| Show Salt £ak Eribtm 20 FRIDAY’S U S Subsidy Policies Pose Strange Contradictions By THE SHIFT BOSS The current controversy over on marginal copper premiums zmc and lead production often creates comment on why agncu ture should have its parity sub fcdy without any great complaint whereas subsidies to metal pro dueers are widely condemned Commenting upon strange con tra dictions in government poll cies the “Fitch Survey” financial weekly says in part: "While the president urges lower prices the Department of Agriculture announced a few days ago ‘that butter markets are being closely watched by top de partment officials They fear that further declines may force the government to begin supporting prices Such a program has been drawn up and is under considers t:on by Secretary Anderson’s ad risers The government program when approved will seek to bring into the market and give stability assurance to buyers that next fall's prices will be sufficiently high to encourage storing butter1 There is a lot more ol this in the official announcement but we will Ieave this problem to the housewives to" digest Support for Turkeys “And notice this priceless gem from the Wall Street Journal: The Department of Agriculture Is preparing to support turkey prices for the 1847 market sea son The support price will be 80 cf Sept 15 panty price The program will go into effect Oct 1 1947 and continue through " XOTICE TO CO N'T R 4CTORS Sealed rmpoals will be received the State Road Commlisition of L Uth Slate Capitol Salt Lake City tab 2muntil 2 30 o clock p m Monday Mav 1947 and at that time pub-R'-lopened for construction of a Road Mixed Bituminous Surfaced Cardiff Central Standard January 31 1943 Indications are that there wall be fewer turkeys marketed this fall than in 1946 If a less abundant supply occurs it may be unnecessary to institute the support program In plain words if the supply is abundant prices may go down and people in the cities may enjoy turkey dinners If the supply is low the government will jack up the prices and the turkey dinner will become an enticing dream for many city folk’ “All we can say is just ’this ’A plague on all the subsidies’ ’’ Save Marginal Ore It might be added that the preservation through subsidies of otherwise lost marginal ore bodies for Rational defense— Is more Important than turkey dinners for "city folk” Steel Output Hits of Capacity 93 CLEVELAND May 9 OP) —Steel operations hit a record peacetime rate of 93 of capacity in 1947’s first quarter producing nearly tons of ingots and steel for casting the monthly business review of the Fourth Federal Reserve District noted Friday March production was about 7300000 tons and sustained operations at these levels would result in about £5000000 tons production for the year the review added This would be 19000000 tons higher than in 1946 00 D0W-J0NE- xEaat Standard East Tlntie Coal’n xEast Utah Empire Mines xEureka Bullion xEureka Lilly Con Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Aliis-C- h 07 04 28 121 011 13 02 25 0914 03 031 05 45 05 03 0214 05 h Keystone xLakeside Monarch x Little May Magnolia Lead xMammoth er xMmers Gold Missouri Monarch xMoscow xMt City Copper xMountafn View xVevada Metals Nairn river xNew Park Niw Majestic xNorth Lily xOhio Copper Park Bingham’ xPark City Con Park Konold Park Nelson - ey te $136-324- con-t-a- Park Premier xPark Utah Ptoche Bristol Plumbic Mlnea xPlutus x Prince Consolidated xProsper Mining xRlco Argentine Ko vs ton Coalition xSilver King Coal’n Silver King West xSilver Shield xSilver Standard Sioux Mines So Iron Blossom 7 150 04 190 06 155 04 1 60 06 25 05 72 14 02 45 I Swansea Con Tar Baby Ttntlr Central xTIntle Lead xTinttc Standard Union Chief Utah Con xl'tah-WyCon Oil Vlrtor Con I 11 11 10 300 03 10 29 27 04 132 07 475 60 06 05 07 425 50 Standard $ 105 05 04 05 03 08 02 04 02 26 192 04 02 08 0t 03 03 03 05 05 3 50 10 87 i P-- P 05 10 03 05 01 28 2 00 05 04 09 04 03 04 04 06 06 do pfd Cons Cop Cons Edisn C Nat Gaa Con Vuitee Cont Can Cont Motrs Con Oil Del! Corn Prod Crane Co Crown Zell Curtiss-- do A Deere A Co Dome Mine Doug Alrc Du Pont Last Air LI East Kod Eaton Mfg! El Auto-- ( Flee Boat El P & L Erie RR ' e l C - Ch Jc: 33-- unset-tie- C UTAH MISHAPS l ' 481 5 49 Mid-- 30 62 - 4s 4s 3s-4- e-- cw 4s -- ’ 4s -1-- 5s Build-Lak- 32 - 5s ‘ 4s to-wi- 135-fo- ot w 100-fo- 1 ot 66-fo- ot A B-- I B-- 3 3 ‘mil1 Ser-Pr- s ASSETS ADMINISTRATION ERS OF SALT LAKE COUNTY Dec ora — By CEO MORGAN May Tuly Attest: ALVIN KEDD1NGTON?0RipU Lake City Regional Office Office of Real Property P O Box 2220 Disposal Salt Lake City 13 Utah Phone Eat 2128 1 (Seal) UTU-13- 6) 2 17 2 17 2 15 Clerk 2 15 1 70 L62 I! Dec Oats— May 1 42 94 & scaled proposal will be received by " NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 76 Education of Salt Lake bw ”1 74 Notice is hereby given by the City ntevUlc 32 to noon o’clock up Council of Mantl Cl Utah that sepa1 35 26 3947 and will be May rate seaied bids will be received J — publicly immediately of the City Recorder In theat the after 19 25 a opened the Board Offices for theUut 10 n1 deluding the 14th City 19 40 cm of a construct day addition to of May 1947 Isr mating the Improve19 00 School Nov 1452 at 18 13 ment described in the notice of lnten-sSl- Last 27th South Street October 11th Flans Atoning specifications and InstrucThis for paving Union Street First North Street 2nd North Street CHICAGO May 9 -P- otafirst South Street and 2nd South Street In s£uthr°nUnndm Wi°°m ua City 1' 440 Of 1st t upplx $15 mand slow market dull and slightly Ev order of the City Council of Mantl set This deposit will be refunded rr Idaho Rusiet Burbanks $3 904 00 r Utah on city of return Cobblers $2 75: and plans specifications Minnesota-Nort- h Round Dakota Dated Mav 6th 1947 Whites The new work railed $3 00 is for 's?on"L CLEO O CHRISTENSEN Into t hi ee contracts: Generalseparated v Plumbtq10!0 n’aks Konf S3 3 Seal 55a City Recorder ing and Heating and Electrical 'quality) I Barley-Monda- 81 v o-i- (If e’ (AP-USD- weak-pe- i1 Junior HiglIS Elect Chiefs Pet 2a 35 William T Kropf William T Krop ergneer at assistant i?4 nasium In a 10 15 Tlfcrsday at as a result of f pm I a major operation A son of Charles f eu and Christina 68 tlje 927-10t- h Deseret Exit gym- Salt Lake hospital -- Kiopf he was bom f ’ 1678 2 In Sept Salt Lake City R°rf many years he was 1 an eropioje of the shipping department f A at Hemingway Moser Co and since em1945 had been ployed at the Mr Kropf wa a member of the Woodmen of the World and the ward Church of Jtsus Christ mf Latter-day Saint Survivors include his widow Lois Ellen W Kropf whom he married in In Salt Lake 1904 ( ily two daughters Mrs Gladys Hinrklev and Mrs Dorothy Brail hwaite ail of Salt Lake City threw five sinters Mrs Anna gtandt hildren Stanley Mrs Crissie Hales and Mrs Ev Ei kerlin all of Monterey Park Cat Mrs Pearl Bmtyman Vista Cal and Mr Bertha Quyn cottage Grove Ore Funeral services will lie conducted Monday noon at 2it0 E South Temple where ft lends may pall Sunday from 4 to 8 and Mimday prinr in service Burial will be in Mt Olivet cemetery 1 m llliams pm pa Pelfr Kimball Lemmon y John Alfred Ilazelgren Frank Charles Kroft Frank retired ae V54 at 00-od- 1 hed I pf Mont Wii Murray Cp Nash-Kel- v T Nat Avtat Nat Btsc Student body officers of Roose velt and Lincoln junior high schools for 1947-4- 8 were named by stu dents in final elections Friday Milo Marsden son Of Mr anc Mrs Milo S Marsden 1855 Yale ave was elected president of the Roosevelt student body Other officers named were Donna Miller daughter of Mrs Irene Mller 1070 Windsor st vice president Eugene Pepper son of Dr and Mrs Milton Pepper 905 LeGrand st second vice president Jake Garn son of Mr and Mrs J E Garn 1626 Yale ave third vice president Lark Oswald daughter of Mr and Mrs W McKinley Oswald 1800 E 9th South secretary and Judy John ston daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Johnston 2035 Hubbard ave editor “The Rooseveltian” Elected student body presideut of Lincoln junior high school was Robert McCullough son of Mr and Mrs C H McCullough 520 Browning ave Norman Rackley son of Mr and Mrs Walter Rackley 1800-- 4 th East was named vice president Nancy Heath daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence H Heath 1360 S Main secretary and Val Lilen-quison of Mr and Mrs Ray Lilenquist 1817 S Main was chosen noon-homanager d F C Survivors Include his widow hix parents two daughter arole Ann 10 and tLinda Liretta Erickson Hyrum S Erickson all of Salt Lake City Friend may call at place of funeral Sunday from 4 to 8 p m and Monday prior to servues Burial will be in Sail Laae cit cemetery 0012 49 3i 75-27- - i at pm Surviving 1 s!t U- & st nt Jesus Uinst ot Latter-da- y Saints RULERS FOR A YEAR 5022 I d Mr McCullough t Kenne Cop K reage Kress Kroger Co G L McNAL1 Lock Aircl Loew's IncI Lone S Cei Marsh Fd Martin G Li Mast Eiac jI McG Elec Mein Pore ( Mission Cp ikiro-ih- y City Drops Charge Of Engine Tlieft S Mo-K-- on married He Louise King 1933 in May h Randolph Rich counMr Erickson was ty a member of Twen- ward Church ur Baking) Gen Cable Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Motors Glidden Co Lib-O-- I Produce-Poultr- 43 13 36 7 39 67 30 26 15 4 16 Int MACh Int N Can Int Paper Int T A T J A L Stl Specl-Jeiijo- ' - 26 at Goodrich Good TAR Gra P Mot G N Ry pfl Grey Corpl Gulf Oil Holl Fum Home Min Hud A Man H B MAS Hud Mot Hupp Corp Powt (Idaho Illinois Cen1 Indust Ray Inter Iron Int Harvea I- - 62f62e CJ f Ohio 19 00® 20 00 16 00® 19 00 medium common t2 00® 16 00 good young cows $15 00® 16 50 medium to good $13 50® $15 00 cutter to common $10 50 ® 13 00 canners 6 00® 10 50 good heavy bulls 17 00 medium to good 1500®16 50 common 14 50 good to choice - v vealers 26 120000® i medium 20 00 low grade Continued from Page 17 calves $15 00 good to choice Stocker and feeder steers $18 00® 19 00 stock calves local hospital from multiple in17 00® 19 00 2069 total 81 market 1615 juries suffered in an automobile Hogs 373 direct Market strong to 25c through seven approximately higher: good to choice 180 to 240 lb accident st butchers 25 00 240 to 280 lbs $24 50 miles west of Vernal Wednesday Peter Kimball Lemmon 71 farmer 8’t 280 to 300 lbs 24 00 over 300 lbs resld nt died lake a bi5:30 j 23 00 light sows nes Friday at 3 p mafter 23 00 choice light at th lingering home of a weights - 24 00 Mrs Lets Caldwell in Pasadena Leon sister whom for Hemingway 7 Sheepmarket Cal Quotations nominally unchanged with Mr Lawrence worked and with Born Jan 2 1S76 In Glenwood Sevier good and choice spring lambs $21 00 whom he had been to Ariesta county be was a son of Peter and aaran dium and good $18 00 good and choice Elizabeth Buohanan Lemmon At an early old crop lambs $20 00 common and meColo’ to purchase a truck was In age hla patents took him to Mexico Ha dium $17 00® 19 00 good and choice the hospital in a ‘’critical” condimarried Lois Jeannette Tennev there June shorn ewes $5 00® 8 50 wooled ewes 15 1898 She died Nov 30 1940 $6 00 10 00 feeder lambs $15 00® tion suffering from two fractured Mr Lemmon owned a store in Mexico 17 00 for a time and later settled in Columbus arms a fractured pelvis and ribs OGDEN (USD A )— Cattle — Estimated N M where he owned and operated a salable receipts 75 through 700 direct 50 torn loose attendants said late store for about seven years Comtotal 825 Prices Case 29 He returned to Salt Lake City about Hauser Arnold steady against Friday evening mon to medium fatnominally S14 and worked In Mercantile 1121 Ramona ave and Albert 1913 cutter to common steers cows $10 001800 Co until 1925 when Bingham 00®12 00 he retired Ha had According to Sheriff Herb Sny- Harris medium bulls 14 00® 15 00 feed36 been 756 in View California good five about dr Mr der Vernal years two the returnSpring were ers $23 00 and other fairly good $20 50® Lemmon was a member of the Church of has been dismissed by City Judge Jesus 22 60 to medium Latter-da00 20 00 Roosevelt heifers $18 of Christ ing from Saint Artesia $22 50- - bulk good $19 me00 Survivors Include the following son and where they had gone to purchase Clifford L Ashton dium $16 00 19 00 good cows $15 50 K Ltmmon Kansas City Mo The two were accused of grand daughters: 16 50 medium $13 00® 15 00 cutter to a truck Mrs Golds Wilkinson Banta Monica Cal : seven common $10 50 canners $7 50® miles west Approximately Zoe Mrs Poluso in Anna Hensiey Jocrt theft of an auto engine Tennev Lemmon Mrs of Vernal a blowout larceny good bulls $15 50 16 50: medium Mrs Sadie Stevens and ?50 to choice vealers caused the vehicle to roll over four pipe and other items from Peter Mrs Lela Schwab all of $13 00®15 00 good Salt Laae Ciu $23 00 25 25 medium $18 00(922 00 14 grandchildren and a On the first roll Mr D Christensen 8452 S State Hogs— Estimated salable receipts 25 times five brothers and sis'ers Mrs Eina Jorge-so- n direct 330 total 1455 through 1100 El Paso R B Lemmon and Mra Judge Ashton dismissed the case Prices advanced 25c Friday Good to cboice Hemingway was thrown clear and after both of Pasadena Mrs Vivian considering testimony Mon Caldwell 180 to 240 lb butchers $2475 selected on the second or third roll Mr Shields and Leo Lemmon both of Sait hogs $25 00 day on the value of the articles the Lake City Sheep — Estimated salable receipts 150 Lawrence presumably was tossed defendants service and burial will b In claimed they had SaltXunerai 3200 total 3350 Good to choice through the windshield and 25 or through Lake Ct Idaho spring lambs 23 60 Ewes were 30 feet in as junk with permission up picked of front to car the 25c more or strong higher Carloads of good to choice shorn ewes Mr Lawrence sufferedrolling mostly No 2 a broken 7 75® 8 50 usually sorted pelts at $4 00 neck fractured skull U 4 50 and internal MURRAY — John Alfred Haaeiarm 77 DENVER May 9 Cattle n juries Both were taken first to retired b&Kfr after a Uniterm tUne —Salable 300 total 500 Calves— SalaVernal and later transferred to Friday at 6 0 a m at hia residence 2JS ble and total 100 all odds and ends Gordon lane Murray mostly nominal forced market on calves Roosevelt A son of Han ard cul to Sood ?nSrXealers' $12 00 Fmma JacotwRon he Mr Lawrence was ®22 50 good heavy calvesvealers born 19 $20 50 odd vas born Dh lt April common to medium stock steers 00® 1924 In Indianapolis Ind a son sor) m KaMskiona to medium stock $14 heifers Sweden He rame to j Charle of John and to Wolf cows stock Lawrence I mted States at belly good the Mary Kroft 68 8 00 m 15 00 37 a t (inthe of He was — from active discharged active-limitebalable 100 Union Pacific railroad Hogs total 800 ert lo the Church of supply mostly steady few spots duty w?ith the army air corps 13 conductor died of a Jesu4 Chmt of Lat1 25c higher on weights over 300 lbs good ter d Saint and heart aliment Friday and choice 200 to 270 lbs $24 75® 25 00 months ago after three years’ servset tied first in Bea-e- r few 280 lbs and over $23 00 24 7 ice m at his On a 30 at Nov 16 1943 Elko sows $18 50 19 00 few slaughter He became a baker Nev he married Loraine Ander-to- n residence 3379-llt- h boars $10 00® 13 00 In I'SvSS and then East 1000 Sheep —Salable total came 2500 to Salt Lake of Mr Mrs and lambs active steady three dou- Reed daughter it slaughter he vhere bles and one deck the entire Anderton Roosevelt rail supply for a time He iied then good and choice wooled lambs $2300 moved to Murray 1 are his widow Surviving his CHICAGO May 9 where he — pur mother a brother and a sister Salable 4000 total 7000 generally Hogs the old Cannecieter steady David to 50c higher top $25 00 bulk gofd bakery He continued and Lawrence Mrs and Lola in the buincva until choice ISO to 260 Iba 75 9 24 Mr Kroft was a all of Indianapolis 3919 to 290 lbs $22 25© 23 $23 when he aold 7$ 300 to 350 Winters of th 21 00®22 5° the bakerv and remember lbto 400 lbs 350 Funeral conservices will be Brotherhood of Railtired At one time he most good and choice $20 00© 21 00 vvas president of the ducted Tuesday sows $18 00® 18 75 2 in the way Conductors a bakers union Cattle — Salable 2000 total 2&00 Sala- Roosevelt ward brother Church of A ble calves 500 total 500 chapel Fred Mr Haxelrm General marAman aH?nT"mpd Nov Kroft Womega Kan ket irm at week's advance medium to Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y ln the Saints The accompanying s templr jqU was act Lr steers tn the 75 $2100®25 good Basin No Post 64 750-l- b Yaiiev Center LDS ward highve priests’ American photograph was taken mixed yearlings $24 25 weighty by several year ago Mr Kroft beef cows $14 00® Legion Quorum $24 50 Friends offerings call the may Survivor Include his widow- the follow 17 00 canners and cutters $11 00 13 75 Legion hall in Roosevelt Tuesday bulls Mr wB sons ?n1 $17 00® 17 50 vealers Esther daughters 'v?‘Kh'y Hu teen and George A Hayclgren vv — until time ith of of services Burial will Mrs Pearl Ott Uyrum O and Salable 500 total 4500 Under- be Murray Sheep Ross in Roosevelt cemetery under di- the Martin 60 conductor for llemy Hareigren all of Los Angeles Dei tone weak load or so held around $2175 Union Pacific Co 22 00 good and choice wooled lambs rection of the Dillman died of txrt Huegien and Mrs Arlene Parker a coronary occlusion Railroad mortuary hrlday at 7i5 am both of Mill Creek and Mrs Idith Hooper quoted steady or up to $23 50 odd lots 1900-21at his residence San Gabriel a brother Cal native slaughter ewes steady at $10 50 John AL A resident of Salt Lake Fast tlw Hansen Sweden and 17 grandehildren and $9 00 down for wooled City shorn and 30 h was years born The aompmv"ng photograph vt &j taken Jan kinds 19 E5S7T In on of John and Julia Ferris many year ago LOS ANGELES — 8 Martin Ha was first employed by the Cattle — Salable 400 May two railroad generally steady 35 company ago aa a loads light steers $23 50 heifers lacking brakeman and later a years conductor medium to good cows $14 00 17 50 Martin was a member of the Order Meetings scheduled in Salt Lake of cutter to common $11 50 13 50 can- City Railway Conductors the U p WdODS CROSS— Funeral Include: ners down to $1125 Saturday rvlret foe medium to good and the B P O E lode — I at Moroni Hatch Mann 69 who died Tuesday Hotel C tah J Co all Cripple club bulls $15 50 17 00 Penney sausage — Creek Colo in an Idaho hospital of coronary occlusion B Calves Salable 501 B'rithto J?al good pm Utah State ?uUlvnR ar hi widow Agnes Hamll-lon- e wtii b conducted Monday at 2 pm m choice vealers $22 50 25steady 50 few medium Junior Chamber of Commerce 1 p m wh?m h married Jan 22 the West Bountiful ward chaptel of tha lo good calve common St Mark's hospital 6 30 50 nrt‘£ $18 Colorado Sprfnes a son and of Jeu Christ of Xaner-dadown to $1 4 OO pin Saint n‘ Ohurrh David dairghter Clarence — Martin Newhouae — hotel Utah Junior by Robert W Telford bishop Hogs Salable 50 fully steady to 50c e Margaret Smith both of 0'rr1: Chamber of Commerce State Friend few good to thoiie 227 lbs higher may ran at the home of a slater all dav two brothers City and a sister Mr i larenca Winrgar Wood Cm Sun$25 25 odd head 260 lbs $26 00 strict Rotky Mountain Motor Tarriff bulr Martin Iv good to choice tram-fed- s from 2 to 9 pm and Monday until Nicholas Shoshone Ogden Diking quoted reau all day Utah Dairy Products and Mr HaitiV'TfL Ida day $26 00 26 50 odd lots medium to good boon: Utah and thtee grandchildren time of the ra Power and Co 160 to 270 lbs 23 50 24 00 Light heavier huneral setvlie will be conducted Mon-y- v Intrmrnt N In tha Bwintlfu! c!y 2 weights down to $2100 odd good sows 6 pm1 erv under tht direction of tht t’noa pm at 32-- th East bv camaf O of R c — Upon semi$19 oo hotel Temple Friends Square mav rail at place mottuary Sheep Salable 25 few lambs Unsold nary ot the Church of Jesus Christ of services ta Sunday' and Monday prior to good to choice spring lambs quoted $21 00 Latter-da- y Saints to possibly above Burial will b In Mt Calvary cemetery — SAN FRANCISCO May 9 ( Hogs — Salable and total 100 steady good JORDAN — Funeral rvfc9 for to choice 200-25lb barrows and gilts LArenc NUon 5 7800 8 00 all sows $25 rd uho diad Thursday will b enmiuctad good $2100 t or week Tueadav at 2 30 pm in Weal Jordan Secmostly $1 00 higher Cattle — Salable and total —none- - for ond ward chapel Church of Jeaua C2irtt of Latter-da- y week medium to good grass steers $19 00 Saints by Howard Barboo 22 50 heifers $2150 good grass bishop cows 50c grass lower 16 00 early late 15 50 Mr Nelson was born Sept 12 2893 Salt — Lake City vicinity Sunsorted OO low medium range cows cloudy wm a and and World War I etaran 13 down about 1 00 lower cutters $9 50® day Cooler Friends mav call at 36 W Center at Warmer Sunday High Saturday 10 00: canners about 61 Mldat 8 00(99 00 medium to Monda from 4 to 8 pm and Saturday low and bulls $15 00® 1600 good eausage Tuesday at the family residence from 39 Sunday morning about 38 Calves — None am to 2 pm Burial will be in Hidvtia steady to weak good Utah-Consid- erable 250-30lb calves cloudiness tltv irmcterv $200002100 light with showers in south Saturday Sort medium $18 00 and along mountains in northwest portions hheep — Salable and total 4 50 two decks and portion good spring lambs and package ewes of1 OO fered for week cloudy Sunday Cooler Saturday Warmer Sunday High bulk good to choice spring lambs higher 55 to 65 and about 75 in “Dixie” Low $20002150 choice shorn $19 00® 20 00 good shorn Sunday morn’ ewes $7 50 medium $4 50®5 00 com ing 35 to 45 mon 3 00 la 3 50 TAILORED I 118 5 Eversharp Fair Morse F T & Rad Frueh Tra do Gen pf Goodall-- lc7c co-tra- 118 5 13 62 26 5 43 24! 14 7 37 7 8 21 39 10 68 29 30 3 26 4 15 39 5 2 17 S Cub-A- 400 11 12 5c4c 3c -- i 5c 5c 4c 76 Gunn-Thomps- LIVESTOCK MARKET ct Ninety-thre- Mpr Marsden t Road in Uintah the same hexOperatlng companies K No 44 FRIDAY’S- SALES between Verna! and Stanaker Draw R'entCied as Federal Aid Secondary Operating Companies Protect No (2) Clavton Silver 100 st 55c The length of road to be constructColorado Consolidated lOOO at 6c ed or improved Commonwealth Lead 2000 at 6c is 3 302 miles and the Dragon 1000 at principal Items of work are approxl E treka Bu'lion 1000 at 17c as follows- 15 750 Tons-Fureka Lilly 900 at 33c Ousned Rock or Crushed Gravel SurHowell 2000 at 13c face Course 68 250 Gals Bituminous Moscow 2000 at Material and 6HO0 Cu Yds Unclassl- New Malesttc 1000 at d Excavation New Park 200 at $1 60 feThe North Lily 300 at 71c attention of bidders Is directOhio Copper lOOO at 13c ed to coverSpecial Provisions March 31 was reported as Park City Consolidated 800 at 44c ing subletting or assigning the con- Sllier Shield lOOO at or 112c per outstanding Sliver Standard 9000 at The minimum wage raid to all share of stock Ttntlc Standard 400 at (1 95 klued labor employed on this Nonoperating Companies shall be S15Q per hour Bullion 2000 at The minimum wage paid 16 all inCrescent Eagle 1000 at 17 c PRODUCE MARKET termediate labor on this Indian Queen 4000 at ct SI 125 per hour shall be employed Manufacturers to Retail Stores Park Konold lOOO at 11c The minimum wane paid to all unRoyston Coalition 1000 at Exes skilled labor employed on this con-- A large 55® 57c Grads tract shall be SI 00 per heur 56c The attention of bidders is directGrads B large 48 ® 52c medium 48c UNLISTED STOCKS ed to the fact that this Commission Butter as been advised by the Wage and score 67c Hour Division C S Department of 90 score 63 ® 65c Labor that contractor engaged in h eh v construction work are re-- c Cheese Twenty-fou- r 12- u :red to meet the pound triplets 34e provisions of ‘the pound loaf 35c longhorns 35c Labor Standards Fair 1938 Act of 52 Stat 10S0 NEW YORK May 9 ( UP)— Product : Plans and specifications are on Potatoes Idaho 100 Iba) rte in the office of the Mate Road $4 65 t(i 4 75 steady Dressed poultry— Fowl 43 50c chickCommission Sa’t Lake City and the 27® 45c broiler o'fUe of its Difclrit t Engineer at ens 58®6Qe Long ducks 26c ITovo Utah where they may be re-- v Inland Live broiler 28 35c poultry ay lewed by prospective bidders n uek 2c roosters 15 w 22c fowls proposal forms and plans 30 45c303 $ 9 60 wi'l he furnished Rail Lake City at heee — Twin 34e tingle daiatca 34H Al3o1pfdU®ar C°m ’t 9 65 9 85 on Hepmmnj S2 00 which will be 3 I 00 450 Butter— 339588 lbs refunoed providing bidders submit an Receipt higher 5375 5475 Corp score 92 than score Security 92 bid and returns the plans 61 acceptable Coal 100 110 Independent wiu-seven das after the opening Mountain Fuel Supply 1475 1525 Eggs— Receipts 24034 cases firm bids Utah Oil Refining Each bidder must submit 1475 1525 Utah Horae Fire In a letter from an approved surety 195 00 20000 CHICAGO May 9 UP — 9 24 Fund — Receipts company guaranteeing to furnish said 10 trucks alow no Utah 21 60 22 15" Utah PAL com bidder with required bond The right prire change 8 25 Utah Southern Oil 775 1® re'ect any or all bids Is Cheese — Twins 31 17 32c sing! daisies reserved 3 Swiss 70® 73c certified check cashier's Butter— ‘542 lbs 565 Receipts rhrtk or approved proposal guaran-f- v score 61c 92 score 59c 90 bond for not less than 5 per cent score 93 89 score 57c 58 NEW YORK BONDS f amount of bid made payable Egg—1 Receipts 17075 2cases firmer FRIDAY’S Qt CITATIONS to !eal extras extras the State Road Commission must 3 44c 43j44c 4 42c standards 1 and 2 41e each bid as evidence of 3 and CORPORATION BONDS acroropaev O c 4 4 4 and 0 current receipts gone faith and a guarantee that If Sales in $1000 checks 37c ISalesiClosel Chg 37e awarded the contract thebidder will execute the contract and -furnish con Am & For Pow 5s 2030 tract bond as required Am T & T 3s 56 do 2 Ns 73 arv additional information may be METAL MARKET secu-e— o Fol £ m Toba eco 3s 69 at the office of the State areNEW YORK May win g (UP) Road Commission Fridays custom smelter price for ft 1 ? J V ?Q delivered metals (cents per pound unless I n Dated tN 10th day of May 1947 22 2000 K otherwise designated): State Road Commission of Utah — delivered Copper valley Electrolytic do ev 60 By Ray U Leavitt Chairman 21 export f a a New York 24 casting Canadian Pacific 4s perp 21 lake delivered valley t entral Pacific fob refinery 4 104 1st 4s 49 NOTICE OF RFFCI4L 1 171 77 me 2019 Fit STOCRHOIJl RV M LiTIXO New York Lead— Common 15 -- 1 cv do 2044 6 55 TAnE NOTICE that a special meet-ri- “ Louis 1480 ($ 14 83 foreign gulf ports 4 104 do 4s 94 the S’ockholder of BENNETT 13 Zinc13— nominal C R I 4 P r 4 34 ij 75 46 prime western New York 11 Cleveland U T 49s 77 — MINING COMPANY leharter expired! 5'105 Pt Louis 10 Eeat foreign gulf ports s D & W 93 R G it hereby called by the undersigned 10 Gil nominal — do in 4Hs 2018 kneuder owning more than twen— 2015 Erie ty five per cent of the tock of said Illinois 66 Central 41s Balt Lake settlement Copper will be held on 21 225 lead 15 sme 10prices: 52 T & T Int corporationJuneand 12 1947 at ten o clock — 1 MKT 1st 4s 90 A M- - at 930 Continental Bank Missouri Pacific 49 e 78 1 G 5s do NOTICE! OF SALE OF City Utah for — 1 do 5 80 H pa nose of electing officer and the dl-- I PROPERTY BEAL 73 4s do g hem to convey the mining IT O T M 54 Notice I hereby given that the N at ih company Board Y C r 3s 20H of County Commissioners of N do la lq jidation of its business 201 J A 41s — 2 Salt Lake County State of Utah will Dated this otn jBy of Mav td47 do cn 4s 08 67 sell at public auction to the highest NY N H A H LU ELLA M BRADLEY" - Northern Pacific 3s 2047 5 bti debidder for cash the following Stockholder '1s 71 20 1061 scribed real property located in Salt il!!!1’ 4 101 t: FrtCBATE it GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES Lake County State of Utah — I sn s w rt 101 05 — I 201 91 Consult county clerk or lha respect Beginning at the Northwest Corner Southern Pacific — 21 oh of Lot 50 Pleasant View Park Subsigners for further information fel 98 division a part of Section 25 Town3 104 OTTCK TO CREDITORS ship 1 South Range 1 East Salt 3 lot ®TAT Lake Base and Meridian thence JANE 4 CARNEY Da- 2972 feet to the West Side of East $2940 000 week ago $3288 oS) year Creditor wta present their claim a Road thence South 19 day ago $4 422500 two yearn ago $10710000 17 minutes 40 seconds West Jan 1 to date $380325900 year ago degreei wa-kBank Ac Trust undersignedat 21)92 feet to the North Side of a $581511 000 two years ago $1117583 050 J4:a and 2nd South SaltCompany Lake City Road thence South 89 de00 or bafora tha 25th day of Juna’ grees 52 minutes West 1375 feet to Side of a East the INVESTING COMPANIES Street Alirnt BANK Ac TRUST COMPANY fthls bearing equals North 89 deFRIDArS QUOTATIONS By CLAIR M MORTENSEn! 54 minutes West appearing grees Trust Officer on Bid Aiked W P of No maps SO Date of first publication April Project 19 1947 197-Utah State Road CommisR J HOGAN sion) thence North 0 degrees 10 Kearns Building minutes West along said street Attorney for Fxecutor beginning FOR LEASE— ALFALFA ACREAGE containing 1 214 acrea j Kevitone Catdo Said will bs sals made at the hour do Atet4i Administration hero - J1 do b 4 o'clock AM on the 12th day of cr notice that n bu aveUeble for of it) 1947 ° S’? at west the entrance May of the 390 acres pProxLlbately 1'®’ BuUdlnof - SaIt Lke faun tana lor alfalfa cutting 'Find NaWidBki am?°Unty and grazing wtua herder st N Sec 8tk Utah This notice of sale is made pur- do Income W mtra sealed bid n Fund suant to P"1nam and resua of by authority by cer tilled ebeea cashier’saccompanied Pf 8tt" Fund check or postal lution or the Board of County Com-- I owwiev ord- -r missioners of Salt Lake County State nude to The payable Treasurer of tha United States In the of Utah and In accordance with amount of ten per cant ( 10 ) of the Title 19 Chapter 5 Section 48 Utah GRAIN FUTURES loud amount of bid wut be recelied Code Annotated 1943 and said sale CHICAGO May 9 AP)— 2 Whea- tuntil do pm M ST Tuesday May 13 win be mad after thirty days pre1FG at the add rev Close High Ibw Open vious nutlce given below $2 67 May ? 2 67 $2 bi $2 65 of priority bujer will b recDated this 9th day of April 1947 2 26 2 24 2 26 2 25 July on a ognised concurrent basis 2 19 2 N't 2 17 2 18 Sept BOARJ1OF' COUNTY COMMISSIONAR ir g that sectioncounty of S Funeral sen ices for WULam Marcus Erickson 37 167 I st who died after a lingering Illness Thursday at 8 30 p m In a Salt Lake hospital I will conducted A ! 'v Monday at 2 p m at ' 2W K South Temple Bor June 9 l'xty In Salt Lake a ) son of Albert City S and I ’ ‘ Loretta Erick- - f Emily ’ son he had be n a lifelong resident here from 1943 to 1945 was he employed with the fire department at Kearns but had been ill for the past lb month xn 1 70 13 02 44 10 10 07 275 02 08 26 25 04 125 06 xWcstern Alloys West Toledo xWilbert xYanke Con Zuma xUtah Ida Sug Com x do Pfd net loss of $5790007 for the quarter ended March 31 was reported Friday by Silver King Coalition Mines Co The loss figured after deductions for taxes and depreciation but before depletion estimates is equal to 47c per share on 1220467 shares of $5 par value common stock outstanding Net loss for the year ended tv t 05 19 o A E ( Graet Western xGrand Deposit xHorn Sliver xHowell Indian Queen Kennebec So John Burton Thompson 92 100 died of causes incident to age FriSouth Temple prominent re- day at 4:30 am in a Salt Lake tired mining investment broker hospital and prospector in Salt Lake City A son of J H and Eliza Thompson1 he was born Oct 24 1854 in X' Hillsboro Ohio He came west In NEW YORK STOCKS his youth and 'resided for a time FRIDAY’S QUOTATIONS in Ouray Colo 'where he was Salts In TSaies1 Hundreds High Low ( Last Chg employed as a bank cashier Adams Expj HI 14 14 14 Coming to Salt Lake City In 31 31 Air Red uc Allied Sirs 1888 he established a real estate lOi 32 20i 33 Mf) business and continued his banking Am Airline 2b 9 Am Can 1 91 Interests He engaged In this work Am C A F 19 22 until about 1902 when he became A C Sugar 6 23 Am Loco 35 22 associated with the mining stock Am PAL 26 12 A R A S S 4b 13 brokerage ‘and Salt Lake stock Am R Mill 15 29 exchange Am S A R 14 52" Am TAT Oneot the original discoverers 32 165 Am Tob B of jthe Old Montana Tonopah mine Am Viscose Mr Thompson also located some of Am W W Anaconda the mining property in Bingham Arm A Co He was one of the early A T A S F stockAtl C Line holders in the Utah Copper Co Atlas Corp Avco Mfg For many years he was assoBald Loco ciated with George E Gunn and A O Balt Barns Oil W B Thompson In the Bath Ir W Bendix Av In mining interests Best Foods 1906 he formed a partnership with Beth Steel W J Browning which was termiBoeing Air Borden Co nated when Mr Thompson retired Warn Borg John Burton Thompson Braniff Air Was from active commission house Bridgeport discoverer of old Tonopah mine brokerage business in 1911 Briggs Mfg Buad Co After his retirement he operated Calif Pack his own investment business for a Call C D G Ale number of years Can Pacific A member of the Alta club the Case J1 Co Celanese 52 years he had resided at past Celotex Cor the club for many years Mr Cer de Pas Ches A O Thompson was a philanthropist Chi A NW and his charity and kindness to 83 102 1101 1 Chryeler NORTH SALT LAKE May 9 (USD A) 18 43 42 Cdga individuals in need Is well known 400 Cattle: 172 total 193 market it through 35 direct Cattle prices steady to Col F A If 24 14 14 His only known survivor is a C Breast A 1 24 24 to strong choice steers 22 good is 00® Col G A E 155 11 11 23 50 medium 18 00® 21 50 common nephew G A Thompson Hills3 3 Com A Sou 92 $14 0018 00 heifers good to cholc 1 boro William Marcus Erickson I Gold Chain Mil AVERAGES S Furnished b J A Hogle & Co member of the New York stock exchange High Low (lose change 1T2 21 170 52 171 Industrials 54 Off 02 Bads 44 81 44 39 44 64 Off 09 Utilities 33 88 33 63 33 85 Up 10 6o stocks 60 74 60 17 60 53 Off 01 Bonds 103 39 off 03 Commodities 130 01 off 17 JtChlef Consolidated XClajton Silver xColorado Con Columbus Hexalt xComblned Metale aComet Coalition xCommonweaith Lead Crescent Eagle Oil I Croff Crown Point xCons Eureka xDragon East Crown Point Kentucky-Uta- Prominent Utah Mine Leader Dies in S L‘ Hospital at 92 STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS QUOTATIONS Big Kill Bingham Metals Bonanza Mining xBnstol Sliver Bullion Silver King Mines List §57900 Loss 't Salt Lake Stocks Saturday May 10 1947 at Nor Paclf Ohio Oil P G A El Pack Mot P A Alrwy Para Pic P-- U C M Parke Dav Penney J C Penn RR st 40 19 D Phelp Phil Elec Phllco Cp Phil Pet Pr A Gam Pb Sv Col Pb Sv N Jl Pb R Sv N J pf Pullman 0023 Oil 111 4 Laurence Nelson 1 0 c j Sunshine M 1 30 Thermold Tdie A Oil Timk R B Transamer T A W Air T ent Corp C F I Inhere on i tin Carbide! Cn on Calf tin Pacific Unit Air L Unit Alrcr do pf Unit Corp Unit Fruit US PtpeAF U 8 Rubber U S Smelt U 8 Steel Walgreen Warner Hr West Auto VV un T a West Air B Westing 1 White Mot Trt-- I 4 61 -- 1 NEW YORK CURB t FRIDAY'S OTATIONS Sales in 3 00a Salcsl High Low Close 1 i Amer Superpower 21 l Bunker Hill A S II 17 17 Chief Con MlnlnRI 1 ’1 9j CILieit Sen Ire j 91 29 28 29 21 Dnnlon Mff( A! 10 M0 - Elec Bond A Shr! 30 11 11 Hecla Mintnlfi 11 Mtn Citv Copper 3 1 l Nat Tun A Min 5 l New Pnrk Mining! t 1 l 8 15 8 Nlag Hud Pwr Technicolor 10 ID 13 Trunk Lux 30 3 ! 3 i 3 3 Pur Utah Pwr A Lt 1 21 21 21 Total sales Friday 190000 aharea total salei vear ago 670 900 shares 461 211 21 411271127 II 37 47 43 451 67 III 41 1 42! 31 lfi!l 31 15 47 18 29 Partly east Partly Saturday 9 2 1 25 21 19 I 107 511 3 18! 49 1 0 12 48 41 18 l! 11 101 19 3 43 2! 12 12 16 191 5 10'' 30 24 PS 5' 21 71 INTERMOUNTAIN WEATHER ana Saturday 23 56i 40 39 97 71 7 13 34 19 201 361 2j Telautogr Texas Co Tex O Pr Tex G Sul Tex P L T y srh 29 24 e Studebaker rs - I Radio Cp Pem Rarnl Rep Steel Rey Tob RiI Safeway St J Lead ( Srhnli--l Sear Roeb Seeg Refr i 8 K Coal Hlmmona j Sinclair 01K South Pae South Ry Sperry Cp Spiegel A Inc Std G Ell $4 pf 8td Oil Cal! Std Oil Indl Std Oil N Jl Stone A WJ Moroni Hatch Mann J I Socony-V- pt MEETINGS TODAY (AP-FSM- Pepel-Col- a Pure David Ross Martin eo No Am Co tl 24 10' 19 107 3 48 37 46 43 66 ll 31 15 47 18 Utxh-Mnh- l o Idaho — Partly cloudy Saturday with a few showers in southeast portion Saturday Warmer Sunday with high ‘ Saturday of 50 to 55 Nevada — Mostly clear over week end Wyoming — Cloudy Saturday with light rain in north and west portions Cooler over state Saturday' Hig Saturday 55 to 65 north and west and 60 to 70 southeast 24 241 22) The heat wave over the in41 22 Wlllys-O92 9 was ended Friday as temterior VVoolwortb 191 44H CHICAGO GRAIN 141 61 nz Young HAT peratures dropped back to norCHICAGO 9 (AP) — Price changes Total aie Friday 720000 previous In grains on May the Board of Trade or were mal lower Temperatures minor Friday and was on a reday 670 000 shares week ago 954460 duced scale from activity earlier sessions this were in the middle fifties over two year ago 1879880 years ago week Many trader remained on the sideIdaho and most of Nevada and 1 066747 lines awaiting the government crop report Jan 1 to date 92 880820 With gralnmen expecting a winter wtieat year ago 152 673102 two years ago close to 70 over most of Utah 1 of crop around 000 000 000 bushels 141315 222 wheat eased despite reentry of the Production and Marketing administration into during Friday afternoon Light the flour market Oats advanced fraction- rain showers were S L BANK CLEARINGS reported in ally while May corn showed strength In an otherwise iistles yellow cereal trade northwestern Utah southern Friday's clearings 6525 956 50 Whett closed lower Mav Same dav Jast ear ®lc 2 65 2 65 49487TS04 corn was to most of Nevada and westIdaho lower ic Thursday bank debits $7 014 600 00 higher 1 70 70 May and oats Same day last year ern Montana 6154988 00 were e higher May ® 129 -- 1 i v -- ’ fui 1 93-94- c ( POLICIES TO INDIVIDUAL OR CORPORATE M REQUIREMENTS I Atlanta Biamarck Boia Boston neyenn Chicago Cincinnati Denver Detroit t Duluth Minn Grand Junction Daa Vegaa 1 4) a&n Angelea Ip M1® ! Minneapolis New Orlpane New York City 0den Oklahoma City Omsha Phoenix Pocatello Portland Provo Reno Rock Springs alt Lake San AntonioAirport i 86 San Diego San Francisco St George I ouis St Seattle Sheridan o Washington j Salt Lake Weather data: Precipitation for period ended at 5 pm trace Mav for trace accumulative precipitation 53 deficiency ainc OcL X Precipitation 11 62 accumulative excess 1 49 Slinriv! Saturday 5 16 sunset 7 33 61 FxpeUed maximum expected minimum 38 i DC 24-ho- eiwnt'j4u4H!fH GENERAL INSURANCE 1 FIRE I CASUALTY INLAND MARINE BONDS m asaastee j J |
