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Show MAY 31, 1929. WESTERN MINERAL SURVEY. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. WESTERS MIHFRAI SURVEY Whitt 111 Alla Block. lucorporated under Laira it Utah. Entered aa secood Clara niattar at Cali Daks Oily lt March 1. Subscription aot " 1W. -- Ml Duk nadai a rear; Mo 1 npln-aiiu- GAIL MAKiLN, Editor. C. S. GUDDAK1J, Business Manager. XSevtH aundg where tteuleru Mineral survey u uo unle. Mai ket tuL raxlto.v OU1U Cut. Maui UOalUV HASH. 11 i'rviuunl IK. i . Munrua IK.; at W. Madlaoa; It N. UaJk tUiCAUU ILL. MIS W. Un. at.; x W. Van Uurcn be; I W. Randolph grew kL AltUL Litchfield, UonfacUonary. UU.ua. Maioa Nona Bund. JbMJl'IUN. UUUli-Ww- icru uiUM l. ULAN AFULlb- - 1A ll. Cur. UUnuiae M Market bid. UiAU ii - BEACH. CALU 34 A trine Ava. Neura bland, IIS U Atli Ct. World aad Town Ava. M bin Aruada Ma.; Atlas News I (tree lands); Ns Hi iiuik kliuh 100 ' bb; I W. trd IK.; bur leas md. 1st be; (iewii Ui bullte 3334 BooeOd Bvr, Boa MLVNKAFULlb. kllXN r " p d; dolls O'Conner MoilKEAL CAN. 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At the head of a small band of people possessing no other resources than courage and industry, he created an empire in a barren land and laid the foundations for the prosperity for future generations. One of the best proofs that Brigham was a leader is his policy on amusements. He knew that the problem of recreation was one of vital importance. He realized that leisure, improperly employed, becomes the most baneful influence in life. How did he meet this need for culture and inspiration and stimulating relaxation? By building the Social Hall Theater. There was no delay in providing a place where all could enjoy good music and the beat of plays. The Social Hall Theater was built aa soon as time could be spared from the necessary work of building homes and churches. Hen, plays by Ibsen, Shakespeare, and other great classical authors were presented. As a whole the type of program was probably of a much higher grade than those enjoyed modern age. Mindful of the in Salt Lake in this history and sentiment enshrined in this picturesque building, its significance as the cradle of the arts in the country, in what manner has a grateful generation acted to preserve this edifice and the marvelous spirit it symbolized? By tearing the Social Hall Theater down stick by stick in order that the passerbys view of motor salesrooms and garage might not be obliterated! As soon as time and resources allowed, Brigham Young caused the Salt Lake Theater to be erected to supplement the activity so nobly and auspiciously The best that begun at the Social Hall Theater. the pioneer Territory could afford was put into this structure. Its opening and its consequent operation marked the opening of an important era in this western country. Here the world's greatest singers and actors and actresses thrilled their audiences: Booth, Bernhart, Salvini, Kean, Modjeska, Mrs. Fiske, Ditrichstein, Tatti, Schumajin-HeinCampanini, Plancon, Scotti, Marlowe, Arliss, Henry Miller, Sothem. Hampton! A notable list to conjure from the past, only part of whom have been named. Imbued with the determination and the desire to perpetuate what Brigham Young started, to cherish most tenderly his ideals of recreation, and to build for a race each day more quick to the lure of Truth and Reauty, what has our present generation done? Torn down the structure that had perhaps outlived it8 day and erected on its sacred precincts a structure of marble and granite in grateful recognition of an eternal debt to the pioneers of the past? Nothing of the sort. The historic building, each timber of which was steeped in tradition, has been sold to the wreckers, leveled to the ground, and the whole space dedi far-seei- ng so-call-ed in k, Pfovo Foundry & Machine Co. Manufacturers of Mine Cars, Mine and Smelting Machinery, Structural Steel Salt Complete Foundry and Machine Shop City Office, Uaaly BMgt, Flaat at Praia, I'tafc, INTERNATIONAL N aw SMELTING CO. lark Office, gg nraadnay. Kaaraa Bldg, gait Lake City, rarahaalag Dept. araltlag Warfca lataraaHaaal. Utah; Mlaaal, Arlssaa. Raflaertes later aatlemal Leai aa Reflalag Cl East Chirac. lad. Rarftaa Warka, Pertk Saikar. N. J. . "Brewsters Millions tells the story of a man who, that he might inherit a vast fortune, had imposed upon him by the will of a fond relative the task of spending a million dollars within the period of one year. He tries every sure fire method for squandering wealth but without success. Everything he touches turns to money. He invests in a luxurious yacht, plays the ponies, backs innumerable dubious enterprises but all pay big returns. Only one known method he did not exploit, that followed by W. A. Clark, Jr., the patron of the Los Angeles Symphony orchestra. Brewster perhaps was not sincere. Or perhaps he lacked foresight. Or after all it may be he was the worlds most successful pinch penny. For Mr. Clark has nt been at the business of backing an orchestra long, yet he has spent his first million dollars in this magnificent undertaking and is said to be on the road to spending his second million. The last tour of this splendid band, which brought it to Salt Lake to play to a handful of people, is costing Mr. Clark at least $40,000. Yet he keeps on. Where have we of the west a more inspiring example of a man standing back of a great project with such single mindedness of purpose d and generosity? No doubt, readers of the Western Mineral Survey will be saying that a mining paper is going out of the way to comment on an event, whose value was mainly cultural. But the endowment of the Los Angeles Symphony orchestra by Mr. Clark has a very definite hook-u- p with mining. It is the money from the Senator W. A. Clark miningproperties that has made possible the Los Angeles Symphony. We regret that more mining operators of Mr. Clark's lofty musical aspirations have not become millionaires. We have a sneaking idea that if enough people could be induced to bear such a concert as that given in Salt take last week by Conductor Alfred Hertz and his men, we would be nearer A world no more a market place, but made A Vineyard, and a garden and a Bchool. No one could listen to music that held one entranced, hpnotized, powerless to breathe or move without being materially benefited. Such an inspired and glowing performance aa that given by Mr. Hertz and orchestra on the occasion of last week places this organization in the forefront of the worlds orchestras and ranks Mr, Hertz among the greatest of the great. Of course, anything said in favor of the Los Angeles Symphony orchestra is praise of Mr. Clark for the orchestra is his child. The good achieved by Mr. Clarks upbuilding of a great orchestra in the west can never be estimated. He hag brought to countless men and women and childred happiness, beauty, and inspiration that would never have been theirs had he not lived and sacrificed hia wealth for a lofty purpose. If anyone should ask our opinion, we would reply that auch a life ia our idea of a great and useful life and that at the end when the Book of Life is opened to ascertain "whom the love of God1 had blessed the name of William Andrew Clark, Jr., will be found to have long been among those who "led all the rest. 1.k c.paer Alta Tunnel Indian Pm ...e. ....). 4-- 1 -- t Med-Jldl- 4-- 4-- Inspects Mine. 4-- 4-- On Monday, Frrd W. F.radlsy, president of the American I intitule of Mining anil Motallurlgleal Engineer, waa taken to Bingham to inapecl Utah Copper operation hy Vice President and General L. . Calc. Others In the part- - were Houtwell. president of the Manager J. .1-l- a-- M. Utah Institute sertlnn of the American of Mining and Metallurgical Frank M. Smith- imrlt-i- n tnnnaeer of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan, and J. ft. Van L'vera. Salt Lake operator. Ill Unit a. Directors Q In City. u V. H. Johnson, contractor. ho doing the work for the Park King praprrly east of the Park Vtah. waa In Salt Lake on buiinrla SaturThe value of new aluminum proday. duced In the I'nlted 8ta(a durlnr HIS wae IIT'S'jI.OOO, sn increase of Returns. 22 per rent nk compared with 1927. Grnrge T. IIanen. president and according to a statement of the genera' manager of the Ctuli L'niled Plates Bureau of Mines The la Southern Oil company, back wae at from a trip to Kansas, Oklahoma prlnvipel producing plant Messena. New York, where approxiand Denver, mately 43 per cent uf tho nietu! To Inspect Tunnel. made In the United Wales was reOther works arc at NiG. W. Boynton, of the Guntle covered. Construction company, Lus Ange-le- agara Falls. N. Y.: Alcoa, Tennest'altfornla, ii In Salt J.ak for see; and Badln, l Whitney), North a few day. From here, Mr. Boyn- Carolina. ton rxpccta to gu to Zion Canyon Tha domestic price of new alumto rherk up on guniting of the Zion tunnel highway. inum ingot 19 per cent pure wa M.J cents a pound durlu; the enIn City. tire year of 1924. lricee of outside h!U ft. V. Lehr, western division inrtal VS.99 per cent pure rale inaniVer of San Francisco. fa throughout the year at 23.9 cent! ' a pound. In Salt Lake. The record production of automu I'iss a'nd' ThVwWcVida;T-- . Agreement aiyned l.y the Kpan-It-- h Hon In of aluminum pistons amt con- government with thus or Gerrode in the manufacture many and Italy will lead to the nectlng combined to greatly in- thereof erlahliahntent of air parnger tinea crease the consumption of Iumi-- between Madrid and Berlin and belimn hy the automobile Industry tween Barcelona and Genoa. I I iiiirn h ZiUon uf nromln-;i !!; mtL . H- and Concentrate Meito and Furnace Product, Buyer bull era of Insecticide, Fungicides. Weed Killer, Dotson Balt. SMELTER AND MILLS AT MIDVALE VTA It. OFFICES AT KEVBOnz BLDG, b.Vt LAKE CITY, VTAH. Combined Metals Reduction Co. ZUSBEE, Aria. U- ONTARIO SILVER MINING COMPANY tfflCMHWie, W. l.amhoNr. Preeldeai; n. r, itarpky. Peal Meat O.rar Frle.4lt, I kart. rr. Illre-ttir- ai Him l.at.al. Uiiti J. Ik fciltwa. - II. R.abaaai, all l ake I Ity.jf tak. N.w lark thy. New rrilM I Matin, (tak. MINE- - e.atmlt aif.W 1- -- York-aaatr- k new uae radium-atomlt- her. .'I A the new explosive of Capt. (I. n. Zimmer or Lm Angel". I being found this week In ilia deep copper mines of Arlxenk near PLANT AT BAUER, UTAH Mail Address; Stockton, Utah. n creditors of John Parry, deceased, also all other persona unknown claiming any right, title, etia, lien or Interest In tha real property described In the complaint herein adverse to palntlffa ownership. or any cloud upon plaintiffs title thereto, defendan' . Th state of Mtsb to the said defendants: You are hereby summoned to ap pear within twenty day after tha service of this summons upon you, if served within t .a county in which this action Is brought; other, wise, within thirty days after gerv Ice, and drfend tha above entitled action; and In case of your failure eo to do. Judgment will be rendered against you according to tha demand of tho complaint which baa been filed with the clerk uf said court This action le brought to quiet plaintiff's title ee agalnet defendant to th following described premises situate In Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county, Utah, Commencing at a point S rode or west of the southeast corner Salt Lot 1. Block 60, PUt "C, and run-i- nf Lake CUy aurv-rth thence west 3 rods; thenca rods; 4H rods; thence cast I thenco eoUli 4 rods, to th plaoe to-w- lt: y, 1- -4 eh Radium-atomite- . which I 10 more time than powerful TKT. already ha been tested by army and nety officer and found the trioit powerful ex. ploehe known to man lodiv. fa pi. Zimmer ia now conducting lert In the copper mine, where the Mnetlug of same ore has lent been a ey ASSESSMENT NO. 31. INDIAN PETE MINING A MILLING CO. Incorporated under the lew of th State of Utah. Notice la hereby given that at a meeting of th board or direr.turs, Elect hld tho Z(th dy of Alrll, an aaaeeameul of cent per ehar wax levied on all outstanding capital etock of tha corporation, payable on or before th let day of June, A.D., 1131. to H. C. M. Christensen, treasurer of th company at 1143 south Twentieth East street. Salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon which this assessment nay remain unpaid on tho let day of June. A.D., 1139. will be delinat quent and advertised for sal public auction, and unices payment Is made before, will bo told on the let day of July. A.D., 1131, at I o'clock p.m. at tho or R. M. l'etanen. 9161 south Hyland Drive. Salt Lak City, Utah, to pay delinquent together with the col of advertising and expense of sale HANS C. M. CHRISTENSEN. Secretary and Treasurer. 3463 South Twentieth Euel A.D., New Men On Board one-ha- lf CALIENTE. Nevada The board directors of the Yellow Pine Mining company, ha been reorfollows: ganised Goodwin Knight, president. Han-ar- y P. Cahn, vice president end of treasurer. C. M. Maxnu.cn, rcrr-tar- y; Kidney Klngsbaker and Herbert ftellg. H. Shear was general Kent and Sqm Tount. for many year guided tho dretlnini of tn company and under whose development nearly i lire and million dollar w paid to the stockholders In dividend, hare preferred to their leadership nd shift the heavy responsibilities to younger shoulder. The new management uf the company plan systematic develop-- : mrnt of tho property and begln-atlr- a " today will have from IS to men at work mining mixed . . orI; ,, ... one-ha- lf (t. Vf 5, ) (c) C. G. ftsllantyne, at hia room 413 Dool: building, Salt Lake city. Utah. Any atdek upon which thin may remain unpaid at the close of business on Saturday Juno llth, 1IJI, will b delinquent and advsrtlssd for sal at publla auction and. unlaaa paymant la mad bsfora, will be sold at tha sfflr of th company room 401 Dooly building, Balt Lake City, Utah, on Saturday, July loth, list, at I o'clock p.m. to par th thrraon Msamsnt dsllaquent with ths cast of Olvsrtlslpg , 1 o) - and GOLD (1-- NOTICE OF AKSESKMENT Tlntio Coalition Mine lonipgnv, principal place of business 4oS Dooly building, Salt Lake City, Utah. Notlre Is hereby given that at a meeting of the hoard of dlreo-to- rs of the Tinllc Coalition Mines company, held on the 10th day of May, 1911, an teacasniant of one-ha- lf cent wee per ihar levied on the Issued and outstand, Ing stork of tho corporation, payable Immediately to ths sters-tar- y, on keneral mining sltua- n in Clark county. Under the '''angrd condition, brought about AMALGAMATED 1131, Street, Bait Lak City, U'sh. Th above qotlao la being published In th Western Mineral Survey, Salt Lak City. Utah. rapidly, and many railroad. jjJ; Pt - w,, ''"'t 11 PrritMte fol- K ndard earn r m e n" 7 hird i ni nc rni,,tl,'w tb leadership of tha Yellow nd Tfwnm development, Pin heen mode in ttiU M and lihrarire fthear bee been In chrf of uea In of aluminum Ibe exper. ye0w Pm for om time mental work In railroad cer con-n8 la thoroughly familiar with It struct Ion and the equally prominent nnmaihilitlea. field or rommrmal truck body manufacture continued during tiul Ak&ESSMENT NOTICE. Oiler Mining Comp.ny. d.rTr:arnl"LTmTL,lo!;n' of buelnea Room aluminum for screw macl.ln P.,.- - Hii.;eii place BuiJdSi. Ukg bottla cape, foil and collen-- . Utah. tubes showed a nornpil Inerff ,i. j.(Nmieo 1 hereby given that at o consumption during lilt and it. meeting of the board of directors tfco aircraft Industry the rat Chief Mining of,of tho Union of aluminum strong pany, held on tha 2nd dsy of M4y. to said is trebled w;th-ili:i, allays have an aaeewment No. 19 of one In a year. cent per share wap levhair "J- qn rea-Me- manager. CIICO New Explosive Is Being Used In Southwest fnr Purchasers of Lead and Zinc Ores. Utah. Sidney E. Mulcork, plaintiff, The unknown heirs, devisees and Yellow Pine Mine - 1 United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company of Ore SUMMONS In the Third Judicial district court of BgU Iko County, state of pro-coe- S-- j txptnra C. sal. G. BALLANTTNF.. Kssretiry. Tlptle Coalition Mins Co., 401 Pauly building, Bait Lak City. Utah. I of iMT-4.1- All Stocks and Bonds Bought Sold Quoted THE FINANCIAL CORPORATION mceiiios to Wrlght-Dlnwoode- IS Specializing in Utah and Western Alining banes - n. k-- B SagfoWlF- 19.4, T.) Wright-Din-wood- 7- -1 4-- 13 (I, outstanding achievements are hia of beginning. Together with a right 3 of way 4u feat over: Commencing aouth of th nurtheaet corner of thence said Igt 1, and running west rode, thence south 0 reau of Mince, he haa specialised feet; thence seat 1 rqd; thence In problems dealing with the aafe north 41 4 feet; thence Mat T manufacture and uae of explosive rode; thenca north 9 foot, to the and haa been closely associated and pUce or beginning. also acted as consulting expert of DEY, HOPPAUGH, MARK A the engineer board on the defense JOHNSON. of Washington. for PUlntlff. Attorney In 101, Dr. Munroe waa made O. address. 90S Kearns buildP. commandant of the Order of ing. Salt Lake City, Utah. by the Turkish government. Ha haa also been made a member of the Order of Leopold II by the TO APPLICATION Belgian government. Both decora- NOTICE OPDIKbOLVE. tions were conferred In recognition In the District Court of tho Third of his outstanding work in the Judlciel District of th Btato of study of explosives. Ha la a former president of the Utah, In and for Balt Lake county. In the Matter of th Voluntary Coomos dub, Washington, D. C and la a member of numerous sci- Elsaolutton of tha entific societies, both foreign and Company, a Utah Corpora-HoAmerican. He la now chairman of Notloa la hereby given that the tha committee on explosives invesy company, a tigations of the National Research Council. corporation organised and dieting alata of Utah, cf tha the under Dr. Munroa la the author of nulaps merous contributions ta the litera- haa presented tn the above entitled ture of exploit vea Hia moat Im- court, an application which, by orportant literary work is perhaps a der of the court, haa been filed, treatise entitled Chemicals and Al- praying for th dissolution and of aald corporation. lied Products. One of hia most notable literary achievements in By order of tha court, the clerk of hie work, extending over four de- tha above entitled oourt ha been cades, on tha compilation of a ordered to give thirty days notice complete bibliography of explo- of application, that at any time besives, which Includes the writings fore ths expiration of said thirty 3rd of foreign aa well aa Engliah au- day period, commencing th day of May, 1131, and until tha Ird thor. Approximately 100 letter of fe- day of June, 1919, any parson may licitation on tho occasion of hia file with tha clerk of the abovo tho eightieth birthday have been re- entitled court, hU objections to ceived by Dr. Munroe. half of these application, and that if no abJeo-uop- a filed are said within period, coining from distinguished chemd ists and explosives engineer, gov- tho abovo entitled court will to hear and determine a;d ernment officials, and friends In notice. England. Germany. France, Bel- application without further HENRY D. MOYLE. gium, Spain and Italy. The Infor Attorney stitute of Makers of Explosives, Applicant ALONZO MACKAY, New York, adopted a formal resoClerk. lution of congratulations on behalf y JOB. W. CURTIS. Pkmlvg Industry of the ,.h; Deputy. Lnlted States. (M ay 3 Miy 31) SKama 14 .... kl4. . . It. g Kr.rur, t--ta H Manhattan . ..S-lf- tr, 4Ophfr Hnl'lon ...Ir. 1 1 liable ta"ar4 . tr. T . e. . g riaeha Brlaial . Stiver Haase ...le. Ml Silver 11 ulta ....ie.B-- 4 Ttntle real. ....le. M I nlan C hief Ir. P T--l Ma ia Tree tan Can . IS GEO. BAQ14N. development of a smokeless powder oalled lndurtt." made in the course of investigations conductor far the navy department. During hia yeara of service with the Bu- Ml -g Sad egponoe of sale. well-kno- T-- 14 g-- 1g necessary will be sold cn tha lat day of July, 11)1 at I p m. to pay tho delinquent assessment u. of advtrtlalM father with cost wlU be of Mines. Munroe's Dr. distinguished career haa dealt specially with the technology of explosive. A German sciential. In a recent article, referred to him as the "Nestor of tho science of modern exploalvra." Among Dr. Munroe'a a. Uk, ZOI, iaglln. Hldg, Balt Lake City. Utah. Any shares on which th'a va lament may remain unpaid on t'.e Ird day of June, XIII. will Ce de- tion marking the eightieth birthday of Dr. Charles E. Munro. chief exof th United plosives chemist States Bureau of Mines, given by hi fellow employes of the bureau and a few close friends at the Cosmos club. An Intereiting feuturu of the event was the presentation of a brony medal to Dr. Bluer bearing hia portrait, the outlines of which were literally blown Into the metal by means of tha M unroe affect." This la a phenomenon d lace ve red by Dr. which permits the reproductlen of drawing and designs upon metal the through the detonation agalpat the matal of an enploalva upon surface of which tha design has aa from a alnu been Impressed etching. O. 1. Hood, acting director of tha Bureau of Mine, presided at th gathering and presented the medal. Other speakers were Dr. GeoHenry M. Washington, ufB.tha Grcena-felde- r. physical Laboratory; N. of "The editor Explosives Engineer; Dr. Charles L. iaraona, secretary of tha American Chemical ssriely, and G. 81. J. rerrott. supervising engineer, Pittsburgh Experiment Station of the Bureau whole-soule- MAY 31. 1929. inter-mounta- Issued add out- shares of tho eurpucaiion. Join standing to C.oorgs wyabla Immediately Room Nowbuua In Paying Honor linquent and advertised for saia at auction, and unless paym ; To Dr. C.E Monroe laMibllo made before so much thereof as aonilia. Ftaaar MouUos ttamera Mineral Hurray when writing to advert taera AdienMua rale no Haira Scientists hot-do- Urvrhipniriti of I he Iniernmnuui Benton. Hurras I uhllshln I' I ny All I he Naira of Ibe ht by I he tulHi-- led on all of th cated to the upbuilding of an oil station. Why not heighten the insult to the past and erect a stand on one corg ner, a root beer stand on the other, and a Jazz Palace on the third. Perhaps the fourth could be reserved for a public comfort station. It ia altogether appropriate that the oil station has been built in the form of an airship, gaudily bedizened with whirling lights for the esthetic uplift of automobile pilgrims at night To all, who pass, it stands as a symbol of the spirit of Brigham Young taking flight from a generation that has WASHINGTON. P-- c A laps sold itg birthright for a mess of pottage. earaar of notohla achievement fa the fielda of chamlatyy and invenA CONTRAST IN SPENDTHRIFTS. waa honored hy n luncheon FRED C. DERN Member Salt Lake Steak Bed Mtaleg BsehlMe SUra 3S4S W RITE FOR OI R MARKET LETTER TREE OR REYEST P. O. Box 594 Telephone Wasatch 1336 SPITES 8 AND A STOCK KXCKAN9K RLILDIXO. Sait Lake City. Utah Homestake Takes Big Refineries Will Be Built Over Large Group Of Mining Claims In Far Norik comThe Homestake Mlalng pany, of Lad. 0- - Dakota, owners and operator of tha largest gold mine in tho world, hoe secursd options on tho Golden Reward and tha Mogul mining propertlaa, west of Lead, with a view to furthor old development of the providing a survey of tha or bodies indicates tha feasibility of tha project, it was announced by B. C. Yates, general manager of tho Homestake Mining Con- - Article of Incorporation are being issued by th government of Ontario for a new 110,000,009 company which wll build naar Sudbury, a copper refinary and olertrlc slae reduction works, tha first unit of which will coat more than 14,000,000, and which will aignallio the beginning of onq of tha moat important mining Industrial developments of Ontario. The companies associated in this enterprise are. Consolidated Minin A Smelling Co., International Nickel. Venture!, Ltd., qnd th Sherrltt-Gordo- n Co. Tha plant to be etaftad will be the first unit and will have a capacity of 10,000 tone a month Aa ihe produetlou from the Frood mine and the pro-duce- rs The combined Golden Reward and Mogul propcrtlra comprise several thousand scree in the Ruby Basin, several iqlles west of Lead. Development at these old pruduceni haa been dormant since shortly after tha World war, when ao many of the smaller min, ing enterprises in the Hllla dosed down because of high production costa and other unfavorable conditions The engineering department of the Homestake, Mr. Yatea said, will go to work with diamond drill aa soon a tha weather permits, and tha samples of ere from the two properties thus obtain I will be analysed for gold content. If tho testa warrant, th mining company will go ahead at onto with th full development of the property. The Golden Howard property oonsixta of approximately 3,900 acres and th Mogul property In tha neighborhood of 1.100 acres, a total or 4.100 aci by the two option. well-kno- of Ventures and properties ordon become available In eddltlon to those of Consolidated Smelters, It le anticipated that tha capacity of the plant will be doubled and later possibly trebled. Sherrltt-G- IDAHO FALLS. Idaho Th Call-forn- la company (Standard Oil of California auoaldlary) In Up first test of th Meadow Creek structure, Sorensen No. 1, SW N 41, II miles northeast of Idaho Falls, now drilling at 8060 In rad abate. Ten Inch casing hsa been carried dewn and drilling la prowaIn 400 about foot of ceeding ter. Lhn 1 badly fractured and makes It difficult for a shut-of- f. Sediment now being cut ta In ths Thaynra group. Lower Trlasalc. ImreoZmemK SuggeoltlioaBO Everyone has been looking for a dull the Salt Lake Stock Exchange, fteriod on come. There is no boom in Utah. Utah mining shares are in de mand. Much money is to be made from careful selection of securities. Let us tell you where to invest. Our record for giving the right stocks to make money is outstanding. We now make the following recommendations: UNION ASSOCIATED MINES COMPANY. This stock is one of tho outstanding possibilities in the Tintic District. They have ore piled on the' dump ready for shipment. We understand they are to commence shipments in the near future. They also have an active development campaign under way, not only at their Tintic property but on their valuable holdings in Park City and Big Cottonwood. This looks like the outstanding investment opportunity. We understand they intend to apply for listing of the stock and we solicit your orders at the market. BINGHAM STANDARD. Here is the best bet among the unlisted fetocks. are to apply for listing their ' They shares in the very near future. They are also getting in shape to commence ore shipments, and we look to see the stock sell much higher very soon. Get your orders in now. Ask for free weekly market letters. Chase-ChrisKophers- on Company rhonss Was. FELT BUILDING 5873 Was. 3870 Was. 1865. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH . 4), , |