Show THE SALT LAKE CITY UTAH MONDAY OCTOBER 22 1917 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N M WEST TINTIC MINE trlct Into the productive stage is the opinion of local mining men HELP WANTED Lost and Found The new equipment which has been LADY’S BLACK PURSE installed at the North Beck Includes an FOUND—ONE some money and papers containing as electric hoist and compressor well all other needed machinery for deep Inquire OPERATIONS ACTIVE as TIP OF As stated above sinking LOST — BLACK PUP FEET operations breast white Reward F S tall and is under way and will not etop until Jones 128 N Sixth West the shaft is several hundred feet deep Mammoth Mine According to the Eureka Reporter Auction Sales Manager Earl McIntyre states that operations in various West Tintic prop- notwithstanding In getunioSTHbacificsystemT erties are unusually active this falL ting railroad carsthefordifficulty of Oregon Short Line Railroad Company the shipment It says that some time ago the Im- ore the Mammoth mine is doing a large ' Auction — The following unclaimed will be sold at auction at9 work A force of about baggage perial Lead Mines company was organ- amount of men Utah commencing at Lake Salt Is now being used and o’clock a City ized for the development of a group of there is work m Tuesday November 6 more there for many same hour fourteen claims in the West Tintic dis- The Mammoth Mining company lost a 1917 and continuing the been sold: until all has daymarked trict and according to J H Turner Part of its force when it was necessary each Dick Maloney Burrell the mine has just sent out Its fourth to stop shipping on account of the em- Trunks Sammla M H Llpman II R Martin carload of ore on the mine’s ore by the Huntington W Va: John Gillen Glen-wobargo placed Officers of this company are W Mont emelter and Esther Hansen Lynn-dSprings E when the scarcity of A Barke Salt Lake Mrs Utah Ferry president R C Strang vice railroad rerslater affected all of Tom Arnantis Clear Creek Utah II president J H Turner secretary and properties and now difficultytheis Tintic being Brennh Salt Lake: Virginia Gavaneas treasurer and these with other well in getting men enough Idaho Falls to St Louis August Nielson known Salt Lake mining men consti- experienced 1L Bryant Prethe force to Mrs normal Grace bring up Hinckley tute the board of directors The propWith a subscription of 100000 the sidio CaL: J F Laman Lewiston Cal erty is located about ten miles from Chief Consolidated Mont John LevenartCaLOakland Mining company Butte Chas the Deseret Mountain Stockton K Alraeda the list of all Tlntlc companies Mr Turner states that the ore which heads Colo Ernest Cutts Bridgein the big Liberty loan drive cares This Durango T Carney 5 John has been shipped and that which la be- company port ElY 50000 tcok worth David M of marked the first Baltsar Joe ing mined at the Imperial carries 84 Liberty loan bonds and this week an- lis H R Jaekett K B Miller Granper cent lead and a few ounces in silColo : that twice that sum would be ite Ida: F N BorstUtah: Greeley ver No deep work has yet been done nounced Walker Ed Thistle McRea A in Invested J the second issue of bonds but the vein has been at seven Hayes NamAmerican Falla Margaret Rlchno Xuma MarOperations or eight different pointsopened pa P F Coyne Walter Nick Camatls showing that Thornton Ida: it is continuous for over 1500 feet and For the purpose of getting a tetter tin Sells Ida IL E RaganCo Iowa City Roberts that the ore is making on the bedding line on the ore body which was re- la A A Anderson E planes The company has a capitalisa- cently opened in this mine and which box marked Sanazone companyChicago bundle tion of 100000 divided in shares of the has been followed by a drift for nearly marked Elizabeth Murray handbags Ecken-bec- k 100 feet the management of the Zuma marked F A Herbert G par value of 10 cents each Messrs McCarthy Price and Butler property this week commenced sinking B E Gordon Provo Utah W C this week put a small force of men a winze from the 500 level Instead of Thompson Also about 1000 pieces of miscellanto work on the manganese claims of sinking the winze at the face of the of trunks B F Fleiner Frank Cromer Rasmus drift a more promising point was lo- eous articles consistingblankets vabundles boxes chests some distance back where the ore lises guns watches overcoats umNelson and James Morgan located in cated the West Tintic district Development appeared to be strongest Work al- brellas and musical instruments not G L ALLE1 work done on this ground during ready done on the 500 level of the marked General Baggage Agent the past fifteen or twenty years has Zuma Indicates that the top portion of w M TmIvIaa AnsOlAfiaap disclosed a large deposit of high grade an ore body has been cut and that manganese ore and it Is thought that greater depth is needed to reach the careful mining will mean a product place where the ore widens out AUCTION SALE TUESDAY AT NO SO that will carry from 40 to 50 per cent West Broadway I will sell 3 lots manganese The parties who have household furniture rugs consigned taken a lease on the ‘ground are now Greybull Oil Field beds stoves English oak dining set leather chairs rockers lounge bookbusy erecting platforms fixing up the Limits sectional and others all quarter road and in other ways getting Extending case gas water sawed oak dining table setmower to handle a good tonnage of oreready for 500 hose lawn heaters which they have a splendid market comes word Kimball piano electric range cottage From Greybull Wyo B F Fleiner still has a force of men that the io heaters gas range Big Horn Petroleum company organ lot' books at work at the property of the Utah is useful articles Sale 1030 other and is near a to removing rig drilling Zinc Mining A Milling company Mr a m C E Otterloh Telephone WasI where the company has se- 2824-if you have anything to sell Fleiner has been busy in the West Tinad and tic district for many years and last cured a lease on some ground that charge 10 per cent pro rate not later rent must have your goods year he organized the company which looks good 1280 I will sell the At than Monday is now operating there under his direcThe drillers on the Midwest well on Touring Car Don’t overlook tion High grade ore' has the Unterzuber ranch have been hav- Hudson this been opened at various points on this ing some trouble with the hole but AUCTIONEER E OSTERLOH property and the company now has have now it under control and C Sells most The oldest and about 150 tons of lead ore carrying 35 drilling has got anything is been The resumed drill ‘Was 2824-to 40 per cent on the dump awaiting down about 600 feet experienced auctioneer shipment Mr Fleiner has found It imAt the Aladdin well No 2 the rig Thirty years in Utah to secure use the of a truck for is going down rapidly for the yellow WE BUY AND SELL HOUSEHOLD possible hauling the ore to the railroad and fluid and it looks as though another goods O K Furniture Co 343 & consequently will wait for a few weeks good well may be brought in there State Was 109 when it will be possible to secure the The drill has reached a depth of about services of some of the Millard county 700 feet Well No 2 is about 600 feet Personals farmers who are anxious to haul ore in south of well No 1 the fall and winter after their farm "Dad” Stone states at the BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM inwork lias been completed well of the Bear Creekoperations Oil A Gas comA well equipped hydrotherapeutic One of the West Tintic properties are progressing nicely But one stitution under medical supervision of which seems to have a bright future is pany shift is being worked as It Is not physician Turkish baths Swedish masthe Tintic Delaware also controlled by thought by Mr Stone that great depth sage electricity Scotch sprays baths fomenSalt Lake people and now being will be showers salt glows packs to strike the oil and and other medical treatments worked under the supervision of An- sand andnecessary tations is if there of fire attenddrew P Madsen one of the old timers the sand should be danger given by physician or trained for ladies suddenly encoun- ants department Separate of Tintic W D Rawson of Salt Lake tered at night Visitors to well with trained lady attendant in charge is the manager of thijgompany and it are frequent and it is being the 219-2Boston bldg Wasatch 94 watched was through his efforts that capital with much Interest by all for if the was secured to construct a w&gon road company strikes oil there it will open MADAM SMITH REMOVED TO 252 E to the mine to equip the property with up a large section east of town Broadway Permanently located material needmachinery and purchase new The rig on well No 2 at the Amered In the erection of buildings ican is working steadily and making Seven Per Cent for While the road work and the construc- good progress been done has Nothing tion of the buildings has been under at well No 1 for several days pendBonds Liberty way a number of miners have been the arrival of a sand pump which ing reore recent and busy opening up the been ordered for the purpose of WILiTtRADiTaNY PART OF 2000 7 that regu- has ports from the mine Indicate stock for Liberty hole of particles of iron cleaning per cent dividend 1416 lar shipments will be in order in the that are the S Fifth East in the bottom A piece of bonds Hyl 162-handling the casing that was broken was left in very near future For ore between the mine and the railroad the hole as It was thought it could be Chimney Sweeping the company has purchased a large pounded up but this has been found truck FURNACE impracticable and a pump will be pur- ChTmNEY SWEEPING Utonla aad Others chased to take it out and water jackets cleaned Jby IIexpert CurCall all work guaranteed At the Utonia property owned by E Was 1595 tis G O'Donnell and associates of Salt Lake a development campaign is in Probate and Guardianship Notices DO IT NOW— CHIMNEY SWEEPING progress under the direction of John Consult county clerk or the respective air hot by modern methods hot This property is one of Aylward steam furnaces cleaned and further for information and water signers the oldest in that section and has a water coils cleaned All work IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO-fca- repaired: Was J A Hayward fairly good ore showing guaranteed In and for Salt Lake 6207 After sinking a winze to a depth of countydivision State of Utah about 100 feet below the tunnel driftIn the matter of the estate of Ella EXPERT CHIMNEY SWEEPING — ALL In O now K the at is progress ing F Hamlin deceased —Notice furnaces andAllwater jackets cleaned A The petition of Eva F Hamlin pray- and property near Indian Springs and acwork repaired to The Bankers J Barnard Was 5055 guaranteed cording to recent reports this drift has ing for the Issuance encountered the quartz in which the Trust company of letters or sdmlnls-tratio- n the estate of Ella F Hamlin management expects to get the ore deceasedIn has been set for hearing on The O K Silver is controlled by the Key Fitting 26th day of October the A D Kearns nad Keith interests of Salt Friday 1917 at 2 o'clock p m at the county KEY FIT-tin- g or two a Lake and year ago the prop- courthouse in the courtroom of said STANDARD ELECTRIC CO 40 Richards st motor a deal winding of attention attracted Salt Lake court in great Salt Lake Wasatch 4513 erty City' At that time it was producing some county Utah silver-lea- d Witness the clerk of said court with ore and mining grade high seal thereof affixed this 10th day men who made an examination of the theOctober A I) 1917 Printing deposit claimed that there wasbe-a of (Beal) THOS HOMER Clerk chance of the company'ssilver-leaproperty STAR PRINTING CO BOOK AND JOB Clerk By B F Deputy d prohook binding and paper A Rich Attorneys Booth LeeQuinn coming one of the best printing35 Tostoffice Badger place Was 13 0 ducers in the state Recently the mine for Petitioner ruling has not been shipping much ore the IN TIIE DISTRICT COURT PRO-bamanagement being anxious to cut the Upholstering division In and for Salt Lake deposit at greater depth of Utah O K county State Some of the best ore that the WE ALSO MAKE In tne matter of the—estate of Will- OFpadsANYTHING to order Wacushions Silver company has shipped came from iam and mats deceased Notice Sugden 7998 The but a short dis satch Upholstery workings which were The petition of John W Sugden tance from the surface in fact the praying for the issuance to himself of extend to was found ore of administration in the estate letters high grade Dressmaking of William Sugden deceased and for almost to the grass roots A new shaft has been sunk at the authority to mortgage has been set for dressmakingTalterations and Minthe 2d day of Nohearing on Friday beadwork property of the Deseret Mountain crocheting remodeling 1917 at 2 o’clock p m A vember D shareholder heaviest Wasatch 8783 the and embroidery ing company In at courtthe courthouse the county of Salt in which is W Mont Ferry room of said court in Salt Lake City Lake and ft is understood that this mine Salt Lake county' Utah Modern Maternity Home will soon be shipping regularly from Witness the clerk of said court with ore No compan the 'seal thereof affixed this 17th day its deposits of copper PRIVATE CONFINEMENT CASES Soin the West Tintic district Is operating of October A D 1917 licited homes found for1 children HOMER THOS Clerk (Seal) on a more extensive scale than the 7059 778 E South Temple Was B F Quinn Deputy Clerk By Deseret Mountain Jeremiah Stokes Jr attorney for peClaim owners in the West Tintic and titioner and Dyeing an there state Cleaning that districts Erickson excellent more than a dozen properties THE MYERS CLEANING A DYKING in these sections and that if mining Directors Funeral Co expert cleaners and dyers wholenot will It favorable remain conditions and retail mall orders solicited sale some big pay OTNNELlT & OUnIdERAKERS clothes be long until there are Insured work guaranteed 7 S West Temand embalmers K Broadway rolls there ple Realty bldg Phone 580 LAKE CLEANING A DYEING Herald-Republic- Male Help an - BILLION BUSHELS STOCKS DISPLAY IS GAIN IN CORN ' t Fewer Hogs to 'Feed and Less Whisky to Make Taken Into Account nv JOSEPH (By International News Service Chicago Oct 21 —Bearish factors In the question of the corn crop are terse-- ’ ly summed up by a keen country observer as follows: As compared with a year ago we have 5500000 less hogs to feed 'according to government figures which means the saving of 110000000 bushels of corn The production of whiskey is under a ban effecting a saving of 60-- ’ 000000 bushels Last year the fall drouth made corn feeding begin in the middle o'f August This year fan pastures have been much better than usual and this difference may easily represent lOOOOOQOO bushels decrease in the consumption of corn The natural farm economics due to current high prices can easily account for another saving of 100000000 bushels In short with a corn crop 600000000 ' bushels greater than last year it de-is easy to see whefe the consumptive mand may be fully 270000000 bushels net less than last year which shows anearof situation in the supply change ly 1000000000 bushels The export takings of oats have been on an enormous scale of late— in fact much larger than generally credited The movement of this grain has shown an increase during the past week and of the this movement was for account oats to is which sending government the seaboard for export and also sending goodly quantities to the various camps throughout the country beer under Ilcg products have of pressure of late because as the increase in receipts at Chicagogovwell as other markets The foreign ernments have taken considerable and lard and libquantities of meats those eral purchases have been made of governStates United the products by ment for the feeding of its soldiers and sailors in all parts of the world can-siderab- le BIG MUDDY BRINGS IN MNEW WELLS From Casper Wyo comes word that two vi ells of high rank were brought in this week in the Big Muddy field of Wyoming The Producers' Oil company brought in one in its section 5 west of the Elkliorn and the Merritt well in the center of its section 8 began making gas and oil at a rate which forced the removal of the boilers to a point of safety indicating the near completing of the drilling The Producers tapped the oil at a depth of 1100 feet in what is either the Shannon or a stray intruding sand and its Initial flow was at the rate of 1000 barrels per day That the Merritt will equal other wells in the productive area of Big Muddy is to be expected While both wells are in what Is to proven ground the Prole considered ducers moves the field a short space to the west offsetting wells of Elkhorn and Merritt and expanding the highly productive part of the structure on n lilcli Merritt Elkhorn and Kinney have a number of wells in The Pathfinder well on the Big Muddy field has been straightened out and drilling is now progressing in a most satisfactory manner The bore is but a short distance above the oil bearing sands On the Glen-hurthe Pathfinder directly east of has on gone ahead drilling bore is now just above rapidly and theThe hole was sent down the caprock this distance with a rotary but a change is now being made to standard in a well on Glenhurst rig Bringing ground the holdings of the Dragon which adjoins it Exploration company will be proved A well on the Glenhurst also will prove the ground of the Pathfinder The Dragon Exploration company will probably let a contract to drill its ground some time during the first of the week Midwest drillers cut into productive shale at a depth of 1400 feet in the well that is being drilled for the joint account of the New York Oil and Curtis companies A few days ago 1100 feet of oil was standing in the bore The strike Is practically a repetition of that made by the Monarch Salt Creek of two weeks ago It helps to prove the holdings orf the Jupiter Black Bear and Monarch Salt Creek The Rugby Oil company has announced completion of negotiations whereby it secured a lease36 on the and the northeast quarter of section south half of section 25 less 40 acres making a total of 440 acres of newly acquired territory In the South Salt Greek field about three miles south of the E T "Williams property Drilling arrangements by the Rugby company are now under way and are to be in less than ten days’ time With this new territory the Rugby company now holds under lease 1280 seres upon the major portion of which active development is under way It Is reported that the Ohio well on Rugby ground in section 16 Is very close to the second Wall Creek sand and mar be expected in within a very short 36-34-- 76 st 21-34-- 76 Out-we- st Boston-Wyomi- ng time WATCH THE "WANTS AND WHEN vacancy In the kind of a there's ahouse you’ve always hoped boarding to find an unmistakable dew to Its will be found In one of whereabouts ads Use The the "want” want ad phone Main 767 Herald-Re-pnblic- sn GROWING HEALTH TUNNEL OPERATIONS Preparations for extensive mining operations are going on property of the Tlntlc drain tunnel on the slope to the southwest of Elberta and it will probably not be more than a few weeks until the new compressor is in running order This week the machine is being placed on its foundation and material for the line which will give the t£tael company electric power has been: received says the Eureka Reporter Mioiit the ners are already busy cutting face of the tunnel and ' placing it In shape for some fast work when air is available for the machine drills The drain tunnel company now has half a dozen new buildings and a large amount of timter and other material at-th- These buildings include a small structure which will house a blacksmith shop the machinery boarding house bunk houses and office rooms This new corporation was formed by Jesse Knight and associates for the purpose of driving a tunnel into the south end of the Tintlc district draining the Knight properties and other mines at a depth of more than 2009 feet This is' an undertaking that will require years of labor and the expenditure of a vast sum of money but nas all been carefully worked out by Mr Knight and there is no question but what it will be carried through to completion on the ground the-matte- lroa lllvMson Local officials of the Knight mines are unable to account for the recent slump in the price of Iron Blossom 8 took unless it can be attributed to the due to the smelter lighter shipments corembargo and car shortage and aearnmines in the decrease responding ings An unofficial report from the company's Provo office indicates that the treasury contained better than 160000 when the directors wer in session there last week and when the recent 50000 dividend was declared This isn't a bad showing when It is understood that every mine in this district has been forced to slow up during the past few months none of them being allowed to move its regular amount of ore Stories that the Iron Blossom would continue the payhardly be able toare said to be ridicment of dividends ulous It is true that the heavy shipments of the past few years nave maore reterially decreased isthe mine’s a serves but there long life quite ahead of the property even if no new ore is found and here in Tintic the ore only mines that do not find new developtheir limit which are those ment work There has been a slight improvement in the car situation during the past few days as far as the Knight mines are concerned and the Dragon is once more sending out a large iron tonnage this ore being in demand at the various Utah smelters where it is used as a flux UINTAH BASINlNE IS TO BE OPERATED - Western Railroads May Join With Eastern Lines and Seek Higher Tariffs By International New Service New York Oct by a to tho In subscriptions great increase -- 21-Hel- ped Liberty loan and a belief that the Interstate commerce commission will grant a request of the eastern railroads for an increase in freight rates there was a pronounced change for the better in the tone of the stock market during the past week with a sharp up- ward movement in prices A bullish development was the calling of attention by the federal reserve bank of large corporations to the exemption from the ' special corporation tax of 10 per cent on undistributed profits which they can obtain by Investing such profits In Liberty-bondof the second issue No such exemption attaches to undistributed profits invested in the 3 Issue It developed that many corporations especially industrial companies Were not aware of the significance of an amendment to the corporation tax law inserted in the new war revenue legislation Steel- Shares Healthy The latest revenue measure provides those corporations a means of adding to their Income instead of paying a heavy war tax by buying 4 per cent government bonds The steel shares attracted most attention and were in brisk demand gaining considerable ground The directors of the United States Steel corporation will meet a week from tomorrow and it was predicted there would be no change in dividends Buying of Lackawanna Steel was Crucible also advanced good The copper stocks acted In an erratic manner but finally joined In the upward movement Utah apparently was influenced by the shifting or liquidating of accounts in considerable size Railroads Show Strong The shipping shares were prominent International Mercantile Marine attracted a great deal of attention on reports that developments of an important character was crystallzing and that an announcement might he expected in a week Atlantic Gulf A West Indies ’was strong on talk about larger dividends Distillers securities reflected renewed accumulation The directors will meet on November 14 and there was talk that the dividend would be Increased The railroad stocks were stronger than they have been in a long time The western roads are expected to follow the eastern lines in requesting the Interstate commerce commission for higher tariffs Southern Railway was picked out as a favorite Erie was another favorite issue Illinois Central responded to the 1declaration of an extra dividend of per rent Atchison which was slow to feel the effect of a splendid annual report developed strength In the end There was good buying of the tobacco shares The motor issues also shared in the gain s - - BROTHERS BROKERS 106 Main Street — Phones 946-94- 7 Private Wires to All Market MEMBERS ot Trade Chicago Bear and 4k Mlalag Exchange Salt lake ' Buy and Sell on Commission Stocks Bondv Crain Cotton Local Mifiinf and Industrial Stocks Steele V od yl 70-fo- ot Ther-mopol- W lead-silv- er W 21 - four-wheel-dri- M ve te ( the recent visit of M John Bestelmoyer A F Acord and C H Hicks to investigate the feasibility of lesuming operations on the Silver King mine word comes that work is to commence at once The SilAs a result ver King is located in the Uintah mining district which is located about thirty miles north of Vernal Prominent among the properties in this district are the Dyer Big Four and the Silver King The former property is and owned by eastern capitalists more about fifteen years ago ore produced The prices than $100(’000 worth of of metal at that time were low only the very richest ore could be shipped with a profit The Silver King property is owned by Provo and Salt Lake men and it is this property that Messrs visited Bestelmeyer Acordoreand Hicks and insamples recently securing facilities the shipping vestigating There is at present several cars of or Car-boni- te critbed on this property- - that carries values of six to eight ounces In silver 7 to 15 per cent copper and 25 to 50 per cent lead with a substantial trace of gold This ore In the early days could not be handled profitably with a long haul and a low metal market It is thought however that with the more modern methods of fregihting better roads with parcels post conyenience and a metal market more than twice as high as it was In those days that this mine can be made extremely profitable Of recent date the Silver King owners have been made flattering offers for their holdings both by local and eastern mining men but the company has decided after the recent investigation of present conditions to commence work at an early date —Vernal Express Salt Creek Finds Oil in New Place News that the United Petroleum company had discovered oil in one of the wells which the Ohio OH company is drilling in the district immediately south of the Salt Creek field has reached the city and caused great rejoicing not only among the holders of the stock of the company but among thousands of others who are' Interested in other concerns which are prospecting the same district is a report from Casper While there was no definite information obtainable there was confirmation of the rumor from Casper where James McFadgen an officer of the Ohio Oil company admitted that oif had been found in the shale which overlies the oil sands which in this iqstance is t the second Wall Creek stratum ' The United Petroleum company holds the largest acreage In the oil fields of Wyoming controlling by lease some 14000 acres most ofit contiguous on the south and west to the proved area In which the Midwest interests dominate If the discovery reported is authenticated It will mean that the production of Wyoming will be greatly increased within the next few weeks as there are more than 100 rigs drilling in the district A dozen of these rigs are located upon land held by the United Petroleum company ' and its sublessees ‘ LOCATION OIL ClAIMS Joseph W Thompson law examiner of the United States bureau of mines says further relative to what constitutes a legal claim on oil locations referring particularly to seepages: Ordinarily oil is found by drilling or boring into the interior of the earth and it either flows from a well drilled or is pumped to the surface The court in thecase cited made an additional statement to the effect that "until some body or vein has been discovered from which oil can he brought to the surface it cannot be considered of sufficient Importance to warrant a location' under the mineral laws" This was salf with reference to the particular case in hand and in the absence of any seepage and as a conclusion by which actual knowledge of the presence of oil was made known But the admission Is and It reflects the common experience of oil operators that when a well is drilled the oil either "flows or is pumped to the surface’’ The loglo of the etatement is that the oil must be produced at the surface: that it must be visualized The court cannot in view of other authorities mean that the well must be a success commercially But if oil may flow to the surface when a well is drilled a common experience in oil production the same force or pressure may oil to the surface where naturebring has furnished a sufficient crevice or opening The pith of the scheme in either case is to get the oil to the surface with the difference remaining that the well may point directly to the deposit while the fault or crevice may point indirectly to the pool of oil The authorities taken with the etat-ut- e establish three propositions on the question of oil discovery: 1 Some visualized oil 2 Geological formation Indicating an oil deposit 8 Willingness of a prudent mind to expend money and labor with a reasonable prospect of finding oil The question is resolved to the proposition Is the seepage sufficient taken in connection with the geological formation and any other existing evidences to induce a prudent person to expend money and labor In the expectation of finding a profitable deposit of oil? - - BADGER sev-enty-f- lve ’WANTED AT ONCE wheels W Twenty young men with work salary permanent motorcycles: 18 per week and splendid chances for advancement Apply Western Union Main office 147 Main street SATISFACTION GUARANTEED y ' Write wire dr telephone your orde Domino Wyoming Oil Co has been fered a cash bonus by the ' heavh operator in Wyoming on eight hundi acres of the thirty-eighundi owned by Domino Co Said ooeral to drill two deep wells for half inter in this particular tract ht H B COLE BROKER Room 1 Stock XSxchai 4 lA- - Bldg te 114-1- WANTED— YOUNG MAN AS BOOK-keep- er and stenographer must be married and have children or exempt from draft 25 a week and year round employment Miller Floral Co Farmington Utah solislstant in warehouse also a citor and collector State agecity Must have reference Address A 19 ller-ald-Republi- can FIVE BOYS TO LEARN CANDY TRADE in cream department Only those looking for permanent employment need apply j G McDonald Chocolate Co FIVE BOYS AS HELPERS- IN STICK candy department Only those looking for permanent employment need api ply J G McDonald Chocolate Co GOOD BOY WITH BICYCLE MUST want and work advancement steady 8 a week to start Sixth Ave Drug Store 6th ave and E street MEN WANTED TO WEAR OUR TRUSSES FIT GUARANTEED REX DRUG CO WEST TEMPLE AND - BROADWAY CONCRETE LABORERS 450 TEN hours Hansen Ida or see Gilkersoii Construction Co 26 Richards street 530 p m STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Oldest and Best 51 W Second South GOOD BOY WITH WHEEL NOT Goto school permanent job Drug ing Second South and Eighth East store MISFIT Hau- - CAILORIED SUITS AT half price Beehive Tailoring Co 103 W Broadway Peery Hotel bldg BRAKEMEN FIREMEN monthly: experience unnecessarv: Railhour day permanent positions n way care READ EVERY WANT AD IN THESE columns today In each little ad there is an Important message 100-$ir- A -- Herald-Republica- SALT HARVEST MEN WANTED GOOD money Apply Inland Crystal Salt E First South WANTED — FREIGHT HANDLERS ' AT O S L freight depot 1st South and 4 th West 8250 day KHAKI CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS for men and women Nobby Suitor-iuCo 60 m 219-22- State S 1 INTERMOUNTAIN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY always has reliable help 3 W Second South A GOOD MAN TO WORK IN GROCERY dept Apply Garfield Trading Co Garfield Utah LEARN PIANO RAGTIME TWELVE lessons Note or ear Waterman 44 S Main BRIGHT BOY FOR DELIVERY WAG-o- n Apply at once 4 42 N 6th West SECOND-HANSUITS FROM 5 UP S State Nobby Sultorlum 219-2STOREMAN - AND FURNITURE RK-pa- ir man 111 So W Temple D 21 Female Help TEN GOOD GIRLS FOR DAY WORK Only those looking for permanent employment need apply J G McDonald Chocolate Co WANTED —A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework: small family no laundry work Apply 717 E Second South GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK small family good wages no washing 218 Second avenue KHAKI CLOTHING OF A1J KINDS for men and women Nobby Suitori-u- m State COMPETENT GIRL FAMILY OF TWO: must go home 310 So 3rd 1 East AparlPit-- t nights 219-22- & 1 i LADY PASTRY COOK month interurban per station 50 LIGHT COOK-in- g Walsh News Co I556U xjaajsv and housework extraV(good wages Call Wasatch 3771 CAPABLE GIRL FOR COOKING AND 53 5th East general housework Wasatch 8671 GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL IIOUSK-wor- k small family Apply No l Prescott apts GIRL TO SERVE SOFT DRINKS 12 week 8 hours work Apply 458 W Second South GIRL FOR KITCHEN AND DININCr room work 333 £ Broadway Was 1895—J WANTED AT ONCE—GIRL TO ASSIST in housework Apply 507 2d Ave WOMAN FOR IRONING AND PR ESS Ing Inquire 35 N First West GIRLS WANTED APPLY SWEET’S Candy Co 224 S First West -- WANTED 16 225-22- CHIEF LEMlE S D EVANS UNDERTAKER Situations SALT Best work prompt delivery 265 THE Y W C A FREE EMPLOYMENT Wasatch 5236 Hyland 1939 BUREAU secures positions of all kinds for women Sixth floor ContiHours 9 to 11 nental 8Bank 5 building Cement Work m to p va Sat 8 a m to 1 Cemeteries CEMENT WORK -- CALL WAS p m Phone Wasatch 2787 FOR 8417 W 2233-or W GIVE A MIDDLE-age- d WILL ANYONE WASATCH LAWN CEMETERY PER-petulad)-- who needs It light emWacare 54 Main street ployment during the day? Address T satch 188 Wall Paper Cleaning 40 CO MODERN PAPER CLEANING BY GOOD COOK OR GEN-erFlorists best work reasonable prices W 2742 POTITION housework and cooking by the 0 half day ERNEST LAMBOURNE SALT LAKE'S WANTED HELP leading florist new store Funeral 5 WISHES POSITION YOUNG MAN designs our specialty Decorations 87 inside work preferred Address A 17 8 Main Wasatch 1518 EM-balm- er cliapel 48 & State automobile mortuary serving If desired without additional expense Wasatch 884 S Co State M al According to the camp journal the lessees of the Chief Consolidated come pany’s manganese deposit at Homans-vlllore shipped their first carload ofsamduring the week this car being pled at Silver City and then forwarded to the market which is at some point in Pennsylvania Just at this time there appears to be a scarcity of manganese ore and Messrs McCarthy Butler and Price who are operating at the Homansville deposit expect to mine and ship a large tonnage The propn erty is near the railroad ynd the cost of handling the ore will consequently be quite: low Sinking has been started at thd property of the North Bock Mining company owning a large tract of mineral ground to the north of Eureka and according to Manager E J Raddatzthe new shaft will be sent down as‘ rapidly as three shifts can do the work Mr Raddatz who spent a large amount of time and considerable money In rounding out the piece of ground which fa owned by the North Beck has a great deal of confidence in that section of the district which lies to the north of some of tho Eureka mines and he has entered into this proposition with ample capital and a determination to succeed In giving Tintic another mine That he will succeed as he succeeded In bringing the "east side" of the - Herald-llepublic- an al A-2- Male Help Lost and Found LOST— GOLD WATCH AND Herald-Republic- an an Wanted — To Buy FREE FEE FARE ADVANCED: AFTER SO DAYS Laborers just outside the city limits 333 for 9 hours board 90c per NO CHAIN Herald-Republic- foiT ' buy piano CASH with th initial NKA lost corner day suitablo for upright Third West and Seventh South FindGlvo make and price for practice er please return to Amalgamated Iron Provo canyon ship daily spot cash Address T 36 Olmstead corner 3d West and 7th South or 1520 Rough carpenters 450 day 350 day Emerson avenue Reward Carpenter helpers 825 day AUTOMOBILE Skinners 250 day LOST—BOSTON BULL—ON COLLAR Rockmen 1916 roadster standard make ear 200 day Helena Mont Reward for his recov- Laborers be in good40 condition and cheap board 90c per day Work must to his care Nine hours First-clabox A ery or any Information leading Address 128 1 every day bunk house Call Wasatch 5798 can recovery electric lights shower baths pool hall Washington court and commissary Wanted — Miscellaneous LOST — GENTLEMAN'S GOLD WAL-thawatch hunting case monogram Idaho ship dally Must furnish your W C W on front 8ALT LAKE JUNK CO Reward W C own bedding BIGGEST 22 5 day Winder Jr 142 8 West Temple' for Iron 818 brass rags botLaborers paid price d00 day tles rubber copper Rice at HyCarpenters LOST — FOUNTAIN PEN CAP GOLD Skinners 250 day land 8380 325 day initials II P Call Was 52il-or helpers H Peterson Carpenter leave at 325 day 25c LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED Rigger helpers Wilcox Phono Was 7764-- J 350 day Mrs by helpers Freight LOST —LADY’S GOLD ELGIN WATCH Painters 325 day with bead fob Saturday night Rewooden YOUR OLD CLOTHING WILL CALL camp permanent Long job turn 438 E Eighth South Reward Salvation Army Phono Was 3187 bunk house work every day Fare free 30 days after PAX 5C PER LOST— AIREDALE TAG NO 2358 Apply Phoenix Construction Co 149 1 WANTED— SACKS WILL 98S-SEC-ond-ha- nd Herald-Republic- - -- Herald-Repub-- ss m M Herald-Republi- Was 5946-- J an S West Temple City sack I Call Hyland W 11 an |