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Show THE SALT,: LAKE TRIBUNE. SATURDAY MOR XTN G. JULY 18 v..3 " '1 Js 1. 1922. GASOLINE ALLEY BUT DONT BREATHE A WORD MiG SIFT I0UIET PREVAILS i Excellent Progress Made in Work at Development f Boxelder ! Mine. County T of tho Vlpont Silver Mining 'C'paratlon miles company, situated about tw.caity-sl- x from Oakiey, Idaho, In Boxelder county, Utah, are progressing favorably, according to intormation from the property. The Phelan tunnel, being driven to adequate transportation and drainIs . age facilities, will be completed, it la estimated, about August 1. At the present time, the face of the adit (( about 2000 , A prehoiraSy luilpredomlnated during feet from the portal. on the Sait Bake stock and min. trading has bhaft main already .The working Routine acJng exchange yesterday. con't 'which 'at below that reached a pomt liSctiun wP'be made with the Phelan tivity of narrow range and uninterestIn the shaft, an ing character was unbroken by ttinnel. any Inciiae unk on the foolwali of the vein, worth-whil- e All lines of Stock feature. .Jsave been very satlstactory in that the felt the lack of buying orders. grade and extent of the mineralization,to As Tuesday Is the Fourlh'of July, brokwherever crosscuts have been made the lode, are of excellent persistence. ers voted to makeMonda a holiday algo About half of the tonnage mined Is com- so that counting Sunday, members will ing from the shaft, binning of the shait,- have three davs for business or pleasurs which has reached a deptn of approxiA number of the members ar tripe. aoout ana maielv sun feet on an Incline I 1 20 feet vertically, will be continued lo- dunngn?he recess lBh ?lnln proprU8 Nolhh eaploca the lormatlon oji the teaer hoylgump tTt arttvlty, managed to rally on the I Vintlc Standard ..The milling P,nt ' of 600 shares and closed at 2. trading average of Ponolve Issues were dormant. B I 9ther a much as 28 Iron King yielded and closed at ISc will be .uh 1000 ,,hare, ,nil. beptember 1. capacity o the mill Keystone and lsKiraiuted W 300 tona daUy,.l la jHannal. N.1Wrlver trRd(, al BOo Bnd 20c re. are rejvortcd to to In excellent gpectlvely s BUver Kng Consolidated concentrates cohdltion for hauling slumped off to a low of 40c. New Quincy ' to minis' held Oakley. the at Zc. an unusually amm-- i Alta atocks were more actlv than Tln- Arrangements- tlomv observance of the Fourth ot July- Hc hssnes. Woodlawn and West Toledo, vist Many made Vlpont. been have. wlth trBllng 4000 shares each, I held at 7o Bndtotaling Cardiff continued from towns hi the to make the to ln 8maji olg at 90e Mlehigan- part of Idaho are expected (, - trip to the mining town to participate in Ctah dropped off to 2ic on the sale of 600 Shares. celebration. follow; Quotations tlye , Perhaps the feature of the program m URTicn rrtxK - which meet interest Is centered will to Bul. JAaked. the scheduled baseball game between the Up to , A lta jjlrh .06 I 04 Vvptmt mine team and Burley. of Is the team champion .01 date, the Vlpont Anif,p 8Ur .... .03 southwestern Idaho, es all other compett- - Alt, ron ,oo Alta tiger .00 tors have been decisively defeated. .004 .10 Musio will be furnished by the Burley gibios too .01 .oiH hrsBS band. Mucking and cock drilling, am ll.tat Mlo Co -- rt rli foot racing and other athletic contestsIn .01s .08 One thousand dollars are planned. .03 .024 Inasmuch announced. been have prises .04'-- , .03 ns there are a good many expert single 01, .00 and double Jack drillers at the Vlpopt, .01 unbe the mine contests promise to of .or ,09 three usually keen. Past year a record .(KM4 .00 of of aton Aha shoveling minutes tor .OS muck In a mine oir was made. A Bough iwir .01 .0014 dance ,.olh Kau , . , . .28 .81 riding contest will also to held, .07 will be the final feature of the day s tV)lo coo events. Crown Point .03 of jvrograjn Cardiff ....... Restricted of Activity Rangeland Uninteresting Feature. Qiaracter fur-i&i- ah 1 -- Continues Operations Speeded Consumption Lewis District; TransporRapidly; Prices Firm; tation Adits Near Goals. Spot Lead Is - Weakest. 1 The-road- "1 1 tr jc lUM-a- ( I -- M, Tmtie Ore Production Colt ('ott Holding at Normal Rate Daly Dal West Drafon , t Tbs Tribune. of Tin EUREKA. June This normal. at Is holding tlq mines week 143 carloads of ore were shipped, the 161 for carloads as compared with week preceding.- - Chief Consolidated Min-- I tng company, properties will shut fordown the four days, beginning with Sunday, . Most of. the f. Fourth of July other companies will suspend work from E me 1.1 I I I I '.itinesand the number of cars Shipped by each follow: Chief Consolidated. oarloads; Tlntlo Standard, 3 Iron JBlos--3;1 Grand Central, 'll; Colorado, mbi, Us ; Bwan-nejCagle and Blue Bell, I; Victoria, 6; Gemini, 4; Centennial Eureka, 1;1, Mammoth, i; Tlntlo Brain Tunnel. 14J and bloux Consolidated, 1. Total, .v v N ajlcmal CnppTy. rv . Security State Bpnk Utah State Natiairml Ptik Seriate aTruet Welker Bros 'Bare, es ft ton's Sarinye 4 Trust INDibTRlAL 03 dir.... M oo SKHK8 . . .. ...... ..... ... .15 .00 .01 .01 .24 .27 .06 .07 .02 .:2 .02 .00 .00 .20 .02 00 .01 2 20 .48 .06 ... .03 .00 91 .02 .01 .00 ..00 .01 2 00 .01 .00 .00 ..... . .01 2 02 -- 02 .02 8.20 .00 .00y ..... 01 01 .01 S 10 .04 .01 Zuma .07te .04 X OPENING SALES. 2000 at c. Howell, 1000 at Iron Kinf. 500 at 18clBQ0 at 18e.f Keystone, 600 at 50c. Miohiyaa-Utab- , 500 at 27c. NatidrlTar, 95 at 20c. 6c, 4000 at at 5c. We - believe that carefully selected Foreign Government Bonds are an exceptional bargain at tox A reaction such as day's price Is taking place ln the bond market at present should be considered aa an opportunity The general trend of bond prloea and of la tipward. Exchange Foreign .Banking conditions are totter than they have been for jeara The rate haa been lowered to 4 per cent. Factories and planta were expanded so greatly during the war that comparatively little money will to needed during the next two or three years for expansion along these lines. We recommend the following Bat for your consideration: to-b- - 3s, 1902.-Sa- o Norway Paulo "8s (Guilders), 1936. , - BOSTON (Aa Reported Swift Adventure Ntpiesjnf Sup .... Creek Machy ...... Button ..... 4 Copper Tuolumne .... Utah Apex Utah Coe Utah Metals Sup J.A. N0GLE& CO. . Balt Los Angeles . New Cornelia Old Dominkm Ogden Shan&oQ St . Marys LONDON. .... ........ ........ .j.......... 10O 109 78 62 1 "T 54c, 7 109 92 22 2 199 98 22 2 4 4 I , J 2 S2 12 5 18 24 22 88 12 6 '18 25 22 89 1 1 8 60 2 2 1 SO 45 BAR SILVER. x June 80. Foreign bar silver, Motion doilara, 15 40 275 48 a 2 10 2 ....... ..... Mick Copper ...... Mohawk .... North Butte ...... ... ... Altcd. 10 lala Royal Kerr Lak oas.es. Lake Copper Altsoa alley liaaa Coo Pond or inquiry. ..... ..... Butts,.,.,,, Davia Daly ....... Hancock ... .... Island Creek . do preferred .... Argentine 6s, 1947. Lake City Pocatello Arisons , A ) Bid. 65 41 9 13 59 271 42 East Shoe Complete Information ........ .... ... ... Ual 4 Heels Copper Range Daly Weat Copenhagen 4s, 1949. Brazil 5s, 1908, 00T7EK CLOSE. by J. A. HofI A Cn Akmeek Aria Coml Bingham Mines tal BAR FRANCISCO (As Furniahed by J Goldfield KIKIHO STOCKS. A Hogi. A Co 1 t BdAsked. District-Boot- . Blue BU Practical Floreaca Uo Id fie Id Con Kewa Jum Lone Comb - l-- - d ol was-atfo- 12 33 H 82 60 BBS Why Uncle Sam, who is hunting down bootleggers, is himself called the biggest in the world. The provisions of the new Irish Constitution. Why the big fellows are paying less taxes and the little fellows more taxes. How much France has paid to repair war damage, and how much Germany has paid. Why labor thinks the Supreme Court . supreme. How Chinas civil chaos is explained by the f pfess of Peking and Shanghai.1 About the new" revolution that is hatching in - -- jGermany rI in various Euro.The state of J pean countries. Who gets the dollar you piy for bread, shoes, clothing, com flakes, How to make callers wind your clock. How to make moisture-proo- f matches.' What'aljioneycomb coil jjs. boot-legg- er - ........ Bil Manhattan DUtrlct Manhattan Coa - Uraadma Spearhead Gold Crackerjack Great Bend Kendall 8 and storm Comstock District Ooa trade-reviv- ..... Va Hale 4 Korcroee Mexican .... Ophkr j PltU Ext Miapah Ext MacNaroara North Star R vacua Kula Tonopah irtvidar Tooopah Ext Weat End Other District Nevada Hills Bound Mia Weat Tooopah Kurekr Simon as EASTERN- - NORTHERN. JR. LISTED T0RE10R OOTERUMIHT R0RDS. fAe Reportedly J. A. Hoyle 4 Ce ) 1 BuiAsked. Argentine ts 1923 .... 8a 1941 Belgium 1945 do Brasil a 1941 British 6s 1027 Prov of B A 6a 1024 GaaadUa 5a 1047 7a 5a 6a do 1929 ....-- I 1927 do Chile gov 8a 1941 so... Danish coo mttn 8a 1944 Dept Seine Prance 1943 French 8a 1945 da 7 1941 do $a 1926 King at Denmark 6a 1945 .... do 4a ma Jap 4a 1931 (larf piece) .... 1924 (large prat do 1st 1925 tlarga pesi do 2nd U K 1929 1937 do Newfoundland 1986 Klag of Norway 8a 1946 .... . Sao Paulo 8a 1936 ... Swedish 6a 1939 ..... 8wlsa 8a 1940 1929 do State of Gueensland 7a 1941 ...... tions. special- ists iijueducation have established schools that kfc entitled to particular, distinction in shaping the characters of thejr students. ' In this issue of TOE, LITERARY DIGEST there are many advertisements of good schools. Just which. school to select is a matter for the careful consideration of the parent-- or guardian and Ave suggest that heads of families and prospective students read our school announcements carefully. - ' -- sky. f tour 7500 .j I miles-throug- the h I The two main things needed to stop the epidemic of automobile accidents. What effect the dry law. has had on the sav hi j ings banks. That wholesalers are showing, a tendency to . advance prices again. f -- SOUTHERN , 1.- --- - TIIE LITERARY DIGEST is prepared to makeguggestions to parents and the School Ad visory Department will be glad to answer letters. The requests must give name and address of parent or guardian; sex and age of child to he placed; approximate price to be expended for board and tuition; locality, and size of school de. sired. '""For years have suggested early application to It is difficult to find' the ideal School during the last weeks preceding the opening of a new session. Jet July 1st Number, on Sale Today 4a 4a 5a 6a 6a ''jJl ?How it feels to PRIVATE SCHOOLS In every section of the United States Croeaua Lead . a Whether a preacher should tell his people ilb he thinks about the Bible. About the strange artistic sense of children. If the downfall aCEurope is impending. How to careTdr a storage battery. AboijUthe Vaticans victory in Russia. Jfmarriage is being ridiculed to death. The story of Horatio Bottomley, sentenced to penal servitude in England for raising and misusing patriotic; funds. 'he answers to Edi&iiy new series of qvies - al j- - Savage r... terra Nevada Mon 8c. LOSING BALES. Cardiff, 800 at 90c. bew Quincy. 2000 at 24c. aajler tea days. NSIldrlTtof, 500 at 20c. Silrcr Kinf Con.. 50 at 44c; 47-- at 40c: 100 at 41c, Sjoux, 200 at 5c; 8000 at Tiotic Standard, 130 $2 00. c. Utah Coa,, 9u at Foreign Government Bonds r. Midway t 1000 (JLEVKLAND, Ohio, June 30. Producers and consumers of metals have been UIMKIS, June SO Standard copper, spot. watching the development of Important 02 lOe; electrolytliv epot, 6 02; futures, 10e71. questions, says the Daily Metal Trades. future, -162 . 13s: fulur 153 15e Tin, pt Consumption haa proceeded with l'ttle 23 18. toad, epot, 2S; future. abatement Labor appears to be the lim27 15a. Zinc. 28; future. iting lartor, both In production and consumption of metals, particularly of copMEW YORK PRODUCE. per. New buying has been light. The NEW YORK June 80. Butter, eteady. coming hoidays. which will be general Orate, S7Q Egg. Irrrf ii r : ln the markets from Saturday to Wednes29 r, fro eh gathered fire la, 24(44i26c. - ('bean., firm; day. have tended to Increase the dull71Q1 boxea. reeeipte. ness. Bv I,iv poultry. Irregular; broiler, Price during the week, except tor tin. ; fowl, 18 tended do recover slightly from the dip 44 30c. 4Sc; dreaed " poultry, weak - a was on in July wheat. Corn and oats sold by acAttered longs. While prices were higher early, the close ww lower to easy with wheat higher, corn lower, bat lower. lower, and rye There were black rust reports from the northwest, bullish private crop estimates and buying of July at Minneapolis by elevator interests. That, buying mads an advance there of five cents, at one time had considerable early Influence iocahy. Liverpool surprised the trade by 'closing 16 1 higher with a better cash demand. Buy ng gave out on the bulge and with considerable evening uo on the IXAX8EED. part of traders w no (were going away on account of the holidays the close was DlLPTH. Jane 80 Flaxseed. Jl.. October. bid: September, 82 371 bid; easy. A liberal trade was on through com atked. - i were , lisUfsx. ?e. rt, Special to Tbe Tribune By CHARLES D. MICHAELS, CHICAGO, June 30. Heavy liquidation 160-to- ........ Jc. ' METAL MAXKtT. NEW YORK. June 80 Coiiner, steady; electrolytic spot ,nd later. 13hC13e Tin. f,riner-- j npot and future, 831 00. Iron, nteody and ttnrhauged, k I 8B 7S. .rad. easy ; s Elne. Loula St. Kat spot and near by ay; delivery, 83.354(6 37 23, Antimony, apot. Hnfome- - (puaxga -- ii km North Standard, looo at . Priticc, 3000 at Tintlc Standard, 800 at $104. Globe, tJ Topopah Dlatrict ash Boy Gipay Qaetu Jim Butler 8r. Toledo, 15V-to- tv .08 2.10 .40 rt al metal-luigic- .00 .00 .05 .02 Bam Utah Con Union Chief Alta f .02 8uodrd Victor Mining West Toledo . , Walker Mining 'Woodlawn progress la being made ln two mills ln the Lewie the construction-odistrict near Battle mountain, according to A. H. Jones, who has designed and superintended construction of both plants. At , the Betty (Neal, situated in Lewis canyon, about fourteen miles from Battle mountain, the excavation for the plant has been completed, the retaining walls built, ore bins finished, and the frameourk of the building started Moat of - the larger- - and heavier machinery Is already on tne , ground. Meanwhile the Betty ONeal company, financed by Boston capital, la driv.ng Ua main work.ng tunnel which will furnish Improved" drainage and transportation cllltles. One thousand of the 140i) feet estimated as necessary to get under the old workings, In which a large tonnage of stiver-lea- d ora awaits exploitation, has already been driven. The Betty O'Neal was at one time a heavy producer of high grade ore. Since the new company has acquired the estate most of the work has been done with the Idea of proving tonnage sufficient to justify the building of a mill. The formation both at depth and along the strike of the vein system Is said to have great possibilities. 1Mr. Jones believes the mill, which is that by September of the oil flotation type, will to In shape for operal.on. Ground Is being broken for the new n oil flotation milling plant of Nevada Hilltop mine, about eighteen miles from Battle mountain. A new townsite on the other side of the mountain from the oid mine workings is being built. New buildings for ths accommodation of employees, a new amusement hall, offices, ahopa and ore bins havs been started. Mine work is confined to the drlv-inof a irfaln working tunnel which wil cut a horizon 80(1 feet below the cellar of the old shaft. 8. nee the face of the adit Is being advanced at the rate ot 260 feet a month and 600 feet of the estimated 1000 feet already driven, this partOfof the work, including the putting connections, should to completed up before the mill Is put Into operation, about October 1. From seventy-fiv- e to 100 men are being employed In the work. The ore of the Nevada Hilltop la a with predominating va,ues In the first named metal. A large tonnage of mineral Is available In ths old workings. A. K. Kohlmets, an engineer, who lor some tme has made his residence in Halt Lake City, Is in charge of operations at the Nevada Hilltop. .03 .08 02 Tisl'e Central -- .50 .... ,S.Tntle 100.00 Cacle 225 0O 232 00 .01 .02 .18 ,0 .00 .00 .17 .03 .00 .00 , SUrer Klnf Coal Silver King Coo Sioux llinee . Swansea Coa SUrer Shield So Iron Blossom South Park Tr 115.00 05.00 2.50 .43 .05 .02 .01 ........ Syndicate ....... I .00 .01 .01 Tecoma lln by X .08 .04 .83 .10 ... .... .... . .02 ,80ik 2.30 .48 .08 Provo Beetle peek Coa 8(Wlk Standard . . Belle STOCKS. BANK .07 .05 .. Price Hlnlnf t .01 .04 . PsloviA P lor be Bristol SECUBmEfl. as Beported by J. A Hogle A Co.) Bid. Asked. .03 .91 ...... miter Flutos Prince Coo .03 .oos .004 p,Br1 wttm O K OpohOQfO .04 .04 .02 (a .08 Nslldrlrer North 8taodar4 D&iy-Wes- ..... Trust Columbia Trust National Iwwet . ytrst- National of IV meet Sarlngt National Bank ofBepobHe .03 . Moat Blof New Qolocy h, BA Faat Tia Cos Lilly UUbirsa-Uta- PARK CITYr June SO. Production of tie piines of this district for the week ending tonight increased to a total of 5200 tons &s compared with 4800 tons for the week preceding. Most of the advance lfi output was due to the larger tonnage of the Ontario company. Output follows: Ontario, 2753 tons; Silver King Coalition, 86 tons; Park-tTtat, 9il tona, and Judge, Daly and 443 tons. Total, 6209. x Csl Tin .01 .08 .024 2 . . Emerald gureka Mine. . Crown point IseOnors Little Bell Lyna Bif $ Mooeoolte Miller Hill Majr Diy Special to The Tribute. - . a g u.u g .00 .00 ....... ...... ........ Park City Shipments 112;: Increase During Week - .OS Inia Bloom ... Ituilitt Guewo . Iron King M 4k B . Jthljr Keystone Keanebec Lehl Tin carloada Banker! .. Demijohn Emma 8 liver Bnlplre uin(4 I a, mX8TMV .90 .00 .00 .htiT .03 .. . 2 00 1 90 2.10 Con lay-of- . S' ......see KiBf a., Metala . CrOff Excellent with most of the large agencies holding firm at the higher price. New mine production of copper la Increasing much less rapidly than expected, due to shortage ot labor: The base price of seamless copper tubes has been advanced cent a pound interest, and the change wae adopted bv independents. The- - New York spot dead position has been the weakest place ln the lead market, due to several causes. The foreign lead situation con Unties strong. New York Metal .Exchange tin statistics show June stocks higher than the May figures by 451 tona. mission houses by Interests that werl bringing down outstanding commitments to the market. Export business failed to develop, despite the strength abroad gpd the bulge brought out litoral sales to arrive from the country with purchases of 426,000 bushels. Cash demand wae fair with sales of 76.000 bushels here to the seaboard. An average reduction-- of 42.000,000 bushels in the estimated winter wheat crop was somewhat larger than expected, but had only a moderate ef-- ; feet. Longs In July corn and oats liquidated freely, while elevator Interests were persistent buyers of July and sellers of September. There also was a great deal of buying and telling on the various deliveries to bring open trades down to the market. The buying of July corn was persistent, but at the last It went to. almost 4c under the September, the widest spread on the crop. Rains fel over parts of Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska and served to temper bullish enthusiasm. Priconstrued as vate crop reports were rather bullish on both grains, but had no permanent effect on values. Receipts, 369 cars- corn and 102 cars oats. Llver-pbcorn closed Id higher on continued wet weather ln Argentina. Considerable selling of July and buying of September rye at lo difference was under way and the Reverse today and constituted the bulk of the trading. The northwest wns a fair seller and the the bottom. close -- the-schoo- ls. At All Newsdealers 10 Cents The ........ 5a fkaho-Slova- Hep k 8a 1951 70 '28 1 90 47 70c; June 84. Butter, extras. 85 c; 'first a, 82Q lc; standards, 8ftr.v Egjra lower; receipts. 29,604 ?1423c: erdinary firsts, 202Oc. mlscel-llneeaa- , storage packed extras. X0 28r: stoggi parked firsts. Pmittrr. silre, lower; 21c: brotiera, 26 435c, jritoater, 14a 4 flCAGO, 20, 224:2c. l FUNK & WAQNALLS COMPANY (Publishers of the Famous NEW Standard Dictionary), NEW YORK g |