Show J JULYS iUS ORE 01 BULLION AND IS DIVIDENDS ENOS v J I IL I L Reach aeh Nearly 1 f Ore and Bullion BUliO WORK ORK AT THE SMELTERS ox aE J Dr AXT STEEL 11 11 7 p The record made in the ore bullion n and d dividend departments of Utah s ii I t due I industry during dining the tile past month was w a most gratifying one while the Ute business dent dene in n Utah Uth mining shares share on OIl the tile local arket was wu a hummer I TIle The ore and bullion settlements ex ei exclusive of the production of private ad nd semi companies and con COlI concerns t oem cerns which wJ ch represent fully folly toe tile states Rates production now was 1673 SV b as aa compared with wi th during one une The increase Ia is accounted tor for from the fact that iRa Alta and I ether ther of the camps camp from flOlD which hauling 1 ia done dene by team have been heavy pro prot t c n I The dividend column has baa aiso been bet n nI Minimally well loaded leaded and that fact tact is IsI i doe dna to the Quarterly quane contributions of ot 1 I the Consolidated Mercur and the On Oa i trio The TIle total readied reached ao 00 as aa a fol foi follows I I lows low Oliver King 0 to Con n i T Jy West e zoe Mincy oo I Mammoth oooo I Ontario 15 k 1 i I May ay Day 18 t Sacramento MOO 1 I oRt 4 00 II I Utah Ut 2800 2000 Total 1 The TIle Quincy is one of 01 o the te close cor ear earI I c but it comes from train one une of 9 i tiie ue t shareholders that a cl share sure was 3 1 ad sid for July and the intimation was wasS as S given ven that August would see it in increased t 4 creased to St 1 I IFor For the record of what was done In the mining share hare market attention is called 1 tn to another anther column thought thou ht in passing it way be said that over 2000 aban shar I of stock tock was sold old for more M C than Sl Sli 1000 i I not Dot taking into account at all the f great volane vola of business bu ine done on the i curb a business that would easily ea Uy in increase InI InS S crease the total 1 t From the smelter in the valley word I 1 that at sufficient nt labor is hard bard to toI I set get eto At the American works I more re ore Oft is being sent to plants lanta in InI i I 1 other tate states than otherwise would be bethe bethe beI I the case ea If labor could uld be procured I When cool weather comes Omes however the difficulty will wUl have hare passed as it is alt always al always ways easier to get men for smelter e t r ria work in i cool weather at than it is in hot f for they have a penchant for hunting p snore mote ore congenial employment when the fi season on permits of it itI itI I I The big bIc plant o 0 the American and andI I i United States companies are both ex ef experiencing e 1 trouble in getting laboring men en and mechanics and It K is feared that the ae strike ke now on in the steel in industry InI I will win seriously affect lf t the progress 1 J 4 of f work wo The United States plant is riot not far along to feel the th ef cC effects l I of it yet but Assistant Manager Maiger r 1 i Smith of the American says i I work at their big 1808 plant is 4 1 simply dragging along and an if It there is Isi i I not a break in the strike very soon the j j I I completion ot o their works will be seri earl seriously ri j 4 4 delayed I |