Show Daily Dail mining Page of oi the West Fi Grain 1 r ihli Leading fir and nd Quotations Y and LIe Stock i a I FOUR R METALS GET REliEF FROM FEDERAL FEE ACT i. i i Manganese Pyrite Tungsten ten and ad Chrome Come Come I j Under Appropriation I Secretary A A. A G. G Mackenzie of or tho Utah chapter of or tho American Mining WashIngton Washington Wash Wash- congress received word from rom ington yesterday that that tho the form orm in minerals relief bin bill l which tho the war bU limits relief to but ul Congress passed four our metals meals Thc he 1 arc are Inn manganese I pyrites tun tungsten sten and chrome J K It I also limits the appropriation to to- to which I is believed ample amplo to cover the situation The original amount with Its greater spread was Except Is chrome which 1 In hi not found In m Utah the bill bl will wi affect Utah mining favorably There is considerable manganese man man- mined in the tho state some tungsten tunC- tunC tung tung- sten and a a. limited amount mount of pyrites Although some changes chanc have hwe been made since the following is s section No Xo o. o z u of oC the bill bl and Is considered the tho most i important Important part of it I That the secretary of the tho Interior be and he I j hereby authorized to adjust nt pa pay or 01 discharge an any agreement agreement agree agree- ment mente c express or Implied upon a fairand fair fajr fairand and equitable basis the amount or amounts of monc money monc heretofore Invested In oF IF contracted to be Invested and amI ob obligations ob- ob incurred In good faith byan by an any and all aH al persons firms or corporations corporations corpora corpora- Uon for or producing producing or In good good faith I acquiring property properly for tor or producing I I within the thc United States for tho the purpose pur pur- Ose of s the urgent nee needs s pose jeso supplying I the an any ores war the of nation n during or mineral nat substances mentioned D ai ad d I I or enumerated in tho the ct entitled An n act to provide pro further for the national act t security and defense b by encouraging tho the production conserving conser tho the supply and controlling tho the distribution o of ot those ores metals and nd minerals which have lla e former formerly 1 been large largely imported or of which there Is or 01 may be an n adequate supply approved October 5 the production of or which was re requested requested re- re quested or demanded by hy the war IndustrIes in- in board the war trade board the shipping board the emer emergency ency fleet corporation or the department of the interior and which has been performed performed performed per per- formed In whole or in part b by any uch euch person firm or corporation prior to Xon November I 12 and that said aid secretary la ascertain determine ad adjust ad- ad just liquidate and out of the thc moneys provided and appropriated by said act pa pay to the parties justly justy entitled thereto the amounts of such losses and damages as he he the said secretary shall thal find and determine to have been sustained lUS- lUS sus sus- tamed by In reason of having ha made said Investments n for said purposes and nd that Jn In- each case he shall make such de determination do- do termination provision pro settlement adr ad- ad r t. t or final payment or by byi i Agreement ir r with wih claimants take such action as he 8 shall sall find and de- de jt cl acton to he be j Just Juet t and equitable that l decision and action acton acton- of ot said ald i ry in Iii each case cate C. C e shall be conclusive e na J final la that all al payments shall be beI bede I de 11 and all an expenses Incurred b by the J secretary shall shaH be paid from the tho t appropriated by b- the said act of October 5 J S. S and that said funds aril and appropriations shall continue to toh h he available for or said purposes until s such h time as the said secretary shall have fully the authority h hereby reby granted and performed and ted the duties dutes hereby provided pro and d imposed provided pro however howe that ald ld secretary shall shaH consider approve and dispose o of only such claims as shall hal be bc be made hereunder and filed led with the department of the interior within three months from and after the approval of o this act acL act I That a a report report of all operations under lids his section including receipts and disbursements shall be made to Congress Con Con- gress on oh Oi or before the the first Monday in December of ot each year car That nothing in this section shall shaB be construed to confer jurisdiction upon any court l ti t. t entertain a suit against th thu United States BOSTON DOSTON STOCKS loAd 75 70 69 Al- Al gomah omah 30 25 n 1 42 Arizona Arizona Commercial 1 11 1 Balaklava la laa a SU 20 Calumet Calumet Arizona J 9 Calumet Hela 5 Centennial 1 i-i i 1 1 Copper 1 flange 41 11 U Dal Daly West AVest 5 East Kast J uto S 8 SJ S1 Franklin Hancock 5 S- 5 32 Isle Islo 23 25 5 25 Island Creek H 41 46 preferred 80 J 80 2 Indiana GU GO Keweenaw 95 Lake Lkc Copper 4 i Mass lass Con 4 H Mayflower Iao 3 il 1 Michigan Michigan Mich Mich- igan 3 21 Mohawk Mason Valley Vale Valley 2 21 2 New Arcadian i. 1 l. H-l. North Butte Hute 10 Old Dominion 32 34 32 Osceola Osccola 48 47 OJibwa 15 1 n 1 Pond Pon Creek 13 13 Quincy 56 3 Shannon 2 21 2 St. St t. t Marys Mary's 1 41 12 Superior Boston Roston 2 21 Superior 1 Copper 5 1 South Lake l is i. I-i. South Utah 15 13 Swift Co 1231 II S Trinity 2 22 21 i. 2 U. U Shoe Sho Mach 46 t. t preferred 27 27 Utah Apex 2 21 a ap Utah patt p ah Metals 1 19 16 l. IG Utah Consolidated ed d. d 8 S1 United l Fruit 1 Victoria VIctori i 12 iz l H-l Wolverine 18 IS Wyandotte 80 O I 1 85 BOSTON CURB I Bingham Mines 82 81 Bohemia Bohemia 75 00 75 0 Boston Ely 98 Butte Butlo Bule i 1314 13 1 14 11 Calaveras s H l l-H. l Chief Chic Con 2 Consolidated COlP Copper r 5 4 i. i Crown Reserve Ret Re Re- t serve rv I 17 52 17 Davis Daly H 4 5 Eagle n l Blue Hell Bell Bel 1 12 Il 2 31 30 O 0 Majestic Ma Ma- 3 jestic 13 O. Nevada Douglas 23 20 20 1 N New w Baltic 75 7 New ew Cornelia Cornela 15 15 Ohio hlo Copper 0 25 50 M United erce Verde Intension on 33 51 a- a Jerome Jeromo Verde 42 28 SErl S- S S 4 Erl Earle Eagle 2 Iron Iron Cap I. SALES SA SALESi i i IN FEBRUARY I I I Exceeded January by hy 33 Yesterday Sales SalesI I Business on tho the local mining ex- ex change chango o In February totaled char shares sold valued at This is compared with wih 1 shares sold sohl In Jn January Januar valued at t or an increase of Ts T-s T Is considered d very cry good in comparing a day S-day month with 31 n days wih Yesterday business was better than on Thur hur do doy with a total of or shares share sold valued lt tt 1 O Pin Plu- was WS a again aln the leader lender It 1 opened at 7 i 75 cents sold down a as al low a as 07 7 cents where it closed cosed with wih total sale salo BaJ of or Shares Silver King took a a spurt spurt It opened at at and closed at 1 with 1600 shares Ol exchanging hands Empire Copper sold from 40 0 up to 49 cents Iron King dropped from 10 t to 38 cents cent Alta Aita AHa Con Consolidated was vas active Point advanced 20 26 cents Crown d to 6 cents Car Cardiff lf sold at 2 Standard Standard Stand Stan ard closed at 30 Eastern markets were 0 off yesterday some taking profit appearing The fhe closing local quotations and sales were officially reported as aH fol follows I d. d I Ask AHa Aita 01 on Antelope Star OO Alta Consolidated S 26 Alta Ata AHa Tiger 01 Albion n 0 05 American Con Copper u 03 Alta Tunnel OG 06 06 06 Alta Germania 0 1 O 03 Bullion Ja 1 O Amalgamated 01 0 04 Big mal 03 01 B Big Cottonwood HI OO OO Ba Bay State Slate OO 01 Cent Eureka on O Cedar Talisman 01 Oll on Columbus Heal 29 30 Colorado Consolidated 10 10 Crown Point O O Cardiff OO Cro off Ci-off 01 01 Cottonwood M ls 1 01 01 I IDal Dal Daly 17 is 00 Dragon rn bO n 1 24 2 t I Empire J Mines 1 Empire Copper 39 48 0 Eagle Blue Hel I Emerald t. t 5 Eureka Mines OJ 07 10 r Emma mma Copper 01 O 02 Earl Eagle O 02 1 East Crown EaSle OJ O 02 East Tintic Con Ill 12 East Antelope OO 01 01 Eureka Bullion 09 Of Eureka Lily HuBon 22 22 23 3 Gold Chain 06 10 Grand Central 50 5 55 Great Western Ot II Howell 0 C 1 07 0 j 0 j b Home Run 01 Iron Bossom 47 oS Indian Queen OO 01 Iron g 8 40 Judge King M. M k S. S O I Keystone lO King David On OH Lehl Lehi TIntic 03 04 o Leonora 01 O 02 02 Mammoth 50 Miller Uler lull Hi 03 o On May Ia Da Day 03 03 Mineral Flat OH O Moscow W 10 Utah Michigan ii 1 1 New ew Quin l' l 05 oa er 0 O. O K Silver SI er Oi o 01 01 Original Bannock 0 05 OhIo Copper 42 61 61 Bristol OO 02 O OPI PI u t us 69 70 Prince Consolidated 37 35 3 Paloma 03 Price Mining 02 03 03 Oi Provo 06 06 I Rico Ar On 03 I Reeds Peak eak 01 03 Rico 09 Of O 11 1 Rochester er Mines Mine 37 South Standard 0 05 10 Sells Oi 08 05 OO Silver JSn King Coalition Coalton 1 15 Silver I er King Con Con lS SIoux 04 04 Swansea wanseR Consolidated 01 02 O South Hecla J OO 00 I Silver 1 19 25 i South Hecla Extension 0 03 05 South Irol Blossom O Tar r Bab Baby 03 o Tintic Central O 0 0 0 1 Tintic Tinte Standard 05 o Tintie Tunnel 01 Ota Ota- United 03 03 S. S Uncle Sa Sam Ol O Otah Utah tah Con 0 0 Union 02 O a Victor Consolidated 03 03 Victor Ictor Minin- Minin 05 b t o 07 Vl Or West es Toledo 0 jd j.d. e 0 o 03 U 03 Walker Mining Woodlawn Yankee Consol doted Oi o 1400 Zum a. a 11 11 11 OPENING SALES SALESi i Al Alta Consolidated Consolidated lOO at at Gc American Consolidated Copper Copper 1000 1000 at 3 SIc c. c Big DIe Cottonwood Cottonwood at Ic Ie c. c Colorado Colorado 1000 at 10 lOIc e Cardiff Cardiff at 2 Ea Eat East Consolidated 2000 2000 at l lc ic c. c J Eureka ureka Lily Lily Lib 2200 at at Eureka Eurek Bullion Bullion bOO DuJon 1000 1000 at lOc Great Western at t Iron i Cing at Oe tc Miller Hill Hill bOO 1000 Mier HI 1000 at t Utah Utah an at at lie O U K Silver er 1 1000 at 7 c. c Provo Provo Provo 1000 at 6 Gc c. c 1000 at a 7 e COO COO at nt Oe O at lie at 1000 at ic at Price 1000 at Rico Wellington lOO ot Sells at Silver ICing Coalition at 1 On S. at SOO at nOn I SOO at T Tar r Baby Baby Bab 1000 at e. e I Standard HOO 1400 at 10 Uncle Sam Sam bOO am 1000 at tc I CLOSING SALT SALtS S SAlta Alta Consolidated 1400 HOO 1400 at 26 I at k G e. e Albion ZOO Albion ot He American Consolidated Copper Copper SOO at Sic ac Alta Tunnel Tunnel 2000 2000 at He Cedar Talisman Talisman bOO 1000 at l lic He c Colorado fOO at at 10 lOIc c. c S Crown 1000 at Cc 2000 at Sic fae Empire Copper at C 10 at 10 at a HIe East Kast ast Crown Point Point 1000 1000 at l lIe lc c at I Eureka Lily at I Eureka 1000 1000 0 nt at c 1000 at ic 2000 at a Sc c. c n Iron Blossom at lc at Iron c KIng 10 at at- atC C Oc 2 00 at c I at I hl at at He j May fay Day 2000 DaY OIO at Miller hillier Mier Hill HI at t Sc I Now Quincy 1000 1000 at SIc 1000 at I He Ic at at 1000 at I G c. c 1200 at at ut I Prince Prince at 7 c. c I Paloma 1500 laloma 1500 at at ie Silver Siver Kin King Kins Coalition OO at 11 10 II 00 at 1121 1 at at ll 15 flO Tar Baby Baby at t Sc c. c I Tintic tuLe Central 2000 at at TINTIC MINE MINES SHIP Sixteen Producers Market Carloads or 0 Tons Toils Ton Ore I herald ld SIf ili Eur l C Fob Feb Fel 28 Shipments 8 Shipments of ot oro ore from the mines of or Tintic this week ee to- to titled 15 carloads These arc ro estimated esti esti- mated at tons ons and and ami valued at at I Thin ThIa production is s compared with cars car th the previous lous week and nd the wc week before that t. t I Dra Dragon on continues to head tho list with wilL Chief second and Standard Standrd third Chic but buL conditions condi condl- I The he camp 1 ls rather quiet lut generally arc considered good outside of an unsatisfactory metal market market mar mr- ket and general high cos cost Tho The sixteen shippers this week are arc areas as ns follows Cr Cars Dragon C Consolidated 29 J Chief Dragon Consolidated l 21 I Standard Standrd 20 Eureka ii 1 P 16 T Iron ron Blossom 1 iS Colorado C Consolidated 12 2 3 Mammoth 11 U Eagle Blue Bell 8 S Grand Central lel J S Empire Mines Minos 2 Minnie Moore lease leae 2 Swansea Consolidated lcd 2 Victoria Consold 2 Rid Ridge g e Valley e 2 I Gemini al 1 J Eureka 11 Hi 1 I f Total 0 ta 1 5 Front From Town to City in 90 Short Days Some idea ica of the thc tremendous boom that h has been on for COl the past past few fow months In the Texas oil 01 belt bel ma may be gleaned from rom tho the fact that a town of or OOOO in that short space pace of time has grown like a mushroom into a city of or people The story tory from Wichita Wichita ita Ia Falls las is that a veritable avalanche a of humanity Is being being dumped dally daily into the lap of this cl city The Thc tremendous tremendous tremendous tre tre- Influx may be termed the tho In Investors Investors' Investors Investors' investors investors' In- In hegira heSira for or In truth It is such Every state In the union has Its Is representatives rep rep- Texas train tramping over O exas looking ng for lkc likely spots in which to drill dri holes in quest o of oil 01 Local railroad railroad rail rail- ri- ri road officials ay say that at least trains weekly M nt stran strangers ers leave lea the thc this point Few I if an any of these people peo pee pIe pIc have o been in Texas he before fore anc and with a s. a el city y whose normal population is the to task of or sheltering possibly possibly pos pos- sibly is becoming a most complex com corn plex problem er E Every available a inch of space I Is being use used ha halls hall bathrooms garrets and even en lobbies shelter the tired tred oil 01 men Giroux 11 Mine illine ine at Ely y E To Suspend O Output According to a wire receiver Q l yesterday yester- yester ye yesterday day 3 from New York b by J. J A. A A. A Co Cc Cc the Consolidated company com corn pany In January Januar produced pounds o of copper It I is stated that owing to continued sta stagnation naton of or the the copper coppel market market it has been decided to suspend all al production for the time bein be- be e- e in ing Ini t Note This Note This is the second closing d down dawn wn report report The first was denied I I I i 11 12 Cent Copper Rumors Are Denied Washington Feb Reports S. Reports that surplus stocks of copper were to be bo bosold besold besold sold to producers at J Jl 11 1 or 1 12 cents a pound pounds were denied loa today b by the war warI department Such stocks It was exI explained ex ex- wi will bo be sold at t market prices allowing the trade only the tho actual cost of Jr r handling government surplus prop prop- prop prop- C crt erty rt y NEW H YOt CURB CURIl CLOSE crOSE Austin Austn Amazon 16 1 16 Aetna 10 93 9 10 Atlas Atas H 15 Big Bb Ledge 2 Butte Dute New NewYork NewYork York S g-S Butte Bute Detroit 1 I. Canada Copper 1 l 2 16 16 1 Con Arizona 1 1 11 Con Copper Mines H 5 Canada Car 27 32 Cosdon Cosden S 5 S1 8 8 Cale Caledonia onla 29 31 California Jerome Jeromo 7 2 Curtis Curts Airplane Air Air- I plane piano 13 11 1 Cresson Cesson 4 5 4 G Chevrolet Cities Service 32 Cities ClUes Service Ser Ser- vice tee pfd 79 79 Davis IN Da Daly 42 H Dundee 1 3 16 15 13 Dupont Ely Eh Con 3 8 Emma Emma 1 24 15 Elk T-lk T Basin 7 71 n. First National l H-l Fraction 2 3 d. Florence 12 2 G. G l' l F. F Con 19 17 l Green Monster lG 7 7 5 Il Glenrock Glenro-ck 33 3 31 Grant Motor 3 4 er GJ 61 Howe Sound 3 33 31 H. Hecla H- H l HH H Holly 38 45 38 tG Holly Holl pfd 90 95 9 0 Houston 79 S1 Hercules 21 22 21 Iron Blo Blossom om Jr 3 JUmbo Jumbo Jum Jurn- bo Extension 12 16 Jer Verde 7 2 4 6 Kerr Lake 51 GJ-GA GJ Larose 5 16 7 5 7 Magma a 29 27 9 Magma Chief 48 4 hUe 4 Mines Amalgamated Ja a 4 4 4 Mason Vale Valley 3 3 21 McKinley Dar 43 47 3 Mont Tonopah 14 1 14 I. I-I. Mizpah Extension Extension Extension Ex Ex- tension 5 7 Manhattan Transit J- J Mother Lode 28 O. Midwest 1 Il I l 7 16 Midwest pfd 18 13 Midwest ref l 3 Metropolitan Petrol Petroleum um |