Show W: fHE SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TUESDAY OCTOBER 9 19X7 HEBALD-EEPUBLICA- N MONEY GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK OIL 'AND METALS paper 471 bills demand 470 474 Francs demand 579 cables XJres dedemand 43 envies 43 Roblea demand mand 774 cables 772 Gov1530 cables 1545 Mexican dollar 66 ernment bonds heavy railroad bonds easy Time loans firm: sixty days ninety days and 4nz Call money steady hih months cleat ng bid 3 ottered low 3 rnllng rate 4 at 3 last loan 3 Sterling: Sixty-da- y billa oixty-da- y HELP WANTED 55 comcwial cables 476 f — Mercantile New York Oct S77-Gnllde- 7-- Male Help rs 504 FIRST NEfWEtUs SPRINGVALLEY Business on the local ' mining change yesterday was not exceedingly brisk and a "spread" of 131 cents was Just about the in Columbus-Rexa- ll There were some fluctuation ordinary 60? on Michlgan-Utah and "buyers 60? on "seller Tintic Standard These are supposed Yo indicate a possible rise on the former and a drop In the latter within that period A lot of things can happen In sixty ling days with the dark nights thrown in to boot' sixty ' Columbus-Rexall opened at $150 and was sold up to $1621 and dropped back to $160 closing at 21 cents higherwith sales of 4900 shares Last Saturday morning a keeh observer of the local market declared that this issue would be put on Monday or Tuesday He hit It On Saturday it sold as low as $140 That is a fluctuation of 22 cents On sales vof 800 "shares South ?Hefcla advanced from 92 to 95 cents' ’"Prince sold 1200 shares at $1 Union Chief sold 3000 shares andPlutus reached ‘40 cents again Paloma sold 7000 shares under' 5 cents Sales yesterday totaled 44725 shares valued at $1682300' The official clos- - ? From Spring Valley comes word that the Western Oil eompany has 'brought in a well new" Details are lacking but It is declared that the sand was struck probably near 1000 feet It had been - expected to strike the main sand at 1400 but the oil apparently came in ahead of schedule' Some think- the Trail penetrated probably a secondary sand about 400 feet above the objective This is said to be the first new' well brought in in SpMng Valley in the past even years or since 1910 The field has been extremely quiet during that eerlod with practically no new of importance until this sum' mer The new Western well is locate - - v - 12-fo- ot ’ A - ac-dvlt- : has-bee- n ' les - 6-f- oot now this property a derrick-iWord received yeste was that the construction work b completed - ' - It is expected to "spud isin’1 in a days The first oil sand at about 750 -- This fiel feet quantities of with paraffin base ‘ small high-gra- de Lowland Tunnel Is In About 800 Feet RARE ORES ARE 'Manager Louis Fugal of the Lowland Tunnel company said yesterday that tile tunnel Is now In about 800 feet This is being driven east into the mountain near Mona with the idea of crossget cutting the Wasatch fault andtheto Eva under ore fissures proven by mine and other properties further east A little water has already- been developed and some mineralization has But the chief obbeen encountered some distance ahead are still jectives FOUND IN UTAH - Mines in Northwest Cor- ’ ner of State - - SPOTS ON Government officials strongly advise the conservation and marketing of all kinds of scrap Iron and steel iFound about premises especially at the farms It Is declared that this'' "overlooked waste product of farming is convertible into cash with profit to farmer and with service to the country” A bulletin Issued by the United States geological survey says in’ part: Iron and steel are needed and must be had for innumerable things — for guns shells ships bridges buildings docks automobiles' airplanes rails cars engines oil well casings etc and for exportpipeto the allies Italy In particular beingbadly in need of steel for all purpos£sl This is the main fact In the northeastern states scrap metals ' have long been more or less the fully taken care of maiuly by most ubiquitous junk man and along railways and about most industrial plants they are now salvaged sysin the greater tematically However attenpart of the United1 States-littltion Is given to saving the old metal scattered about the Industrial bindof the farmers where abandoned plants ers plows mowers rakes etc decorate the fence corners and roadsides and discarded stoves-pumpipe and small 'utensils rust about the barns and sheds A Considerable part of this Junk js already- on wheela with tongue and whlffletree attached ready in fact to be ’"walked on ita own legs" to the freight atation s According to the census returns there were In 1910 about $1265000000 worth of agricultural machinery alone on the 6361502 American farms Fjirm Implements not including' stoves chains tools etc valued at about $165000000 are sold annually A considerable part of the cost of manufacturing this farm machinery lies in the metals used and the metals Include not only Iron and steel of various grades and values but occasional small parts of brass or copper Most binders and mowers have one or more bearings lined- with babbitt metal containing tin now wprth about 60 cents and lead at 8 to 10 cents a ‘ - e ps - By International News Service New Nprk Oct 8 —With few excep- tions stocks showed declines when 'today’s market closed Trading was limited and support lacking Bears attacked every soft spot discovered They had their own way most of the and nearly the entire list closed atday or very little above the bottom figures The Industrial shares led the decline Tobaccos being especially weak 'United Cigar Stores broke to 1021 recovered part? of its loss and closed at 103$ Tobacco Products lost 3 points Distillers General Electric International Paper American Can and Peoples Gas American Locomotive sa'gged much below their higher figures for the day and closed at the bottom Rails with the exception of Louisville and Nashville which scored a rise of 1 points displayed a weakness which was disappointing to those who had expressed belief that they had reached bottom Evidences of real liquidation were absent in the 'trading Apathy was apparent and the bears took full advantage of the opportunity It offered United States Steel closed at 105S only above' its low and with a less of 1 points Republic Steel also closed within of its lowest figure of the day showing a decline of 1 point Smelters closed down 1 and Anaconda If Chesapeake & Ohio lost 1 Canadian Pacific St Paul New York Central 2 Beading 1 Union Pacific i and Southern Pacific points Liberty loan 3s declined rather sharply in today's trading Opening at 9966 the highest figure of the day they fluctuated widely selling as low as 9950 and closing at 9954 No other reason-- ' was ascribed for the decline than that the method of the conversion of liberty Si’s into the new liberty 4s is not yet fully understood NEW YORK STOCK LIST - - -- - -- 68 5 pound n 15 149 62 58 50 102 24 19 30 99 49 94 81 91 32 29 72 16 73 24 107 96 25 61 49 24 80 78 600-fo- - Thz‘ following quotations were received terday over tlie Badger Bros private wire: Bid Bing Mnsjll25 Boot Elyj 65 Chief Con 1 245 575 Ptflt-E A B B: 225 Mason Yf 550 Majeatle j S3 Fee Dong) 120 Ohio Oopl 100 19 E Utab B Ask 70 250 537 287 600 36 ln 125 20 I Bid Ver ESIS500 Utah Met Utah Con 1400 Utah Apex SS0 East Bn tie II 100 X Bntte 1550 Tuolumne 125 Daly West 200 Pond Creek 2100 U si Iron Capfl600 yes- Ask 3560 400 1450 S62 1150 1571 187 360 2150 1650 OPENING SALES- Albion Col-Rex- 300 fallowing quotations were received $162 terday over the Badger Bros private wire: Bid Ask Bid Alta Con Big Cot Coppermn Emma Cp yes- 100 Ely Con:' Iron Bios - 200 100 Milford Magma Bay Her Tono Tano I 88 at $155 at 400 ’ -- V : - h at' 0 seller '60 j Un Chief 1000 Zuma 1000 at 50 at - 4 131 V : CLOSING SALES 512 Ant Star 2000 at If Y ' Con Cop " Am Four Exp Big SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Col-Rex- 100 at all at " $155 300 at 15 if you want prompt efficient and ' Colorado Con 825 at 12 Dragon honest service when buying or selling ' Emma Con 100 at 70' stocks call up H R COLE 1800 at 24 500 at Mich Utah mining V who can give you the benefit of nine- buyer-6' Moscow 1500 at 12 teen years experience ' Pioche Bri 2000 at 1' - -- 25 : Plutus 500- at 391 Prince Con 100 at - H B COLE BROKER Stack Exchange Bldg ' - : $100-Sell- 500 at 17 S K Coal 100 at $300 So Hecla 100 at 94-10- - i 3 v s Con v at at Tar Baby 1000 at 500 I 5 at $162 seller $161 Utah Con 100 at 3 Un Chief 2000 at 5 West Tol 1000 at 12 Total 44725 shares $16823 Tin Std $0 iff 00 A Hogle & So STOCKS fc:rB6wDS7'-- 95 v - Ogden' 169 Main SALES Western States Oil V II Y JOSEPH F PRITCHARD ruy International News Service) Chicago Out 8 —There was a strong market in corn today with the volume of trade small At no time during the day were the offerings large while the buying' power was in evidence from the opening to the closing of the session 'The weather map showed killing frosts over the belt but the crop is believed to be prsctically over the danger limit There was a good demand for old cash corn and there was a moderate Increase in the offerings of the new crop The settlement of the labor troubles at Fort William will Increase the movement of grain materially and it is expected that the ' grain to come this way will take care of the ocean tonnage -- ' ' 1200 at St Salt Lake PER-petu- al FIVE BOYS AS HELPERS IN STICK lookcandy department Only those satch 1866 need for employment permanent ing J G McDonald Chocolate Co apply Florists $100-$1BRAKEMEN FIREMEN unnecessary experience monthly LAKE’S ERNEST LAMBOURNE SALT eight-hoday permanent positions leadingourflorist new store Funeral care Railway 67 Decorations designs specialty S Main Wasatch 1516 NEAT APPEARING BOY 15 TOmes-It of ags for office boy and Apyears one with wheel preferred senger Lost and Found W Second South ply 117-1LOST— A PURSE BETWEEN WILLIS-llorn- e WANTED— TEN LABORERS ON CON-erc- te S I depot condrug and O and work $325 a day See Mr Call money taining keys ring Salt Lake Union Stock Yards Tagart 3761-J Wasatch Reward North Salt Lake care Main street 54 Wa- 56 - ur an Herald-Republic- 19 ‘ BLACK HORSE BALD DRAMATIU AT ONCE face one- roan bald face bay mare WANTED In all lines Call on Miss eople A with colt Address U Wagner Sugar Ronwell 22 Kenyon hotel between R D 2 bix 103 Reward 11 and 4 today LOST—ONE -- LOST — A RUSSIAN RACOON FOX MEN WANTED TO WEAR OUR scarf on Capitol grounds Sunday aftGUARANTEED REX FIT TRUSSES ernoon Finder please call Hyland DRUG CO WEST TEMPLE AND 3158-Liberal reward ' BROADWA1 LOST— LADY’S PURSE ON W SEV-en- th GOOD MACHINE PRESSER STEADY car containing papers money W and keys Return to office Reward Herald-Republic- per week: can make work wages $24 overtime Phone Bingperlweek 179 an $10 ham land store Reward 1238-- M Eighth SUITS AT MISFIT Tailoring Co 193 half price Beehive Hotel W! Broadway Peery bldg READ EVERY WANT AD IN THESE columns today'In each little ad then is an important message SALT HARVEST MEN1 WANTED GOOD money Apply Inland Crystal Salt Co 60 E First South WANTED— FREIGHT HANDLERS AT O 8 L freight depot 1st South ana 4th West $250 day OF ALL KINDS KHAKI CLOTHING men and women Nobby Suitor for 219-2S State lum HAND-TAILORE- Personals MILADY’S MASSAGE CREAM FOR veloplng thin cheeks Phone cheeks fleshy Mrs Stewart - or Was DE-- - reducing 2571-M Auction Sales DON'T MISS MY BIG AUCTION SALE 30 West Broadway 1030 Tuesday at and and mahogany brass dav5Ironm bedIvory sets springs mattresses D leather dressers enport and lounge in cook stoves 13 chiffioners range heaters dining tables chairs $500 !er mirror piano linoleum large mahogany lot books cut glass INTERMOUNTAIN EMPLOYMENT rugs scale clock computing grandpa AGENCY always has reliable help 3 and other useful articles G bookcase-desE Oster-lo- h W Second South gas range lot tools auctioneer of quality' PIANO RAGTIME TWELVE 21 k LEARN lessons Note or ear Waterman 441 OSTERLOH AUCTIONEER Sells anything The oldest and most 8 Main experienced auctioneer Was 2824-BOY WANTED WITH WHEEL AT Thirty years In Utah the Chapdelain drug store 379 S WE BUY AND SELL HOUSEHOLD Main O K Furniture Co 343 S gooda T MILKERS WANTED TWENTY-FIRS- 409-State Was 1996 South and Sixth West HyL SECOND-HANSUITS FROM $5 UP Sewing Machines CL E- - W M D SL State Nobby Sui tori urn 219-22- 1 SEWING STANDARD MACHINES 438 White drop head $10 rented '50c A BOY WANTED 16 YEARS OLD 2749 E Seventh South -- Carpets and Rug Cleaning office and store fixtures Butchers and supplies High grade equipment moderate prices direct from goods at to consumer manufacturers AT BARGAINS for a short time only One complete set of bank fixtures One set of drug store fixtures AH complete condition in good 8AM'U E BAXTER 403 Scott bldg Phone Was 5290 room and up fArKU cleaning 61 per National Mouse all olk Col guaranteed Wasatch 4266 Cleaning Hotels LINCOLN HOUSE 66 E First South 250 rooms single rooms 35c 49c and 50c Special rates by week or month Modern bath 15c Wasatch 3453 Moving Vans Clothes and STORAGE packing shipping house hold goods handled with care small WHAT OTHERS PAY auto vans Call for prices NOweMATTER and more for your junlc old on large McPhee Piano pay trlpa Moving Co 47 SL Main Waa 1798 clothing and furniture Hyland 637-- J out-of-to- Furniture wn KXBC ii Oil Opportunities Fortunes are being made in Oil Stocks Wyoming oil fields now offer speculative opportunities of unusual promise On telegraphic: advice from Mr Child who is now in Casper Wyo we recommend purchase of the following Oil Stocks: Western Exploration Consolidated Royal ty Universal Ex- ’Western Besse- Jupiter I We are correspondents for Steinberg & Mahoney of Casper pet in touch with ns for complete information and quotations on these and all other Wyoming oil stocks If you wish to get in on the ground floor the time to act is NOW ! -' mer and Out West BRADEN’S PRODUCTION Private Wire) (By Badge Brothers’ New York Oct 8 —September production of the Braden Copper company amounted to 5248000 pounds of This compares with August copper production of 4512000 Jjily 6050000 and 5002000 in June - Co WASATCH LAWN CEMETERY Crude - ’ -- ploration 5c Lemhi Gold Mining 1000 at lc Cottonwood Coalition 1000 at 10c Hecla Wyoming 1000 at 10c - - ‘ WITH LITTLE TRADING - Via 2409 Hudson Ave -- - Union Wedge Man Con Man Dex M Glory Mustang White C EM-balm- er: Fixtures for tlie day 445000 Shares - GRAIN : Xloeas 1 Hln available The shortage of hog products displayed considerable anxiety today when they bid pork and ribs to new high levels The lower hog market caused some selling early Prices became strong later which was due to the cash demshd for manufacturersgoodwhich shows no signs of abatement Exporters have been liberal 'buyers of late Leading futures ranged as follows: D G J - - § Total : V 500 at 121 '7 O"100 at 5' Central Eur 1000 1 V 600 at $160 100 af $1571 400 at $155 1800 at $1521 600 at $150 ‘ ' 300 at $150 200 1100 at $160 0 100 3800 Stewart $1571 - 500 at 24 V Prince Con 1100 $100 Plutus 200 at 89 200 at 39 100 at 4Q Paloma' 4000 at 4 8000 at $ S K Coal 200 at $300 So Hecla-50at 92 100 at 93 at $162 500 at $1621 Tin Std-10Mlch-Uta- : 4075 22500 at 1- 1 9100 all at If 4 Iron Bloss 700 at Leonora 1000 at “ Ask 6500 Pk Y Tiger gandstrm Kewsnos Big Four Sliver Ant Star 1000 at NEW YORK CURB CLOSE ' The - an M - BOSTON CURB CLOSE Herald-Republic- 225-22- - - ot THE PosiIF YOU DOareNOT FINDforhere The tion looking you UNDERTAKERS O'DONNELL CO an for run will ad TemS 7 West and embalmers In the situation free three days you ple Realty bldg Phone 580 wanted column IV rite an ad telling I what you want and bring it to this S D EVANS UNDERTAKER cent 41 & State offloew ’It will not cost you a chapel mortuary automobile 6erviw If desired without FIVE BOYS TO LEARN CANDY TRADE additional expense Wasatch 364 in cream department Only those for permanent employment looking G McDonald Chocolate J need apply Cemeteries 4k Hyland week We repair any make Walker Elec Co 159 & State Wasatch 4703 BUS BOYS WANTED APPLY SHAY’S Cafeteria 341 8 Main 50 CENTS week sold at $3 up We SS repair 159 State Was 4703 MAN TO TAKE CARE OF FURNACE 27 and house man 253 S State 43 Academy Dancing SOUTH AND MILKERS WANTED 21ST LEARN TO DANCE NEW DANCES Sixth West Hyland 409-Jazz- Hello Pall Ramble Inner Circle Toddle etc Woodward's 34 Main 56 st Phone Was 7770 Upholstering 24 56 OF anything J We also make pads 43 Bank Store and Office cushions to order Wasatch man and 7996 The Upholstery - f Funeral Directors -- 10 30 119 32 - 900-fo- ot WANTED— FIVE GOOD MEN FOR WORK IN YARD PREFER MEN EXPERIENCE WHO HAVE HAD STEADY WORK WITH LIVE STOCK ALL WINTER- - SALT LAKE STOCK YARDS NORTH SALT IAKR -- 94 - Manager Braffet of the Paloma company said yesterday afternoon that he had word from the superintendent of the Beaver county property that he has opened 2 feet-ogood ore on 'the level The values are mainly In silver and lead From a recent shipment ’of twenty-on- e tons the company received net smelter returns of $1100 or a little better than $50 to the ton This ore came from the level Recently a Salt Lake mining engineer Inspected both the Paloma and another Beaver county property whose stock is commanding more than fifteen times that of the Paloma On his return he is quoted as having said: "From a cursory 'inspection If I had my choice I would take the Paloma In — preference to the - 24 47 40 29 70 28 f - EARL T WE THE PARENTS OF our many Brown wish to thank and sympathy friends for the kindness our recent beextended to ua during floral reavement also for the beautiful Brown Mr and Mrs F ft offerings and family 100 59 - i1 LEVEL - l2540 cy ft-- PALOMA OPENS BODY n an -- COO I!4"? m LOST — A SMALL BLACK BOOK IN WANTED — CONCRETE LABORER of 5th to 12th East between teamsters and teams for Idaho Ap1stvicinity and 2d South Phone HyL 973-- R cT Liberal ply to Gilkerson 26 Richards ctreet reward n" EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 42U LOST-t-ON- E LADY’S BLACK PURSE STROCKC Oldest and Best some and money papers containing 57 51 W Second South Herald-RepublicInquire 92 197 GOOD BOY WITH WHEEL NOT GoLOS£T —A PURSE WITH $100 IN CUR-ren115 to school permanent Job Drug ing Second and some small change Hy14 South and East - Private Wire) (By Badger the quotations and sales New York Oct 8 —The Kennecott of Below are as by the Westyesterday reported for SepCopper company’s production ern States Oil and Stock exchange: MINING pared with 7048000 pounds in August 3560000 in July and 5848000 in June Alamo Alta Divide Alta Germania METAL QUOTATIONS New’ York Oct 8—Metal exchange Alta Prince Alta Superior quotes tin firm offered at 6150 Arrowhead Mines Lead dull spot $775 Baker Spelter easy spot East St Louis de-I Big Cottonwood ' livery $7876812 V ' £80' 10s iig King Tooele At London: Lead spot futures Bingham £29 10s spelter spot £34 futures £50 Iso ill te Dev Spot copper1 £110 futures £110 elec- Boston Metals Boston fu£244 £125 15s spot tin trolytic Buffalo Con tures £243 15s Bull Moose ' 0 Carbonette Keystone s Central Eureka Atlantis LIVE STOCK MARKET Cottonwood Cottonwood Grand Cent Copp6r Bftlt Prince Copper Uranium ’Chicago Oct 8 — nogs— Receipts 28000- - Mar-c- t Copper Bilik Cov e weak 5c unrtcr Saturday's average mixed 17S0 Creole opper S251925 light 17701975 968 heavy 1S8019C5 - rough 1760180G: Croesus Gold Mines Con Xa- - Dry Canyon Cattle— Receipts 25000 ' Market weak Bertha Dugway ateers western ateem fve 1150 Dug way Mines 7101750: Deseret Mountain East Hecla 34 unsettled Market Sheep— Receipts Eureka Lily ewes lambs 9501200 Others 910lS00f Eureka King ' Eureka Silver Mar-e- t Kva 20000Omaha Oct 8— Hogs— Receipt XI & M 20 steady to 5c lower Heavy 18751900: Giles 01 Gilt Edge M L B 00 02 Golden Beef 11825: bulk of sales 133001895-CattleXa- - Hazel 0111 03 h Market steady Pine Receipts 13000 ’ 02 I mlay 15 Iowa Copper 00 03 Johnny 7001250 Kennebec atockers and feeders 58 65 5750725 Lemhi Gold 01 00$ ' Market' steady to 25c Sheep— Receipts 18000 04 Logger 12601300 wetliers 11009 Lynn Big Six iglier Yearling 10 00 Manhattan Gold- Mines 00 Oct” 8— Hogs— Receipts 7500 McKinley Mining Kansas City 40 51 steady Bnlk 18751940: heavy 1900 Montana Bingham 01 05 Mines packers and butcher 1SC01945 light Monarch Silver 03 Nevada 03 38000 Market lower Prime North American Cattle— Receipt 05 dressed beef steers Ocean Mining i ed ateers 16001700 04 05 Ophir Gold Ntines 01 Pacific Extension 01 02 Phosnix 25SOO calves 6501360 40 75 Pole Star Copper Market lower Lambs Provo 03 Sheep— Receipts 14000 02' 1100 7251610 yearlings 12001350 wethers 06 Bed Bell 02 06 Salt'Lake Tungstonlan 01 Silver Island 03 Beef Silver SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS 00 Silver Tungsten 14 The following quotations were received yes Sunset Mining -- 1£ 121 Tintic Delaware 05 01 Viev Valley 60 50 W asatch hlines 150 Yellow Pine New York Oet ft— Raw angar steady een-trigal 690 molasses 602 refined steady cut leaf 985 crashed 960 moald A 685 cubes 9100925 XXXZ 635U850 powdered 8504865 fine gra Related A diamond A S35 confectioner No 1V S20SS35 Card of Thanks BY STOXOK WALL v Old Wreckis Around Farms Aggregate Big the Nation Over NY MARKET Kennecott Output Sales For September Quotations and Western ' States at Brothers’ Molybdenite tungsten - and sil ores are found in western Box Elder county Nevada-Utaaccording to Uangua Benson h an old prospector who was In from Rosebud Basin district yesterday He and his associates have' taken up the Blue Bell group of seven claims located sixteen miles northwest of Terrace station This is in the extreme northwestern corner of the state near the Nevada-Idah- o line The formation there is mainly a shattered granite with the values making in prominent fissures One of the principal fissures In the Blue Bell group shows on the surface for 4000 feet The values are mainly molybdenite The fissure is three to four feet wide where opened on the surface and is quarts filled The higher values appear in pockets or chunks and the ore is easily sorted The ore will be sunk on in the fissure but there are good tunnel sites It is the expectation of the owners to ship a carload of this rather rare ore from Terrace before long Associated with Mr Benson are George W Parsons and J A Lynch At Bovine about six miles distant tungsten ore is being taken out for shipment this fall Some people are making preparations Ogden to start up development work in the near future SUGAR BEARS HAMMER SOFT SCRAP WIN WAR INSPECTED Several Salt Lake men ware up to Alta on Sunday and made an Inspection of the Columhus-Bexall’- e new disclosures Among the party were H B Cole well known local broker "Doc" E M ' West broker and Charles Johnson an Ophir mining man General Manager M R Evans was also at the n)lne : All three visitors expressed surprise yesterday at the big showing and noted particularly the improvements since their last visits Mr Cole said he had been there five weeks ago and the way the mine has opened up in that short time was more than he had expected possible ' "It couldn't have looked' better" he declared "It looked llk£ a big mine before but now it has been proven in face one place there was ‘a” across ‘a body of shipping ore a drill hole had penetrated in 2 feet further up in the roof and with 6 feetmore below gave a solid body of 20f set We Inspected one body of good grade black sulphide ore:” a lessee Mr Johnson who on Senator Clark's big Ophir mine for the past' year and is considered a gooda brought down practical mining man were ore which he took sales and the of reported quotations ing big sample as follows:- out of a body ©6high-grad-ine stope This wjis In one of the raises No 1 and’ 30 to 40 feet above the main tunneL level The ore is estimated at 15 to 20 per cent copper besides good silver and lead values Mr Johnson said the Rexall is one 6f the best looking developed ore bodies he has eveY seen Mr West was up to look at the block of leased ground he and associates have on the Michigan Utah It is shape Incidentally opening up in fine Columbus-Rexall he inspected the Western Oil Strikes Oil and Liberty Preparing to ‘ : Drill! s B AT MINE EXCHANGE IN SEVEN YEARS SAVE IRON-STEE- L COLinUS-RE- X LIGHT SALES DAY WANTED AT ONCE men with wheel et Twenty young work salary motorcrcieft permanent fos 818 per week and splendid chances Western Union-Maiadvancement Apply office 147 Main street 1 notation: (:ab Corn— Xo 3 yellow: Xo 4 yellow 194196 194 Oat— Xo 8 white 60041 otandard Rye— No 2 1810164 Barley—1200188 nominal 60077S Timothy— Clover — 18000 2250 rork— 4600 I a nl— 248002495 Bibo— 28120 2650 ' No 3 yellow 60 60 WM:HCHILD & CO BROKERS STOCK BLOG EXCHANGE BUNCHES - 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