Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-05-12 | Page 10 | Further Gain is Made by Tintic Standard

THE FURTHER GAIN IS IS' MADE BY TINTIC STANDARD Walker Holds Practically All Al of Wednesdays Wednesday's Advance Advance Ad Ad- vance of 22 Cents Cent Articles of ot Incorporation of ot the Hill HillCreek 11 Creek Crek Oil 01 and Refining company were filed ted toda today The officers and directors are ae President John H. H Wootton Wotton vice president F. F c. c Stannard secretary and treasurer W. W C. C Alexander George H. H Short Jacob Evans J. J I I Critchlow and andI J J. J Louis Professor Earl Douglas geologist for tor forthe forthe I the Carnegie Institute who gave a a. a lecture lec lec- ture tre on the Hill Hi Creek dome at a the the- Commercial Com Corn mercial club dub Saturday nl night h his has left lett for tor forthe forthe torI ht I I the field to make further examination and to locate a drilling site for the first well wel of the company John II U. U Wootton president of ot the company is accompanying accompanying accorn- accorn Professor ProCessor Douglas and George H. H Short engineer and g geologist for the Chemical company and ad consulting consult consult- consul consul- ing engineer for the Hill lUl Creek Oil 01 and Refining company compan will wi Join Professor Douglas Dougla In the field in making the examination exam exam- and recommendation as to the drilling site Professor ProCessor Douglas in his lecture leture at the Commercial club estimated that first producing sands would be reached reachEd on the Hill Hi Creek dome in less than OO 00 feet It I Is stated staled that the company plans to put down a test well wen Immediately on the location locton a which may be selected by Professor Profesor Douglas and aDd Engineer Short OPENING BALE SALES Antelope Star 1000 at at it Albion 2000 at tt It Cc 1000 at 40 c c. c Bullion Du 1000 lOtO at 3 c. c Crown 1000 at Ic lc Lehl Lehi 2600 2000 at 4 Leonora Leonor 20 2030 0 at at l lc c. c New Quincy at 4 c. c I North Standard at Cc fc c at It I. I 1200 2200 at ot c. 28 i Bristol Pioche 2000 at Hie i- i f I Silver Kin King Coalition Coalton 00 at 72 4 i at 70 I W J Tecoma Tecoma 2000 at e c. c Tar Baby Daby 1000 at Ic Tintic Standard at Un U.n. Woodlawn 1000 at I e e 4 I UNLISTED U fo Bull Dul Moose loose OO J at 20 r r Antelope Star Oat 6 J lila Hi Chief Coalition 2600 at O d d I Beaver Deaver Copper 1000 at Crown Point 1000 at l lc ct I Croff 1000 at 1 c Eureka I Lily 1411 BOO at 6 Gc c. c I Bulon ly Bullion B at 3 Cf f dp p a Iron at I- I olgo 1 aft Hill 1000 at l 1 c. c New Quincy at Hc L L Woodlawn North orth I Standard at 01 at 2 c 61 2000 oo a at kt I c TOTALS TOTALS j I Shares told sold lol 0 Selling value MINNEAPOLIS GIMI GI GItIN MI MINNEAPOLIS May lay 12 U. Flour unchanged un un- chan changed ed to lOo hIgher In carload lots lois I family patents quoted quote at LS 8 a barrel in pound 98 rattan cotton coton sacks j Bran 1600 Wheat Receipts 23 cars compared red with 1 cars can a year I ago Cash No 1 norther northern north north- er em ern May lu U i July ii 1 Corn Corn ur I No 3 i yellow Oats Oats Oab No 3 1 white c. c Barley 48 Harle 0 sc Gc c. c rye Tye No 2 l Flax lax No I I. I AND LONDON NEW YORK ray May ay 12 Copper Copper r firm electrolytic elec else spot and nearby lic futures futures futures' 13 I 3 Tin rl spot and ond nearby hI fu future to- to I tore ture Iron nominally unchanged Lead firm spot pot 00 Zinc steady East fut St. St Louis delivery denver spot Antimony spot tO LONDON LONDO DO May lay ay 12 Standard Standard arl copper spot 72 Ir electrolytic 73 71 10 lOs tin tin tn Es Is 5 lead 21 H 2 7 Ta 7 Gd zinc 66 66 la Ta 64 6 6 r