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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY M( ) RNIXGD ECEM B Ei . 20 New Utah Apex Selective Flotation Mill Have you hear d .the new Exemplifies Metallurgical Progress 'QS'v U v ,,,.,-,,- - " H ...... .... ' . - 'C , ' "4 5 ' v z ' V , 'J' -"- .t r-r - L : - , i 7 ,r., Its superiority is attested' by the following list of stations which have been tuned in during the last thirty days at our factory at 1 50 Motor Avenue J i . : - - - - ' t ' ; . t1V " )Vv J 1 1- KFWE Hollywood, Cal. KFRO San Francisco, CaL KFEQ Oak, Neb. . CaL KFSG Los KMOX St. Louis. Mo. KO WW Walla Walla, Waah. KF KX Haatinn, Neb. CNBV Vancouyer. B. O. KTBI Lot Angeles, CaL KTAB Oakland. CaL KOMO Seattle. Wash., KOIL Council Bluffs, Iowa. KPSN Pasadena. CaL KOIN Portland. Ore. WJAZ Mt Prospect, HI. KOA Denver. Colo. KQW San Jose, CaL K NX Hollywood. CaL KFAB Lincoln, Neb. KOO Oakland, CaL - ;., . lit- e- -v- . . .- .- -- . KF8D San DiegoC CaL KFWI San Trandaeo. CaL - ' Kansas City. Mo. " Hollywood. CaL KJB Seattle, Wash. KLZ Denver, Colo. KHQSpokane, Wash, KHJ Los Angeles, CaL KSO dsrinda. Iowa. KMMJ Clay Center. Neb. CKCD Vancouver. B. C. WCCO Minneapolis. Minn. KPO San Francisco. CaL CFCN Calsary. Altv Can. WOS Jefferson, Mo. KLDS Independence, Mo. WOJ Chicago. 111. KFXF Denver. Colo.-KTSeattle, Wash. KFOA Seattle. Wash. KMA Shenandoah, Iowa. KFNT Shenandoah. Iowa. KFI Los Angeles. Cal. WBAP Fort Worth, Texas. WOC Davenr.iit, Iowa. KGW Portland, Ore. K FEU Colnm Ma, Mo. KFOB Fort Worth. Texas. KLX Oakland. Cal. CJCA Edmonton, Alta. Canada. CHCT Edmonton. Alta. Canada. WHO Des Moines. Iowa. WO AW Omaha, Neb. KYW Chicago. 111. WDAF KMTE KFVD Venice,. CaL KFWO Aval on. CaL KFQW Seattle, Waah. WOK Chicago, EL WBBM Chicago. 111. KFON Long Beach, CaL KMJ Fresno, Cal. KFCB Phoenix, Aril. KFXH El Paso, Texas. Ang-eles- - r-li- ' : '.::r Cie- fi , A 4 ; NightingaleI iadro?'. j - . 12, 1926. It will be noted that our factory is within two blocks of both local broadcasting stations, one or both of which were on the air. when most of the above outside stations were played. i- - 'l ;ir.'rr-Tti.fc&- , fcLrm ',' DO YOU KNOW OF ANY OTHER RADIO THAT CAN EQUAL THIS RECORD? lead, zinc, copper and iron ar being recovView nf ,tirtJtah Apex selective flotation plant t Bingham, where four grades of concentrate the only plant in the country with as flexible a llow sheet. Through the progress of metallurgy, large tonnages of ered. This is ore, hitherto uncommercial, have been converted into a commercial product. The Associated low-grad- e fllDllLL SEES ADVANCE lower prensure and less vol nine; ateadier operation bfcaue of no bindof eanvans the blankcia through ing mineral corrosion; practically twice the capacity 'of the ('allow cell pt r square foot of floin- Kpace. Krom the standpoint of profit to the I'lah Apex Mining comiiany. the new plant promises to le a trcmett-dou- a asst-t- . Through Its operation, ores that previously could not he execonomic scale are beon an ploited ILL BIG DHEDEPDSIT STREET 150 ECONOMY Triumph of Science and Mechanical Represents Skill Over Obstacles. fUih's production of U'ad, ztio copper ha hff-- apprciably awJ vtate'a Importance sljrulfi-rntl- y by th erertlon and completion of thft t:tah Apex Mining company's new itWective flotation plant. Th I'tah Apfx tnmt alia t ton embodies several novt'i and intfreBt-Ui- g featurn. It is the only plant in the country that in turning- out tur A 'citppnr prodm-tn- : concentrate carrying' 2 apr rent copper and aper cent hud Concentrate, a Inc from 0 per ceit lead and 4 per cent In zinc; a- zinc concentrate, nd th dvanrd -- 10-- asK&yinjr from 50 to b2 pf ivceiw- - zinc and 1 3 per nt lead. an& ait iron product carrying- 40 to .45 per cent iron and from 3 to 5 p-cent insoluble. The mill is one of the bent exam-ple- a existent of the compact news with which the modern flotation plant and ita equipment, .economical of Fpace, Rt be constructed as with rnmpard ;he old concentrating plant. The nar of the canyon complicated mwneR the problem of arranging in an eco nomical manner the vnrloun units of th mill. Thla handicap, however, haa een overcome In an effective manner. NEW EQUIPMENT TRIED. Several new mecha n lea I f ca t tires are included in the ('tun Apex mill. Himpon cruahero, a tyie new in the atate. have been Installed. Genter thlckenera, the only onea of their kind Jp Utah, ,at tfwrtfngv;-.-- ' Intoeh flotation cella are being Umd for the first Time in I'tah at the I tah Apex. Thla type nf flotation machine Is believed to combine sev- lJree 10 1LDBH1 Phone Wasatch 7074 if you wish to hear this wonderful radio.' Its tone quality must be heard to be appreciated. Maximum allowances on trade-ins- . BIG ASSET, depotdta of ore carrying from5 and from t to per cent cent per copper have ben opened up. This ore Is bet riff treatedby flotation and 90 per cent of the Tea'fl atlft prr cent of- - the cowt recovered, it if reported. Two products are made and aold instead of one, both of which ere return an apjjreciable Income. it not for tho mill, thla grade of ore could ha'dly be mined profitably and if it were, the. copper would probably be si loan by ordinary ameltlng' me! Kven ores ranging as low as 3 to 4 per cent lead and from 2 J.Ocopper can be handled profitably. ThU type f re corfains but little seine, but aa high a i'5 per cent frwi. and from .05 to .1 ounces of gold and from S to a ounces of nljver tn tlif ore are ton. Hefovcrte on per cent expected to average about of the lead and TO per cent of the Katlo of concentration on copper. lead orea wilt he an a b:.si of five and a half or ix tons of ore to one of concentrated zinc, eight to one. The coarse crupbing department nf the mill has a. apaclty if Hunt tons dally and the fine crushing depart ment "M tons- d:ilv. The flotation department l capable of treating T&o tons dailv, 4.0 trmn of lead zinc ore and W tons of lead copper ore. Another Carload Arrives Stacks of Coins in Many on Salt Lake" Market ; ' Denominations " Leave to ' Montreal fsv ihc As- Tier. H The Itnynl l.ank of ftimna toilay annouiiid an tnTefte in Ita rapltHl stock nf tS.6i.M.i. Th new bire will h !lott1 Mt $2,f of record per than to hHrthohir of Jiconiber 11. In proportion to their VMrh RhHreholOcr holillnr. present will b entitled to Hpnroxlmatfly one new share for every five shares now held. The present nrive of Roval s ) NEW the Silver Ase more prumlslns todav than' at any time Ince operations were be Sun by fie pi event holding company, according to N. J. Klelsen, lce president and director, 'who made a trip to the l'ine 'it-mine pear . Nt-v.- . nrlatrd mine at are. per-cen- - for Condition : Canada Royal Bank Increases Its- Capital More Exposed in Bed. liift Kly A At't-k- , carload ore of the :i:itt Jjike market on Knilav iHiil more are exposed In the m w strike made In the "winae t1 e tunnel sunk froi level. Twelve men are mpiocd by the .company, and production should be expedited by the Installation of an air hoist to haul ore ;ind waste up from the slope to the tunnel level,- a short distance ,tbo i. , Krom ibe point where the winze fnentered the ore body about t ii v fi fei t on the Incline below Hie runnel el,""' said Mr. Nielsen, a drift lias, been sent out about iiveniy feet to the wesf. and about fee: to Both east the faces thirty as well ax the side cf the drift along the bedded deposit show from four rescind - lt- ' i ft Municipal Bonds First Mortgage Bonds Shares TRIA9UEI STATEMENT. VASIIIV:TiN, Pee Ml Tlte follow Inf f n slslentent tl ctilabtiea of ltu Itreeaiher t: iiPe.l allies tres.nry 4.14 ''.".a K1 In tlste tl.il Jer loeemt.. 1 ,3T3.r5.4wl In.ttme to date last yrxr 1.;32.SIS In.resne 82.aoa.3Mfl ohieo ttier lucerne tbls year... f T:m..ii Omto over tneonie itott year.. ts.K48.ao Immm ., 1 HI Oir. PlS tfiteral fund lsly... Hilm Edward L. Burton & Co. 160 South Mam Established i I 1899 Wasatch 8C6 Balai.ee prevhtua Iieerease ,. day 131,ft4A.5.T2 2t.8ai 11. Dee. Wall YORK, tret annual "gold rush" has begun. Stacks of gold pieces In the 12.50, 15, 10 and 120 denominations are now leaving the vaults' of the New York federal reserve bank by tSe truckload, bound for country and city banks, which will supply the stream of gold coins that pour into Christmas stockings and gtff enveiones Kvery. year at this ltlnie.the. New York and other federal reserve banks have watched a growing Hood of gold pieces pour forth, and then suddenly, after the holidays, pour back and become a part of the bank reserves until another Christmas rolls around. Officials of the Chase National bank estimate that between Iso.OUU.OuU and tw.ooo.otio ln Kold coins will be withdrawn from the banks of the country this year; probably selling a new high record. I,ast year It was estimated that 75,Oou,OOn n g.dd was put Into circulation at this time. In New York alone It Is expected that between 115.000.000 and 20.000,00a w ill be distributed this year. Kor the first time in years the l'nlted States treasury has minted a limited number of new 12 50 gold pieces as Its contribution to the holiIn former years the day movement. demand for these coins was so steal that they pommanded a premium of 50 cents. They are rarely seen GENUINE E00S CEDAR CHESTS Without Doubt the Finest Made Chest in America. 150 10 Less Thnn Mnniifaetiirer' were taken ovtr cs when the " BEAUTIFUL CHESTS FROM bj EOOS CHEST Sella refnlarly for $18.75. . tf CHIT SUa 0 ffl rejrularly for $.00. if I ftvU BOOS EVKRY C1IF.S1T MlliwJ CHEST Sells reffularlj for 122.50 Q I EOOS CHEST Sells regularly for $10.00 v3a3 fiUARANTEEI) BEAUTIFUL FLOOR LAMPS iron standards.. claso Wrought hades. Sellg refrolarly at $35. Lamp and Shade, complete W. H. ADAMS CO. Tnt Ecos line was discontinued in this EOOS p .....59.90 I to E003 CHEST Belli regularly for S27.&0 CHEST Sella regularly for $45.00 COME AND SEE Til KM. KNIOHT WOOLEN- MILLS BLANKETS Full nize. doo ble foil weight. Knight Pis ids and PrOTO Blanket. Eeijularly $18.00 - $19.50 . EOOS territory. $22.50 CI CfJ VlHawU $22.50 ls ..: pr KAK8AS CRT. Kepsrt-tnen- t KANSAK CITy. lee. 11. if. Cattle of Asrtciilture. i Reeelpta, tnt: calves, .rfl; compared wttb week airo: liood to choice henry steers. 1 .V to 2.V lower; other kllhnc ateers and jearllruia, atrnnff to 2,V hiitlier: top mixed yearlins. $11' HO; rvo ebolt-yesrllu. steers offered; sad henry ateera. iteat medium wel.ht 7 1. i .Vi: bulk fed ateera. 7nijtt 7.V fat he atork. ateady to atrong: eatters, 1,V to and clarea. Teats V lower; bulla, firm; ateady to 50c lower; alockent snd feeders, fully atendy. Horn Reeelpta. fairly settee; to mn.ll.T ateady; top. Ill HS on 21 bulk of sales. 1 Mitt 1 1 SS ; no In: bulk dealmble .radea, 17le ahipiiera liht-llghts- , 11 .Do; dull; pnnnda up. MOO.OOO.OOO. Livestock Market V01TX HIT UU. ree. n north kai.t a ir. i Rttf a Denartmeat of A.rtcnltoee I Reeelpta. IIM, lnclitdi( 2V4 hesit la transit to the l,oa An.eiea mark.t a ito the remain- a nd westers porkers. aW street to No sales. Cottle Receipts, as. I net oritur ttt bead foe toe meal market an the remainder ril. rect to meol sod oeaters nockers. slarket for week afronve: several load, of sued . "., off ears: owd beef oWtecs at leers as to $s ',. of rsra: wteO i iim r. sood rows. a latsid 64: s few suoda of food heifer.. slralsht. Isrladlsc 24 bead Sheep Heeelota. IS traoslt to As.eieo ps'k.ra sod No raiea. 4M to tolorado hroeoers. c4'i $J50 f3.8.-.fi- 4 : Teal mire., ifll.OOfe ll.M; (eedera Slid atorkers. tA.2Al 7.50. Hheep Reeelpta, 1500; eery few freah oa sale. For week, &200 direct, sixty doubles from feeding ststions. Killing elsaoes, mostly 'Jbc to Mir tower; feeders, steady. Week's top prices: Fed w.stera lalans. f!3.7: natlres, fll.SO: fat yearling wethers, I1H0O; fat ewes, ffl.SO: feeding Bulk lamtia. f 12 75. prices: Fat wooled 12 2f213 (k; Ismba. fat clipped Isaibs. flO &OsjH.oO; culls. I ,MliU.UO: fat yesr-linwethers, IX 7r,4i9 7.1: fat ewes. 4 .50 uo; feeding lambs, fll.504t12.00. ten, TTSFEXTIVE. Dee. 11. iBy the Aaaoelat-erreea. I Turpentine, firm. 82 ; aalea. receipts, 415; shipments, none; stock, SAVANNAH. 103 23.470. Rosin, firm; ssles, VJM shipments, Bone: aa,erk, 7 Uuote: B. 10.(10; CHICAGO. , Department of CHICAGO, Doc. 11. tt'. I 6MM; Hogs Reeelpta. Agrtrulturo generally Steady to tor lower than Friday's Itc.t prices; closing aettro at full decline; lop. fll K. bulk deatrabM koga. ITU to Ill B.'.all m: few loads medium grade offering.. II 1.4045W I 0; moat packing 10: 10 Sow few ttowa. light weights, 111 2A: practleatly new eattet to pica; MI, lota, tl Ml: ahlpoers took holdorer. 2sai; besry weltht III !cH fll 401 II .; medlam. : Ill MJ III Iwtga, a'.; Hist, 411 7.1; aowa, fle4Uarll 25: slaughter plga, II 75. Cattle Reeelpta. SSV Compared with Fed yearling.. &Oc blgher: top. week ago: gl4 tai. lMtog Nor op; matured sieera. steady, lower: ktodo scaling over lsiat pounda off rno.1: trade decidedly oo weight b 1. : oseklr.g 111 receipts. 2(160; 4fld, 101; E. 11.13; F. O, M. lf.50; X, 11.15: H, 11.1.1: 2 75; N, 13.50; W. 1H.50. 1. 11.13: K, 14.75; WW, GRAIN NOTES CHICAGO. Dec. 11. mixed feeds may lessen the demand on the corn .crop from hog raisers. week a bulk nrlewe follow: Fed ateera. IS an IM7V yearllfis l"7",!2Vl fat ran. It Ml, .i7.'HalJ3 stl cut- - ij" Corn harvests Is held up by soft fields, but there is an Increaalnir percentage of new crop in the country's (By the Asso- ciated Press.) Winter wheat conditions In the main are favorable, observers say, but the fields west of the Mississippi aptiear in much better shape, generally, than those east of the river. There are 200.000 more sheep and lambs on feed in the corn, belt this year than there were last, according to the government survey. Stockmen are' predicting that Increased use of Traders think the farmer willing ,to sell now If he can get his stocks to market. offering. Is While corn looks like a better mar-- r' ket. wheat is due to seek lower levele, many operators contend. Some say the American market is out of line with the world situation in general, being too bullish. Grain traders are, Interested In oats, and good buying has developed of late on the position that the crnil situation is fundamentally strong. Rye continues featureless as a rule. ADVANTAGES J Nothing mechanical In the tub. ashes sheer silks and fine cur la ins as safely as heavy carpets and rugs. , Triple washing action mighty water waves motlng clothes, and the tub itself. The heaviest copper tub ever used in a washer. Enclosed In a solid enameled steel jacket. Air space between 'copper tub snd Jacket acts like a Thermos bottle, retaining the heat in water hot Inside cool outaide. Balloon type wringer Rolls will 5 not break buttons or cfothes hooka or clasps. Safety release and lock. Protects children. to lift out preparatory G Nothing to wringing. drive shaft through bottom 7 No of tub, through cover or through sides of the machine. Is completely enclosed, 8 Washer easy to dust and keep clean. All working parts are safely guarded. Cover lifts off clothes may be 9 put In or taken out while washer Is running. f A Tlmken roller hearings. Just like an auto. Velvet disc clutch. No noise In starting or atopplng. of overloading ia en i A Dangerdone away with ln this tlrely washer. Washes a few pieces with a little water or a big tubful. 10 sheets 10 minutes. Ckrthea 4 ter outlet.cannot block the wa- a- fses a minimum of electriccurrent, due to ease of runnlng with Tlmken roller bearings. Enclosed gear case 4 grease a, once In thaoo years. 4 sy Removable wrlAger. With a special top and cretonne cover. Way be converted tr a square table and used In kitchen. 4 Q Clothes are washed In the water and not carried through the air. Another reason why the heat in the water Is retained. 2 3 . 4 Tift 'sntu iv jt. " n .r' a-- M 13 Special Christmas Terms rrom now until Christmas we are offering special terms on 15 the new One Minute Washer. A small down payment places this revolutionary'' washer in your home. Quietly, speedily You will like the way your clothes are and safely it washes. handled in the .One Minute. Come in and see it. . lo or .haepty tower. Several fet.fl held oeer from FrWay I atile- - Kecripla, T7. Isclodml 2 beat D, 11.15; 2.MI: til ." .pread between yeorlloga sod bra ri.a widest of the year: early decline oo henries mostly regained at rmee: t "arltuatt demand a stimulant to choice yearling trade; good i eboieo light heifera np In lino with OODEX. steers: bettor nho slock mostly yenrilng (M.liP.N Dee. 11 Det.srtme.it of tesdy. bolls and stockers nd feeors, 2ar (f.- ) 75. In Hogs f Receipts. higlier: cbosce .hloper yeolera, atendy: Haw. to fl mwer: ol'remo top! 1121 as rioding 17 head for too torsi market nod klod. th remainder in trao.it to wet.m pac- 1.171 pound ateera. fll. 2".: top hearl.a, ker. No early eale. ftuyera Talking sorter 11 76; wot easy seorlea Shore fs 75; 111 Oil. without expensive carrying charges. J3l; ' ALL-WOO- 51 STATE ST. for the lo,a I market sad 215 is transit to Aoxeies market. Weekly, receipts total rsmo. ta4- beef eowa Market for week;and heifers. l.V to See nlaner: Sll oilier claasea, steady: good beef steers St $ Ollsj medium grade ateera at f7.ongT.Ta; medium to good heifers. t,".756i9.RA; medium ta good rows, M 75(t.SO; cutters and common row a, euMVWI: hill! a. 1 IOl 3 iai: calrea and Teslera, f4 7."rt.50; feeder steers, IS 0Oi7 .tS: there were ISJ esra shipped to Callfurala this week. Inrhidlnf 7 to I.OS Anselea. Receipts for week From Idaho, 47 per eeat; loatans, 2:t per cent; I'tah, 22 eeat: Wyoming, 0 tier cent, and Colorado, 2 per rest. 6.174. taclndln. 44M Klieep Receipts. head In trsaall to the Kansas City market. 1 Ml to Cotorsdo feeders. sod 778 to tbe Ctitca.o msrket. No sale. 73. packln. sow.. flOimtflO Hbeep Reeelpta. l.'iO. For week: lamhs, 21W lower: Hop. I12 H5; eloalaf top. 111 SO; holihulk, fl2.0oQ 12.50; aheep and feedlai top ewes, W.IW1: othera, day y season. Despite the additton of Ismha, "ftateady; 7iit S9: best feedimf tsmba nf. pew-tminted gold, the K( York fed. Isrsety 11181. heary klad, top, fll.OOt) eral reserve bank has less tfian 100,-00- 0 fered. en. of these "quarter eagles" available ii. to meet the demand of the banks in OMAHA. this district, and wilt be obliged to IU. OMAHA. Uee. 11 Department of make allotments In order to Insure 7'SO: Hosa Receipts. Atrrlcallure their equitable distribution. dull St lower: to emalnc 1e alow; of for atendy the public demand The peak ItM to Uinta, gold .coins will be reached In the three wnll declines: bulk 1B to days Immediately preceding Christ- fll.lOull.2.: I rid 230 to 2SO mas, when- tellers In the banks of the biitrhera. II fll2.114Drll40:SO:bulktop. 111. Jo; poll parkcountry will be kept busy passing ins aowa. II0.7,".l 11 00: hulk sll aarea. them out along with other money in Ill.isi1l 4; BTora.e cost Friday, 11.f4; the form of Christmas bonuses. Sfosl welrkt. 2.t2. of the gold, as wen as the currenoy. Cattle Receipts. 2ri0. rompsred with S will be returned by the middle of Jan- week sro: tiood snd choice fed yearlings bank officials noted snd but have uary, light steers, IV to i&c higher; plslner weighty steers, weak; bulks that the number of coins coming back grsdes nud sll H 004t 10 51; numeroua losda of for week. and that only a few Is always smaller, l 1 ,Vi 12 tO: of the quarter eagles get back Into .rearllngs sod light steers, 12 SS: 114'J f yearlings. weights. ponnd Even the aavtngs banks, circulation. &ic to lower; lower stock, atesdy which are the first hanking destina- $ia.uu; she bulla, decline; showing grsdes tion of many Christmas g.dd pieces, R.llks for week: Hlanghter Heifers, ateady. $7 IStaj handle few of the $2 50 pieces. V 4.Mfi 26; sll enttera. Ki; href cowa. '. Oott,", 7B: Rivaling the scramble for gold at f:t 7S4 23: medium bulls, Ihls time of year Is the expansion In light real.. ta HOW 10 Oil: f.w. i(l Ml: the demand for currency, particularalurkera snd feeder ateera. Id tOsjT 76; few Withdrawals of loads p if fH .25. ly crisp new bills. none, rompsred with a scale started Sheep currency on a Inrg lanb. Mar to 7Se lower; aheep, shortly before Thanksgiving and will week ago: feeders, weak to 2.V Wvwer; closing expand progressively until Christmas, ateady; 12.af.12 40: top, bnlkaFat wool lambs. after which the return will be just II2MI: fed clipped lambs. $1 1 Oi'tl 11 111. as rapid. Based on the movement 0: OonH week s top, ewes, I .laughter of previous years, the New York fed- IHfiO; feeding lambs. 112 oel2 SS; week's eral bank expects to pass out between top. f!2 7f; feeding ewes, 3.0H4.75; ewes, $1(0.00.400 and I200.Whj.0o. while the good for ooe year s aerelco, upward to f7.00. country enlarged circulation for the MOO'iti.-Ovas a whole will be between and EID).(SiBT BALE Terms to suit your convenience, Use. L to seven feet of ore.. "In addino: a crosscut on the bed has Rone twenty feet In solid or. This br-a- .t shows about four feet of hlgh-Ki-aassaying II In gold, 1" 7 ouncts of sil- - er and 43.9 per cent This character of pileiia Ilea at the tt.p of the heading. Separated by a foot tiT shale fit the bottom of the drift lies aboii two feet more of hitjji si'.ide and a foot of necond-clas- s In circulation except around the la .1260. vre bank , "Tile iiu'i i, the cast drift along The new capitalization will brim It up to ISO.tiiMi.wiO the edie ttf the deposit nhow-and the reserve as to the same amount. good ore as this." Mr, tsen was also elated over BANK DEBITS. the shnwuiK struck on the surface eral desirable feature: ,f(W(r noW0r Yesterday's hank debits-i &SJ.W fully ':r f, et M the east of ihe stop by region of it usp of air at Same S H'l.SZI helttw the tunnel level. In day last year surfaee cut ibou from the tviensji portal, two feet of fissure ore haa ttecii opened up. Samples taken from Ihls lead assay ft u in gold. 35.1 t.uines of siht r and ii : per cent lead. Als.ut Si. i fc. t of drifting on this show iny s'louid bring the company to the tiiv contact near which the bedded ib !slt should be entered, hf snid. A rer,r! from Superintendent Joe Anderson, re. ived on Friday by Mr Nielsen. t.iatet that after a week of steady mining, two shifn a day, Dividend-Payin- g more ore than eer was exposed. - Christmas Motor Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah. ing; mhied. 5 Industrial Engineers, Inc. 239 STATE " two-fo- DODGE BROS., Mfrs. Agts. SALT LAKE LIST Of OTHER ONE MINUTE DEALERS AND AGENTS Hat. Oleen, 22 If Wastt. A v., Ofdsn Vernon Toblsr, St, Qeoroe Hurricane Mere. Ca.. Hurricane T. Haneee, Co.. Iphratm Jones urn, C.f Codsr City Tooele- Hdw. Co., Tooele St. J. Law. Delta Ceo. . fries, fold oe Summit f O. S. Wood Merc, Spncgville Callahan Hdwe. Co., Prove W a toe F. Hogan, Wood. Cross Levset Levsn W. M. O'eave, Bngham Cty Kendal Bros., Nephl Hsser City Exchange, Mohor Peerless Furs, Co.. &alina Jas. A. K.lly aV Son, Fillmore I ., ' Roy Chidester, Richfiolri Thorley Peace. Magna U Arthur Av. Qua Farnley, Beaver Preston Hdw. Co., Preston Sugar City Furn. A Hdw. Co. Edwsrds Furn. Co., Logan U. H. 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