Show n r I FINANCE INDUSTRIAL I AND MINING OIL OI AL L STOCKS m mU FROM QUOTATIONS OF U T WORLD WORD MARKETS s L BONDS j J Ur MINUTE UP-TO-MINUTE NEWS ALL fl M THE TE FROM MINES J APPEALS TON sr Tat That Operators of Gold t Support McFadden McFad- McFad den Bill Bil r The The minIng committee of ot the tho Deadwood Dead Deu- wood Business mining club of or Deadwood S.D. S.D. S. S woo D. D composed of or Burt Rogers A. A 1 T. 1 Roose compose James Hogarth William L L. L L and J. J L. L Bentley Bent- Bent Faust C. C J J K Dawson Da L ley Faust i Is Js making an au an appeal to western mine operators for their indorsement o of the McFadden bill and ad the tie organization Lion tion of ot thu tho gold Kold bl mine operators Utah has ton but few Cew actual gold min mines s al although Lii- Lii though ha bUt pra practically Ic 1 all al the mines of 01 the state are producers of or gold as a ab b The mining committee or of orthe the product Commercial club took no action acton on he the tho bill at the time it was wae wa introduced d don bi on the tho grounds that it benefited only is being made a a. few The ilic appeal that by Dea Deadwood wooli In hi part Is as a follows A bill is now hOW p pending In Congress namely the McFadden eJ bill bi II lL R. R I Ih h having for or Its is object the securing of oC ofa j I ja a bonus to the producers of ot gold in inthe the sum um of or 10 per ver ounce Tho The m moans means ans or of securing the tho 0 bonus are tire fully ull set Bet forth in this bill Tho The bill bi was introduced in hi on March 22 2 and was referred re referred ro- ro to tho the ways was an and m means ans committee commit commIt- tee Notwithstanding this legislation is of ot such vital importance to the tho goll gold min min- mining ruining mining ing industry and would result in Im Immeasurable immeasurable un- un measurable benefit to the companies s that are atc operating in tho low grade gold old ores and and in fact to all gold pro- pro rs r ors wh when n the the hearings hearing were be be- be lug ing heid g-heid held by the ways was ami m an-m means an committee com corn on this bill bUl on June 1 1 only one ont representative of or the gold ruining mining mining Industry Industry in industry In- In e was was' present to give his testimony testimony test test- mon mony and to present the data on be behalf behalf be- be half hal of or the gold producers It Is true that that American merican mining congress congress con con- gress ress I took a very or active part in helpIng helpIng helpIng help- help Ing to work Vork up sentiment In half behalf ot of this bill and has rendered most valuable val val- bi ot serice services but the tho American minIng mining ruinIng min ruin ing congress is an organization which has a wide variety of or Interests andon and und can hs not be expected to devote devoto a large lage I measure on of ot Its time and it resources to the interests is of ot any one of or the in In- In It I seems incredible almost that the would take so gold old miners miner of or America woul little Interest In a matter mater of or such vital ital importance importance An effort must be ma made o at once to stimulate a larger interest if i we wo wish to succeed In having having this legislation leg leg- passed when Congress reconvenes recon recon- venes We are adY advised ed on most reliable au authority nu- nu that the wa ways g and and means committee com corn was was-tery tery much impressed with wa the dat data producer produced produce in behalf of ot the billand bill billand bi and that that several members of or the tho committee corn com cm- cm expressed d themselves as ne a favorable favorable favor favor- able to It It but thought best bet not to tomake tomake make a report on the bm brn bf at present present because the session of Congress was about to adjourn and of or members members mem mom abut bers of ot the committee were absent and had not had bad an opportunity to be present at the Iho hearings heIng It I la Is i not necessary ry to call cl attention to the fact that If a favorable report Is made by the ways and means meaDS com corn mao It does not then the follow that the bill bil would have a certainty of ot favorable favorable favorable favor favor- favor favor- able able action aton by the Senate and House Hou but a favorable favorable by the wasand ways was and means mens committee would mean a great deal de in the way of or a a guarantee that the bill bU can te be e finally adopted The Te time timo between now and ad the te first firt of ot December Congress reconvenes recon recon- venes Tenes should be b token taken ten ad advantage antage of to make make preparations for a moro more mor thorough presentation when hearings are resumed and for the presentation of stich such an array of data as will wil Convince convince convince con con- vince not only the te members of or tho the W ways S and means committee but hut every ery e member member- of Congress also of or the Importance im importance Im- Im of this measure for the relief of the gold mining industry A great deal leal of work remains to be done lone and can be done if i tho the gold miners can be aroused The mining men of ot every district where where gold Is produced the newspapers the bankers banker and the business men general generally must take hold of tho prop prop- ton The Te time is n now w ripe when an or organization or- or of or gold miners miners must be at attempted at- at tempted tempted Every other industry Is or organized or- or to look Jook after ater its interests The copper copper zinc c lead lea and ard ad Iron Interests e b been organized for many years yes with th tho result that they have been able fo 10 meet m th the new conditions which have come about on account of or the war and the tho increase In the price pric of or labor supplies and other conditions Gold mining alone of or all al the Industries Industries industries Indus indus- tries tries Is without an organization and when a hearing was being held in Congress a few weeks ago on a matter matter matter mat mat- ter which was of ot vital vial Importance to the industry it had only one represent represent- from all aU over the United States Stats to present resent its case We must have avo an or organization that wi will Include all Rn those who are arc re engaged in hi gold ruining mining or dependent upon ItIn it itin itin in any way the thc prospector th miner mier bankers business men stockholders aswell as aswell a well wen as a the actual producers of or the j precious metal Action Acton must be he taken at once once In every district where gold Is prou produced cd the citizens must get got to together together to- to gether and an form an organization elect officers and prepare to send r present present- representatives athes fully equipped with all al necessary necessary sary r data data to Washington when the tho next next of or Con Congress ress meets to represent the le industry at t this hearing hering Evidence Is to be introduced In Cr Congress pr proving that unless a larger larger price is Is' paid for tor gold sold of not less than Ol per ounce the gold old mining Industry industry indus Indus- t try may mav be bo considered as a thing of ot the past f X Don BOND LIST Athi i T r k T CY cv Cs 9 5 T r N N unIt h r V i rt OM tK lt l s sAr Ar Ari Co C 4 IDI ID 10 PAC Pe gen 48 8 D Jen Ak U. U 1 gen n jO 70 Mont tont Pow Pows s 5 U n 0 Hi f r y deb b SI 8 l 11 t ret ref is' is North Pac Pae 4 O nt ts ls I Pae 8 s Ii il Cent lac it G 69 0 S L ref rt 1 G C tA t 0 cv c 0 3 73 tic T T s. s 8 f Q 4 Ia con g C cv I. I t IA 1 gen JeD s 83 ny fly ref ef 4 4 6 6 4 head a gen 4 rAp Cop c l 6 64 73 Gs G C south uth Pac ev cv Cs Cs 9 9 C S Sr ref t H l. l 61 6 Ry fly is n. n con COD 4 CO t Co cv C ts O c. c 10 Tom Tm Can ts 51 k Pu Pac lt G GI I Irio li n fl 4 h 39 9 Union Pac Pac 4 7 Ol l i s r. r a 84 United Kinz of G hit bt 4 5 i 4 Li k I ts U I Ill 1 l rt t 4 s U S flub r. r l let M t Cs C t 11 S SLI RU Gs Cs I I I ic C S' S re ref j st 82 STATES no DODS ms is r IM 10 U 1 41 n. n H 5 01 n 10 1004 it 1st 4 o 1 U S. S 41 r Liberty d 4 sIGO us cv b 4 cu Liberty Pan ln reI i. i IT 7 y SO 1 7 Victory Z 3 t kS 1 VIctory s S In rt lt 1st fl O BOSTON GURU CUR CRU ui Br Ur the I Harold a rl R. R Smoot Co C. C Wire I BB BEly my O tinE Dol V EnD Butte Li L. L C 12 1 Ter Jer V V. U t-I t s 's SWI put pirt 3 Chief Ohle C Cn n z 2 i 3 full ful pd p 1 3 Cn Cop 3 1 Iron Irn Cap Cp p 9 11 Crown Crow Crown n 0 J 11 5 flog nos Mont t 0 C CF 62 E F kB fl U Z 2 2 1 Crystal I old 6 11 2 I io t Dew nev 2 1 2 Is 1 20 Cuc Cascade d L 55 3 eT Du Dour 14 1 1 17 11 OphIr 55 3 Cp o 10 25 I ICh Ch Cisar ar corporation de- de dared cared quarterly dividend of 17 i on common dates date JUly 16 and Jul July 6 t t I MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS Official Report f er Salt Sal Lake g E cale I Bid I sl Ask Alta on OO Alt Star OO OC I-OC 01 AHa Con Con 01 Alt Tiger OO Alt Albion Cons OG O OAm Am Con Cop 01 O 02 AIta Tunnel 05 05 Addle J 04 Benton GO Bullion 03 04 lion 00 00 BI Ot 04 05 I nib Big Cot Cons Cons 02 O I Big Cot Cot Coal Coal 10 Beaver Cot Copper OO 0 Ba Bay Statu 01 Black Metal 05 08 Cent Eureka 01 Ol Colb Cent Hol hi 40 47 Colorado Colordo Con U crown Point 03 Cardiff 10 l. l r Croft Croff OO Ol Cotto Cott King Icing 01 Colt Cotto Metals OO 03 Carrie Silver I Lead ad 12 12 Carre DaI Daly oo Daly West cst Dragon IS iS C OO I Silver 01 On Empire Siver Mines 04 Empire Copper 0 Eastern Prince PrInc Estern E. E D. D Bell 12 O OJ J l. l m e ra 1 d Bel 05 0 0 Eureka Mines 05 0 06 Iii E. Crown Pt 02 O O OI I E. E Plu im Coal Coal O 0 O 02 East a t Tin Con 06 OJ 07 I East ast Antelope Tn OO EUr Eureka ka Lily Iny 07 OJ 08 ureka Bullion OS O 0 11 Gold nulon OG 11 10 1 Cain J Great calu Western U OS hamburg Mines O Howell Or Hope or of Isrel 01 O Iron Blossom 25 5 29 Indian Queen 00 01 Iron King 3 23 1 Judge 3 S. S S 85 GO Keystone jj 7 50 J Keno en 0 01 11 1 14 Lehl Lehi Tin Leonora OO 03 Little Ben 30 Logger 02 Mammoth 30 30 GO 50 Miller Hill HI 00 02 Iday ny Day Day 02 Mason Vale Valley 17 22 28 Utah Utah 03 03 03 NewS e Quincy 04 60 iO 70 Nova Neva 00 No No Standard O 04 0 I O. O K Silver Siver 00 01 Original Bannock 01 Ohio Copper 26 26 6 30 Prince Con Paloma 01 Bristol 00 01 Price Mining 06 10 Provo Mining 04 O 04 Rico Ric Arg 02 03 Reeds Peak OO R Rice I c Well el 10 10 20 0 So Pacific 05 So Standard 1 15 I 1 17 09 10 Syndicate 00 01 Silver Siver Kin King Coal 5 1 Silver King Con 15 1 45 Sioux Mines 0 03 04 04 Swansea Swans a Con O South Hecla 90 Silver Siver Shield 32 34 Tecoma 05 08 Tr Baby 04 04 O 05 Tintic Central Ol Uncle Sam 02 02 Utah Con 01 01 t Union Chief 05 07 Victor Cler Con O Victor Mining OJ Whirlwind 01 West Toledo 04 04 09 Walker Mining 00 Woodlawn OS 08 10 Yankee Con OZ 02 i 03 Zuma SEu YORK CURB ceRn CLOSE ny By the thc n. n Smoot Co C. C Wire Im fI Allied t Oil 24 26 Mag Cb Chief Alien Oil 01 1 PA Z 2 Vat 2 Alas n B Col Cl 1 1 Maryland 43 48 Ui Atlantic Pet 3 Oil 01 3 24 It Oil 01 25 Z 35 3 Moth L 1 ew i Y S 6 Sn Anin n Sweets l 1 1 Du Dir 65 G 60 C Big r Ledge c. c Merritt 15 IS 16 nc 01 34 ZI 3 Met Iet Pet lct S 6 c Ba k Wo 1 2 lies nos k Mont ont W 63 72 pid I 1 3 Br 10 Ret 14 4 Bigheart 10 10 I 1 9 9 onla 24 4 7 Ohio lo Copi 1 Cal nl er b OPI i ican can C 1 1 1 6 6 I JS i Pro k Ref f. f 7 71 74 Cons Arts Am Ra Ray n rc Jh 1 Col E B New cw 7 RYAn Pete Pee Z Crib S W I I. I 17 19 Salt Sat Ck 32 34 t to o C 0 MInes 3 Sapulpa S Cosden 7 71 7 Stanton Oil OU Cron 1 1 14 Stewart M 17 1 22 Federal 2 2 Stew War o 4 S 6 First N Nati t I 1 1 1 Success 2 1 12 1 I f 1 11 1 Swift Int 34 37 1 G 7 2 2 il i K of oC A. A A. A G Green n Moos Mons V V J 1 P IGI 16 10 19 1 Skelly lel on OIL 9 9 pfd 75 85 25 4 1 1 Ton To Ext Ex 13 13 Home lome Oil 01 1 Bi 2 Ton Mm tn 1 1 loch Hecla 6 3 4 Trop Oil 01 19 2 20 S 6 7 UnIted Unite East Eat 2 Iou tn 70 7 United V Ext 31 22 3 loe Sd 3 Z 3 Ventura on Oil U 12 16 Int Pet Pct 24 3 36 ee Comb Iron Irn BIos Bio 11 Vulcan Oil on 4 6 V 4 Wayland 1 o 5 i ne ei i 1 West Wet End Ed 13 1 20 Kerr Ker lake lake 3 9 WhIte on Oil 19 20 1 BOSe Re White Eagle IS 16 20 I 1 k L lZ 12 14 1 White Caps G 6 8 Magma Cop Cp 29 2 2 Yukon 1 SAN FRANCiSCO STOCKS 8 t the o Harold It I. I Smoot Co C Wire Wire j dj l. l Atlanta I 2 I MexIcan I 19 Booth BU 4 6 Blue Bu Bell Bel 1 18 U o C 0 D 1 1 Sierra SIera TJ Nc j 4 G 5 Comb I 2 17 13 n II B 1 1 Cash Cul Boy y I 1 6 5 C I Goldfield C 0 8 9 Gyp Queen QueeD I. I 1 Kewana I 3 1 Jim Butler I 14 1 Jumbo l Ex x C 6 halifax i 15 I I I 1 Star Str 1 7 Midway I-G I C MerI Merger M Mon Pits PIt Ex Er 4 I 6 I Silver l P Con Cn 6 I 1 7 Montana 10 Yellow ri rier cr 1 1 2 lIz Ex 1 C 0 1 2 32 11 White Caps Cp 10 I 11 1 North Star tr 4 6 Grandma 1 2 Rescue Eula 13 14 1 Spearhead G 0 2 z 2 Ex icS t I Col Mt I 1 2 et 1 S 3 9 I W Tonopah I 4 I Gret Ireat Bend 1 1 J Confidence 18 1 C ml 10 I S 10 nate lIle k N I I I I BOSTON STOCKS en CRy the Harold n. n Co Wire IldIA k I A Ariz lz Corn Cm 10 24 26 2 1 I S 9 10 30 40 M 9 12 I 50 CO t 62 A Ai 59 9 60 r 1 t i 1 i n El 3 13 1st t Marys Mary's 28 Z O Carson nm Hill I I 0 Z 4 c 12 CP iop I 5 S Copper Tinge I 35 S South Utah I H 14 20 Daly DaY W West lt l 41 Swift Co r Davis Dul Dily Daly I 5 81 I C. C 1 10 60 t 65 ut Butte Bute 12 2 I 6 2 Masan rafan y V 2 I pu 1 1 3 1 ew Arcadia Arcadia 2 1 3 Metals I nil I 2 J X ew W I Con Co 1 11 7 Butte Bute I Sl 11 I I 1 0 STOCKS STRONGER ON LOCAL MARKET In spite spie of or the fact tact that tho the trading on tho the local market yesterday dropped to tho the lowest point in more than thon a year there was wa more moro strength th shown In someI some somo of or tho securities than has been witnessed witnessed witnessed wit wit- I in many weeks Though the re reaction reaction re- re action acton may be bo temporary or not not it i was quite encouraging to tho the brokerage e fraternity which ha has witnessed nothIng nothing nothing noth noth- ing but 11 U market for months Ing I Big Dig Hill Hil was up to 1 42 cents and Columbus Columbus Co Co- Co- Co lumbus climbed up to cents and sta stayed d there thore Emma Silver was also strong at 7 and 7 cents cent which Is better beter than during the fore rore part of the week Prince Consolidated which has been boen a market victim for tor several months month showed signs of a greater re revival ro- ro ro-I ro vh vival nl yesterday esterday when it Jt went as hl high h i as 37 cents Soils was WR also somewhat stronger and Huma uma reached a now new high of ot 20 O cents rite Tito Io good side aie of or the tho market was somewhat offset by the decline of ot Tintic Tintic Tin Tin- tic tc Standard to 30 Silver Silvor Shield was wa off oc slightly ly The Tho number of or shares traded in to totaled totaled to- to 8 while the tho morl market et price W was 33 38 nearly 1000 less Jess than the next poorest da day this year It Is h to be expected the brokers ers brol say that the marl market ct will wil be dull dul during tho the I summer months but tho the Va way in fn which accounts have lavo been boen cleaned up through the tho mono money pressure l leads ads to tho the belief belor I that tho the market should respond quickly to any renewed activity Sales were reported as follows OPE OPENING ING Alta Tunnel 2000 2000 at Cc Ge Big Dig Hills 1000 lOO 1000 at tc Hc Columbus at Ide at cents I J limma mma imma at ic c. c East Crown Point 2000 2000 at 1 lIc c. c Iron Blosson 50 losson 50 at I Iehl lh ch Tintic 2000 2000 at t New ew 1500 at at North orth Standard Standard at nt c at Co Prince Prince at COO at Sells 2000 2000 at 9 c Syndicate S at t c. c Siver Silver King Consolidated at t 1 35 Sioux Sioux- Sioux 1000 1000 at t Sic Silver Siver Shield at at al c at Uc Tintic Standard Standard OO at Zuma Zuma Zuma-OO at 2000 At Oc CO CLOSING ING INGAl Al Alto Alta Tunnel OO I-OO at Sc Gc Columbus Rexall Rexal at Emma Emma 1000 1000 at He I East Eat Crown Point Point 1000 at t 1000 at |