Show Jf X S' I " EEHE SAIE HEEALD-EEPDBIICA- N UTAH ‘WEDNESDAJT MAY 23 1017 TATTF CITY 'v' r PIOCHE MINES SHIP Mines 11 Z VIGOROUSBUYING SE RICO ARGENTINE IS ORE IN WEEK SPECULAMTRADING DEMAND FOR SILEL UOHN FOLLOWING 78 CARS Shipments1' of ore' from the camp of Pioche to Utah Smelters the past weak carloada This is totaled aeventy-eigestimated at 3750 tons and is one of the heaviest production weeks In many moptha The shippers were Prince Consolidated 68! carsrUvada Copper 6 Nevada-Uta- h Greenwood WHEAT VALUES Consolidated! lease 2 Meadow Valley lease 2 and Hodges-Coo- k lease on' Mendha 1 to the Pioche Record According "J Is leasing on the who Frank Eisenraan — 22 Chicago May Automatic chok-Iq- g Fortune one of the Bamberger off of future delivery trade in erties at Jack Rabbit waa in thepropcity wheat tightened to such an extent to-- 47 this week to arrange for the shipment ore over the Pioche Pacific railroad that business was reduced for the of Pioche w most part to scanty dealings in a sin- to Will Tulloch was In from the Tul-lo” for suppllea The gle option— September! Bearish crop property miningbeen retimbered and everyhas advices had also a depressing effect' shaft is in fine shape for an active deon values The market closed unset- thing campaign velopment w Rande tled lc to 5c net lower with July at Word waa received from H Virginia-Louisone of the directors of the 232 and September at 205 Corn mancompany that 'thefinancoat to gained agementMining iCI succeeded in had fully Predictions currentl0t a that complete ing the property and now nothing stop of all option business in wheat in the way of the corporation soon as a result standa might ahead ita plana to place the going of existing rules were not property uponwith arbitrary a basia One producing unanimously agreed to Unlimited done will be be to of the' first things short selling le still permissible and the ademine with of the equipment enough of It has been developing to quate machinery the extension of the cause a material constant setback in railroad to the company's domains and prices of lata According to some made to operate preparation otherwise the extreme tension which has the an extensive scala upon property reiulted In ' the present otherwise It Is unde stood that F R McNamee atFingent regulations regarding wheat has become actively Interested In the should relax after harvesting is well 'property ae well as other Los Angeles under way On the'other hand differ-e- men prominent! in business and profeswere expressed opinions In a sional circles broad sense the only buyingthat new of The Groom mine continues Its reguwheat this year would be for actual lar shipments :of lead ore Just now users and would be therefore on a the the mine to Indian hauling fromwith virtual hand to mouth basia As far Springs two trucks The as news had any Influence on the round is don 120 miles is easily made of trip wheat market the principal factor y by each outfit: in a day So far the waa the confidence which crop roads have been good The main shaft advices gave that ’the government’s has been opened up from the 100 to the May figures on the domestic yield 200 foot level and crosscutting Is gowould be exceeded to a substantial ahead eastard west for new ore ing of Reports to Increased shipments from Australia United States also were taken Into the account Corn prices bulged on account of the of cash and because scarcity of continued coldofferings weather and lack of sunshina Bearish estimates of large Increases of planted acreage in seven PAID OY UTAH CONS producing states formed only asurplus transient handicap on the bulls Although at first the oats market sympathized with the strength of corn slowness of shipping demand from the Utah Consolidated east acted later as a weight on quo- of Directors of theannounced the reguBingham have tations Seaboard exporters were said to be out of the market lar quarterly dividend of $1 a share Holders of provisions displayed evi- This calls for the distribution of 0 dent willingness to realize Higher 25 on record of to June stock on prices hogs were thus more than June 9 This will brine the total divioffset dends of the company up to $13467000 Leading futures ranged as follows: This makes $600000 for this year as $300000 was paid out tn March WHEAT— Last year the Utah Consolidated disj Open CloaeT Low High tributed $375 in dividends a share or In 1915 It sameout $2 a $1125000 232 234 227 282 share July or $600000 The paid amount 213 313 302 205 was distributed Sept 1914 and $450000 In in — CORN ht ISSUE Ti SHARES STIMULATES While business was still limited on DAILY FROM NEWTUNNEL the local mining exchange yesterday THE - yet where genuine buying appeared here and there the stocks responded! In a manner that surprised even! “the talent" Foe Instance on buying of 1400 shares of Iron Blossom it advanced to 3135 lt recently sold as low as 92 jumped on buying of only 500 shares' to Rico Wellington took ‘a new high 14 cents on a little ' vigorous buying Prince advanced to 127i on- - slight Union Chief advanced to 6) buying cents-witno apparent effort' Croff Inthe active list suddenly appeared after months of Inactivity : Albion Yankee' Uncle Sam all once popular favorites were spinelessly weak A real boom market struck the eastern coppers Utah Copper reaching 3115 its mark In weeks high Sales yesterday totaled 54632 shares valued at 9806492 The official closing quotations and sales were reported as JfHJ j j ’ 0P1H LEVEL 500-FOO- T y- - Rico Argentine has finally erected Its smarted ore to temporary tramway-anmarket from the new lower tunnel cording to word received yesterday by local officials from Supt William McHe wrote May 18 that at Cullough last flie tram is done and a car of opper ore was shipped He says one man can load a small railroad car in authree hours as the bucketfrom dumps a shoot' and is loaded tomatically The lower bin holds forty to fifty tons he end the upper bin half as much are He says the main stopes writes so full of broken ore awaiting shipment that the movement of ore will be a great relief and make it possiblea for the visiting officials oftothemake workmore thorough inspection ore on ing's Two teams were hauling Friday and three would be on the job follows: Saturday The itico Item contains an article that the April ore shipments stating carfrom camp amounted to f if o loads Of this the Rico Argentine ten These were six copper shipped sine and two lead This Is ore two estimated at from the lessees and is 500 tons f iftv tons to the car or The Rico 'Wellington shipped forty-tw- ox cars They consisted of twenty-sithree of sine ore ten of iron of copper and three ofnow It is expected that things have been shaped up at the Rico Argentine on company account that itor will ship tons of ore dally The fifty of more officials who will leave today party over the Argentine are for Rico to look Sam A King Dr A E Fred W Price Rykert and Robert W Sloan - - 91-1- - Jit-firs- t 2 level of the Demijohn Consolidated and the rich jreak ' discovered about two months ago continues and is being followed out to the north Is the report that Fred W Price' managing' director and Attorney William 'M' McCrea secretary brought up from two to Pioche yesterday The streak-Isix Inches thick and still carries high values 9160 to 9160 a ton - Samples carry approximately 80 ounces rsllYer 50 'per cent lead and 93 In gold to the ton This Is the first Inspection made by the officials of the company In several months and they were very well pleased with the 4utlook The north drift continues to follow the ore streak: The drift is now out about 80 feet from the winze which was sunk from the 'level The ore Is found in a limestone bedding on the hanging wall side of a fissure very "Everything Is looking and there Is not much doubt but good that this lead will' take us -into commercial ore bodies” is the verbal up brought "The entire camp Is livening up and now a busy place The it is is operations seems trouble The Prince Con’s resuming' great to be to procure suffldeift cars for the of its large dally output transportation of ore to the Utah markets The ore is the kind that the smelters are ‘Just urines are hollering’ for Many other now active and half a dozen are shipping steadily" 510-fo- ot ' - ' ZINC-LEA- D - SMELTERS SHE York - 22— Indecision May marked the early course of today's active and broader market J but this condition was almost' Wholly rectified In the final hour when United States Steel led the gener&l list to new maximums for the ' current movement covered wider scope taking in Trading to a greater extent than recently the oils and specialties V palls metals Wall street professed to see favorable portents in the decision of the United States supreme court which of postponed rearguments "trust" suite for a year TheImpending growing popularity--- of the Liberty loan was another encouraging influence There were Intimations also of an early announcement ’by the Interstate com- the merce commission plea regarding increased rates for of the railroads ' ' advance United States Steel’s of 1 points to the newsteady record of 127 that stock within 2 points or its put record Absorption- of Steel was most Impressive and Infused fresh vitality into the market after an intermediate period of lassitude Other equipments and the munitions comparison the only note-- v lagged by features of that division worthy Midvale Steel which rose 2! tobeing 62! - - - - - he ' : - Amalga-mated-Ploc- er MIFF RESUMES ORE 'Drifting New 300-fo- ot ty-tw- lead-silv- i Is still1 under ' way on the - -- and Bethlehem Steel new stock which failed to hold more than a part of Its nominal advance All the and allied shares 2 to 8 points on large were highercoppers by accumulation Gains in this group ran from 1 'to 2 Utah Inspiration and Americanpoints were most m Smelting favor The Inquiry for oils took In virtually every Issue of that description Texas company registered a gross gain of 21 points while Mexican Petroleum Sinclair Gil and California Petroleum pre-- f erred 'advanced 1 to almost 2 points Motors made further recoveries from last week’s setback and high priced specialties and utilities were again featured by Industrial Alcohol and Ohio Gas those issues rising 1 to 2 points at their -- best All classes of rails were included in the 1 to 2 points advances Bonds were irregular and lacking in especial features Total sales (par value) 32570000 United States bonds were on call but coupon Ss fell unchanged per cent on sales NEW YORK STOCK LIST Cl Sales H Am Beet Sugar 3300 92 90 American Can 24300 48) 46 Am Car A Fdy 4300 71! 70 Am Locomotive 6500 701 69 Am Smelt A Ref 11000 104) 102) Am Sugar Ref 500 110) 110 Am Tel A Tel 800 121 120) Am Z L A S 1300 33) 32) Ana Copper 32800 82 81) Atchison 2800 103 100) Atl Gulf A W I S S Lines 2900 104) - 5s VAST ACQUIREMENTS POTS ON ORE TRUCKS Word came down from Ogden yesterof day that the new eastern control the Lakeview Mining company is starta view to finaling in slowly but with by ly doing big things on Promontory been the time the plansto have the elecIn addition worked out present It Is reported that zipc smelter trolytic a lead stack will be erected for the ores The pose of treating the- lead e idea Is to make a spelter and turn the lead into bars as well all ready to ship to the great eastern as markets in as near a perfect state be also a mill can be done There will' for the separation of theis combination lead-zin- c said to re- ores All this before the plans have been fully ma- Edmond K Stello of New' York who It le aald trol on practically every acre of r miles in every direction This would cover thou- The Lakeview company then controlled by Messrs Arentz Perkins and lasti dividend In totalThis brought the comThe company Lhe payment of dividends No-- 3 1915 or about ten months Cardiff resumed ore hauling yesterwas the word Manager Thompson day received from Big Cottonwood canyon near ore up at Only Bthe now coming points down The Mill Flat is piled yesterwashed out road was repaired tie-u- p Tractafter nearly a week the day ore from ors are now conveying these piles Two trucks are hauling And they are enabled to make three to four trips daily between Murray and the canyon of the Mjpx Assistant Manager Garff to the canyon field mine will go will probably resume shiptoday andonce Two bridges were out at ments when he was up Saturday It is understood that the Cardiff has ordered about half a dozen tractors for ore hauling thisT summer Each haul to tons They will rtractor can :inake three to four round trips & day between the ore bins at South Fork That ’and Murray It is understood would make a dally transportation caof 100 to 200 tons pacity Relative to the next Cardiff divion dend this matter depends wholly Howthe way the ore comes to market direcever It Is understood that the tors will have a meeting about June 1 When the question will be taken up - high-grad- "its Balt A Ohio 3900 500 Butte & Sup Cop Cal Petroleum 1600 Can Pacific 2000 Central Leather 12500 Chesa A Ohio 5000 C M A St P 4500 C A Northwestern 1500 C-- R I A P ctfs' Cnlno Copper 6100 Colo F A Iron 5800 69 44) 20 1599 Corn Prod- Ref - Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar Dls Securities Erie Gentral Electric Gentral Motors Gt Nor pfd Gt Nor Ore ctfs 111' Central Inspiration Int Mer MarCop 58 729 110a ‘ 13900 81) Inter- Nickel pfd 2900 41) 400 89) InterCL Paper K 1300 81) Southern Kennecott Cop 17700 47 500 129) L A Nashville Maxwell Motors 7200 50) Mex: Petroleum 22400 94) Miami Copper 3600 401 Mo Pacific 6200 27 1 Mont Power 1600 102 Nevada Cop 4700 25 N Y Central 6100 90!' N Y N H A H 200 39) 1100 123 Norf A Western Nor Pacific 2600 103 200 24 Pacific Mall Pac Tel A Tel - TO PICK UP RICH VEIN At a depth of 2680 feet an oil gusher was struck in the Big Muddy field and In the same field at a depth of ap3000 feet another gusher proximately was struck Both these wells were brought In Saturday last according to advices received by the Mon tana -- Wyoming Oil company yesterday Both wells are In the eastern portion of the new dome and in territory heretoforea In the Salt Creek field unproven well has also been brought in in the western extension of the field the flow being from 300 to 400 barrels aa The drill in this well struck day sanrl of 1760 feet and at a depth been stray had Is on land that rejected as oil land ' only a few years agocome reFrom the Brenning basin that drilling In a well of a Dougports las company has now reached a depth Supt Lewis Herrlman was up from Tintlc yesterday conferring with General Manager A E Canfield of the Yankee Consolidated Jdr Merriman has itarted another reports inthat heside of the Humbug the tunnel claim to prove the strike of the rich silver vein still further to the north ana The adit was started a week agowest is now well under ground making It has aboutis fortyifeet yet before-thdue This work is sevensilver vein the ty-five feet further north than In and last tunnel which was run this vein up the vein Already picked has been proven for 250 to 350 feet It narrows down to a seam and widens out several feet In places From this vein last week a carload of ore carrymore than 200 ounces silver and ing Rewas shipped other high values a week turns will not be in for about Several carloads of rich ore have been The search shipped from this isvein vigorously for being large pockets so ago the adyear ortook prosecuted ATunnel out 840000 Beck joining or more from each of several pockets e of 1300 feet with Indications of a good flow of oil In the Lander field there Is more activity due to better weather conditions and this also applies to The all of the other fields mapracticallv roads have become passable and now and timber for rigs are chineryrushed in Development in the beingBasin dome is proceeding rapidly Elk It is in this field thatantheunusual light oil is found which carries high content which makes it a gasoline d oil according to these high-price- “ 66 52 25 69) 43 17 24 158 100! 106 339 1013 58) 40f 39 ch - “d - au-thorlt- les nt to-s- de-gf- se - $300-00- July Sept OATS — July I Sept PORK— 1 164jII 147 16 148J 147) 66! 66 561 651 56) 154 66! 156 148 65) 55) 1913 Tunnel in 2600 Feet Meeting Is Postponed Owing to the Inability of a number of officials to be the annual present Alta Tunof the meeting 3850 3850 3820 8885 stockholders’ July nel & Transportation company has been LARD — postponed The meeting will be held £260 2260 2243 2268 in the company offices in 1 the July at o’clock 270 2272 2255 2367 building Saturday Sept now Bodflsh at the mine is Manager RIBS— In upper Big Cottonwood He teleloTTT 2070 060 2067 phoned down yesterday that the strong July 3085 2087 2076- 2086 mineralization continues all through Sept the face The bugholes green and red are as follows: Cash quotations ' — Nos 3 and 3 red nominal No stains and a shattered formation perWheat an Inrush of considerable wa2 hard 800 No 3 hard nominal mitting is the present favorable showing Corn— No 3 yellow 172)0178 No' 3 ter close to 2600 feet No 4 yellow 1708 The tunnel Is now in now yellow and the way weather is fine No 3 white 7071! standard The Oats —171)0173) the snow Is disappearing It is expected 71)073—NominaL will that the main canyon highways Rye soon be open for all kinds of vehicles 1800160 Barley —— 575 800 Timothy Clover — 1200 1700 Lily and Bullion Are Pork— 3830 Lard— 2235 0 2L45 Ribs— 20320207 Sinking to Depth 8860 May MONEY ' New York May 23 —Mercantile pacent per —per Sixty-da- y bllla 472 comSterling bills on banks 471) mercial sixty-da- y bills 471) decommercial sixty-da- y 476 cables mand 475): Demand 573): cablea 572) Francs —— Demand 41 cables 41) Guilders Llres —Demand 7011 cables 700) Rubles — Demand 27) cablea 27 Bar sliver — 74! Mexican dollars 58) 20) 46) 47 921 401 261 G H Snyder of the Eureka-Lll- y said word from yesterday that the latest on the east side property is that the Incline Is now below th6 1300 level The bottom is still in a darker or bluish limestone It Is Imwith iron sulphidea end the pregnated conditions are considered west from The Lily Is a short distance promising the Tintlc Standard’s productive workings Still further west is the Eureka Bullion which Is sinking a vertical shaft This Government bonds steady railroad Is now down below the bottom of the one side bonds Irregular the shaft big Itcave 410 4): of Time loans steady slxty-day- a The shaft is skirting reported entering days 4) 4): six monthsL 4i41 afavorable formation ninety Call money easier high 2) low 2 rate 2) last loan 2) closing EVAPORATED FRUITS ruling bid 2) offered at 2) — 45 125) the-Tint- lc 7-- 16 99) 24 89 39 121 101 23 ' 1500 521 52 6500 48) 47 29 14400 Ray Cop 89 39300 Reading A 18400 86) 85 Steel Rep I 26 Shat Aria Cop 1200 So Pacifla 981 92 8400 26) So Railway 9200 26 25 Studebaker CorpfI 15200 82)1 79) Texas Co 72002121I209) 137 135§ Union Pacific U S Ind Alcohol 10200j 1300 130 127! U S Steel 2241 127! 124 1200 118! 118 Preferred 11800 115 113 Utah Copper 1200 24 1 ' 24 Wabash B pfd 500 93 92 West Union 10300 541 58 West Electric Total sales for day 1025000 shares Pennsylvania Coal Pittsburgh Con 4 V New-hou- se 87! 57 53 15000 26 19700 71 6600 44 3900 18 7600 25 500 159 11800 103 2800 106 6800 34 200 102 43300 60 -- m New York May 22 Evaporated apples dull Prunes easy Boston Curb Apricots and peaches firm ‘Raisins The following quotations are from quiet Badger Bros private wire service: NEW YORK GRAIN New York May 22 —Flour firm 154001565 winter spring patents 1460145S Kansas straights patents 146501515 — Corn meal Firm kiln dried 670 nominal — Wheat Spot nominal Corn — Spot firm No 2 yellow 182! I f New York a Oats —Spot easy standard 77 ? NORTH SALT LAKE LIVE STOCK Market strong and active on cattle of all gradea Steers sold strong to 10c higher Quotations follow: Cattle— Receipts 58 and 39 calves Choice steers 105001100 fair to good steers 05001050 common to 'fair steers 6500050 choice cows and heifers 3500025 fair to good cows and halfera 7500850 cutter) f50 750: canners 450 575 butcher bulla 750 850 bologna bulls 650 0750 vest calves 900 1200 choice yearllnga 060 1035 fair to good yearllnga 800 ©950 Hogs— Reoelpta none market weak Choice hogs 300 lba to to 6c lower 160 350 lba 1536 01540 mixed lba up 150001625 roughs peckers 300 lbs up 14725© 1450 stockers 1200 ©1300 Sheep— Receipts none market strong Lambs 160001700 yearllnga 14000 1550 wethers 130001450 ewea ©1300 sheared stock 200300 per hundred less a Chicago May 22— Hogs— Receipt than 14000 mostly 5 cents higher Monday’s average Bulk 1600 01660 mixed 1550 01635 15750 light 1650 heavy 157001655 rough 15 70lff65 pigs 107601465 Beef Cattle— Receipts 4000 steady feed-era stockers and cattle7 05001365 50O10 35 cows end helfsra calves 105001500 66001150 Sheep — Receipts 7000 higher Weth11-5- 0 ers 12751600 ewea 125001625 lamba 157502040 Kansas City May 22 —Hogs — Re15800 ceipts 16000 higher Bulk 1686 heavy 1630©1635 45 packers and butchers 1600016 light 1550 135001500 ©1610 — piga Cattle Receipt 9600 strong Prime fed steers 1365 0 1325 dressed beef western steers steera 1000Ol260 cows 7251125 heiferson 9251315 9 0012 25 stockers and feeders 8 1075 bulls 800 0 1050 calves 800 1400 — 4600 higher Receipts Sheep Lambs 16002025 yearlings 1400 1700 wethers 13001600 ewes 12001S25 22 —Hogs— Receipts May Heavy 15751610 00 mixed 156001590 light 1660016 00 pigs bulk 1580016 125001475 Cattle— Receipts 10000 10c to 15c lower Native steers 1025 0 1325: cows and heifers S50ll25: western steera 90001150 Texas steers 875 1025 cows and helfera 8251000 canners 675850 stockers and feeders 7 001125: calves 950 0 1850: bulls 67501025 25c Sheep— Receipts 4500 16c toweth-era 122501525 higher Yearlings 25 ewes 11751400 127514 lambs 19 10O20 25 Omaha 12000 SUGAR York May 22 — Raw sugar stead)': centrifugal 602 molasses 514 SAtfi Refined steady fine granujated 620 easier and pricescon-at Futures noon were 2opened lower under points tinued liquidation and selling by leadCuban interests ingLater the list continued to decline In easier feeling in sympathy with the the spot market Closed easy and 106 Rales Ia400 tons 13 points lower May 604 July 510 September 518 New Probate and Guardianship Notice! Consult county clerk or the respoitlv signers for further Information11 fVVVVUUVVVVVVy8iii" NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF WILLIAM McLACHLAN ceased Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 235 S Main street Salt Lake City Utah on or before the 12th day of March A D 1918 UTAH SAVINGS A TRUST CO Administrator of the Estate of William McLachlan Deceased Carlson A Carlson Attorneys for Administrator Date of first publication May 9 1917 DELINQUENT NOTICE GOLD MOUNTAIN CHAMPION MIN-in- g A Milling company Principal office and place of buslnesa 316 S Main street Salt Lake City Utah-- Notice: There Is delinquent upon the followdescribed stock on account of asing sessment No 16 of ) of 1 per cent per share levied on the 20th day of March 1917 the several amounts set opposite names of the respective shareholdths as follows: ers No Cert Kama No Sharea Ain't 1500 $ 275 166—Mrs Nlcollue Farr 18 —Annie White 2000 625 173 —Geo Halverson 5003 1250 — 174 Geo Halverson 6000 1250 3510 175 —Geo Halverson 878 M — 64—J Russell 145 — M Russell 64 — C H Stevens 65 — Frank J Stevens 66 —C R Drumilsr 70 — David Farr 71 — Asael Farr J 153— J L Herrick 79— Edgar Jones C Richards 112—C 115 — Fannie M Johnson 126 —T D Johnson 138 — F W Mozenet 146 —Wm 147 —Wm 158 —Mrs 159 — Mrs 1000 1500 1000 9522 500 6055 6056 11361 1600 7000 1000 2250 600 1000 250 275 250 2380 125 1514 1514 2840 375 1750 250 665 150 250 125 125 Weber 600 Weber Eliza AI Rankin- 600 James Wother2 50 1009 spoon — 191 Cal Sfty 2200 800 — 161 Mrs Laura Harris 1000 250 And In accordance with the law and an order of the board of directors made on the 20th day it March 1917 so many shares of each parcel of said stock as be sold at pubmay be necessary will PRODUCE office of the comlic auction the at — 22 San Francisco New York Curb Butter higher: Chicago May39 Quotations 216 S Main street Salt Lake AND EGGS RUTTER pany S3) Utah on the 11th day of May The following' quotations are from creamery The following quotations aret from —Higher Kansas City May 22 — Butters eggs City 83410 cases: Eggs 2 p in of said day to pay dereceipts 1917 at Bros’ wire wire service: service: Badger Bros’ private and private Badger firsts 34) 85) ordinary firsts 32SS unchanged poultry assessments thereon and exlinquent included 32 35 mark cases of sale Bid Ask Bid Ask at Potatoes pense — Receipts FLAX 11 uncars C R LONG Secretary 09 Atlanta 10 22— Alta Consolidated A Flax changed 336© May Gold Mountain Minneapolis Champion Mining — Blue Bull 01 02 Alive fowls 342 Utah Lake 21) Poultry Salt higher company City Milling C O D 03 04 ma Copper Com Fraction 04 05 Consolidated 03 04 Daisy Iron Blossom 03 Diamond B B 04 Milford Florence 19 Magma Goldfield Consolidated 48 49 Ray Hercules 05 06 Great Band Stewart 02 Grandma 03 Tonopah Mining Jumbo Extension 38 Tonopah Extension 05 06 Merger United Eastern 08 09 Notes Securities Spearhead Utah VV asatch Silver Pick 09 10 Yellow Tiger 03 03 Sandstorm 03 If ewanos 13 13 Boston Range 08 Big Four 07 08 The following quotations are from DexterW Union 02 Gold 04 edge Badger Bros’ private wire service SUPPLYING LOCAL NEEDS EXCLUSIVELY and furnishing an indispensable service to more 31 32 Manhattan Consolidated 02 Dexter 04 Manhattan than 100 communities 'the company is-i- n an exceptionally strong position to meet all changes the 14 15 Morning Glory White Cap international situation may produce Long-tercommercial contracts satisfactory franchise condi145 142) 64 Con irglnla 55 j tions end a splendidly diversified market for Power Light and H£at in Utah Idaho and Colorado 06 Hale A Norcross 26 27 Mexican assure the continued earning power of the stock 07 Ophlr Nevada 08 09 Sierra 38 OUR RECOMMENDATION of it for investment at $101 a share plus accrued dividends is amply Union 3 ‘90 Belmont 06 07 Cash Boy justified hy the present condition of the company’s business and its future prospects We offer the 03 I Queen Gipsy stock to investors at the price quoted and will cheerfully furnish statement of earnings or other infor80 J im Butler 1 13 mation on request Call or write us Midway 10 MOn P EX 19 20 Montana f 10 I Mizpah Extension 1 14 16 McNamara 09 North Star 33' 26 R---SRescue Extension 385 m Tonopah We make a 'Specialty of "W est End a 66 local Investment securities 34 25 Nevada Hills 34 and quote them 'dally on 36 Round Mountain ' 70 75 our board Jim Big 88 Cracker jack 7218 Wasatch Telephone 15 Nellie j v Branch Exchange s 38 Packard 'Our wire facilities keep 67 Rochester us ln close touch with the £ ' j'l various markets through- v out the country and enable Mining Notes Bank Walker Salt Lake Building City -us to give close' and accur- ' William been has appointed Burfidge on ate quotations all stocks of the Beaver Combsuperintendent and' bonds" 'r' ination This is-- a property that is beand said to have developed ing actively " '"7' SALT LAKE attained OGDEN 'V a depth of 200 to 300 feet 1 - N BADGER BROTHERS BROKERS 106 Main Street —Phdnes 946-94- 7 Private Wires to All Markets MFHBER9 Chicago Board of Trad and Salt Lake Stock A Mlnlag Exchange Buy and Sell on Commission Stocks Bonds Grain Cotton Local Mining and Industrial Stocks QUEENsf SHEBA DEEP CREEK’S GREATEST GOLD ' PRODUCER Stock aow on aale ' at Twenty-fiv- e cents per share Order through main office before004-0-mill atarta and price advances McIntyre building or through the following brokerai Salt Lake City Utah II B Cole Judge building Levlson-Maho- n Company Keith Emporium Continental Securities A In vestment Co McIntyre Bldg Metzner Lovewell Co Judge Bldg Loa Angeles California A Co I w Hell H M Parsons msn building Albert Searles Security building Denver Colorado C W Savery Securities Com- pany Exchange building Reno Nevada - Williams - Wiley - Meeks Company Clay Peters building Jlootea Mass t Georg E Hemphill &'Co50 Congress street Cedar Rapids la J D Blue Jr Co 07 OPENING SALES American Con Copper 2500 at 14c Alta Tunnel 600 at 10c 200 at 60c Big Tunnel Mines 500 at 35c 75 at 36c Empire Emma Copper 200 at 9Sc Iron Blossom 100 at 9107) 300 at 9110 100 at Michlgan-Uta- h 9L12) 1000 at 23c Original Bannock 500 at 16c 3000 at 15)c 2000 at 15c Prince Con 100 at 3125: 50 at 3127) Rico Wellington 100 at 50c 300 at 51c Silver Coalition 100 at 9302) Union King Chief 1000 at 6)a Victor Con 1000 at 5c Whirlwind 500 at 9c Yankee 300 at 10)c 1000 at 8)0 OPEN SESSION Star 5000 at 4c Antelope Albion 4500 at 6c 1700 at 6)a Cottonwood 500 at Big Columbus Rexall 1000 at4)a 18c Eureka Mines 1000 at 21a Iron Blossom 800 at 9112) 100 3115 Bannock 1000 at Original ’ Seven Troughs 500 at 4c 15)a Tintlc Standard 100 at 9125 at CLOSING SALES -- 1000 1000 at 5c Croff 2000 at 4)c Iron Blossom 400 at $112) : Leonora 2000 at 11a Monzonite 1000 at lc at4)e Prince Con 100 at $127) Provo 2000 at 3)a Rico Wellington 100 at 52c 64c t ' 53c-20- 4 1000 1 8380- TOTALS' 54632' Selling value 9806492 - 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V-- ' i - m : - r- ‘ - at 11a Union Chief 1000 at 6)c 407 Yankee 1000 at 10a sold 8000 100 at at l8)a100 at Silver King Con Uncle Sam 1000 at 11c Utah Con 3000 Sella Utah Power & Light Co Cumulative “ 7 First Preferred Stock ) American Con Copper 2000 at 14a 500 ta'12a ' Bingham Amalgamated Bear Lake Metal 1000 at )c Cottonwood Metals 1000 at 2c 1000 at 4c at 5)c ' ' - Securities - ‘ ! f - ' - "v 1 oQ C)o t J |