorporation to Increase the preferred stock of said to 100000 company from 75000 shares shares and to increase theto common 181250 stock from 150000 shares value of said preferred the shares par the same and common stock to remainarticles as at present fixed by said order of the board of directors of By the NPeople’s Sugar company G STRIKGUAM Secretary Peo-pie- ’s DE BECK UMAX RECEIPTS IN UEST LARGE E Expressions of optimism and of renewed confidence in the future of Goldfield are heard on all aides as a result of recent mine developments that appear to be of vital importance to the district says the Goldfield News Ever since it was demonstrated in the Consolidated Jumbo Extension Florence and other rich mines here that the enrichment wee not confined to surface deposits the belief has been enStr-talnby geologists and mining engineers that pay ore would be found In the main veins of the district far below the surface plane of the alaskite or basic granite ’which forms the geologic floor over which have been laid down the sedimentary shale end the volcanic flows of Igneous rocks As development work progressed In the larger mints deposits of rich ore were found chiefly at depths varying from 109 to 500 feet while at a few ore points in later work Importantworkbodies were discovered In1750-fodeeper level the ings even down to however the shale In every Instance to mark the limits In depth appearedhigh-grade ore zones and with of the one or two exceptions the work of all the companies wan confined to levels above the shale Finally In the course of deep development it was shown that the main vein or ore channel of the district extends far within the shale In the form of a great fissure and exopinion holds that it will be found pert to persist In the same form far into the underlying alaskite and that valuable ore bodies will be found here resulting from secondary enrichment More Than Seven Million Bushels Received Com Shipments Slow OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLD-- ‘ ERS MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT was not because the annual1917 meeting and for other’ held in September reasons a special meeting of the stockholders of Tlntlc Standard Mining comcalled to meet and the is hereby pany convene at 11 o’clock a m same will on the 10th day of November 1917 at the office of the company 422 Judge Lake City Utah Said building laSalt called for the following purmeeting poses: 1 To elect a board of directors to aerve until the 20th day of December 1918 IL To amend article 6 of the articles of Incorporation by striking out in lieu NOTICE By IateceetloMl News Service! Nov 4 — The receipts of western wheat at markets last week 7550000 bushels These figtotaled ures are somewhat ' larger than the trade expected to see though they are 3500000 bushels smaller than the corresponding week last year One of the best posted authorities at the seaboard and who has made a study of the wheat movement wires the writer that a study of the figures available shows a very heavy marketing of wheat by the country The buying power In the corn market is lacking It is not as urgent at the moment as it was a week ago Manu- facturers at Chicago and elsewhere have in some instances closed their or until there plants for the time Is enough corn to being run them without delay These plants hold orders for enormous quantities of corn products and they are now refusing orders for additional amounts Generally speaking the movement of corn Is never large until the latter part of December but owing to the great scarcity of that grain every avenue is being covered In order to move the corn off the farms and in case It is wet to dry It out and place it where it will do most good Weekly receipts of wheat last week 7550000 bushels: a year ago 10- 851000 Week’s receipts of corn 1487000 and of oats 9844000 compared with 2868000 and 8149000 MANHATTAN MINE bushels respectively a year ag'o The demand for oats continues on account of exporters and largely our own government OPERATIONS WEEK onProducts have declined although the stocks of manufactured products are much smaller than they were a month ago During the week the north crosscut of the Union Amalgamated neat' the west end of the Karl ore body was extended to the footwall and ha veri- NEW OIL WELLS ARE fied the belief of the management that tile shoot would show the same width as was shown by a parallel crosscut STRUCK IN WYOMING near the east end the width being 38 feet says the Chamber of Mines weekly report A raise has been started from the From Denver comes a report that the northeast drift which will be extended office of Merritt Oil company con? ore of the fissure the big part through firmed the report of the brlnaing In of10a on to Its strike mainly definitely new Wall Creek body sand well on section determine the length of the shoot It was encounwas the writer's pleasure to Inspect Big Muddy field The oil3150 feet and at tered approximately this wonderful ore body after the last promise of equaling the crosscut had been driven through it the well gives production of its neighbors The first and it was quite gratifying to see the rushes were oil at the of so of the company abundantly rate of 1500 barrels estimated plans and it Is daily fulfilled that the settled production will After seeing the ’White Caps and believed not less than 500 barrels Manhattan Consolidated demonstrate beThis well makes the third Wall Creek the theory of Increased size and values sand well completed on now the with depth and Amalgamated section 10 successfully Merritt well The original the same conditions strengthshowing by A 12 Humphreys and assoens my belief that along the Litigation drilled more than eleven months ago is Hill reef of Cambrian lime we will see ciates In the north part of this section The soma great mines developed well brought In about six weeks There is unusual activity around the second Is of a located about ago Amalgamated at the present time due mile south and west of the original to preparations for connecting the Karl bore and the third well just completed shaft with the lower level and It is lies south of the second or in the evident that every effort will be made northwest quarter10 of the southwest to have the work completed within the quarter of section Some present period of thirty days well is original Merritt Idea of the magnitude of the job cab to The Its flow and reported the secmaintaining be formed when It Is known that 30000 ondbewell a now is settled at running timto feet or lumber will be required of 500 barrels daily output ber the shaft of the third well on The Atl of the old timber will le removed section completion 10 marks the seventh Wall from the present single compartment sand well which the Merritt peoshaft and two working compartments Creek in in connection with have ple each 4x4 1 in the clear will be pro- the Ohio brought Oil company In the Big Mudone believe lead would to which vided field The others are on sections 7 that Whitman Symmes must be plan- dy 8 9 and 21 In addition the same Inning some deep jnlnlng terests now have a dozen other wells drilling on the Muddy some of them nearing the sands SMALL OIL WELL IS Of the seven complete wells all are 9 producersin Merritt 15well on section October is reported flowbrought one on section ing 000 barrels The In the field Is not STRUCK AT FOSSIL 21 fartherthesouth others in production equaling Altogether thirteen wells have penetrated the Wall Creek sand in the all but two are to the Kemmerer Camera Big Muddy field andcame Two water These producers a flow of oil was struck Saturday by big Oil company's rig were the Atkinson well on sectionsec-16 the Midwest Refining well on in the Fossil field and It is estimated and the 13 tion were well shot if the by specialists that row it would have a pumping capacity of fifteen barrels a day The strike wa made at a depth of 192 feet At first It was thought advisable to shoot the well and make a pump proposition out of it but specialists advised those interested to go down two or three hunMAKE MINE SUCCESS dred feet further to a second sand where it Is thought that a much stronger flow will be encountered The oil was struck in the sand and According to the Chloride Herald is of a very high quality A pool of “the Bullion has cpt the vein of the level after driving the crossperhaps twenty barrel of pure oil was pumped from the well after the strike cut 65 feet which Is Just five feet farwas made Kven at that depth and ther than Superintendent Eakin figwith the present flow a paying propo- ured he would have to drive The sition could be made out of the well crosscut was continued through the according to Charles K Costello and vein which proved to be 16 feet wide William Wood who were on the at that point and during its passage ground Sunday and who are much cut through several nice ore shoots elated over the discovery These gen- which showed lead contents as high as tlemen are from Twin Falls Ida and 50 to 60 per cent helped to promote the Wyotning-Idah- o “The ore Is Identical with the ore company They visited the well Sun- that was opened In the upper workings day and took with them W Wheeler which in one place was several feet a specialist from Pennsylvania who has wide and assayed 71 ton the honor of having drilled the third Herald has not been ableperto learn The the deepest well in the United States and value of the ore on -- the level Stanley Morfan of the Western Oil hut hazards the opinion that ft will company with headquarters In Salt measure close to that higher up Lake These two gentlemen advised the shaft up that the Fossil company case off the IT M Eakin Is highstrike made In the first sand and drill ly Superintendent a favorable at finding such pleased down to a second sand which is likely showing men at work set and has to be struck at-- depth of three or four drifting both north and south on one hundred feet of the ore shoots that the crosscut The strike Saturday establishes the passed through fset that the Fossil oil field can be “The Bullion Is owned by the Jesse even If a Knight made to pay dividends of Utah and their is not made In a second success InInterests Chloride means much to the greaterAstrike fifteen-barrwell at a depth camp as they are admittedly about the sand of 192 feet could be very profitably largest mine operators In the Mormon operated and a number of them In op- state” eration would be a big thing for the company The well Is only a mile from the railroad and there is a down grade all the way Fossil people are almost certain that a better producing sand lies down a few hundred feet deeper GUARANTEED The company is now of a Write wire or telephone your ordere negotiating fer the purchase Fosell standard rig to put Into the Domino Wyoming Oil Co hae been offield fered a cash bonus by the heaviest Uprtag Valley WHL In Wyoming on eight hundred operator In Spring Valley a shallow well was acres of the thirty-eighundred Domfno Co Said operator by recently brought in according to re- owned office to drill two deep wells for half Interest port received by the Camera which produces twenty-fou- r bsrrele of In this particular tract hlgh-grsgasoline oil a day It is thought that If a second sand Is drilled into in this field a heavier flow will KKBIL bo encountered Beei 2 Meek Chicago ed ot one-four- NO LONGER FELT -- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AND MMMG HE DEARTH OF GOLD November Salt Lake City UudL n Idaho-Wyoml- th ng 300-fo- ot 300-fo- ot a el SATISFACTION Idaho-Wyoml- ng ht de H BCOLE means of a ditch for a distance of 7400 feet and there used from January 1 to OIL SHALE SEARCH December 31 inclusive of each year to 160 acres of land embraced in irrigate the WJ of 8W section 23 and El of SE section 22 township and range This application is designatBECOMING LIVELY aforesaid ed in the state engineer’s office as No 7238 All protests against the granting of said application the reasons made by affidavit in Now that the matter of oil shale re- therefor must be stating duplicate by a fee of 3250 torting is taking hold of the public and filed accompanied in this office within thirty mind prospectors are scouting over (30) days after the completion of the notice various districts of Utah Nevada and publication of this G F M’GONAGLE State Colorado for the best outcropping memof first publicationEngineer November bers Relative to this work In Ne- 5 Date 1917 Date of 5 completion of publi1917 vada the Humboldt Star says that the cation December announcement that commercial oil can SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING be produced from the oil shales that NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT A SPEC-lexist In the State of Nevada has startof the stockholders of ths meetingGold & Silver Mining & Milled prospectors looking up these de- Planetary Is company a corporation ot Utah ing and will be held at the composits and it is surprising tlie number called office room 210 building of places in this northern section where pany’s November Salt Lake3 City UtahmonJudge 5th the shale can he found Besides the 1917 at o'clock p of that day for purpose of amending article VI of extensive deposits known for year the articles of Incorporation the same changnear Klko and In the Bullion moun- ing to read as follows: by ARTICLE VL tain section deposits of oil shale have That the amount of the capital stock been found in a number of places In of said corporation shall be ten thoudollars (310000) which shall be Humboldt and Lander counties and in sand divided into one hundred thousand the face value or (100000)ten of cents the northern part of Klko county Sam- shares of value (10c) each par a WInnemucca show to ple brought the capital from reducing If thereby high percentage of oil and will burn 350000000 to $1000000 ana the par held in a lighted match Other sam- value of each share from 3500 to iOc W H WEYHER President ples shown contain patches of paraffin T E WEYHER Secretary wax From present indications this shale can be found In almost any secDELINQUENT NOTICeI tion of the northern part of the state SILVER SLIPPER MINES COMPANY It Is beginning to look as if there of principal place of business would be a boom in Nevada shale as a Location 369 E Third South street Salt L&ke source of an unlimited supply of crude City Utah oil Notice —There are delinquent upon described stock on acLaboratory work of vast importance the following of assessment No 1 levied on has been carried out by A G Crane count the 24th day of September 1917 the who lately returned from Washington several amounts set opposite the name after conferring with government of the respective shareholders as folchemists in the matter and from what lows: haa been given out extensive plants Cert No of Name Amt for the extraction of oil from shale No Shares 2 Ben Bell Sr 1000 3150 will soon be fn course of construction 3 Ben C Bell 1000 150 Others are experimenting and already 22 James 1000 worth 150 a small plant has been started in the 23 Le RoyBosBosworth 1000 150 Klko section 36 Willard O Brown 75 500 recan be the learned From what 110 C S Beach 3000 450 120 Geo L Beckstead 3000 450 covery of crude petroleum Is a simple 11!) 45 300 Alex Clinton matter and virtually beyond the ex- 178 1000 Peter 150 (Vardas of the and process stage perimental R K Davidson 10000 3500 the values from theresidue 179 getting 21 Joe Dono 75 500 and the recovery of the more volatile 182 50000 7500 Faddis Lindsay Viot are overlooked 7 compounds being James I Fowler 6600 990 One of the recent discoveries is the 134 Mrs Elizabeth H 7000 1050 fac that shale oil makes a most exFowler Elizabeth Fow cellent binder for soil in street and 124 Mrs 10000' 1500 ler road Improvement 7 Mrs H Sophia 2000 300 Fowler 177 J D and Sallie FowTHAT GIVEN HEREBY NOTICE IS 19000 2850 ler be a meeting of the stockthere will 31 E A Gardner 75 500 comSix holders of Mining 32 Ernest I Gardner Lynn Big 10 15 312 room National Continental 15 33 N A Gardner 100 Eany at block Salt Lake City Utah No- 111 2000 E 300 Hanson 2 S elecm for the vember 1917 at p W U Judd 1000 150 transaction of 138 tion of officers and tnecome 125 D E Jones 1000 150 before the 126 such business as may Clement Jones 1000 150 meeting 127 Roy Jones 1000 150 HENRY HARKER TO00 108 S Kiino 150 ‘President 73 R W Katz 1290 195 M F EAKLE 175 C E Laughlln 4000 600 Secretary 63 Mrs Lizzie A Lewis 1000 150 65 lames M 2000 300 WANTED — 3 7 J HORSEPOWER Mo- 135 Ralph W Morgan 2500 S75 Meredith tors Standard pulley 1200 R M P 109 W W Mosbv 2000 300 2 1 1 P motors Standard pulley 1200 76 Mary H Moffat 3000 450 R M P: all motors to be 3 phase 79 William McKean 2000 300 indirect ra220 volt 500 64 Peter McPhie 75 Quantity 5 double and M diation (Vento) 107 single 5000 750 Ogward these of have IX If 35 Mrs inlet fans any C Oakley you 1000 150 144 Wm Price 2000 articles in good condition atcommuni300 once cate with the undersigned 87 Thos Philipson 5000 750 Novemnoon 12 o’clock Bids close Geo K Prinber 5 1917 12500 1875 dle OF SALT 112 John Parkins BOARD OF EDUCATION 300 45 LAKE CITY 95 Sam Potts 8000 1200 3 4 William Reid 75 500 NOTICE TO WATER USERS 150 Wm Reese 1500 225 SALT C R Sund- STATE ENGINEER’S OFFICE 31 1917 1500 225 October Utah Lake City berg 75 500 Notice Is hereby given that Mrs Ais 139 Brig Stillman 3850 577 27 B Stanley A Walker whose postoffice address A J Seare 4500 675 Utah has made application In Murray of 78 Sam Spitz 3000 450 accordance with the requirements 1907 as 75 R Saito 1000 150 the Compiled Laws of Utah 7000 1050 8 L H Stoffers amended by the Session Laws of Utah 16 Mrs Julia A Stoffers 3000 1909 1911 and 1915 to appropriate three 450 the un- 105 Mrs Annie Smith 2000 300 water fiom creek (3) second feet ofCottonwood In 4 500 75 I) Thomas derflow of Big M Turner be 85 Anna water will 5000 R 750 Salt Lake county Said feet 29 1 L eno 5000 450 diverted at a point which liesthe50 west 1000 150 103 Geo I Williams north and 40 feet west from 14 2000 300 corner of section township 121 Tom Williams quarter 500 75 2 south range 1 east Salt Lake base 149 John Winnard 1000 150 163 Mar)' A Walquist and meridian and conveyedofby500mean feet And in accordance with law and an of a canal for a distance 1 used from April to October order of the board of directors made there and 1 inclusive of each year to irrigate1 on the 24th day of September 1917 so 60 acres of land embraced in the N many shares of each parcel of such of section 14 and the NE1 of section 15 stock as may be necessary will be sold range aforesaid This at the office of the company 369 E township and is designated In the state Third South street Salt Lake City application office as No 7488 Utah on the 17th day of November engineer’s All protests against the granting of 1917 at 2 'clock p m of said day to-to said application stating the reasons pav delinquent- asessment thereon with the cost of advertising and therefor must be made by affidavit in duplicate accompanied by a fee of gether of sale expense O E SALOMON Secretary $250 and filed in this office within (30) days after the completion thirty NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF TEXT of the publication of this notice G F M'GONAGLE BOOKS State Engineer 5 Lake Salt City Oct 31 1917 TO LAW NOTICE IS Date of first publication November PURSUANT 1917 Date of completion of publica- hereby given by the Utah State Superthat a tion December 5 1917 intendent of Public Instruction of the State Text Book convention at NOTICE TO WATER USERS Commission is called to convene 223 room STATE ENGINEER'S OFFICE SALT Salt Lake City Utah in December building Monday Lake City Utah October 31 191i W A Capitol 31 1917 at 1 o'clock p m to adopt Notice la hereby given that schools of Sunderland whose postoffice address is text books for allIn district of the first except classcltiea Utah has made application In the state second Ibapah for a period of of and the accordance with the ofrequirements Utah 1907 as five years from the first of July 1918 the Complied Laws Session Laws of Utah Separate and sealed proposals from amended by the1915 to appropriate two publishers will be received by the State 1909 1911 and second feet of wa- Text Book Commission at the office In-of and (22) of Public ter from North creek Tooele county the State Superintendent Utah Said water will be diverted at a struction room 223 Capitol building south 54 degrees 30 minutes east Salt Lake City Utah until Monday point 725 feet from the northeast corner of noon January 7 1918 for furnishing northwest quarter of10section 25 town- text books in the following named 10 south range weat Salt Lake ship base and meridian and conveyed by subjects: For the Elementary Schools grades al 140-11- 74-7- ’ -- 5-- 60-cy- cle 82-104-- 13-81-1- the third line and inserting thereof the following: “1 A board of not leas than three and not more than nine directors for the present ahd until changed the number of directors shall be five but the hoard of directors may by resolution from time to time increase or di- mlnish said board to not exceeding nine and never below three and this may be done without amending these articles hut never to deprive - an acting director of his office” 2 To amend the fourth of the same article by addingparagraph the word “corporation” in the firstafter line of five the following: “And when page ever a quorum is assembled and acting Its action la the corporate unanimously action whether the other directors had notice or not” 7 by striking III To amend out “the third article In Monday ber” In line four and insertingSeptemIn lieu “the 20th day of December and one to six Inclusive: Reading Writing thereof said date should fall on Sunday then Arithmetic English Language and If the following Monday HyGrammar Geography History By order of the Board of Directors giene Sanitation and Music E J RADDATZ President For the Junior —and Senior High schools: ENGLISH Grammar Compo sition and Rhetoric History of" English Notice Is further given that at said Liter- meeting a proposition of American — Literature will be submit- 4 History Gerature FOREIGN LANGUAGES ted to and voted amend article upon man French Spanish Latin MATHEof the articles of incorporation of said Correlated MathMATICS — Arithmetic Tintic Standard Mining company so as Solematics Algebra Plane Geometry to make the first paragraph thertof SCIENCE id more nearly to the value of conform Geometry Trigonometry — General Science Physics Chemistry the and read as follows: property “Article IV The capital stock ot Astronomy Elementary AgTiculture this corporation shall be one million Physical Geography Botany Zoology Agone hundred Physiology and Hygiene Geology and seventy-fiv- e thousand ronomy Horticulture Animal Husbandollars divided Into one ($1175000) AND HISTORY Domestic Science million one hundred and seventy-fiv- e dry SOCIAL SCIENCE— American History thousand (1175000) shares of the face Modor par value Ancient History English of one History dollar each ern History EconomCivil Government Dated October 18($100) 1917 ics Elementary Sociology Community By order of the board of directors Civics Ethics of Citizenship ART AND E J RADDATZ President — INDUSTRY Domestic Art Mechanic Arts Mechanical Drawing Industrial Art Drawing Penmanship Music ComBUSINESS DIRECTORY mercial Geography Commercial Law Commercial Commercial Arithmetic Correspondence Accounting Stenography Typewriting Text books on all subjects above C S COWANAssayers SUCCESSOR TO BIRD-Cowa- n named will be considered for the 160 S West Temple Salt or grades In which such subjectsgrade are Lake City commonly taught 7 On Monday noon 1918 at the State TextJanuary Book Commission will UNION ASSAY OFFICE INC 152 6 West Temple meet and publicly open and read all the that have been received R IL OFFICER & CO ASSAYERS proposals and will make its awards within thirty 169 S West Temple st Salt Lake City thereafter days The bids and terms from the publishers must be accompanied by sample copies of the booika proposed to be furAttorneys nished together with a statement of the introductory and exchange price BOOTH LEE BADGER & RICH and of the wholesale and retail prices Boston bldg Was 1268 at which the publisher agrees to furnish each book within the state during MARIOXEAUX STRAUP STOTT A the full time 1 for which said books may Beck 406 Kearns bldg Was 6914 e for a period of five be adopted years from the first day of July 1918 The publisher or publishers whose proChimney Sweeping shall be accepted must enter into posals a written contract with the State Su- CHIMNEY SWEEPING of Public Instruction and perintendent water jackets cleaned FURNACE must give a bond with two sufficient alland Cali JbyHexpert Curguaranteed sureties in a reasonable sum to be tis work Was 1595 fixed by the State Text Btook Commission for the faithful performance of DO IT NOW— CHIMNEY SWEEPING such contract All bidders will be required to give by modern methods hot air hot net price of books f o b at point of water and steam furnaces cleaned and cleaned All f o b Salt Lake City repaired water coils shipmentisand II Hayward work Was J reserved the State Text guaranteed Right by 6207 Book Commission to accept or reject thereof any or all bids or any EXPERT CHI5INET SWEEPING —ALT K Gpart GOWANS furnaces and water jackets cleaned State Superintendent of Public work guaranteed A and repaired All 6562-J J Barnard Was 602-60- DELINQUENT NOTICE & DEVELOPMENT company 225 Kearns building Salt Lake City Utah There are delinquent upon tlie folstock on aocount of lowing described assessment No l levied on the 19th day of September 1917 the following amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: Name Cert Shares Amt Kd Bennett 2 4000 400 Ed Bennett 10 4000 400 Ed Bennett 13 4000 400 Ed Bennett 16 1000 100 Ed Bennett 18 1000 100 Ed Bennett 20 1000 100 Ed Bennett 24 50 500 Ed Bennett 26 500 50 S D Nichols 29 10000 1000 - B Coon 30 35000 3500 AV B Coon 31 4000 400 A F Jaisler 32 4000 4 00 J Tracy Wootton 36 5000 5 00 Ed Bennett 38 5000 500 Ed Bennett 39 5000 500 Ed Bennett 42 6000 500 Ed Bennett 43 2000 200 Ed Bennett 44 1000 100 Ed Bennett 45 1000 100 Kd Bennett 46 1000 100 47 5000 500 48 25000 2500 COVE MINING 55 56 57 2000 2000 2000 1000 17-1- - two-tent- hs k 06 V Carpets and Rug Cleaning PAPER CLEANING $1 PER ROOM Naand up All work Co Was 4256 tional House Cleaningguaranteed Chiropractic Parlors BENJ?rDHNSONrrLrTo3Tn3 Office hours 9 to 11 Boston 4 p m tobldg Outside calls Was a 1000 m 1 630 to 730 p m 4938 PYOTT & WILSON 706-- 7 UTAH SAV & Trust bldg Hours 9 to 11 2 to 5 Outside calls 630 to 730 laboratory Was 8636 L E FARNSWORTH 516 FELT BLDG X-r- Phone Wasatch 5- 5000 5000 5000 2000 2000 ay 1566 Cleaning and Dyeing THEMYEIiiTLEANINaD YEINU Co expert cleaners and dyers wholesale and retail mall orders solicited work guaranteed insured clothes 114-1E Broadway 16 SALT S LAKE CLEANING A DYEING Best work prompt delivery 265 1939 State Wasatch 5236 Hyland Co China Shop 500 WAGENER 143 E BROAD-wa500 BERTHAWasatch 7102 500 200 Doctors 200 STATE MEDICAL CO SPECIALISTS Blood skin and chronic diseases If need a doctor get the besL 234 S you 200 5Iain street 200 200 DR W N GRIFFITH BLOOD POI-so- n 100 disskin troubles and 100 eases 1595 Main street private y Dancing Academy WOOIL dancinglessons'daily! WARD’S 34 Main Phone Was 7770 - 000 000 500 1500 99 C V Malmberg 2000 200 101 E T Woolley 2500 250 103 K T Woolley 1500 150 109 125 McGlinn 13 Paddy 111 12500 1250 Geo Harvey Allred 113 19771 1977 E H Nichols 114 2000 200 Robert Stoddard 115 Coon 2000 200 Harry 116 26104 2610 I 51 Coon 117 M Coon 4000 400 I) 118 10000 1000 D 51 Coon 119 500 D M Coon 50 121 5000 500 JA A Headland 12 2500 250 L Hansen 123 2500 250 Joe Rich 124 5000 500 J R Brown 125 10000 1000 J K Bennett 127 B Anderson 5000 500 Hugo 51 R 5 lies 13a 1250 12a 136 4000 H A Stahl 400 137 7000 700 McEwan Joseph 1000 100 Lauratz Jensen I 138 139 1000 100 C L Rollins 140 1000 100 C L Rollins And in accordance with the law and of directors orders made by theonboard 19th the of said company day of 1917 so many shares of September each parcel of such stock as may' be necessary will be sold at the office of the companv at 225 Kearns building Salt Lake City10 Utah ona mNovember of said o’clock 17th 1917 at to pay the delinquent assessment day thereon together with the costs of adof sale vertising and expense ANDERSON - HUGO B Secretary and Treasurer Dressmaking DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS AND remodeling beadwork crocheting and embroidery Wasatch 8783 537 S 5TH EAST DRESSMAKING 926-- Hyland J Expert Acetylene Welding DON’T SCRAP YOUR FROZEN AUTO cylindersst Let Morris weld them Richards 26 Furniture Repairing Wasatch 2856 Upholstering chairs recaned: new work a specialty Fireproof Storage FIREPROOF STORAGE: ALSO pert packing and shipping Co EX M A 328 W Fireproof Storage Keyser 3 Was Second South Phone REDMAN FIREPROOF STORAGE CO oldest and largest exclusive handler of household goods west of Chicago we to all parts of the pack store apd ship 558 Was 555 and United States 5722-572- e J 8 |
