Show i - THE HERAIJ) REPUBLICAN SALT LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 131917 fv - MET CORN OIL AND - METALS GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK DEEP CREEK AUGUST OUTPUT ON MINING EXCHANGE 126 CARLOADS stocks gives those of the brokers who have a penchant for this thing to maIt nipulate without- much hindrance is a market which is easily controlled by a few In fact one broker with nerve ana a lew orders judiciously placed among his brother brokers can do about as he pleases Columbus Rexall was Inclined to take higher levels but there seemed to "Insiders'" be a disposition by to keep it down It opened at $160 and was shoved down to $1571 ' Plutus In the last call was played between 36 and 39 1 cents for some reason The two Rlcos were lower Argentine at 6 cents and Wellington down to 36 cents Beaver Copper sold ' shares Alta Tunnel moved up to 13J cents again Prince was at 97 cents Sells at 181 cents and Standard at - $150000 V v : Ore shipments from Gold Hill during the month of August totaled 126 car-loa- so-call- tons of or approximately an estimated value amounting to $150-00- 0 says the Gold Hill Standard For a district that has had rall-roa- d facilities for only six months this Is a splendid record' considering the "' limited number of " producers While the largest part of the shipments came :' from the mines of the Western Utah two other Copper company there are companies In the list that can heascountboth ed as being regular shippers have sent a number of carloads of ore to smelters since the completion of the Star Deep Creek railroad The Pole durmade shipments Copper company ing the last week of the month and sent out three carloads while two carioaaswere forwarded by the Woodman Mln" !ne romoanr One carload of thirty five tons was shipped by Frank Little from the Silver King mine near Cliftonand Doran & Co leasing on the Spotted Fawn property in the Dutch moun tain part of the district shipped one car estimated to contain twenty ions Utah Cop Shipments by the Western owns the property per company whichamount or aeveiop with the greatest xnent in the Deep Creek region amounted to 11-- carloads or about 4760 tons valued at $142800 It Is estimated that since the completion of the Deep railroad the shipments by tnis nrecb company alone representora gross value about equal of more than $500000 to the cost of constructing the road And reports from thea effect that there is are to the mines today tonnage of ore in ofsight greaterever the comIn the history than And before railroad facilities pany made shipments possible orit was esti copper ore mated that the reserves in the mine amounted' to 250000 tons Since then an Immense body of lead ore has been developed and at times a considerable quantity of this ore nas been shipped The large proportion of however has the company's production been copper ore that carries 40 cents ounces silver to gold and four S toto eight 5 per cent copper' A the ton with recent discovery in the mines was a hp of cunrite copper ore which vweetened shipments so that grab earn oles from carload lots gave assay re The cop fiiorti as IS ner cent rn 150 feet In of a width has per deposit been has and the depeer workings to level tunnel lower the from opened 300 reetaoovev the surface The lead ore body is eighty feet wide on the 200 level and that It continues '? strong and persistent from the to a considerable depth below the exploratorythe has been provenby down from jrork0 A winze is being put level to develop the property 200 feet deeper 6000 ds : : ' - - ' 4 semi-offici- al - ge Emerald Eureka Mines Emma Consolidated Earl Eagle East Crown Point East Tintic Con East Antelope Eureka Bullion - MILLER HILL DRIFT NOW OUT 30 FEET -- From the detailed statement just issued by President Jesse Knight of the Miller Hill of American Fork the fol- lowing is summarised: sale of 25000 After the proposed at 50 cents there will remain shares - 275000 shares In the treasury The is main tunnel is in 2200 feet A drift now out 30 feet on a fissure cut in 2058 feet from the portaL "The fissure has widened from six inches to foot and five feet with a well defined considerable wall showing hanging mineralization in lead silver and copthe north drift and per We started news to report any favorable expect In the root of the south drift day e lead axe several Inches of now exposedw but we liver and copper have will not raise on this until 'drafted further on the tunnel level! - : Rich Streak of 18 Inches J Widens Out but Is Some-- v what Mixed N £1"? " Supt Peter Harrington "of the New "i! and Quincy is loading another car of ore narrowed down at times to feet a few zromitne new workings At the Salt It When there the pinched even high-gra' iwrnea wsi ore makes Is This work ing that the carload of 52 tons shipped weeK or more ago is euo reel ver- I approximately hA UP Wltn SSST Itawaiting from the The fissure surface tlcally Its gangue The word from camp is that the shows a crushed some water was coming in 15 to 18 Recently rich streak in the drift Is rum -14 lTKh oi wi we xunnei xnis " I water had been so stained ' " 7T I f by the mln I entire face is ore but rather mixed I cx vnx u was yeiiow inere jt- -t w Th de fi v- lron-staln- "f atav 55 abor th :0 level abor thl" soo It level of the Daly West The new There is drift- to the west Is making out In wtJl ueau tne direction of the Judge but is still vini - : Xor r looked X - -- — Moscow 500 Adjourns Until Today TITa (Badger kl ! Jl 1 I SB m enresentativrh — Bufor r" be fixed meta? purchrsesof &v AZntr its - conclusion - 11 03 Ak Ak Bid I tt Cl J Jerome R 300 V War - S0 FerlMr 75 25 J Victor Howe 8 500 525 Glen B 0 1IS7M 1462 Hecla Ida ttTU 90S Wrisht If CortU A 600 812 3700 S625 Magma C 45 50 ON ATLAS EXCHANGE -- I 1 - 1 Iaard-3652- American Beet Sugar American Can Amerocan Car Fdry American Locomotive American 8melt ft Ilefg American ngar Refining American Tel Tel American Z L A a Anaconda Copper a icq won Jb Atl Gulf W I 8 S Baltimore 4b Ohio Butte A Superior Conner California Petroleum Canadian ' Pacific chum xxiiurr ISalea High Low Bid M Chicago Mil 4c St Paul Chicago 4b North westers Chicago B I 4k Pae etfs Chine- Copper Colorado Kiwi A Iron Corn Products Befg Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar manners securities Erie General General Electric Motors Great Northern Pfd Northern ore etfs More unlisted Issues " and oils ap Great Illinois Central Copper peared on the boards of the new West- - Inspiration Mer Marine Pfd n States OH & Stock exchange at Int International Nickel yesterday's two sessions in the Atlas International Paper Kansaa block Baker Bankers Mines - Southern Bid Ask 10 11 03 01 02 08 02 02 Bid los - Ophlr Ask 10 OS KaTage S Mot L'nlon 17 44 42 07 4 Copper Kontnern faoine Rmithern Railway JO Ktuilrbaker Corporation 15 Texaa Company 021 rnhm Pacific IT S Inrtuntrlal Alcohol 02 United States Steel 05 2 Boston Development Cottonwood Coalition Big Bull Moose Boston Metals Big Cottonwood S King 03 08 e Bingham-Tooel- Cove 01 7 01 01 03 Copper Uranium Cottonwood 'Great Central 05 021 Belmont Dalsr 10 08 Carbonette Keystone Cash Boy Dla B B 08 03 02' Old" Cn Copper Cypsy Q Eagle 92 11 3 But 05 Clementine 031 Gr Bend 12 02 Grandma Red Midway 60' Dayton 10 09 08 09 M P E Deseret Mountain 10 Merger 25 10 09 R pick Montana 08 Detroit Copper 01 09 Mix Ex Y Tiger Bertha Dugway '05 OS 11 01 IfXam Kandatrm Daly-Jud01 11 10 12 Star Kewanos Delsa 01J 21 30 02 Reacoe Big Four 19 20 Eureka 'Lily 06 Ton Ex 220 Dexter V 01 15 East Hecla 01 02 02 Umatilla O Wedge 69 22 001 '03 Gibraltar 23 W End Man Cn i Ely Golden West Exp 08 17 03 15 N Hills Man D 21 25 23 R Mtn M Glory 04 Golden Fleece 01 02 AS Gold 03 Lemhi Mustang Crackjck 10 187 r 142 Nellie Cottonwood Wblteeap 10 Little 10 11 81 Con Va Packard 03 10 Logger 02 ' 60 Rochester II as Nr 09 Lynn Big Six 08 07 Mexican 01 McKlnney Montana-Bingha70 Nevada Zinc 03 ' Extension 03 700 at $160 1500 at Pacific 05 Piute M A M 75 Ridge & Valley at 261c Dragon 5001000 09 Sliver Dipper at Demijohn lc 02 Silver TungstAr Emma Con 300 at 93c 200 at 92c 40 Three Kings Mining East Tintic Con 2000 at 4Jc 10 Utah Kearns Tunnel E Bullion 2000 at 6c 021 Valley View Howell 100 at 21c 1000 at 211c Wolverine 05 Iron Blossom 200 at 89c 6000 Lehl Tintic at 2c OIL Miller Hill 100 at 40c h Michigan-Uta200 at 221c 500 at Atlas Oil 27 23 23c 001 011 Alberta Petroleum Con New Quincy 2000 at 101c 05 J ' 500 at 36c: 1600 at 38c: 2200 1 Plutus 07 I A Amm Kftft mt at 0 hnv ""!" 18 Out West Petroleum r - zoo at 88c 200 at 97c mnca conMontana-Wyomin- g 25 Paloma 1000 at 35c 05 Oil Prudential 1000 Rico Argentine at 6c w Al 01 001 Rico Wellington 100 at 37c 100 at Oil":::: 25 36c 09 10 ' Western Plains Oil Sells 1000 at 181c 04 ' 05 Western States OH Silver King Con 200 at $420 Sloux 2000 at 71c INDUSTRIAU South Hecla 200 at $1021 Silver Shield 300 at 26c 02 Kitchen Service Tar Baby 649 at 7c 2000 at 71c — Peoples Sugar 100 Tintic Standard at 25 com 25 pfd1050 Utah Con 3500 at 31c $155 40 Standard Fuel Union Chief 1000 at 5c 250 at 41c 50 Sunset Color Works Wilbert 1000 at 35c Walker 200 at $165 SALES Shares sold 90a99: selllnar vlu 1500 Dugway Bertha at 5c 2000 Ophlr Gold M & R at 5c 500 Eureka Lily at 20c- ' 04 04 08 44 13 08 45 - -- ' ge 4171 07 - - ' m Col-Rex- 08 500 at at 231c 3000 13 Jc -- - ' : - - -- all "i"' ' — "ah-wjomi- ng : - - - k " I - ' ls2ft '75 60 150 a MORE NEW STOCKS 11V& SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS ha followina- auotatlona are from the Ba4 Bros prtrate wire serrlce: - GUAItANTEEb ' - - -- : Bros Private Wire) OmA mi wap "" '"i government ?°Vf bf I T!Le "!e"me-ntN-°' that After Ryan board- discussed the situation 'the August 6 and August 24 Work was left for more than an hour and adjourned recently started on the property at until Thursday without reaching a Alta Fr not near so active as during the past few days but prices exhibited more action Traders were still Imbued With a feeling of confidence In regrard to crop condition when the market opened and much selling pressure was encountered and lower levels established in consequence Cash market was and prices were unchanged to 1strong cent higher No 2 yellow sold to 3224 and there was a sale of No 1 white at 1221 Oats displayed firmness almost from the start and at the finish prices were lc to lc better than the before Prices for cash oats were lcday to highlc er Provisions had a decline Talk of regulating? meat sharp caused much prices selling of long product and this offset many of the bullish factors which developed during the day Hog receipts were larger than anticipated at 18000 and prices at the closed practically unchanged aftyards er opening 10c to 15c higher Leading futures ranged as follows: throughout the early hours Fair sup port was given to steel and copper shares during the forenoon but that yielded to the pressure at midday and in the afternoon the bears found almost the entire list weak They took advantage of the situation and hammered prices until at the close nearly every Issue had registered a drop of from 1 to 5 points Russia's Internal troubles grown to a pass where they must be recognised as ivil war and France s difficulty In forming a new cabinet the bears used as a club in pounding values downward It is true that the apparent definite defeat of the radical forces in Congress and the satisfactory progress In the revenue bill might be regarded as offCloae Open IiOw ' I CORN— Insetting factors But the confidence I i171 118 117 spired thereby failed to counterbalance May lK 116 116 114 117 the effect of the disturbing foreign OAT8— newsr 66 57 67l Petrograd exchange rates suffered a December 60 new decline and established a new low May 60( 61 record at 12 cents the ruble for checks PORE— and 12 f cents for cables This was de- October 4300 4238 4330 4200 January preciation of over 75 per centLARD— acthe for traders During long day counts were somewhat heartened by October 2360 i 3860 2870 2S&T 2257 2266 news of a revival of buying orders of January finished war munitions by Britain and RIBS— 2367 2860 I 2860 France This was rather unexpected October alio"! 2172 2160 2160 as it had been rumored further large January auotatlona: purchasers were to be confined to raw Caah Corn— No 2 yellow S220223: Ke 8 yel materials Crucible Steel and Bethle- low 4 323 nominal hem became active as a result of the lilt— ao iNowuteyellow staaoara iiMir iwtHm: munitions news but they lost HO 1 0 In the days Kye— NO 8 I86OIS6 respectively nevertheless Ww ' United Steel States lost 21 trading a 'jimouiy— uuoavn American 'Car Foundry 11 Republic Clover— 17OOrS2160 Steel 21 Smelters 2 Tobacco 41 and Pork— 4225 General Electrls If New York A New Haven was Bibs— 23420239& among tne few issues showing a gain at the close It advanced I of a point New York Sent SUGAR 13— Raw suaar nominal General Motors gained a like amount 702 molaaaea 614 refined steady Call money varied from 5 to 3 per cent Centrlfnral line granulated I40&IM free-for-a- satisfaction -- a a' at 61c Original Bannock Paloma 2500 at 8Sc Rico Wellington 300 at 281c 200 at 38c 200 at $316 - Sliver King Coalition j Silver King Con 30071cat 1000 $420 71c at Sioux Con 2500 at South Hecla 100 at $105 700 at SI 521 Tintic Standard1000 a United at 3c Tintic ' i Utah Con 6000 at SIC and If you want prompt efficient Wilbert 100 at 85c honest service when buying or selling ' West Toledo 1000 at 15c ? Walker M 100 at $165 mining stocks call up H B COLE'rV--:a'neof benefit can the who give you closing' cali teen years' experience Alta Con 500 at 21c ' ? Albion 2000 at 6Jc ' Tlta Tunnel 200 at 131c Bullion 1200 at 51c Vl' H B:C0LB 1000 at 8e Big Cottonwood BROKER ':: J G 200 at 36c: 200 at 35c Bannock Beaver Copper 1500 at Hc 1000 at v S Room 1 Stock Excbaage BldgV lie it - '1 S Assessment No 2 br the Albion Mln- - I was I va n the company has been levied and ing announce nn wHnMfv Tfci- - i 1 ont IK Th An mm at-- ntnh that S?tt 100 Emma 10 Kly Com 17 100 Iron BkM 175 Hiford C 160 4400 4600 Msrma 387H Hay H 37 SI Stewart M I2S Tono M Tono Ex 187 712 X East 467 425 Utah S N 8600 9100 100 - New York Sept 12 — Bears seeking soft spots In today's market discovered what they sought In many places NEW YORK QUOTATIONS Copper Committee Albion Levies One Cent Assessment Com 13c at 100 at prob nV STOXON WALU Br lDternation! News Kcirlre The attendance is reported KennecottCityConner Jk Nasbrllle The interest aroused LouifTllle growing steadily Motors Maxwell BOSTOX CURB CXOSK Mexican Petroleum ll in thla exchange where Miami Tk MIavIb AHAtAftlAiia am hum Sirim Tim Conner own la seems his broker to everybody Pacific private wire be gaining ground The fact that only MlMNtnrl Montana Power Nevada Copper ' BId Ask Bid Atm a few of the listed stocks are found New Centra? In new Is mart pointed out as evi N Y York this Mines 1187 1312C V Ex 2550M60 N II it Hartford 80 JU 70 Met 460 dence that it will in but a slight way Norfolk 42S Kit Wetera 260 27S Ctah Con 150Q 1560 tread on the toes of the older exchange Northern Jk Pacific Cblf C 625 Utah Apex 860 275 600 D Dalr MaU fie Yesterday's quotations and sales Pad E a B B Z26 260 R Butte 1160 1175 were Paetfie Tel- 4b Tel as follows: M Val 600 625 N Butte 1800 1700 reported PennaynTanl 88 Tuolumne 26 120 181 Uajestle MINING uau rilMvuiiU 100 112 Dalr West 200 287 Ner D Ray Con Copper 18 16 125 B London Ohio C 109 Ask" Bid Reading 20 15 S Utah ToTl Rep Iron 4b Steel Alta Divide Khattnck Arts Iron Blossom 150 at 88c Leonora 2000 at He Michigan-Uta- h k was o 370 - 60 100 C Wmteh 07 Psc Gas 5100 5200 Big Cot: 975 1000 Qtles 8 14000 34200 Copperm ' : This is estimated aa po-h- iv Quincy -- 10-ce- ed Jf m VI" an Important cross fissure V "V-ground Is declared to have great Blue Bull C O D i- -- 1 Atlanta South Sells Syndicate S King Coalition v Seven Troughs S King Consolidated simiT rtananlldated Swansea Consolidated South Hecla Silver Shield South Hecla Extension South Iron Blossom Silver Keystone Secret Texan Tar Central TinticBaby Tintic Standard United Tintic v Uncle Sam Utah Consolidated Union Chief Victor Consolidated Whirlwind Con Wilbert West Toledo Walker Mining Woodlawn Copper : Yankee Consolldat Zuma ed 1 i- Bid 18 b"'0"0°5 -- —-— Alta Cob - f"Vr SSSBSSSMBBSSSBSNaBHM 00 private wire Plutus Prince Consouaatea Paloma Price Mining i Provo Rico Argentine Reed'sJPeak Rico Wellington Standard Four ' FUULFACE ORE NEW YORK CURB CLOSE nnatatiiwi urm fmim H4m Rfm' OPENING CAIU high-gradAlta' Con 500 at 21e' American Con Copper 1000 at 14 c : 500 at l?Jc at 13c Alta Tunnel 100011000 at lie v Beaver Copper 500 at 2Jc Bay State Rexall 100 at $160 1000 at Columbus 'V-0 $1621 o Postpones Big at atc 6Jc Colorado ioou 1000 Point Crown Assessment Daies Carbonate Con 500 at 181c 500 at )19e: 500 at 19iC 100 at $115 100 at Empire Copper Directors of - the Big Four Explora 1 tl25 another post£ tion company have made Mines 300 at 16c assess- : Eureka Con ponement of the No 1 nt 90c 100 at Emma v ment dates - First the date of 8delinE Tintic Con 4000 at 4c - and quency was set for20September Then the dates ale date September and were postponed to September 17post-ponOctober 4" Now 1they are again18 to October and October I - Samples of orejtaken from a new disclosure in the old Max field mine in Big Cottonwood were assayed this week and give returns of $200 or more a ton This is from the contact work being pushed by the Boston Development company It Is being done in the west end of the property The sample gave returns of 90 ounces silver 5 per cent copper $6 In gold and 60 per cent lead The streak is only a few Inches wide but is considered decldedlv nromixlne in such ideal formation for ore mak- Ing This ore is found in' what Is known as the Fairview fissure For some time NEW QUINCY HAS That fnllaMvlnar Grand Gulch Galena Mining Gold Chain Grand Central MA Co Great Western Howell Home Run Iron Blossom i Indian Queen Iron King Kevstone David King Keno M & M Lehl Tintic Lead King Leonora MUford Copper Monzonlte Monetalre Mammoth Miller Hill May Day Mineral Flat Moscow Maior Evans Con Michigan Utah New Quincy Naildriver Neva O K Silver Onohontro Original Bannack Old Crater Ohio Copper Park City Mines Ploche Bristol a 5 - BY JOSKPH F PRITCIURD By International News Service Chieag-Sept 12 — Trade in corn STOCK VALUES DOWN Streak in the Fairview Fissure Carries 90 Silver 60 Lead ' Ore Embargo on Utah Mines Is UoTo morrow peated? InIt' a Is putting the mining po- 7 very disadvantageous panies sition just at a time when they should be reaping a harvest from high prices and a great demand for metals" a point stronger Moscow was $155 12-5- Emma: was down to 90 cents Sales yesterday totaled 90599 shares valued at $1913005 The official closing quotations and aales were reported as follows: I Bid Asked Alta Michigan Antelope Star Alta Consolidated Alta Tiger Albion American Con Copper Alta Tunnel & - T Alta Germanla Bullion Boley Bier Four Exd Amalgamated Bingham Cottonwood Con Big Bannack Gold Beaver Copper Bay State Beaver laKe juetais e Hill Big Comstock - Phoenix Cedar Extension Cedar Talisman Columbus Rexall Colorado Con Mines Crown Point Cardiff Croff Cottonwood King Calumet Cottonwood Metal Century 30 Cunapah Carbonate Con i'ib' i Daly Dragon Consolidated "Mi Demijohn- Consolidated Daly-JudExtension Emoire Mines Copper Empire R&item Prince A Blue Bell Eagle - Utah mines now sweating under another embargo caused by" congestion of ores at the smelters and shortage of railroad cars will take 7 another good breath tomorrow and start their ores for market again iteiauve wiw trouble these embargoes are putting the producers of the state to a Salt Lake mining man said yesterday: "This embargo business may be all now but when will the next right come and' how often will they be recom-- ed or-oth- ' — : activity is the report E W Griffith from Montana brought down New work Is yesterday on all started being sides and soon this" looks as up It will If become one of the most parts of the great mineral state lively Silver at 98 cents la the cause PROVISIONS DECLINE BEAR RAIDS FORCE DEEP WORKINGS Now that a lull has hit the local Old silver mines which have been stock- - market r considerable jockeying nominally dead for a of a cenwith the stocks fs discernible in vari- tury in the Blue Wingquarter district are now ous Issues No conspicuous demand for stirring around and promising great The Production Is Estimated at 5000 Tons Worth " Old Montana $200 SILVER ORE Mines Starting Account Silver IN MAXFELD HOLDING MA RKET DOWN DELINQUENT NOTICE FIRM A Ihloglo & 60 1000 Western Plains Oil BOSTON at 10c RANGE The following Quotations are from Members of the Salt Lake Stock and the Badger Bros private wire service: Mining Exchange Correspondents of Logan & Bryan ' Quotations are con- Bin Mines (N Y) 1225 1225 1225 Mines (N Y) 10121 10121 10121 stantly received over our private wires Cop 95 95 95 Emma Con (N Y) K&91 J5UUA 11871 1175 11871 from the world's markets and impor- Mason 6121 612 6121 Valley tant events 'likely to f feet financial Mortn Butte 1700 1700 1700 IN 107 107 107 uniO lop — - —r - furnllhait ill Immaillatalv — fitlmMt 2200 2200 2200 creek j'ond 1525 1525 1525 A visit to our offices will demonstrate I Utah Con I Utah -350 350 350 Apex me viu ui iniBHTicc United Verde Ex 3675 3675 3675 1750 1750 1750 14W Mai S409 88 AmZmVJm m HdoAve Oajueau - - salt 175 157 157 400 67001 84 40 71 84 88 4200j 42 2300 78 3400 61 70 58 SO 8 984 84 108 113 17 69 95 84 65 28 15 184 81 66 59 108 2200I1SU4S 200! 17 17 18700 72 1800 2400 S7 280ft 87 9S 84 65 400 28 2 200 16V& 16 7900 15S 152 0 4800) 88 200 57U 55 2300 6A 58 500 104 Z8 "iiooo 54 83 1800 48H 48 199C0 S4400 70T4 68 48 24 68 30 25 20 138 80 102 82 99 52 85 28 67 27001 2tA 25 20 48001 71 5400 188M 33 4OS00 ssu 1400 108 102 17400! 88 99 1400 101 n 10800 88 85 80 28 18 185001 001 31 500 18 81 28 18 38 115 80 2200 304 29 S7 7100! tl 1S00I ssu as 8M0! 88 26 300 80 80 as 84 26 7 32 76 22 a "ilioo 71 83001 24 76 22 4400!100 96 26 22 88 26 22 51 51 SOOt 111 28 208! 22H 4700 51 4X 2900) 27 191001 82 26 78 S200! Sl'A 78 26 78 78 23 1 :::::::::::: 25 5800 27 15001 43l 42 2300:i66 163 80 23 43 163 10000)129 M126!127 28001131 !12S 1129 255200jl08!lCS106 a Preferred 66001 88 98 2501H 25 Pfd B 24l Weatern Union 8001 KS 45 34001 l Weattnghnuae Electric Total aales for the day 611000 sbarea zMWiiia-tiiai4iii- I'tali Copper Wabash 8t 86 24 88 44 MINING NOTES There was a report around town yesterday that the streak of ore In the Demijohn Consolidated had widened from a few Inches to two feet Local officials have no confirmatory Infor' mation e Charley Pratt one of the brokers of the Salt Lake Stock & Mining exchange is again overcome with the fever to enter the market He told his friends yesterday that he will leave the latter part ' of the week for Casper Wya where he will enter the brokerage business The Newhouse interests in the Powder River Dome Wyoming have been Incorporated as the Casper Embar Petroleum company Percy M Cropper who was for many years mining editor of the Deseret News has been made secretary and treasurer of the new company with offices in the Judge building Word was received yesterday that the new field now enjoys the dis tinction of having more rigs in operation than any other unproven field in old-tim- -- the state rLIVE STOCK MARKET Market North Salt Lake Sept Choice steers 8 ? 00 good ateera ateady 600725 choice cows 7606850: fair steer and heavy heifers 6259700 fair to good cowa a and heifer 5756625 cutter 6006625 fat 8500500: bologna bulla 5006608 balla 6006700 veat calves 90061150 Market ateaay Choice Hogs— Receipts 184 mixed hoc- - 177561825 feeders 1350614-512-Cat- tle— can-ner- 1 0 1675471775 Sheep— Receipts 30 Market Good steady ewe 85ofr958 choice lamb 160061550 wethers 300001060 yearllags 105081100 NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX SANDY CITY UTAH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a special tax for the purpose of pav ing curbing and guttering the Main street from the east side of the State road to a line opposite the middle of the block between Fourth and Fifth East streets In paving district No 1 has been levied and confirmed br ordl nances of the Board of Commissioners and became effective tne 23th day of 1917 July Said special tax Is levied upon the following described real property In City Sandy Lots 9 and 10 block 79 lots 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 and 16 block 80 lots 9 12 IS and 10 block 81 lots 9 10 11 14 15 and 16 block 32 lots 9 and 10 block 83 lots 9 10 11 12 13 14 and 15 iocs block 84 lots 9 ana 10 diock 9 io 11 iz is 14 ana is diock ss: 9 11 10 37 9 10 lots and12 block S3 lots 2 block and 89 1 of lot block lot to-w- lt: -- A DIVIDEND NO 17 OF TEN CENTS per share and an extra dividend No 4 of five cents per share has been declared and will be paid on October 1 1917 to the holders of outstanding shares of our capital stock as shown by our books at tne ciose of ousincss on sept 15 1917 Stock transfer books will be closed on September 15 1917 and reopened for transfers on October 2 1917 SILVER KINO CONSOLIDATED MIN- ING COMPANY OF UTAH SOLON s±iKO rresiaent G W BROWNING Secretary Salt Lake City Utah Sept 1 : 1917 NOTICE NOTICE IS ' HEREBY GIVEN THAT BEAVER COPPER COMPANY PRIN- cisal place of business Salt Lake City Utah Location of mines Beaver county Utah Notice: ' There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of assessment No 7 levied on the 30th day of July 1917 the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: Cert-No Ami No Due Shares 15 3 205— J E King 60 222— J H Horlick 5000 1250 223 — Ambrose Nord 5000 1250 229 —Ambrose Nord 5000 1250 230— Ambrose Nord 1250 5000 231 —Ambrose Nord 1260 5000 226 — E Nielson 12 6o 6000 238— C E Allen 10000 2500 241 —E Beck 10006 2500 252— Glen Ostrauder 5000 1250 264— L Merry man 5000 1250 — 268 Ernest Boins 10000 2500 276— Gordon Thornburg 5000 1280 277 — Gordon Thornburg 5000 12ro 284— Jas Crooks 1250 6000 287— L Merryman 5000 1260 Z 288 — David Mill 100 00 25ee 290 —David Mills 5000 1250 295— Jas Metcalf 10000 2500 301— J M Allen 1250 5000 303— Mrs J II Horlick 5000 1250 330 — O E II ulah 2500 C2S 338 — N G Jarrard 1000 250 34 Dixon A Miller Co 1000 250 366— H B Cole 1000 250 S50 369— H B Cole 1000 iooo 2000 1000 looo25— Badger Bros 1000 26— A L- Emberson 1000 36— A Da vies 1000 37— A Davies 1000 40 —A Davles 1000 42—A Davles 1000 58— W M Havenor 1000 65— C E Allen 5000 73— J H Horlick 1000 75— R J Evans 1000 — 83 Badger Bros 1000 86 — Badger Bros 1000 89 —w D Nebeker 1000 91— W D Nebeker 1000 98— R J Evans 1000 99 — R J Evans 1000 ooz —rt 1000 Evans — 3 R J Evana 1000 — 4 R J Evans 1600 6— R J Evans 1000 14— R J Evans 1000 16 — R J Evans 500 soo 17 —R J Evans 21 —8 Artheur Block 5000 37 — Dixon & Miller Co 1000 47 — K J Evans iooo 1000 48— K J Evans — 53 H M Havenor 1000 — 1 Ralph A Badger 1000 ' 5— J S Bell 1000 66— J 8 Bell 1000 67— J S Bell 1000 68 — J 8 Bell 1000 49— E W Hulse Co 1000 74 —Hyrum Leatham 1000 77 — R J Evans 1000 82— R J Evans 1000 88— J R Sebree 1000 — 9 B W Dixon 1000 19—Keunett Clayton 1000 20 — vera Clayton ioo 25 — W O Milroy 1000 27 —H W Cram 1000 32—W H Child 1000 34 — Mrs E Cowan 300 36 — Mrs C H Wright 1000 38 — W & Weller 1000 41 —H O Teager 1000 — 43 H O Yeager 1000 — 44 C F Decker 1000 49— Mrs G M Fah rinE00 ger 639 — Dixon A Miller Co 1000 59 — Lawrence Briggs 1000 63 — Badger Bros 1000 79 — H W Doscher 500 80 — Peter K Bokas 2000 81 — J R Sebree 1000 1000 53—J R Sebree — 86 Mrs Margaret Me1500 Cardy 93 — C N Hart 1000 97 —Y Hlng Tu 3000 701 — F L Cowan 1000 11 — C M Temple 500 1000 If— M Temple 21— F L Cowan 1000 27— C C Bow 1000 8— 1000 Bow e — c Bow iooo 1000 81— Bow 14 — Peter Fourkas 1000 38 — W M Havenor 1000 43— W M Havenor 1000 44 —W M Havenor 1000 — 45 W M Havenor 1000 4 8— W M Havenor 1000 54 — J R Sebree 1000 56 — J R Sebree 1000 57 — J R Sebree 1000 1O00 58 — J R Sebree 66 — J R Sebree 1000 1000 76— W M Havenor 77— W M Havenor 1000 87 — R U Batchelor 1000 1000 812—M Lall 28 — J R Sebree 1000 — 29 J R Sebree 1000 1000 43— T A Block ! 4000 44— T A Block 1500 48—Mrs M Wellg 52 —A V Bowyer 1000 200 63 — O E Maun 500 56 — E W Hulse A Co 1000 868 —H B Cole 69 — H B Cole 3000 1C00 70 — H B Cole 1 — H B Cole 1000 2 — H B Cole 1000 3 —H B Cole 1000 7 — H B Cole 1000 8 — H B Cole 1000 9 — H B Cole 1000 1000 97 — W M Havenor 1000 901 — W M Havenor 4 — W M Havenor 1000 5 — W M Havnor"1000 27— W L Wilson A Co 1000 36 — F W A lk ire 1000 1U00 61 — E M Taylor 1000 2— E M Taylor sis —it is coie 382 — Albert Beck 386 — R J Evans 402— H B McMillan 350 500 250 260 260 250 260 250 250 260 125?3 250 350 250 250 Z60 250 250 250 260 j 250 250 250 250 125 125 1250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 37i 250 2rrt 250 259 25 2 50 25A 250 125 250 250 250 12 500 250 259 373 250 750 250 125 250 250 a CC c aa - 250 250 250 254 250 250 250 250 25 250 259 250 250 250 250 250 250 260 25t 250 25 250 1000 375 254 54 123 250 250 250 260 250 260 260 250 25 250 260 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 the annual meeting of the stockholders 3 — E M Taylor l00 of the Pleasant Valley Coal company 500 4— E M Taylor 12S will be held at the office of the corn— 5 E L Smith 2750 CS7 — In 724 63 Carrie 8 Long 1000 Salt Lake building cany 250 on Monday 6— H W Cram October 1 1917 5000 Utah Judge 1250 Ctty — noon 12 3000 o'clock for the purpose of 78 —R J Evans at 259 9 R J Evans eiectinsr a ooara ox airectors to serve 260 iooo — SO 1000 R J Evans 250 for the ensuing year ana tne transac1—R J Evans 1000 other business which may tion of any 259 500 97— H W Cram 125 properly come before the meeting 8 — H W Cram 1000 is a UKisiiiuiKju secretary £50 1000 W H Cram 259 Dated Salt Lake City September 11 1000— 20 — C H Lellor 5000 1917 1259 21 — C H Lellor 5000 1250 And In accordance with law and an DIVIDEND NO 2 BINGHAM MIKES Notice is hereby given to order of the board of directors taade on Company the stockholders of the Blnaham Mines the 20th day of July 1917 so many of the State of company a corporation no z of shares of each parcel of such stock as Maine mat uiviaena cents (50c) per share has been fifty may be necessary will be sold at the by the board of directors unon office-o222 Ness build the company the outstanding capital stock of the cor on Tuesday Utah Lake Salt uctooer 1917 to City ing l poration payaoie of record September 20th the 25th day of September at S a'cloGe" stockholders isigneaj james graves p m to pay delinquent assessments President theron together with the cost of adTHOMAS a WOODS Treasurer vertising and expenses of the sale Dated Sept 6 1917 F 8 WALDEN Secretary -- declared r General Manager Raddats of the Tin CONSOLI- SUMMIT AND RED-BIRtic Standard said yesterday that the Probate and GiiardUmBliip Notices dated Mining Company Ltd Notice of drift on the 1260 level is out more than of stockholders meeting v Consult county clerk or the respective special 100 feet is Notice nereoy given that there Information further for signers a be of stockwill special meeting Sent 12— Xloea— ReeHnta ICAM Chicago d holders Summit and of TO NOTICE CREDITORS unsettled fic to 10c" above yeaterday's average Consolidated Ltd the company Mining Bulk 17606 1880 Ugur 1725CjlStf ESTATE OF JOSEPH H M ELLEN mixed of which has been revoked on 1705A1S90: heavv lCSOtxiSflO mnarh ia ao deceased Creditors will present claims charter or tne nonpayment of the an 1715: pig 136061750 with vouchers to the undersigned at account nual license tax to be held at room Cattle— Receinta 17000: atrons Native heet 610 Lake Salt Felt building Salt Lake City Utah cattle 74061780 a new ' high price record: UtahJudge on or building De 422 Aionaay before the 20th day ofCity weatern-atce- ra tne11wZ4in 1b66O815O0 wtuekerw and feedera cember A D 1917 September m m W j i mmtkmm Itfl ww-aayaoi 610G1050: cowa and heifer 480fil2k5: ealvc ui ftuaj of a upon 1270fri660 purpose voting of the estate of Josenh for Sheen— KeeeiptM 16000: firm Wether of all of the sale and conveyanceproposition I Sua H Administrator Mellen deceased 1275 ewes 8256lf75 lamb com assets and said of 122511825 the property & ALEXANDER STEWART STEWART pany ror saia Estate Kanaas City Sent 12— Ho— Receinta--' CiODi By order of the directors and trusDate of Attorneys first publication Aug 16 tees Bulk 177SfrI875: lieavv isK0ia9O higher lackers and butcher 1S00H1880 light KSOtf ALONZO YOUNG Vice President 1860 plga 17604rl7O0 C W Felt Secretary Prime-fe5000: Cattle— Receipt stronc D Red-Bir- - - - mtm - ' d Heera 1600411680: dreaed beef ateerw llSOfy 1550 western "teem 900471225: cowa 850ft 850: heifer 700fi13(M: atorkera 'and feedera 650i!1326: bulla 6009800: calve rOOfjlSOO Hheep— Receipts 6500: bieher Umha i6S(taa 1760 yearlings 115061350 wethers 105C6 1250 ewe 95041150 MONET New York Sept 12— Mercantile uanov 65U vtstv Sterllnc aixtrIay bills 472: rommert-la- l bllla on' banks 471 rmnmemlal alsty (ay aeinana nay diii is cattle Franca— lemand 476 cable 678: 41 Guilder— Demand 577 ciMm urea—ucmana T77: 776 cables 14 Kiiblea— Iemand cable Mexican 14: 78 Government bonds atrady: railroad dollar Time ktana steady bond eauy Kizty-daand ninety daya and aix unntha 5 Call canter Hiali 5: low 3: ruling rate 5: Imtaiey bid 4 1 offered at 5 last loan 6 7-- tna its -- 15-1- 6 ram FREIGHT HANDLERS Wages 25c and' 26y2c per hoar 6 y Work under sheds not affected by weather Steady work all yesr O & L Freight Station Firs: West Streets South and Fourth Ap-pl- y BIDS FOR CONCESSIONS BIDS FOR THE FOLLOWING CON-cessio- ns to be granted on the state fair grounds during the period of the annual state fair September 29 to October 6 Inclusive will be received at the office of the association until Thursday September 13 1917 12 o'clock noon: Candy popcorn and peanuts butter I popcorn soft drinks fruit lunch coun- ter restaurant Ice cream cones ts and hamburgers cigars and tobacco A certified check in the sum of S per cent of the bid must accompany each bid and the right is reserved to any and all bids reject UTAH STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION Horace S Ensign Secretary ! red-ho- |