Show a 711c 5iit fZ:ik e Zribunt Mine 3 B Sunday Morning July Meet to Be 32YearsinOnePlant Held in S F lsEnffineer'sRecord 11-Sta- te Man Forfeits 8150 Bond in Hit-RuCase 16 1944 n ww41-'- Stories of the old pony express e bandits Instagecoaches dians and covered wagon treks i across the west's barren plains— all still are vivid in the alert mind of Ben McBride 89 who sits in a chair at his home in Salt Lake General hospital and dreams of 1 days gone by For "Old Ben" once drove a rumbling coach over the dirt roads that crisscrossed through the state once hunted and fished with t Indians once listened to tragic i tales about the famous Donner party—and he can relate his ex- ' l periences with all the color of a movie "westgood — old-tim- ' '"' :: ' 7- ' -- -- '''-'- :' :i - : - - fi ve ---- Ri ' '4- : :4 1 It Z ''' ' ': :'0 J '''''' :!" :' : ''': ::?- - -- 1 't- Sa ' ed v " Nevada-Californi- '" fo ' '5' :'" :' 1" - '-- '''- -i - 4 ' '''''::'27'1-- - ' A' ! 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Marl Johanea 72 who died at tne home of Ifoganson a daughter Mrs Carrie O Hofer 237-6t- h be conducted Monday East Tuesday will East at 10 a m at 124-4t- h Friends may call at the place of stryleets Sunday from 6 until M p m and Mondsy BUTial will be ua Waprior to servica satch Lawn Memorial park Larkin IL Bradford H Nay-- - Larkin FLY Bradford Tilers-lain an Kly hospital after a Its reaided ta Vona" Piro short illness many yare county was born tia Salt Latt Mr Bradford City Ott 2S IStid a eon of Larkin rt and Annie Bradford He to by a son 3 L Bradford of Balt LAS Clty7 3 Mn El Kathleen Sea ledge daughters Franriseo and Mn Eileen MaYne Z:kn: 2 misters Mrs Clara Eshort Fait Lakto City and Mn s Pearl Trooper Roth and brothers A R Brad few& Magna 1:tart and F J Bradford Las Vegas Fonral servicee were eonducted Pedal evening in the Wilson-Bate- s ehapel and the body was taken to 'Salt Lake Tits' disci om-ro- John DeKlotz WTLY:Ft Ida —Itinrst service fnr Jora 9 son of Mr and Mr nefOntit G who died ThurdY at h: horse in Filer from burns suffered in an iseei-lent on June is20 m will hie enditetd at the Flier Merinnst day at 1030 church with Bey K f ve)it effirtatleg In he theOdd getieror a Burial will remeterv directed by A'ritte rnortairy Twin Valls John and hia brother Gilbert faere In their vard when eleeping In it caught fire from canditt they hal bon ittinguishod: Its fiistere Ma-- y and Helen who first aw th burning tent but John was 140 f1ragg4 th boys out died of tt0 soneg severely burned that he Survivors include hie parents 2 brottrsc Gilbert and Ralph DeKlots and ti stfatol-Mary Helen Jessie Grace Betty Margaret Lou and Karen DeKlotz r rlir tnt Agusta S Niel-e- n HYRUM Cache County—Funeral services for gust& Swenson Nielsen 82 wno dleci Friday- about 11 p m of causes incident torn gage will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p in the Herum let L Dal wazd by Joseph Wright bishop chapel She wits born Oct 5 1881 in Tunebetris Sweden daughter of Swett and Likoping Caroline Cedargren Swenson In May t Riot ehe immigratod to the U 8 and setCed her family In Hyrum She wee married to Johnas t Dec 19 1884 in the Logan L D a temple He died June 8 1940 A member of the L D 8 church she served for 13 years as eouriaeor 73 the L D 8 ward Rebet iRt and Hyrum acid was was a member of the ward choir society temple worker Survivors include S of her 11 sorts and J Vern Floyd Weldoo and daughters:Nielmen FloYd and Mr Gordon BaCey I- - Nielsen Chase Layton: Marrter Hyrum: Nielsen Providence and Mrs Fern Jones Pocatello Ida: 41 grandchildren and 28 Friends may rail et tho fsrrity vicisrisi Monday envenriinnizian41:ri:rvtird111 c: 11'!:: :: r"" Services it71:n :rms': bromth: lid 7rum of the Thompson - U: ‘ De Klotz r: I u ry? : I ': - I - I - - t '''" - Await Meet s — -- Utah Pioneer 89 Tells Vivid Tales 'Postmasten Of Bandits Indians' Wagon Treks of Utah When Don S Davis 41 1147 E ': Z 2nd South failed to appear in poCARSON CITY' Nev July 15 lice court Saturday on a charge of ' is tbe 53rd of a series of thumbnail sketches of men "be 7 hit-ru(1p)—A meeting' of state mining hind This driving Judge Joseph G the gun" in mining and ameiting—Editor's note '' officials of the 11 western states ': 'f':- :' Jeppson ordered bond of $150 fori' Oldtimer By be in feited wI held San Francisco Aug 1 The past 30 years have seen many changes in metallurgy 10 and 11 Gov E P Carville of Pi Cofirt records showed Mr Davis 'to-' 4 himself surrendered 21evada announced Saturday and the treatment of ores This article concerns the career to voluntarily VT ' k ' J' 29 the day after he was in4 CarillP said he WAR asking' the date of an engineer who has seen 32 years of changes at one June 't ' in a volved accident at traffic " rnverrinrs ef Colorado California ave and State A rizon n Idaho Montana New plant following preparation at two other famous operations— Downington A bench warrant was issued for Mexico Oregon Utah Washing:4 ' 4A 444"!r!fPf '":: John O Brown Murray when he 4fe ! ton and Wyoming to join him in widely separated ':: '"": ' to failed on i ' "' ignorBlair L Sackett spent his boy appear for trial ''' ' naming a delegation of "up to 5 '''' ' :JI474! '' a sentence '' and for a ‘'14'" stop ing sign in number tr) attend and join in hood days at Montclair N J ” failure to appear within 5 days on - t th deliberations" where he attended public school a traffic ticket and operating a was said it the through the grammar grades beOriginally vehicle without a driver's license :77 meeting had a been planned as a fore preparing for college at NewBond of $10 was set on the stop ern" ''''1' session near Born St Mo in joint ark academy Newark N J After "'' Joseph ce'''f''' !:'' sign charge and $5 each on the ' ' 4 1 ' ''' ' Caryl Ile said he already had graduation in 1905 he entered the § ‘ IL 2 charges Sept 1854 Ben came west with other ' ' ' $ i' ' t received favorable responses from Colorado School of Mines where his at of the 19 Melvin Emms parents age 215 E 4The 33rd i:froe''''''' ' 0 ' ' ' ' Governors John V Vivian Colo- he studied 4 ' 5'''' !"' '' s1 :: i South will be sentenced Aug 3 family settled at Grantsville Too:e' i 4 mining and metallurgi41 :' ' t: v''i rado: C A Bottolfsen Idaho: Earl cal engineering ele hit-ru- n 1 for drivreckless !county and his driving - : Snell Oregon and Lester C Hunt E M - f t 'N'2'-4 ' i v' ) : ' and driving without an oper- Made To obtain S' i '' o r ' '' in 1909 pained ing yt:?-rti degree Long Journey Wyoming indicating they would 1 ator's license Reports showed he : working experience he 1 ( hit-ru- n rime committees to attend the practical In was ii:i:'!--- made the long journey a involved They traffic : i'''''t his summers school '' ' ' '6: '‘t mining spent 'ti conference 3 wagons and a NIkhe - U' ± in recalled accident at 8th East 21at and as chainman with survey crews of '' ? i - 1 South on June 25 He pleaded canvas-toppe- d 110e-'"- - - 14kt":4the Union Pacific railroad in east' Citea Importance buggy and brought 1 '' k: e' ' 14 ': - ' t to 4 the them tr4 with of horses In 4 ' ern guilty Colorado and charges Saturday western pairs Kansas :d 54 In his letters to the governors cases those in court Other Donof tales the 4" '44 ':J days f' ''' as Saturday 'I4 and hoisttragic ' '' ' 4e'''' Nevada's thief executive said the mucking tramming -V I were: '' ner A: 1 ' were still in 4 fresh the party the ''' ! at :t mine Estella f '' '441-ing engineer 11 Follure to 'appear within 5 days on a minds of the west and his earliest western a ? ' ::: :'f:::-- —J prosperity of thea ' traffic 1icket—R4kland E Cleft 1325 W prospect near Milford Utah 1 ?it ' states depends to great extent mucking Sth South forfeited $15 and Vern Jones are recollections of stories that and -doing underground 819 Green at was lined $10 when he Loon the activity in and produc—! '' ' N :' t:-wagon train of pioneers '::t ' 5'"' in the gold mines of the plesded guilty ak'tbI:'-''Sb tion from the mineral resources" surveying 't C I Johnson 1208 that perished on the snow-sweOf' Colo Creek 4 district ' A Cripple '''' 4i Warikkg( aye forfeited $10 Find HaVftrd C He added that the mining ' 24 ''''''''''s ' ' :': '‘ '' ' i1 slopes of the Sierras ' ave and Ruth M Pischer Tsvlor 'J' J': ' 'TS (144l't ''''' '1''''''1": as a whole faces serious Goes to Peru :'"100"w4?' Otik S I 4th West each forfeited $5 The McBride family was second 3 ' 4 "''' t "'"'n't "' Ignoring a top nign—R A Hayes 54 to settle in Grantsville problems accentuated by the war lll W and Ben 4th Smith forfeited $15 F Donald Sackett's first job following end proper national legislation in S ecl 240 Kelsey ave forfeited $5 made many friends among the Intoo fast for existing conditions- -graduation from mining school liriving the immediate future and beyond was dians "We hunted and fished and W ' Are! forRutherford at 805 Park bucking samples in the assay could do much to afeguard the ''' il ':'' 4"0- x Alioal6feited $15 roasted grasshoppers of Consoltogether the to Failure to of another yield way ! Granby future of the mineral resources of department vehicle—Willism right Hsrenberg 745 Park- The grasshoppers were their idea" idated Mining & Smelting Co the west" Ben McBride who at 89 can relate numerous stories about the way ave forfeited $10 suL Blair Sackett General he added Forks B C At that time Any resolutions adopted by the Grand reducTooele th'e "wild and woolly" west during the 1860s and earlier at his 1861 1860 and when perintendent During conference Carville said "would this great organization was prov o r k s International tion raced its historic pony express in the Salt Lake General hospital home some 22000000 of pounds Prve as an intelligent guide" to ducing course through northern Utah Smelting a-- Refining Co members of the conference of copper 335000 ounces silver and Ben a lad of 7 hungrily watched Tooele Utah western governors when they next 46000 Ounces gold per year In the riders pounding through this March 1910 he went to Peru to area His hope was to become a It was suggested delegations to start work at La Irundicion coppony express rider himself the conference he selected from per smelter of the Cerro de Pasco a state mining board bureau of Mining Co one of the world's Building permits issued in Salt Drove Stagecoach m'nes department of minerals greatest copper producers Lake At 15 Ben got his wish Allast May numbered 198 with Discovered as a silver mine in resources or the like or lacking the pony express h a d estimatedNexpenditure of $702450 though state mining officials from min- 1610 the Cerro de Pasco mine has Mrs Cecilia L Reinhardt 217 Iowa pl clerk to the United ceased as the mails still 76 to in 1943 running compared May a fabulous The past year Blair ing associationa within the state" with expenditure of $38975 ac- moved about the country via States district attorney for Utah district since 1915 retired SatSackett arrived the company proJoined by Warren cording to Business Barometer horseback or stagecoach duced 34713012 pounds of low-coHe was one of the first riders urday afternoon after 29 years' service published by the Salt Lake City Carville said he vvas joined In copper Today Cerro de PasAs she lightly touched an orchidT on a line carrying mails and pasThe solid fuels administration chamber of commerce extending the Invitation by Coy co produces more than 80000000 has issued a beaver to from a was Pioche at Increase her shoulder—gift of federal accounted for sengers by tabulation showing Earl Warren of California poundPi of copper about 13000000 journey custodians —and the new In hi' letter Carville said the ounces silver 80000 ounces gold the age groups employed in and priorities in building materials hard and dangerous "Sometimes I was 3 days and building for war housing and lots"! n!imber attending would be 60000000 pounds lead and 25000 about bituminous and lignite mines obtainable businesses of coworkers 4463 Yll she bag carried—gift essential chamber of nights without resting And the a compact body of probably 35 or tons of zinc concentrates a year of —Mrs Reinhardt recalled the day 11"‘s Well roads United the were more The number States commerce said there officers 40 with ample opportunity for an At Cerro de Pasco he worked at Other statistics issued by the 'road agents' than roads" he she entered the district attorney's exchange of information and opin- various jobs in the engineering de- of men in the various age groups During June the Salt Lake showed that banks grinned office Nov 11 1915 to take over ions" with ail resolutions' "put to partment analytical laboratory —totaling 401999—are as follows:1101o war production board district One at in clearDesert the $10857662920 night Springs a vote on an equal state basis" and in charge of the sampling and Age 21 and under 11648 ace 29- continuhe first met the position she has held office Atlas 9 building received in- - ings and $117467519 in debits to stagecoach station Carville pointed out "our state ore delivery department Some of 25 inclusive 19472 age ously s4lee 642 priority applications 147 of 3 inclu- - individual accounts during May Idaho Bill and California Johnny governments have in their employ- the Cerro de Pasco staff at that elusive 37043 age In was a office suite which were for heavy industrial figures for the same notorious desperadoes "They were theIt old ment in various organizations time were A B W Hodges gen- sive 48463 age inclusive Last year's federal building William were and a and drunk good $110921838 period machinery involving $101000 boasting 4 these men with conversant 47566 g inclusive 77006 mirin eral manager F W MacLennan' age atDr Thomas C Adams senior Telephone subscriptions were stage robbery" he related: But Ray was United States district inclusive 152615 age problems whose united knowledge mine superintendent F J White- age 1 assistup slightly with 57081 in May he had no trouble from the pair torney and he had only priorities officer announced Satand opinions should be valuable ly smelter superintendent and 6 5 and over 10186 1944 1943 "They were after gold bullion not ant attorney Mrs Reinhardt was 56778 in and May urday to us" 3 In 1402 the of first group metalFrank the only clerk and stenographer car users numbered 2463- - mail" of the 147 machinery appliSessions will open at 10 a m lurgist Klepetko consulting are classed as Street experience years' held she the 988 in May this year and 2637 Although position It was on one of his cations 79 were approved Auz 10 at the Sir Francis Drake and 1076 are deferred In the 519 not come under civil service in May last year The office received 53 conjourneys that he first met the did hotel in San Francisco it was said Joins International first group 4667 of less than 3 until 1942 she WRA retained by struction applications 25 apschool marm Ann Parker Mary reare and 4503 In April 1912 Blair Sackett years experience "She's only 86" he smiled all United States district attorneys proved involving $91000 worth turned to the United States to others at work In the age Third Mr Ray He of construction machinery Casualty deprecating his wife's youthful- who have insucceeded start his long association with In- class of 3 years' txperience 5317 1918 They were: the resigned could but ness" a she tell of the 612 applications 141 you BUSHNELL GENERAL HOS- tale or two 3587 specially deferred ternational Smelting Sr Refining are late Isaac Blair Evans Charles M were herself" for various kinds of plumb-i- n PITAL Brigham City—This army Co in June in the drafling de- and 4289 others employed In the Morris C R Hollingsworth and ty"ains and heating equipment the less than 3 years' hospital's 3rd France invasion casDan B Shields incumbent who partment then in the analytical age group table The local office in addition to shows 2218 as 1933 in became ualty Sgt Forrest Lewis Miami Cab-Aut- o district attorney Of special interest to producers laboratory to become chief chem- experience Collision giving final approval to applicaAriz arrived Saturday An army The growth of the office durAt this and 2033 others In the of primary lead is the I S bureau ist in September 1914 tions received transmits numerrecombat Lewis 3 class of 29 engineer been has of the the Tooele consisted Sgt time year years' experience years ing past plant of mines report showing that the ous applications to Washington Action was in Brings Damage 1st invasion the 6276 are and Satur26883 Mrs at Portedly others Reinhardt said and lead smelting departrapid" D C for final approval Durrecovery of secondary lead in 1943 copper of Extent suffered ex3 group work The less than injuries years' changing laws and ing June 40 such applications Suit seeking $53450 damages day "With totaled 341213 short tons worth ments only are not known hospital attaches from 1162 as of innumerable new laws shows was chief passage group 1915 made In Sackett perience 323001 with was Co Checker Cab and $43679104 compared Orat:ge r- said increased until all on heavy construction filed Saturday in 3rd district court work steadily has tons valued at S4069812S How- testing engineer a position held and 2722 others at work 'Workers j were handled $292000 involving now there are 2 assistant attorSeparation of inside ever the increase fell 56000 tons until 1919 when he was made suin this manner by Christopher T Barnard of the lead blast fur- from outside workers in the ney& 2 attorneys on condemnaMr was short of the record established in perintendent car Barnard his Besides applications the office alleges Meet Slated re3 tions for Sewing nace and by 1920 he was assistant year class is 15819 and 3653 1941 receives and approves certain damaged to the extent of $473 in district attorney's offices and 3 the for in class the was It spectively smelter and superintendent Wedgwood Sewing club No 2 a collision with a cab May 10 the condemnation quantities Comparative Now military priorities for photogmeet Monday at 1 p rn on at 2700-9t- h sources (1943 in parentheses) for during his last year (1924) in this 30372 and 6671 respectively Loss of use of housed in the newattorneys" East the raphy equipment metal office of section the east side of Fairmont park it the vehicle is worth $6150 he federal 1912 and 1943 are as follows in position that the Tooele plant extire rebuilding the United States furniture electric fansmaterials was started to include a was announced Saturday ontends short tons: Metal from primary pansion and his associates occupy capping equipment attorney flotaselective lead-zinother 1200-tofor emergency repair and ap7 rooms as compared with the 3 plants 12656 (21634): from in anconcentrator tion from comp'teted 55745 (35588) from small mines for plants plications rooms in 1915 1928 From 1925 to 1926 he served tirnonial lead 170559 (176076) Is recognized by equipment up to $500 Mrs Reinhardt beas and smelter superintendent 'from other white metals alloys the legal profession as 1 of the 59322 (28220) from copper base came general superintendent of the ablest clerks in the intermountain 1928 the in Tooele position plant alloys 2451S (23625) area because' of her fingertip The mining industry through The increase in recovery of lead he now holds In 1929 a 350-to- n knowledge of cases and legal profrom available scrap would have oxide ore flotation concentrator appropriate channels and by inTo news reporters who cedure been greater in 1943 had it not was built and in 1941 the new dividual protest to Jesse Jones have covered her office she never By Edward A Wagner g for recovering secretary of commerce at Washbeen for man power shortage plant has been too busy to help them guide for Sunday Planetary 16 1944: which was especially acute in the zinc from lead blast furnace slag wordiof with July legal C interpretation D is ington protesting against The United States loan plan proposed by the postwar sav- ness and to keep them informed was completed The day should be Interesting scrap industry the latest proposal of the departin that ideas creative impulses of important cases and loan committee of Fine Aesociations United the States ings program Savings ment of commerce to conduct a During the past week she has novel situations should not be During Blair Sackett's long separate collection of statistics on and Loan league has been submitted to 3500 member savings been entertained extensively by lacking There are tendencies to service at Tooele there have been and loan institutions for consideration improvement and adoption federal employes Asked what she surprises but make sure that if fine associations with many offi- - government business and Indus you surprise anyone that you do plans to do she smiled and said cia ls of I S Sr R Co including wil- - try activities including' a census officials of the Salt Lake Real Estate board said Saturday not shock them as well This is for awhile Then "nest mostly This plan provides a new low also a good time in which to do a bit of visiting" "nonessential" minen ham Wraith O M Kuck J B Of mineral industries may At all times in the paat and in monthly payment a and con- wind up the week's activities by In foreign countries hitherto not (Jim) Whitehill A B Young J now determines eligibility of i mining industry has some extra rest and tracts to give the borrower many society gaining under war labor board controls of O Elton Frederick Laist Clyde taken the recommended who the stand that all atatistics unprecedented privileges 'such as appraisera Don't take unand Sets recreation Grand Trial light definite character have been made E Weed Carlo Bardwell menLarceny more than 5 years' ex- pertaining to mining be central- - the must have to risks to not A to allow Wardlaw Frank Jr especially in necessary in to payments right obtaining priorities 2bject Heber J Mangum Wilson hotel transit of Anaconda ized in the U S bureau of mines lapse in emergencies and to ask perience in making residential valofficials tion other the from materials and ei'lipment of mineral for assistance if he has to move uations and know pleaded Innocent to grand larceny Show initiative in the way you long the compiler best methods of when United States except as otherwise Copper Mining Co parent of In -- statistics first-han- d before solve problems complete tasks contact from arraigned Saturday out of town sub and numbers of ternational state ordered by the department 3rd Dist Judge J Allan Crockett and in connection with private operations ''Over all the proposed plan appraisal practice ordinates space does not permit with effective Ju!v 4 was set for Sept 6 He Is The Trial affairs Make mining suggests industry was intended as a great push forOwners and operators of straight listing additional data thought ward for home Varsi SE Goodman Co owners charged with the theft of $475 progress in connection with fithat any 1910 Sackett Blair to In March forced by other mines and ownership in connection with the financial nances u possessions home construction easier have obtained permits to build 54 from 1Charles Childers of Lynndyl married Daisy M Hodges daugh- -- Censtis operations sr:rend or curtail ad- - making can most be or contracts brick residences $4500 reports papers manJuly involving W A and by making purchase and the rsf W L B priorities and the ter of Hodges then obtained by the bu- d of a midtwentieth cen- - each on Emerson and Kensington order have ager for the Granby M & S Co vantageously rnll mine closinzover Of mines direct by adding payment mu ayes and building contracts have de at Cerro later the general manager shipment bitterly o its regular inforrna- - tury type of credit transaction been awarded to Edward L Eckems t it such fore!r 3 a are hang-ovechildren: Earl Pasco There rather than from the man of equipment ard siipplies to Murray Total amount inI 11 assistant metallurgist for the tion questionnaires -rx -past 2 centuries" realtors believe volved "norssertial" mines -will be $239000 The plan as seen by the honte Howe Sound Co Holden Wash Twenty-fou- r of the 54 residences of and a new is nt combination buyer important producer of copper Utah: Fair except for thunderstorms in mountain regions will be 78 72 68 built at the U S C zinc Maj Paul F features new contract rights for 69 54 48 40 342186 Dividend Declared afternoon and'evening Little change in temperature 28 22 16 15 Sunday the the borrower which he has never 21 27 33 39 59 engineers who has spent 21 ofcenLake City: Fair except for widely scattered thupderSalt 71 53 47 65 had before except as favors and 77 last 3 years in the south and Bv Idaho Power in near-b- y storms mountains Sunday afternoon Little change 85 ave and Emerson Six homes S of innovations which already have will be Pacific areas and Virginia In temperature smith of 21st at BOISE July 11 t:D—The Idaho tral built East The district court at Great Falls been tried in the home loan field 1425 15 11 07 81 and 75 ReKellogg Ida wife of F L Idaho: Scattered thunderstorms Sunday afternoon Cooler rower Co has declared a quarterly Alsop for research Mont has rendered a decimion and have proved their worth to Also!) metallurgist cornon north 24 portion will be dividend of 40c per share 2115 built at maining smel& Sullivan the Bunker Hill holding that bonuses paid by Met- both borrower and lender 21 27 33 39 47 53 59 65 71 MOrt stock Wyoming: Fair and warmer payable Aug 21 to ter Mrs Sackett has been and is als The incenan as a contend MOO Reserve company planners Nevada: Fair except scattered thunderstorms In north por77 85 16 22 28 34 40 58 54 stockholders of record July 25 helpful and efficient corn- - tive for additional output of cop- loan can be repaid in as little as 60 66 72 78 and 86 tion Similar dividends were paid in a most and Sunday afternoon Little change in temperature Kensington wife who is currently per lead and zinc are not subject $640 monthly installments It in- ave panion A flow of moist air from the February and May to inclusion in the net proceeds of cludes reduction of interest rates A previous declared quarterly very active in war work south at quite high levels in Grand Junction bolo 1 87 72 Tr inter- - mines for tax purposes as the amount is lowered right of and Modest 2 Caused tremendously g! dividend on $5 and 7 Tr preferred In the ease in point a mining borrower to postpone 1st payment gipparently Multiple listing bureau of the stork is paable Aug 1 as part ested in his life's work 71 92 46 vol?" City of the redemption price of such unaware of his contribution to company shoved an operating loss until occupancy of new house and Salt Lake Real Estate board much of the west and thunder- 85 S5 92 69 over mountain regions of Ogden stock The company voted recently progress and management Blair- on the basis of net smelter returns privilege of obtaining advances for showed 78 sales made in the Salt storms Lake area during the week ended to redeem this issue with a new L Sackett is an outstanding exam- but the Montana equalization repairs without necessity of Tr : northern Nevada southern Ida- - tili'llia::aomaNetTty A rtz 68 " 105 dignity and con- board included bonus income in pie of ho eastern Wyoming and more Phoenix involving $409375 Four Saturday preferred stock 02 50 Idaho Pocatello The cornof the sales were for more than duct which creates respect in all taxing the company 60 82 Ore generally over New Mexico- Portland who know him g Colorado and southern Wyo- III ' : Wvo : : N 'Irr: pany operating in the Neihart disC Hill E L Wright and $10000 James 62 98 Ore Shipments trict brought suit for return of Ralph B Wright members of the snit Lake Airport ming 71 96 taxes paid under protest Amount of precipitation was r4 priaannenilsoo Tex 53 73 Pintbass Salt Lake Real Estate board are A membership roster and sched- st Iouis 97 88 Sales Near seasonable Min nnd temperSrnettinz Petinire light 9ae Up 1000 residenRnd in Penney rates ule SO of fees -: among 67 by specialists published Tr124 tnnm merlein Sme!ting atures prevailed over the west raetrti!rinWah:o Pr!' r Pe are tiar valuation Comhtned 'letat C who board Real the Lake 15 Estate Salt YORK NEW J property (II R5 C July 70 Loans to Brokers Mount listed in the 1911 edition of the came off the press Friday and was Washington tten cnpper Cn daoly Temperatures and precipita- - IN 29 Yellowstone Mont SO Penney Co reports sales of $12- ears aerage nt 941 were: tion Salt weather data: Lake Precipita- Saturday 283928 for June compared with WASHINGTON July 15 cip) directory of senior members of distributed to all active members LOW Tine at 5 ended Prec tion for High period none 88 92 05 p m 19 ear"nady Thief The publication contains name for the same month of The federal board reported that the Society of Residential ApPrecipitation for July AlbuquerqueCIR N M $40973952 2S I m Tr 88 70 trace accumulative dficiencv Nnetr Lily 4: Tintie 1943 an increase of 32 Atlanta Maermetn Sales for loans to brokers and dealers on praisers location and phone number of 63 S4 — 5n Bismarck N D since Oct 1 1815 accu6'andard 3 12tart Fire Cay Co aLica 1 Precipitation i 6 exceeft Sinie IdAho 580 the first This directory is being sent to active members and of 123 assomonths of 1044 were securities held by member banks Park City Btutte Mont Sunday finnmauximum Siiin and ciate ' members Two pages are doNYr r 110o ions: Park $230656400 investors 1r r$218298260 in New York City totaled $1480- - 6000 individual fl2 87 93 Estimated against Chicazo 858 r day t'tan Cnnnndated 34S: rra Itan Keeil for the same DPEIVer Ctile) 78 57 05 minimum 61 nated to listin g names and locaperiod of last year ant 000000 Wednesday an increase ofj mortgage lenders ley 165 S11er King Coalition t increase of 57rzio A careful examination by the tions of affiliate members LIS: 06) 4 245 $531000000 from a year ago t n - - l i f r t: 1 - f - |