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Show 4 SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. DECEMBER 18, 1931. WESTERN MINERAL SURVEY AND UTAH STATESMAN. Metal Prices Move Irregularly On N. Y. Markets During Week Silver Stabilization At Meeting Copper Moves Forward as Indication Producers Have Reached Production Agreement; Lead Declines 10 Points; Silver Advances. t'lsh Ore-Beari- Cross Veins in Idaho Opened ng (Ordovician) formation! which are beneath tha Four mcmebrs of the retiring salt beds in the Great Eastern Utah board were h cL-- and one new Balt basin. director elected at the annual flail Auulliern OH Company meeting of the General Mines corNo. 3, Garland, Wyoporation recently at Worley, Idaho. Government The directors are It. G. ming. Well completed in Madison lime at 4330 feet. Company haa Ioop und E. I. Fisher, Spokane;of Joined with Ohio Oil company In CImrIi-Kite, muster mechanic the 1'ugR mine, and C. ltcholl, Wor- making an Initial sale of 100,000 oil to Midwest Refining of bhls. is ley. Charles Lcliuld, i'alouss, r. the new rompany for use In Its Greybull, Mr. Loup president, reported the Wyoming refinery. Companys addition of another compressor tankage and heaters are completed unIL to the equipment of tho mine, ,und pipe line to railroad ready for :wlm:h is sltuulnl in the llnc crti-- jconnectlon and deliveries are sched- -' district. Installation of the coin- - uled to begin next week at rato he of 1500 bbls. per day. Producpressor has been completed, tion will be obtained equally from said. It whs reported at the meeting Ohio Eaaton and Utah Southern tint since the ore was first con- Government No. 3 wells. tacted by a crosscut from the tun fish hoiitltrm Oil Company. ni-- l the east drift has been run 'more than 1,250 feet along the Grayson Nos. 1, 3 and 4, Reagan .porphyry vein. Ore bearing croa-- . County, Texas. Producing. veins continue to appear as the Diamond Oil Work on tho Diadrift advances without indication mond Fork canyon well of the of a limit. It wns reported. Thr Inst report of the engineer Diamond Oil company la progressing notwithstanding the heavy said there were 33 such cross-veinn thr working level, designated ai snowtostorms in the canyon, accordtho management. tunnel No. 3. Mr. Loop reported ing Is being cased at a that more than a mile of work has Th ofwell 3430 feet for a water shut depth been completed on this horlxon. IMrcctnrs. at nn adjourned meet, offj 611 There Is continued evidence of coining through the 1300 this iminlh, will elect ing fret of water standing In the hole, according to company officials. Aiillrline Arrowhead Antelope Petroleum corporation ha spudrc-c- s im-nil- ly dull, but the prlre hardly moved one way or the other. Tin price t 0ij.i r I .cm U . . Zinc .. Southern Oil Company Balsley No. 1 Balt Valley, Utah. Location center of NE 14 of NKVi of Bectlon 11, Township South, Range 21 East, Grand County, Utah. Drilling In salt at 4100 feet. This test la designed to test tho Property. (From Engineering and Mining Journal.) NEW YORK, Dec. 17. The market for nonferrous metals was an uninteresting affair until yesterday, when inquiry for copper showed quite an improvement and the price firmed up in nearly all quarters. This sudden interest in copper was interpreted as signifying that producers had virtually arrived at an agreement for marketing and cur tailment in production, much as has already been announced in unofficial versions of the proceedings. Sales of lead by some producers were small, and the price was lowered 10 points during the last week. Zinc, was extreme- advanced moderately on thr recovery In alerting exchange, offering of Oliver were entailer on thn feel Ing that the uae of the metal for monetary purpoaoe will eventually Increase; the price moved upward Speculative buying In allvrr aim : Mine Congress Takes Steps Toward nil (;.4.75 . I II . HI ttilvrr , NEW YOIIK. Iec. 17. Mar silver, Firm and c higher at 3 miles southeast of Bt. George, Washington county. Test will be drilled 34 hours per day. Virgin Dome Virgin Dome Oil A Gu Co. Is drilling below 2054 feet I nils deep test on tho Virgin Dome structuru In Washington Obcjunty, southwestern Utah. jective is expected around 3000 ft., but if commercial production to not developed tha well la to be drilled to deeper horlxon. Fajrrtte Structure Interstate Finance Co. 'a test is drilling below feet In Its deep test on the Virgin not far about the expected proThis company duction horlxon. has announced that it will start another teat in this locality and that It has ordered a 130-f- t. rotary turf, 14 derrick for the work. Omeida Oil 45 Gas Co. haa let contract to Kay t. Burke for construction of an standard derrick on a structure In hainpa-Caldw- el IS-f- the Nsmpa-Caldwe- ll for a test which Is to bs backed by Nampa business and professional men. Members Favor Modification of AntiTnut Law in Intereit of Natural Resources; Higher Free Gold Reported in Corporation Tax Opposed. Ore From Rtndiburi WASHINGTON, D. C. Btapi Lead Co., Cincinnati; J. B. Warrin-e- r Property. of the Lehigh Navigation Coal looking toward tha stabilisation ol Another streak rich of or which la thro Inches wide and carries high values haa been opened In tho Operator Consolidated Mines, Inc, Bender mine, located Just off Randsburga says the main Mojava-Randabu- thorougntara, Rec- rg ord, When tha company decided to on tha run another level, 100 feet from their main shaft, the first shots, opened what may prove to ba a vein, A little bit of faith carried out on the part of Bupt. Gustav Bender was evidenced, but tho hardrocka'1 had been mors skeptical aa they advanced. Una of tha miners, however, picked UP a chunk of rock laying on tha waste and was "nearly knocked over when ho saw (reo gold plastered all over the rock. No time waa lost in getting Gustav down to the find. In a little while tha picks vein of I brought in a fort. Aa the character of the ore Is of a granulated quarts in the schist, similar in every way to tho rich level find made on the which milled all ore matter sent up at $35 per ton. there Is no question but what the new find will make at least tha same valuta Tha Bender mins waa brought in on Oct. 16 one year ago, and has paid its way handsomely from 10-fo- ot up-ral- se silver and modification of tho antitrust law In tho interest of natural resource producers waa taken by tha American Mining Congress at ita annual members meeting hare. Tha organisation adopted tha following resolution on silver: That tha American Mining Congress pledge its assistance and support to such acceptable and practical methods aa may ba presented for tha stabilisation of silver ao aa to permit Its employment wherever needed as money and as a monetary and credit base and enable silver uelng peoples to under equitable condition to trada with peoples that employ gold for auch purposes-'- ' AdopUon of tha resolution followed an address by Senator Oddis of Nevada Chairman of tho Senate mines and mining committee, who invited euggeatlons from the mining Industry for solution of tha stiver question and who opposed bimetallism or fixed rtaios of gold and silver In any settlement plana. Insteadthe Senator favored restoration of silver to tta pre-won price sound and safo linos, predicting that an increase In the price of silver, copper, lead and zinc would contribute to revival of Industry and trade. Tho mineral stabilization committee of tho Amorican Mining Congress, representing the leaders In the various branches of tho mining Industry and of which Robert E. Tally, of the filed Verde Copper Co., of New York, is chairman waa authorized to endorse plana that may be presented to Congress for modification of tha anil-trulaw with a view of Improving conditions in tha natural resource Indus- Co, Lansford, Pa.; D. D, Moffatt, Utah Copper Co.. Belt Lake City; secretary, J. F. Callbreath, Wash Ington, D. C. Executive Mr. Mather; Mr. Tally; I J(helps-J)odg- e B. Cate! Corp.( New York. Director! Mr. Ma ther, Mr. Tally, F. H-- Crockard, Woodward Iron Co., Birmingham; C. J. Ramsburg, The Koppers Co., d, of Pittsburgh; and Charles G. Coal of tho Berwind-Whlt- o Mining Co., Philadelphia. In ita consideration of tax maU tern tho American Mining Con gross was advised In an address by Representative J. W. Collier of Mina., chairman of tho Houao wall and means committee, that additional Income taxc! effective cm higher income for 1132, and short term borrowing by tho govern ment would bs necessary to meet tho federal deficit. Ho opposed an increase In the corporation tax. President Mather and other mein bora of tho organization favored reduction of local, federal and state expenditures with a view of avoiding large tax increase! This matter was considered at a meeting of tho tax division of the American mining congreaw, presided over by H. B. Fernald, of New York at which similar views were express ed by State Senator Donald A. Callahan of Idaho and R. C. Allen of Oglebay, Norton ft Co. Study of mine taxation through college fellowships was suggested by Prof. T. T. Read of Columbia ulverslly. The meeting heard from Commissioner of Internal Revenue David Burnet on progress In adlustlng mine tax questions. Discussing taxation and federal social legislation, James A. Emery, counsel for the National Association of Manutrie! 8. Livingston Mather, of Cleve- facturers raid too many people are land. vice president of the Cleve- Interested In shifting lax burdens rather than in lessening governland Cliffs Iron Co., was In opposing president of the American Min- ment expenditure! Other officers federal social legislation, he Miling Congress. rhoaen were: Vii-- president! A. It threatened the economic and pollllcal future of the rountry. E. Bendnlarl of tho Eagle-Plrhoom-mitt- ee, Ber-wln- nar-tlclpa- to waa a factor. Quicksilver appeared to bo available in a larger way. and Fast of Payette Consolidated prleea eaied off. lie. Oil Co.'s teat I mllea east of PayMint Smaller. ette is standing at COO ft., waiting I.iiNHO.V. lire. 14 (A I) Br Though Inquiry for copper haa and silver. for 8 U in. casing which was shipIrregular improved In the laet t o day, the ounce. 20 per higlitr at 4 ped from Denver, Colo. tonnage aold during the week was cent. per Money amaller than that repurled In the Mscunt rales Short bills and Boise PetrolNew Plymouth week. The undertone, preceding three months, 5144 per cent. eum Co. is waiting for 1500 ft. of however, haa etrengthened. baaed easing for Its test bottomed NEW YORK. Dec. 17. l op. on unofflieal report that an anat 800 ft. on the New Plymouth per NteHitier; electrolytic, slot nouncement of an accord among structure. anil futures 22.00c. Pipe has been shipproducer! will be forthcoming in Tin St ariy; spot and from Oklahoma. nearby ped the near future, poaatbly before tli . 21. 75c; futures 22.0IH-end of another week. At one tunc Iron ljulil; unchanged. Crystal Dome R. J. Barry's test actLead Sieady; spot, New York during the week the market on thr Crystal dome structure, sec. wcukm-aa; 3.i.n-East hi. Louis i.j'ir. ually developed further is drilling below 1440 ft l eevi-rahundred East Zinc Steady St. Louis, buslne Involving It lisa panned through 0 water the very grass roots thus ft spot and futures 3.15c. tono of prompt metal panning on ded In Its test on Antelope qntl- - sand, and to date there bee been Antimony 4.25c. the basin of S cent, delivered nearly the sutn of 815,000 of on dine on the Tunch Bowl atruc- - no showing either of oil or ga. has ihe rebeen extracted. Being strictly Connecticut, equaling LONDON. Dec. 17. Standard decent low. Late on Teusday the a free gold milling ore, and the W. copper Spot 2S pounds; fu10. 00 exKamp. seller own mand picked up and their 1.00 corporation owning tures 20 pounds. 145. lotlS M .50 tamp will, a better and cheaper perienced no difficulty In disponing Spot. 43 pounds; Electrolytic 3.00 Kaplgtan, H. 414 futuri-i-45 pound. of what they had to orfrr uu the in 10.00 reduction will be had handling l Continued from Page One) Kelly. H. 8.. 685 Tin ftput 134 pounds; futures cents. Yesterday, Inbasis of I the product. 45 pnunil. Kennedy, R. 1.00 cop1S33 for silver by unlimited market shipment lor new early find Is north The due 3.00 of the quiry 1435 Lead Spot 15 pounds, fu crcMing a m w demand for the per Improved, but few sellers eared mine, and bears out Benders idea R- 15 pound a 5. tures Kennedy. 5.00 forward white metal. to quota on shipment Kim- - Spill, 14 pnuiids, 4d, fu3.00 who believes that In time the rich 1436 3.00 J the price bid for 3. It should teniote all surplus metal at S ores will be found westerly from tures 14 puundr. l!s, Sd. 10.00 Kincaid, Dr. silver I rom t lie market liy causing fair tonnages. Prompt shipment 3.00 where they are new digging. 1.00 John H. .. 842 at S Knglund to bring pressure against copper sold yesterday In the succesfaul No. 1 raise to 3.00 Kelp. H. T..1054 tlie Indian guvcrunuml to withcents. Connecticut basis. Rumors 2.00 the top of surface, pure air clrcu- 644 A.. Kotraha. 4 wrek the are cents accounted 5.00 past during draw the large amount of silver that the metal sold at ( 3. 00 list Ion haa been made in all of the Kolraba, F. . 643 attracted wide Interest, but no rales for In port by Japan's abandonme'.t which now Is hanging as a threat 1. 00 underground working! which will 45 . 1.00 Kutraba, J.. at thia figure were reported. Sev- of the gold adandarri. Willi lh over the market. 2.00 be most beneficial to deeper sink- Kolraba, O. . 647 with 4. It in no wuy Inlci'ferr withdrew consequent si (ling of yen and buyvirtually eral sellers 3.00 ing. 644 1.00 Kotraha, M.R.. 549 interest the gold standard, but nl the same from the market pending develop-ment- a ing of lacls, speculative 3.00 Bupt. Bender states that for the iiuikt it binefirl.il 3.00 Kraker. 11. J. 643 in connection with the cur- ha Hnln nmiifrstcil Itself III 1.00 month of Nov. 210 tona of oro had J. market. The undertone sppcars delitor nations to put the price of 1.00 Kraker. tailing agreement. been extracted and sent to the OpKrainer, H. Sir Aukland Geddcs. chairman steady. iver as high as possible thereby Consolidated Hines mill at erator 1302 W on w them credit 100 143 of Rhokana. at a moiling or 1.00 Demand J greater for zinc ta qulr. giving Johannesburg. Krupp, A... 1554 held in London yealerduy, throughout the week. The mottir- - ;tb- ir debts for a given amount of Gowdy, EastThe new discovery should be the 570 100 raid that tha recent negotiations itc tonnage Mid waa bonked on IhejUtlvcr. man I'. . . 477 1.00 Lach. J. A.. 1044 means of bringing in prospectors 300 3.00 Lake. A.... among world copper producer25 basis of 8.15c per pound, Bl. 111111 5. It makes il possible fur Gcr- - Gowdy, R, G. 847 Nev. Day and LOVELOCK, seeking ground nearby for leasing. foresaw a reduction of possibly 1.000 10.00 Lanzetta. Hel- 1511 prompt and nearby shipment. Some 'many. who must ultimately curry f rams. E. A. !S1 Three seta of leasers, two on the en night operation Is being kept up ae- Grnuston. L. per cent in production. load not entire to are the producer on of one the and of tho claim first unit openly on Pershing county's biggest goCompletion Bing Hole 1319 488 150 1.50 Lawton, Ell. 1320 Foreign demand tor copper waa on this basi. believing that T silver llirungli noiiiiul trad Lillian V are setting a good ex- - the Azurite Gold Mining com ing enterprise, the Lawton. Eli. e flow, owing to tha depressed slate situation I realty not n weak aa.ehannHla from all sliver using L. Grauston, In work their mine west of 3.00 of steady 574 ample by of business abroad growing out 50 787 .50 Leach, D. C. 1070 T. current prlrn would seem to Gon. such aa China, pany's new smelter at its property Mill City. tungsten 2.00 prospecting their blocks Lehman. 8.. tha exchange difficulties aa well indicate. Production Fran-cta U of raise the would la expected to' in tho Wcnnatchee district. Wash price Gray. Seventy men are kept at work. aa tha numerous government regu 120 1.20 Lepp, HenryC. 569 803 vrr ,u natural ratio with gold L. down a little after the l.i-b giving Impetus to min- Fourteen famlllea are domiciled ain lationa hampering trade. The ex- 7 of the Llmbockor, ington, Xlchterleln. Cl the Franpurchasing thereby increasing 1 i,.i-year, unks huim raj, 1273 100.000 1.000.00 360 3.50 ing in the north central portion of comfortable cottages while the port price waa maintained at 100 George O. 741 1.00 K. 875 cis L. prove. Tho electrolytic zinc nl iit l,ower In wurld markets of more F. the state, where several operations ere housed In cabins. NUaon. Mrs. Longer, cents, a. L t. uaual European ports. Wm. people. of Evznz Green, Bt. Wallovcr East at the XV. 1.00 aro getting underway, 600 515 Jessie P. .1138 No statistics were Issued bv cov- has been shut down. according It ta understood that shipments ef foils 10.00 the 710 1,000 IL discussing probable Constructed 13 December L o u I e y, L of Twbp, Wash- of the ore have been made recently Net A. B. M. & on to NUaon, Mrs. Peterson v "l Alpa iro,"VM,' Oreiger. 500 5.00 1355 Jessie r.,1439 up to two yean. ago. the plant has who was a visitor In Bait with destination and prices unering the position of copper 10 .10 K. ' ,MoBt ,rry; P1": vin I'". .. announced. running chiefly on Jnpih. conee.;- -' ft": mining 3.00 ington, 300 L. Norris. W..1354 this week. Lou Lake the end of November. However, "'1 toy, open Grossman inirate. The opacity of the plant la "Cs Mrs. tungsten 1359 K. 2.50'Nugen. tons of gold oro from The Pershing county SO ,cn of the American Silver operators appear to be ofwell Eighty .50 ...1317 David in200 3.00 the James W. 174 was mine Is the largest one on the I'rodm-crs- ' formed aa to the status Luseau, W. Azurite mine recently Association, ...the , enlarged Grossman 300 117 and tha one continent, it 1.00 .Olson, J. P.. 1304 S! smelted In the new plant, and 05 E .50 50 dustry. Tha increase In world upon the po'c' enumerated above, David ...1181 owned by the same company, but 300 10.00 Olstead. C. P Sill was In the follow. ng statement, l4Ons, F. C. 531 cent recovered stocks, excepting Katanga, is of gold 'per I' now shut down, near Tonopah, 300 Paljoistead. C.P.1084 to have amounted to fully in matte,'' Mr. Peterson said. 100 1.00 McAbe. bound liuinaailis 1.000 10.00 saved ore of the Amfurnishing mer .. . . 555 tona during November, lO.OOjOmer, R. R. 700 10.00 It gold. The (54.53 averaged Students of 'he economic phases oi Ordway, aver- erican output. McFann, R. and waa mins which, together with a gain run a 100 1.00 product 1 gg 100 808 .. f Leon A. the silver assert with .11 15 1090 G about 30.000 tona In October brings aged higher in geld content than Walnter, H. nfldcnco that the Btnoot bill will Osborne, Ma-- I McMillan, J. refined atocka In the hands of pro100 3.00 300 818 constructive bel C j.00 was expected. the test ran the results along ring 500 ft' 562 H ducers to approximately 530,440 100 1.00 Following sound economic lines. jPaga. XV. R. 681 tons. Domeetle shipments during 10.00 McMillen, W. 144 1,000 company contracted with work Patterson. "It will strengthen and broaden 431 i F November are estimated at around for 100 XV. 1093 l.OOjmcn to strip and gat ready Ithe gold basis of iredit by giving to Hamel, John J E. 31,000 ton against 38.000 tons In PARK CITY. next spring 2500 tons of 2.50 McQulvoy. extraction Mllver a ilefinl-- ' as T1 C ..'reschel, 1 XV recognition 1.000 1507 44,. more than October and a little 100 ore. The company expects to start John M... 646 Ore shipments front the n. :.e money, nvopte'.'e In payment of Hamel, John b r, 000 tona In fteptemehr. 1.00 Macom at Park City totaled 114 tons, 1443 Peterson, billion of dollars of debts, C operation of ita reduction steady 500 IV. J. lewd Featureless 03 100 1.00 M Herman 1501 1.00 Macom b r. ver King Coalition next spring." 4. Thus thn ability of foreign govern-ton- a Humer. J. .1445 spring shipped last the M. market during Tha lead Peterson, and Park Utah shipped i. o' mental debtors to pay will he Hanlcy.John a 3.10 802 2S0 W. for 10.00 1314 l.ooo J. waa except featureless, waak 501 250,000 1,500.00 500 5.00 ennhiing them to exchange 1150 A. jereoaed. 300 3.00 M. It he commodities of their Monday, Maloof, Petrie. C. E. 1516 drop of 120 a ton onwhich ; 10.09 L. K. 1571 people for Hanley.John 1,000 Snyder. 2.00 30. 300 50 helo D. .. .1523 1549 E. luw, C. 1etrle. TIXTIU. tha year's gov-rnto and collect their equaling 0.00 111 000 J 800 3.01) Snyder. P. .1470 a few Tintlc Mine shipped 47 carload .silver Petrie- - C. E. 1083 T. mental revenue In silver aa well as Hansen, Roy during May and June undof for 200 3.00 Bode, A. B.. (41 October. fur the week. In tarloud lot ih in gold. 1535 B days in the latter part stimulated E. 1 00 Spring. Jo October tha drop shipments arc aa follows; "This, in turn, will stay the ntad Harden, 600 6.00 Walton.. 017 extent that Btundard, 84; Mammoth, 15; Tiui.e, Ncr'.rand futile mi ramble for gold now John purchases to such an waa (59 field, Stanch & 3 4; quickly revision Lily. Blue Hell, a Eagle upward :mng oil and w.ll definitely remove Harris. Wln- 200 2.00 Mr! L-- ..113 made, but this week the lower Utah Fire Clay Co. (slUca), 2 ihe praci.cii of selling accumulated Stebbln! A. throp inIn Chief resulted not Consolidated haa any bill .silver. does 10.00 this properties, 140 price 968 1,000 Especially 1.00 .1050 Co. F. 1 ; Eur ka poict the way nut for India, whose HarrlMn" "6. creased business. The lack of re- Chief Consolidated. Stebbln! A. sponse la attributable to the fact Lily, 1; Grand Central, 4; 100 u'iis, 1.00 4nu,nu0iniu ounees of 100 911 1.00 ...',..1165 F. w, llv,-- r that practically all December reCOO hangs Hart, Steele-- H- - B. 01 Chits 0.00 10.00 BIXGIIAM. been 'over the silver maikr' imw. 1000 10.00 1332 4 .00 400 quirements have already 8 Steele. H. B. 740 y.Oii Or from mines of the wish consumers shipments do not bought, that Thus dtecle, HerIlcips silu-- r tia'.ki Hurt, thn Uinghain district for the wi'uk inventor-teto add to their year-en10.00 1000 1435 B 500 5.00 bert B.... 817 "Tli effect of the operation of and that the continued decline are as follows; United Bate " 100 Steele, Her1.00 Glee. I. M.. 795 Miller. P. Y.1008 30 vtll be to auton,atlear,y Harvey In the atock market add discourag- Smelting. Refining ft Mining 10 U. .10 1393 119 600 .. 400 6.00 Kobt bert 4.00 Richards. J. 512 200 Miller, P. Y.151S 6570 tons; Utah Delaware rt;Vl r 1,1 Us t. lira! ratio to 500 5.00 .Mont pet It, D 97 ing newa from other quarters do pany. 100 1.00 Richel! G.. 530 Stcensiand, 100 gold, becaune dibi nations will; Ilawe! U. L. 614 not inspire much buying for Jau Mining company. 450 tons. 100 1.00 Montpetlt, D 773 100 519 1.00 .Eddie. D. G. O. L. SIS 2.35 use silver for ninn-- ) In payment cf ..awes. R. L. 539 uary shipment. E. ' 3teena.and, debt ao lung ns It can be obtained .lavne, John Morgan, M. or Dr. 300 2.00 31 1074 03 .25 743 300 Prices quoted by all sellers rulO. U C 2.00 6.0(1 500 J cheapi-- Ilian gold In of hu....1184 Julia L. ed at 3.15c, New Yurk, and 3.05c. 10.00 Jtccna.and, man endeavor. Morgan, 1551 1,000 Hayne, John llldule. 300 2.00 B 604 St. Loul! until Drcrmbrr 14. when 778 C The plan will chea-gol- d 400 200 O. L 4.00 1481 3.00 gg. Mr a. 10.04 Lcens.and, tha American Smelting A Refining 1.000 In ruinparii-o10. 0U, m. A- 1,000 with com- ilnyne, John Morgan, P.. 098 204 ono 05 2.00 0.00 reduced contract 400 C 600 its O. U ...1078 ities. or.otiie.w ? expressed, it 5.00 rompany 4.00; 1. ;ey, M. P 594 Morgan, P..1550 thi 10.0ok-.iey- , 71 1.51) Jteker, A150 1,000 M. P. 937 raise and price to 3.75c, New York, Morris, C... ml eoiunio- - Hayne, John 200 6n6 10 00 ..imensnyder, 2.00 Morris G. L. 719 1,000 C lbert F. ..1111 principal midwest aellcr dropping 10.00 1,000 I 3.00 jievenson 200 Morrison. HI kman, C. immediately to 1. 55c. St. Louir. Milton 11.. 87 00 100 10 .50 37 ino Lorin N...1401 Moat of the demand has been for B M 500 1847 rtlzck. M. .1040 5.00 00 Morrison. December S0) II: I'. Belle .14.7S .'lovenron although shipment, Hubert! XV. 100 LOrin 10.00 N...1402 1.000 on two lota HumM 500 1850 Hill. 5.00 January was apvcifled 1.00 itevenaon 10 370 2.70 Morrison. of 40 Otons each. Total aulca hulkiRobinaon, J, 80 phrey W.. 574 X. 1 100 00 Lorin ..1403 ir ed about tbe same tonnage ns was On December 8, 1925. the Fran- - a SO thUF . 105 ll'.ll. Wm. Jr. .50 .tobtnson, J. li'gher level, 10. on Stokes, 1.000 110 3.00 Morrlaon. aold In each of tha two weeks well on tho Can 1)4 W. only stimulating the buying phrey W, - 430 , Bftl B 100 Lorin X.. .1404 150 1.50 HumE. . 043 1404 countries as HU. structure, near Muab. Grand iuuii 'Power o', siiver-us.n- g 500 8. immediately preceding, with Roth, 5.00 1.00 100 80.) Y the hiiylng pnw. r of our 792 3.00 Morrison.X.. sellers W. predominant. '.y, cam In and was though: tn I, jwill Rupp, A. F. 1423 100 Lorin .1405 3.00 itiohes, ; "9 300 About 35,004 tons of 5.00 h.is al- a big producer. The drillers work pen; ie, t,ul also removing theilli.lary. A. A. 1376 1417 100 8. Baby, E. B..1524 1.00 Murrlsun. 6.00 500 774 B. 3.00 Barbie, A. ready been sold for December ed with the well from Drceuil or trading udr.ininer which nation Hi'.larv, A. A 1377 Sinne! Miss 100 Lorin X...140I K"W the off now more the ' Mr! which standard than is until May Imt apparently the .an 010 enjoy. Hoffman, 35 Louisa .25 Sarpy, shipment, 793 .50 Morrison. Anita ....1441 total for either September, Octo- at that particular point wu nuE. L 1. No Overproduction .Rone! Geo. 100 Lorin N.. .1407 11 ber or Novimtier. Consumption of hick enough to make a producer1, f man. Schaufelberger, 608 G .75 The objection th it the will 500 BO Morrison, 50 H. E. ....1188 corroding grades of lead keeps up for a commercial Irnuth of r.m nvikt iho I'nlted Ntatcii a plan J :tuku! Teter 100 dumping! Lorin N.. .1408 500 . 630 F. m a 834 100 n' I 1.00 remarkably well, the tonnage be- and thr well wan finally turt. 'ground for silver fades when It llH E' .50 'Morrison. Schramm, .') The Utah Southern Oil .inmparing about the same aa a year ago, 100 a'lz.-1.00 Stuku! T. B. 1521 100 that ther is no silver to1,. Lorin X.. .1401 0 ti 1553 1,000 C. W 2. U0 Merrlaon, have drop- - Is drilling li whereas other gra-leNo. 1 te,t 'lump. No overproduction of It.iiMCy Tabachnlrk, V V 300 193 C.. 10(1 ttchuett, ' " 200 Geo. 8. ..1236 ped off considerably. Apparently 'near Thompson's In Grand ver exists. It i tho arbitrary sale!"01-100 3.00 Lorin X...1410 100 ton Schuett. C.. 1602 those who have spur time on penetrated a sand List Mny whin- - 'by " verntip-ir.a- l 'p!MorrlK.n. Talbot, Henugcncra uf iiccuin-:,,,r',h- 1 U'O M. Jchumacher, J. their hands are consuming paint, ihowed a production of 15 h.iri'cl uLi.--714 100 100 1.00 1.00 silver for the purpus 00; Lorin K... 1411 ry tho batterle for the 1929 crop of dally. Tho nianagimcnt decided Morrison, Talbot. Henbuying gob) which has brought 7 100 70S E. I Of) over 5,000,000 automobile have continupe the test to a Elisabeth 100 1.00 713 150 N...1412 the Lorin about 1.50 ry present situation. greater "'It Is Schumacher, 5011 had to be replaced. Though 5.00 Morrison, the the opinion of Julius Klein JJun- Thompson, 50 however, for the pur;- - . of 706 E. 100 100 lead market yesterday was quiet, depth, 1418 1.00 Lorin N... the 300 tL' of R. F. 5.00 Til the the:0 salt rommerre, 200 department and beds 'u,nter' Seller! H. .HIT 5IIIJ further price reduction are not penetrating Morrleon, hole now is below 4600 feet and.wl,,,!)f recognized economist, that Hyland. T. Thompson, Mize Sharp, 100 In fi'0 1.00 Lorin the N...1414 Immed!' future. reported to be still In salt. Thb maximum amount of silver expected 10 R. F Til 1.00 10 France .1444 Tin Remains Dull. Morrlaon. tuil La Innkfil tinnoi hv ml man aa 'which can be dumped Is less than' 100 1644 Thompson, 10 .50 Rhea- - P-- H. Lorin X...1415 Tin was extremely dull all week, TIT 100 1.00 R. F. Bhepperd. W. Morrlaon, but the prtre I about 1116 1,000 Thmen. T. and nn order of the Board of H 25 .25 Lorin N...1418 than a week agn, 178 240 2.04 J ; Sherrill. mad on November 10th, Mr. i Morrison, A. provement in sterling Tobin. D..1177 1.440 10.00 100 1.09 Merle 1931, 0 many ahnrra of each par.1! 15 X...1417 Lorin Rome offers were cel of stork aa may be necenaary Tranlln, J. Sherrill. Mr! Morrlaon, house stock!, but 1.00 will be aold at public auction at X.. .1411 Lorin llttlo Interest In the market, and , h office of the enmpnny. room Mund. Mr! consumers weiw naturally not at. lilQCICr JliUCr-LCQ- S Johnson, Jo5.00 "30 Atln Building 36 Vi Went d August .. 171 1.000 seph J. ..- 115 South Street. Salt Lake City, Mund. Mr! Johnson. Jo.10 Blah, on Saturday. January 2nd. Augua ....878 mph J. . . 584 1.000 From Page Three) 6.00 1932. at 11 o'clock a.m., to pay Munssr W . . 873 JoJohnson. m nlh p 10.00 991 N. J. tho delinquent aanemment thrrr-o- n J"- Myers, nSSnta 1.000 seph J. ..1035 rm Myera, J. N.1086 1 .00' 33 together with eoat of adverJtnr fcinrkhoMtr Iniroav. O. . Johnson. 1.00 tising and pxnna of alr. Nadler, Ham.ll4 p' .1111.1..1 I'l . I.IIIMI Guv 1211 tM' 'hr rsptalixntn.il l I niM) V I'l. 1224 M DAVID H. nULLOIGIl. Nagle. F. E. 848 P7sTsrt n.I" l,v 7 J, "'ishana. thin, piuvi.liiii; Jvliiu-oii- , n0it,ti'u I T. INnvrot, Ferd 974 Hi" IreaMiiy. lLi:, V.. ..1131 Secretary. .10 A S4d '" - V. it E. 20 r.1058 S0KByior II. 55c, IS, Room 334 Atlna Building, Plans are being worked out for n Fiy. Arthur .lone, jack. 1223 1'0U 10,00 Xavlor, Mrs. 11. 11! 31 Vi Weal Second South Street, I.O11Q 595 resumption of milling eoun. U isl J- 10. 001 Jones. Dr. Emily K.. 1092 Steadily rising prices for silver said. Salt Lake City, Utah. Fry. Arthur 350 Vo, M... l.iONebel well-defin- -- ' , 10-I- n. 40-fo- ot Ask Papent Of Debts In Silver - ar st . 3 j c, 3; Work Tungsten With Day Makes Test Run Mine And Night Shifts At New Smelter Azurite Company , e stock-holde- rs - I Nevada-Maasa-chuso- nu-th- ... .... ha m--- " Am-erir- , two-thir- iic-stlo- n .... I 3 j .... ....... l.jaci-unmlate- d e, ejn.-l-h5- Strike Oil In r s I.. ... ... ... ...-.184- Utah, Report stai-l.i;- o Iliini-richaf- n 5i-- ... - u - , - 1 j j J''" -- .lln .... .mi .... or I .... Ill Additional Legals SoS h,vv' Rrc-nn- -- . j 1 ' Ill t Cirl.llll lO.OOU-- ll M. v |
