| Show SILVER IS LOWER TODAY The White Metal Slumps From 591 Cents nn Ounce to 581 JOHN BECK TALKS ON THE SITUATiON iionponall or fit Italia hold Inin 10 couipY11collight 110 < t l 311 < < IInou hilig II If silver would go to 73 ned slay Ihcri why then wed bo able to ilo fomelhlng whereas with things as the ore at present our operations but barely paying I running expenses The words wcle litteled by John Hock president of the Till liters neck n nil Champion Mining company when wen In his lee today by o News reporter I tell ou continued the gentleman wed have good times out here It the white metal were to reach that point Tlntlc would boom no to ppeak an Mould also 1aik City and P good many more of Utahs ell I ver camps What wo wont Is a little ncouromnt then watch us and see f Jr wo lont make the mot at It Mr Decks remarks are but the sentiments sen-timents ot u great many moro In this community They mo patiently waitIng wait-Ing for 0 further advance In the white metal thpn watch them The ardor of silver enthusiasts wns somenhal dampened today on lecelpt or the t Information front headquartern that the white metal had fluctuated lei tSVj a loss of fUeelghts of u cent an ounce since Yesterday when It stood nt the encouraging figure of MW With thl Is decline comes tile Information that futures are weak thus giving the NNhltc metal plduro a moro gloomy hue than that which It seemed to take on the first of the week Lead Is I nil light say local mining men They can handle I that nicely at 11 but nj lead und silver mining usually go hand In hon1 on increase In thp price ot the latter Mould Ie 11 r < atnr neouroglnA In I tho extreme As Mr Peck go > s It sliver Nvould go i to 75 and stay there ulty hen ued bo obi to do oomthln |
