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Show WESTERN MINERAL SURVEY DIAL 13 34 EASl" 1ST SOUTH Entered 11 second class matter at Balt Lake City. Utah under Act of March 3. 1879. All the news of the development ol the Intermountain Section, published by The Western Mineral Survey. All news appearing In tha Western Mineral Survey is obtained from sources believed to be reliable but no reeponsi bility is assumed for accuracy of statements. Drillers Busy At Rangely The village of Rangely, Colo., fastest growing little oil community in America, may soon see town lot drilling for oil, leaders in the industry said this week in Denver. Rolling ahead with tremendous speed, oil drillers in the area are approaching the town. To start with, the discovery well in the Rangely field was located about 4 miles northwest of the village itself. Since the California Co. brought in the first well the Raven A drilling has been moving ahead. Stanolind Oil & Gas Co., a big operator, reported two new locations in the southwest corner of thfe field. One of these is Just north of the main street of the village of Rangely. Stanolind already has been working in the southeast end of the field. One of the new locations which will determine further extension of this area is the No. 1 J. E. Pepper, sw se nw sec. This is one mile east of the other active Stanolind locations. It is the first well at Rangely to be drilled in lOlw. If the well goes on production it will extend the field one mile. The second new location is Stanolinds No. 1 G. E. White, located in the sw ne ne sec. Outcome of. this venture, oilmen said, may cause town lot drilling. The location is just north of the main street Jf it becomes a producer, some wells undoubtedly will be drilled in the town of Rangely itself and the field probably will extend on beyond the village. The California Co. brought in its Stewart W. McLaughlin No: 3 well in nw ew sec. over the week-en- d, bringing total producers in the field to 168, of which California has 1w. . 80. Passenger Car Sales Still Low Program Set For Denver Mining Meet DENVER, Colorado A well rounded program for future development of mining in the West is being prepared for presentation at the golden anniversary convention of the 'mining industry to b$ held here Feb. 6, 7, 8, 1947, according to Robert S. Palmer, secretary of Colorado Mining Assn. The meeting, regarded by miners as the most important of its kind in the past decade, will vitally affect the course of the industry for the coming year. Snyder to Speak John W. Snyder, secretary of the treasury, will be one of the principal speakers. A special meeting among Mr. Snyder and governors of western states has been scheduled. Metal' requirements of the nation for 1947 will be outlined by able men from Washington, New York City and other sections of the country. International and national monetary and industrial needs for silver and gold will be discussed. Mining men will discuss ways and means of increased production of metals from the vast mineral reserves known to exist in the United States. Methods of mining, milling and smelting ores to increase metal production will receive a thorough going over. Labor will be asked to state clearly if its policy will be to meet the needs of the nation for metals and discontinue strikes, and slowdowns for at least a year. Premium Price Continuation of the premium price plan and other programs will be discussed by representatives from all sections of the mining industry. The . mining industry will voice its approval or disapproval of various plans which have been suggested. Some of these plans are designed to prevent the shutting down of marginal mining operations at a time when the nation is crying for greater production of metals. There will be discussions by leading authorities of the federal government on ways and means for helping produce metals. for national requirements. Here geologists, both national and state, will participate. Tariff questions, freedom from taxation and modification of SEC requirements all will be investigated. The world famous Sowbelly Dinner will be bigger than ever, as will the Gold and Silver Banquet. These banquets have gained reputation for excellence throughout the country. . . - DETROIT Factory sales of passenger cars through November, 1946, totalled only 53 per cent of sales for the same period of 1941 according to an industrywide compilation announced today by the Automobile Manufacturers Association. Eleven The Western Mineral Survey month sales in 1946 were 1,882,-01- 2 ts qualified as a Newspaper to compared with 3,569,338 in publish Legal Notices, Having 1941. Been Approved in the Third District Court of Salt Lake County Legal Notices Greater Use Of Probate Silver Predicted Unless unexpected conditions arise to interfere with production plans, the silverware industry in. 1947 should experience the greatest year in its history, E. C. Stevens, president of International Silver Company, forecast today. , stated Todays production, that is surpassing Mv Stevens, of our best peacetime year and it is our hope to better these figures during the coming year. If no'i unforeseen conditions arise to halt production, the industry should have the greatest year in its history. Guardian ship Notices & Estate of Lawrence S. Marlger, signed at 1002-- 6 Kearns Builddccfisscdi or on ing, Salt Lake City, Utah, Creditors will present claims before the 20th day of February, with vouchers to the underA. D 1947. WILLIAM VIRGIL ROB- signed at 1011 Walker Bank BINS, Executor of the Es- Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, tate of Lillian Adella Sar- on or before the 4th day of May A n 1047 gent Robbins, Deceased. DeY. MARIGER, LILLIAN . Date of first publication Administratrix of the Estate of cember 13, A. D. 1946. Lawrence S. Mariger, deA. D. Moffat, Attorney. ceased. Date of first publication, DeNOTICE TO CREDITORS cember 27, A. ., 1946. Estate of John Evans, Deceased. Ingebretsen, Ray, Rawlins, A Creditors will present claims Christensen, with vouchers to the underAttorneys. signed at 810 First National Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Ann D. A. Timms, Utah, on or before the 15th day of February, A. D. 1947. Deceased. JOHN EVANS, JR., and Creditors will present claims JAMES EVANS, Execu- with vouchers to the undersigntors of the Will of John. ed at 405 Dooly Building, Salt Lake City,. Utah, on or before Evans, Deceased. Date of first publication De- the 8th day of March, A.D., 1947. cember 13, 1946. JOSEPH F. DEVEY, Administrator of Estate of Moyle A Moyle, Attorneys for Executors. Ann D. A. Timms, DeceasNOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Charles R. Wehmeyer, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 1209 Walker Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah on or be-f- or the 21 day of February, A.D. 1947. - DAWN FOOTE, Administratrix of the estate of Charles R. Wehmeyer, De-ceas- ed. Date of first publication, December 20, A.D. 1946. Foote and .Dawson, attorneys. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of LaVelle Edmunds. ceased. De- Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Bennion, Utah, on or before the 1st day of March A.D., 1947. ' RACHEL S. EDMUNDS, Administratrix of estate of LaVelle Edmunds, Deceased. Date of first publication, December 20 A.D., 1946. Ingebretsen, Ray, Rawlins, A Christensen, attorneys. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Bertha R. Harms, also known as Bertha K. R. Harms or Mrs. Herman Harms, Deceased. - Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersign ed at 1515 Arlington Drive, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or before the 28th day of February, A. D., 1947. HERMAN . CHILD, Inc. SALT LAKE STOCK Poslofflco Boa 745 ceased. iot Infonnatloa. EXCHANGE BLDG. SALT LAKE. UTAH Tslaphoa Date of first publication, December 27th A. D. 1946. Jesse R. S. Budge, Attorney. n V R. W EDMUNDS Secretary Mountain Mines Company, 426 Beneficial Life Building, Salt Lake City 1, Utah. NOTICE ASSESSMENT . , (c) . . . - -- 'r"' , . 20th . sessment may remain unpaid on January 24, 1947, will he delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, so many shares as may be necessary will be sold on February 20, 1947, at the hour of 2 p.m., at. the office of the company, 426 Beneficial Life Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah, to pay the delinquent assessment together with. the cost of advertising and expenses of sale. Madison Mines Company, 210 McIntyre Building, Salt Lake City 1, Utah. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of DU . rectors held on December 31, 1946, Assessment (No. 3) of one- ' half cent per share was levied on the outstanding stock ' of the corporation payable Janed. . to D. C. Coulam, Date of first publication, Jan- uary 2, 1947, 210 at McIntyre BuildSecretary, uary 3, A.D.. 1947. Lake Salt 1, Utah. City ing, David A. West, Attorney. Any stock on which this as- sessment may remain unpaid on Miscellaneous February 8, 1947, will be delta- quent and advertised for sale at Notices public auction and unless payment is made thereon before, will be sold at the companys NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT on the 10th day of March, office COFFER PRODUCTION 1947, at the hour of 10 A.M., to COMPANY the delinquent assessment Principal place of business, No. pay 22 Richards Street, Salt Lake with the cost of advertisement and expense of sale. City (1), Utah. D. C. COULAM, Notice is hereby given that at Secretary. a meeting of the Board of DiMadison Mines Company, 210 rectors of Copper Production Building, Salt Lake ' Company held on the 5th day of McIntyre Utah. 1, December, 1946, an assessment City Office hours: 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 of two cents per share was P.M. levied on the capital stock of i the corporation, payable one-ha- lf ANNUAL NOTICE OF immediately and the balMEETING ance within thirty days from STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN- date hereof, to Francis ' Platt, that the regular annual meeting Secretary, at his office. No. 22 Richards Street, Salt Lake City of the stockholders of the LITTLE MAY MINING COMPANY . (1), Utah. Any stock upon which this as- will be held at its office, 33 West sessment may remain unpaid on First South St., Salt Lake City, the ,7th day of January, 1947, Utah on the second Monday in will be delinquent and advertised January, 1947, that being Janufor sale at public auction, ary 13, 1947, at 8 oclock p.m. H. E. GIERS, and unless payment be made Secretary. before, will be sold on the 25th day of January, 1947, at 10:00 NOTICE OF ANNUAL oclock a.m at the office of the STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. to the pay company, delinquent assessment NOTICE IS HEREBY GlVElW thereon, together with the cost of advertising and that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the LEO- - j expense of sale. FRANCIS PLATT, NORA MINING AND MILLING A CO. will be held at its office. 33 Secretary. 22 Richards Street, Salt Lake West First South St., Salt Lake City, Utah, on the second Tues- - j City (1), Utah. Decemday in January, 1947, that being j Dated this 5th day of 14, 1947, at 8 oclock p.m. V 1946. January ber, i H. E. GIERS, Secretary. HARMS, JR., Administrator of the Estate of1 Bertha R. Harms, Deceased. Date of first publication, December 20, A. D., 1946. ASSESSMENT NOTICE Ingebretsen, Ray, Rawlins and SILVER STANDARD MINING Christensen, Attorneys. CO. Location and principal place of business, 514 First NaNOTICE TO CREDITORS tional Bank Building, Salt Estate of Charles F. Coggle, .DeLake City 1, Utah. ceased. Notice is hereby given that at Creditors will present claims a meeting of the Board of Diwith vouchers to the undersign- rectors of the Silver Standard ed at Magna, Utah, on or before held on the 9th Mining Company the 25th day of February, A. D. of December, 1946, assessday 1947 ' ment No. 8 of one cent (lc) per AdO. H. ANDERSEN, was levied on toe issued ministrator of the Estate of share and outstanding, stock of toe Charles F. Coggle, deceas Corporation, payable December ed. 1946 to Royal C. Barnes; 17th, Date of first publication, DeSecretary, at 514 First National cember 20, A. D. 1946. Bank Building, Salt Lake City, Thomas, Jensen A Armstrong, 1, Utah. Attorneys for administrator, 404 Any stock upon which this as.Templeton Building, Salt Lake sessment may remain unpaid on Utah. City, For Further Information ConNOTICE TO CREDITORS sult the Clerk of the District Estate of Josephine T. Sperry Court or Respective Signers Deceased. Creditors will present claims NOTICE TO CREDITORS with vouchers to the undersignEstate of Edward L. Blanchard, also known as E. L. Blanchard, ed at 419 Judge Building, . Salt Lake City, Utah, on or before Deceased. . the 23rd day of February, A. D Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned 1947. HARRISON SPERRY, JR., at 223 McIntyre Building, Salt Administrator of the Eson or Lake City, Utah, before tate of Josephine T. Sper the 27th day of February, A D. 1946. ry. Deceased. . Date of first publication, De Duncan A Duncan, Attorneys for FREDERICK cember 20, A D. 1946. Vernon Snyder, Attorney for Sunshine Cons. BLANCHARD, AdministraAdministrator. estate of tor of Edward the ' x WALLACE, Idaho. SunL. Blanchard, also known shine Cons., under development as E. L. Blanchard, DeNOTICE TO CREDITORS from the 3100 level of the Sunceased. Estate of Benjamin F. Andershine shaft, is attracting atten'Date, of first publication, De- son or known as B. F. Anderson tion by new ore disclosures in cember 27th, A. D. 1946. deceased. the drift on the Yankee Girl Creditors will present claims ore vein. The drift has shown NOTICE TO CREDITORS with vouchers to the under of milling grade for the past 500 feet, the product said to Estate of Lillian Adella Sargent signed at 1218 Continental Na tional Bank and Trust Company average around 20 ounces of Robbins, Deceased. Creditors will present claims Building on or before the third silver. day of March, A. D. 1947. . HELEN FISHER, Administratrix of the Estate of W.-- H. Benjamin F. Anderson also BROKERS UTAH SECURITIES known as B. F. Anderson, deWrit January 3, 1947 The Western Mineral Survey, Salt Lake City, Utah NOTICE TO CREDITORS with vouchers to the under- day- - of January, 1947, I OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF KENNEBEC CONSOLIDATED MINING NOTICE COMPANY Notice is hereby given that a special meeting of toe stockhold- ers of the. Kennebec Consolidated Mining Company will be held -in toe office of toe Company','1 1105 Newhouse Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on toe 8th day of January, 1947, at toe hour of 2:00 p.m. for toe election of officers and directors and for transacting of any other business that may lawfully come before said meeting. It is important that a majority ! of toe capital stock of said' Company be represented at the meeting, for toe election of new( officers and directors, to succeed, toe present officers and directePTlX who are desirous of being re- lieved of their duties and have" tendered their resignations, ef-- " fective upon their successors be- -' ing duly elected or appointed and X qualified. Dated at Salt Lake City, Utafi December 20,' 1946. will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made 'before, so many shares as' may be necessary will be sold on toe 25th day of February, 1947, at the hour of 1 p.m., at toe office of the Company, 514 First National Bank, Building, Salt Lake Cjty, 1, Utah, to pay toe delinquent assessment together with toe cost of advertising and exKENNEBEC CONSOLIDATED ! MINING COMPANY. pense of sale. T ROYAL C. BARNES, By LYNN H. THOMPSON, President. Secretary. Silver Standard Mining Co., 514 First National Bank BuildNOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS OF 1 1 ing, Salt Lake City, 1, Utah.- DESERET FEDERAL SAVING - AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ASSESSMENT NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Mountain Mines Company. Location and principal place of annual meeting of members of'" business, 426 Beneficial Life Deseret Federal Savings and Building, Saif Lake City, 1 Utah. Loan Association will be held Notice is hereby given that at on Wednesday, January 15th, a meeting of toe board of direc- 1947 at 2:00 p.m. at 44 South tors held at1 toe office of the Main Street, Salt Lake City, company, 426 Beneficial Life Utah, for the election of DirecBldg., Tuesday, December 24, tors and for the transaction of 1946, an assessment of one (1 any other business of toe Ascent) cent per share, was. levied sociation that may properly come on the issued and outstanding before said meeting. Common stock of toe corporaBy order of toe Board, of Dition, payable immediately to R. rectors of DESERET FEDERAL W. Edmunds, secretary, at 426 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOBeneficial Life Bldg., Salt Lake CIATION by City, Utah. JOSEPH E. KJAR, r itock upon which this as- President . ' |
