Show f7-- r fV V - : - -- ? - - ?- ' - v -- v- vt ' - - 4 J W'-W- v- Y - ' v -' i -tYWM-i-i£ ' '"''--- -: I ' A v ? YYy - ‘ ' ' ' - - ' '’-i-'- ’ f- - -' & :- ’I " THE -- N'V- ' ' HERALD-BEPUBTJCA- rv rr-- r - V 1 : - ' '' - - ? ‘ : 'j - r - — s" -T - ? 5 'f SALT LAKE CITY UTAH MONDAY OCTOBER 15 1917 N - r " - Blende and Sallda Colo Pittsburgh HELP WANTED and Cherryvale Kasr Bartlesville and Kusa Okla the' rates are almost the same being $680 and $7 per ton Salesmen are not lower grade ores though the However ' the market 'for SEVERAL EXPERIENCED OIL STOCK accepted’ ores Is Murray salesmen Ask for Mr Hoffman at Wood River silver-lea- d Utah Ores shipped from this section Moose dubto other smelters are subject to penalties and other requirements that renWanted —To Buy der shipping risky If not unprofitable WANTED— TO BUY FOR CASH Wood River Times suitable for piano upright and make Give price for practice cash ? Address T 36 spot ' WORLD MILLION YEARS SUGARHOUSE EXCHANGE WILL BUT and sell household goods in any pars Sons Props of city M D Settle & 737-OLD SAY THE GRANITES Residence phone Hyland 3 TONS OF WHEAT FOR CHICKENS Apply W Burleigh 594 W Second So Relative to the matter of granite making Bulletin No 484 by the United Wanted—Miscellaneous States geological survey contains some data although it was Issued SALT LAKe'JUNK CoT'bIGGEST interestingon Connecticut granites and price paid for iron brass rags botprimarily - other tles rubber copper' 918 Rice su Hyits famous quarries Among says that though the land 3380 things thisarereport no means the' oldest LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED 26c by granites rocks they furnish by far the hardest by Mrs Wilcox Phone Was 7766-- J and most durable construction stone OLD CLOTHING WILL CALL though they differ greatly in hardness YOUR Salvation Army Phone Was 3187 among themselves Some granites crush under a pressure of 15000 pounds ' to WANTED— SACKS WILL PAY 5e PER the square inch others withstand pressack Call Hyland 983-sures exceeding 40000 pounds The TO PASTURE —$800 PER MO granites are Of Plutonic origin result- HORSES 320-- J Call Murray the from rock of molten cooling ing — — matter the magma which was forced upward from the earth's interior BeWanted — --To Trade fore its intrusion this magma existed as a fused mass heavily charged-witwanteiCanY1latemodel''cSr in good condition for lot on Eighth immense gases and therefore pressure ' Value $800 Write owner ’Lula S Injected upward by' this pressure ave 2538 Third st Baker Ore Weckworth and the older rocks among it through was changed from & fused liquid mass to a plastic paste finally solidifying Funeral Directors and combining at some places with the ft CO UNDERTAKERS older rocks and at these places form- O’DONNELL 7 S West Temand embalmers as such rocks the gneisgranite ing 580 Phone ple bldg Realty ses These profound disturbances In early S D EVANS UNDERTAKER geologic time produced over much of mortuary chapel 48 & State1 New England deposits of granite and automobile servlres if desired without granite rock that is suitable for eco- additional expense Wasatch 864 nomic uses ranging from statue making to road building The rocks are of Cemeteries many colors—black white red purple LAWN CEMETERY PER pink and yellow The authors of the WASATCHcare Wa54 Main street bulletin T Nelson Dale' and Herbert E petual 1866 satch when believe these that granGregory ites were formed New England was a mountainous region that stood several Florists thousand feet higher than the land of SALT LAKE’S today Professor Gregory says: “We ERNEST LAMBOURNE leadingourflorist new store Funeral may be reasonably sure that mounspecialty1516 Decorations 67 tains of folded strata once occupied designs &- Main ‘Wasatch Connecticut and schists which we see are but the stumps of lofty land masses Lost arid Found rivaling the Alps in height and LOST' — LEATHER POCKETBOOK World Mlllloa Yearn Old entrance to north City County The great cap of overlying rock into building containing $10 goldandsevpiece which the granites were Intruded has eral new dimes and quarters handkersince been largely removed by erosion chief and powder puff Owner’s name so that granite is now exposed at many and address on card in purse Finder please call Mr Shaw Wasatch 7974 places Some conception of the age of Reward these rocks may he gained from the statement of the Geological Survey that LOST — ONE TEAM OF BROWN MARES the present rate of erosion in New Engbranded -- O- on shoulder One mare land is less than an Inch In a thous- has wlie cut on left hind leg both roached manes There is $50 for and years A good example of the rem- have finds them ' Call Garfield nant of this ancient capping can he man that seen at the Waldoboro quarry in Maine livery barn Phone 80 or The presence of this great cover which CHESTNUT SORREL prevented the rapid cooling of the LOST — ONE horse white feet stripe in face magma permitted the formation of the about 1000 lbs: also one roan horse granite Had the molton masses been cut right breastTiranded diamond forced to the surface and exposed to wire buttock 900 lbs Reward A 6 the air they would have cooled so left quickly that the slow process of crystallization by which granite Is formed LOST—BETWEEN SALT LAKE AND conwould have been arrested by the sudCopperfield a silver mesh den passage of the material Into the taining watch small ' purse bag currency silver Notify Miners Merc Co solid state a change that forms a dense andour at expense and receive reward In to obsidian the that glass similar cliffs in Yellowstone park Instead the LOST—A TURQUOIS RING SET IN molten masses forced upward by great In the Wilkes pearls last will be rewarded if repressure against a capping- of enor- theatre Finder evening mous weight cooled and solidified turned to front slowly enough to permit the orcomplete counter liquid plastic LOST — ONE GOODYEAR CORD TIRE crystallization of the molecules matter of the the allowing and rim between Bingham and Salt minerals to arrange themselves In the Lake Return to Culver Auto Line 22 micas which the in form crystalline E 2nd South and receive reward roscope shows' they appear in granite The heat of this molten mass must LOST— LADY’S PURSE ON W SEVenth car containing iii papers money have been very great as granite melts Return to keys at a temperature of 2000 degrees to and lican office Reward 2500 degrees Fahrenheit LOST — A BLACK SHINY PURSE cards and small change containing Phone Was 2637 MOST LOST—RHINESTONE BROOCH SET silver Ret 777 Hawin avenue Hyland 1076-Reward thornesterling TO HOED YOUR CLAIM FOUND—ONE LADY’S BLACK PURSE containing some money and papers - Ss v V WEEKMARKED BY E METALS PAST MONTHS Herald-Republic- K Reported That Six Proper’' Below are tables of average monthly " ties Are Now Producing - - SomeOre:! Fork Progrus among the American the mines and past prospects during no ted as follows by' the Cititreek : a zen: From day to day prospects In Amer- lean Fork and Silver Lake ‘mining: districts are Increasing’ by leaps and bounds Six mines are shipping to of the ore American Fork and some Is' of sensational value ' Several other are taking out ore andwill properties be shippers before the seaeon closes large operators are devoting' much money and experience in four instances at least where true fissure velne have been found which is a good Indication of true permanency The six producing mines in American Fork canyon at the present time are the Pacific Belorophon Borussia Bog Iron Lease Silver Bell dump Bay State Wild Dutchman and South Park The two last mentioned are expected to be shipping before snow flies The pacific Bog Iron Borussia Wasatch Bangs and Gold Hill have true fissure veins on the quartxite and are expected to be permanent shippers There is no doubt in the minds of American Fork 1 ' - - H J ‘ prices of silver copper lead and sine in 1915 1010 and 1917:’ Silve- rYork1917 1918 'f- - 1915 January'! Mm'':4885S 56775 ‘75680 48477 56775 77585 February V March 50241 57985 '78861 50250 r 64415 73875 April 49915 74269 74:745 May June 49084 65024 76971 AT519 62940 79010 July 47116S 66083 85407 August September iu''48(l80 68515 October 49385 67855' 51714 '71804 November' ' 54 971 December-75265 Otsess - ’ 4K V " Year Copper— J&nusry M&rCh ee Electrolytic ' 1917 1916 as eee at ' S SO Mfty eause see e July AU£USt s seeks seesses S6pt61llb6r e aewe m m m m ' : 28673 31750 31481 27935 28788 29962 26620 25980 24008 26440 26810 27895 28825 26601 28865 26120 ' October Norember December i see weew9 i m February March April May - '' " V t - i m June m July August September October November December Year Spelter — January February - rs ‘ - - I ’ - ‘ - ' ! ’ " - - : " ’ ! - - ffniea during-thfirst days ’of business of the past week the exchange remaining closed on Columbus day and Saturday was called upon to sustain liquidation in the largest volume that has been noted since' the decline started The downward movement had Impaired mar gin on many long lines and closing out of these accounts carried prices off with a good deal of violence New low records were numerous' Coupled with the liquidation there was as usual amount of short large Public utilities underselling the leadership of People’s Gas of Chicago which passes its quarterly 'dividend of 1 per cent suffered severely Ohio Cities Gas and Laclede Gas also broke eharply Reports that men on 'passenger trains would demand higher wages proved one of the most disturbing Influences In the railway group though announcement that the government had permitted Increases in soft coal rates helped to off set1 the minors Atchison New York Central Baltimore & Ohio Reading Le high Valley Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Erie common and first preferred made new low marks for the year There were sales of Central Railroad of New Jersey at a decline of 5S points'as Even such& a sterling invest ment Northwestern de Chicago dined severely Pressure continued against St Paul and it'fell into new low ground United States Steel common sold at the lowest price of the year with one exception with the break helped by the publication of the monthly tonnage statement which showed a decrease in unfilled orders of 573572 tons to 9883477 tons on September 29 Bethlehem B Midvale Lackawanna and Republic Iron & Steel all sold into new low ground on the movement Lackawanna Steel unfilled orders showed a total of 791962 tons against 913193 tons on June 30 last The company’s profits for the nine months ended September 30 were against $8379042 in the same time in 1916 Further weakness was shown in Texas company with the selling based to a great extent on fears of government price fixing on petroleum and Its products A drop in Central Leather waa - $18-2925- Ken-neco- I ''4 ‘ : : SATISFACTION ' GUARANTEE) " ' 5 MINE STATEMENT “I operated the Nay Aug four years” said John Thomas Sunday in the Wood River Times “I took the property when It owed considerable and I netted $63000 I left because the company wanted the profits and didn’tI want to put any back in the mine wanted to continue the deep tunnel or drift to under the old workings out of which in the early ’80’s several hundred thousand dollars I worth could of ore was taken and where old ore body Then I pick up thecome bitek and sunk a shaft would have between the two ore bodies and I think would have had a mine “I made the Nay Aug pay by shutdown the mill and working close ting I was usually out before the morning shift went on and w'as at work fifteen to eighteen hours a day I had to avoid every cent of unnecessary expense by keeping each man at the work he could do best It was wet but I kept the drift so ithe men did not always have to wear rubber coats though they were there for them I picked up the candle ends fuse and caps fed the men well but there was no waste In the boarding house I did not build the fine boarding house and ofice that’s there now ss I wanted to get a mine first “After shutting down the mill where all the zinc was run Into the creek I colbed the ore and made a modified saved all or nearkind of buddle-anore though the In was the ly al there mill had not saved over 50 per cent It cost $2 per ton to haul the ore to the mill and that is all It cost me to sort by hand on the spot and make a much closer saving 'of values ' Mr Thomas has always liked Wood River because of the very feature that scares so many away The mines’ here since the surface bodies have been exhausted have got to be found They are not ' ready made The faults are puzzling but a practical miner towith do a young engineer the technical " work could solve any The Red Cloud for ingiven stance problem with two such men and about 115000 well spent might show up millions The Bullion Mine’ with $5000 to $100000 well spent' upon it hilght show up other millions' - - ' -- - book-taug- ht - Wood River Miners Complain of Embargo - - - ‘ u "i - : - - - -- hotel YOUNG MAN - EM-balm- er: ! 1 an an WANTED — 100 ELDERLY MAN ployed in city an Herald-Republic- DESIRES TO 1 VIONINIST a week or two three nights play in both concert and dance experienced can deliver the good Admusic and AN A FOR dress A CARPENTERS COOK FIRST-CLAS- S wants small Job out in camp will emwork for $90 per month at present Address F 5 heavy timber framing job Conti204 Co Kearns A nental Contracting bldg 4 Herald-Republic- an YOUNG DOCTOR WISHES 1 rosi-tlo- n In mining camp will work as to other doctor or permanently relief WANTED — CONCRETE LABORER Write Dr Baldwin gen delivery Los teamsters and teams for Idaho Ap- Angeles CaL ply to Gilkerson 26 Richards street OF LADY WOULD LIKE POSITIONafterYOUNG MAN TO WORK AS SODA Dischildren to visiting governess penser Reference required Keeley noons Can teach them English music Ice Cream company 55 S Main street painting best of care T 40 llerald-Republlc- an YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EXPERI-enc- e in Turkish bath work Apply A GOOD 8EAMSTRESS WOULD LIKE or after 1 p m Sanitarium baths to get work doingkind plainin sewing home her of any STROCIC8 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY dressmaking 829 S Second West Phone Wasatch at Oldest and Best 6649-51 W Second 8outh WANTED —A JOB LOOKING AFTER GOOD BOY WITH WHEEL NOT GO-in- g a furnace for the winter or any kind W an to school permanent Job Drug of work not particular aa to wages 506 N Second West store Second South aftd Eighth East Waa S266-W SUITS AT MISFIT naif price Beehive Hotel Tailoring Co 102 W Broadway Peery bldg READ EVERY WANT AD IN THESE columns today In each little ad there is an important message HAND-TAILORE- Co 60 E First South S SITUATION — FIRST-CLASss WANTED D SALT HARVEST MEN WANTED GOOD money Apply Inland Crystal Salt stenographer desires ition no objections to sition W 12 Herald-Republic- pos- first-cla- out-of-to- po- wn an CHAUFFEUR OR GARAGEin' WORK driver private competent reliable Hae best references Call Arplace Wasatch 5442 thur EASTERN LADY DESIRES POSITION taking care of gentleman’s home best of references Address W 30 Heraid-IlepublicWANTED— FREIGHT HANDLERS AT " O S L freight depot 1st 8outh and 4th West $260 day WOULD WOMAN MIDDLE-AGE- D KHAKI CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS In camp or cook ss like position 'women Nobby Suitor boarding house Y 40 Herald-Itepu- b for men and S State luxn 219-2— BY MARRIED MAN PoINTERMOUNTAIN EMPLOYMENT WANTED best collector can furnish as sition 3 AGENCY always has reliable help 2306-Tel of referencea llyland W Second South OLD D & STUDENT 17 YEARS Satur-dayRAGTIME TWELVE L wishes a LEARN PJANO or school and work after 449 ear Waterman Note lessons 7 Herald-RepublicW S Main WORK AROUND BAKER WANTS Herald-RepublicYOUNG MAN TO WORK IN CLOTHING ALL IS W Address Lake In Salt 270 S and shoe department Apply an an -- 21 M b- an an State BOY WANTED WITH WHEEL AT the Chapdel&ln drug store Main STRONG ' of-1- au 50 Chicago M - llcyald-Republto- - GEfWTHING and seepages of oil and producing wells upon adjoining lands Gas of “an unsubstantial and negligible character not relied upon at the time as of any value” was Insufficient to constitute a discovery The proof was insufficient where it showed that upon the land described a stratum of bituminous sandstone or shale some 6 feet in from which at several points thickness on ' the land a small quantity of oil seeped In another case the proof was held sufficient where it showed a seepage of oil beneath a large rock upon the surface of a spring of water that had stained some of the surrounding rocks and some of the oil was skimmed off and 'collected bht no oil had been discovered in a well 1400 feet deep on one of the group claims Proof that the oil came out and flowed over the water In the summer and that there was little water with oil and a little oil with water was held Insufficient to Justify a location Proof that the locator found “some oil sand stained with oil and a that oil had been ridge of fossil”a and well some two miles discovered in distant and the geological formation indicated the probable existence of oil in :the claim was lnr bearing strata A proto sufficient justify aoflocation oil 43 feet beduction gallons low the eurface was not sufficient discovery on which to base an oil location - MEN WANTED TO- WEAR OUR TRUSSES FIT GUARANTEED REX DRUG CO WEST TEMPLE AND BROADWAY HUSTLERS— WE PAY 25c EACH FOR names Send for contract in your section Instant Vulcanizer Dept 28 publican ‘It is still a mooted question as to whether or not an oil seepage is with in the meaning of the mining statutes a sufficient discovery No court and no officer in authority has yet held that a seepage of oil may not be regarded as a sufficient discovery on which to base an oil location Courts and the general land office In particular cases have held that mere Indications of oil as established by the evidence Were not a sufficient discovery Thus In one case the proof showed nothing more than a bituminous sand which when excavated gave out a distinct odor of petroleum In another case the proof showed noth ing more than Indications of oil under the surface of the ground in question COM- - OR SPECIALTY Herald-Republic- llerald-Kepubllc- Herald-Re- 1897: SALESMAN 8-h- our rug-gednes- s” Joseph W Thompson law examiner of the United States bureau of mines says relative to the adjudicated cases on the question of seepage or surface discovery of petroleum on locations made under the act of February 11 Herald-Re- publican TEAM-ate- rs $100-$1- - Inquire experience cigars grocerj land produce office real Over seven years general estate loan and business adjusting in Salt Lake Not subject to draft will leave city for nearby town if 5wages will justify change Address A merclaL wants opening acquainted and Padfio Intermountain locally experistates 40 years old 14 years’ automoence salary and com' can sell biles Address A 2 THE Y W C A FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU secures positions of all floor9 Conti-11 kinds for women Sixth Co to Bank building Hours nental 8 to 6 p m Sat 9 a m to 2 m a BOYS AS HELPERS IN STICK p m Phone Wasatch 3T67 FIVE candy department Only those looking for permanent employment need ap- WANTED— POSITION ' BY MARRIED ply J G McDonald Chocolate Co man as assayer and timekeeper out gold of town will go any place prefers Best FIREMEN BRAKEMEN silver or silver and lead mine monthly experience unnecessaryRail- and of references W 16 day permanent positions way care 225-22- Herald-Republic- WHAT WAGE SITUATION HAVE you to offer reliably man? Siyesrs and steam shovel laborers new work near Helper Utah Wages 84 to four months' work perUTAH day Three EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 34 Commercial Street FIVE BOYS TO LEARN CANDY TRADE in cream department' Only those looking for permanent employment need apply J G McDonald Chocolate -- erald-Repu- TRACKMEN an llerald-Republlc- EMPLOYMENT ROCKMEN 50 GRAD-ua- te - Commercial Street ENERGETIC YOUNG SALESMAN FOR Price Emery Vernal route Must understand tea and coffee line or have had grocery experience This la a fine but salesman Is expected to territory on his route Hewlett Bros Co locate 744 St State 34 - W Herald-Republic- TEAMSTERS the for Idaho Irrigation company in Goodvicinity of Shoshone Richfield and Detrlch Ida Wages 37 1 cents ing hour Board $1 per day Board furper nished free when laid off on account of bad weather Beds furnished without A service bonus in adcharge dition to the above wages paid AGENCY UTAH - Herald-Republic- AND LABORERS 50 - HIGH SCHOOL wtlh nine years experience in railroad department freight as traffic now employed chief clerk would like to secure position In traffic deis partment of some large institution first class stenographer and underwork stands all branches of clericalconsider Including bookkeeping Would clerical position with a concern where advancement Is possible Exempt from service Can fumirn good refmilitary erences Y 13 W - : - 32 a disturbing feature International Paper was unfavorably affected by the proposal to regulate the news print Industry There was hurried selling of the tobacco shares The copper stocks bad few friends and tt were weak particularly Utah and General Motors was helped by a favorable statement of earnings showing net sales of $16850000 against $11557 061 fc September last year and undivided profits of $3225000 against $2200110 a year ago The company re ported 8 cash at the close of business October of $22048500 - - an - mar-k- et The embargo on the shipment of ore from ' Wood River to the smelter at Murray Utah is to be continued 'Until further orders No one here there$103274 receipts during the- year fore knows when It will be lifted The silver were In this shipment$145054— total $248225 Gash t balance embargo applies to shippers who had June SO 1917 ' $90268 Disbursements contracts with the smelter as well as no conall new producers who have during ' the year included ' $10000 in- to Xfv ' vested in Liberty bonds Disburse- tract This proves quits a disappointment ments also Included $22726- expended r on development of the Copper Moun- and inflicts a hardship upon the small V V'' tain property upon which the Jumbo producers as they were about to ship ' A limited number of shares in the Extension Mining company has a bond their season’s ores ' in preparation for V'-- ' winterlease'' r - Domino Wyoming Oil Company - for and The leasing system has been adopted Fortunately there are other smelters Bale at 35 cents per share while Jumbo leases the several they have- no buyers here though by already they lave been granted and are under oper-atlo- n shippers'aswill have to consign their last Wire ' or phone your order number of applications ores to them and trust to them for fair and been received The leases are let dealing': V in blocks 100 by- 200 feet in extent and H B'00US The' rate to 'Murray is on a scale of n (two? “stories? from K the deepest or 92 4for S3Q oreup to $6 per ’ton on ore lOlfifobt level up to the- 8 80 foot level’ marrying $100 or above: To' Midvale: i-' t IBy iBtarnatfoaal News New York Oct 14— The stock - March April m1 May June MMM Julyust Aug September October N ov ember XL J Wild that one boulder was broken rail- December which entirely filled one fifty-to- n road car It is surmised that the Live 12684 Yankee boulders were broken from the Yor a vein by the lime movement over the quartxite It is confidently expected that this vein will add another one to NEW WYOMING OIL American Fork canyon’s list of big fu- -t ure producers While assays of the ore being shipped are noMcnovn it 1s nssumed by those familiar with the HELD NEAR UTAH :lve Yankee gulch “float that It will carry high values in gold silver copper and lead especially gold Many of the boulders from the Lire Yankee U “float’ have assayed from $20 to $200 From Denver comes hte following alone metal The Lost Soldier field near per ton In the yellow story: Cyrus Mercer has- - obtained a lease bn Rawlins- Wyo Is the latest candidate the Silver Bell dump lying directly for honors as a big producing area acabove the Live Yankee Years ago an cording to Information which has was on Incline several feet sunk One reached the well which had deep city ' the Silver Bell vein when copper was an Initial flow of upwards of 1000 barpractically worthless Sam Dean and rels was brought in from a second and - other ore haulers have contracted to up to that time an undiscovered sand bring the ore down for $7 per ton The and several more are going down as ore will In all probability aver $50 per fast as money can make them The oil ton is of the same quality as that produced Yew Pacific Mill in the Big Muddy field Last spring there was considerable Reports arrive daily of the starting of the Pacific mill Various machines activity In this district and the Midwest are being continually adjusted and Refining company drilling on the Mai word reached the city early in the week honey dome in this structure on its own that the crushing of ore was to begin account brought in several shallow on Thursday W E L Dilloway of wells of little producing capacity as did ‘i ' Boston treasurer of the American Fork other companies notably the Wyoming-Ape- x Drilling came to a standstill beExploration qgmpany leasers of the mine is expected to arrive some time cause of the small yield but one of the this week to witness the starting of the largest of the leaseholders a man mill It is reported that In addition to named Funk living in Rawlins conteams now engaged by the leasers tinued work until two weeks ago the ' the drill encountered the second sand Imthat thirteen more ore teams axe It is also re- ver wanted immediately mediately word was received in Denthe Midwest Refining company sent that George Adams who held ported the contract for the building of the one of its officers to Rawlins to invesmill has been permanently employed as tigate and if the report was found true the 'mill superintendent Probably no to resume work on one of Its boles more capable man could be found for Work started within three days thus - this confirming the report responsible position of Alpine who took the Funk was unable to reap the full Harry Drew contract to drive one hundred feet on benefit of his pertinacity in drilling for the Copper Glance was a visitor in the the lower sand however as he had He reported that one given an option on all his leases for city on Tuesday third of the work was completed and $350000 to Hazlett & West Oklahoma ‘that several more barren fissures had drillers who are reputed' to be the been out Probably ten or fifteen fis- agents in Wyoming of the Prairie Oil & sures have been cut by thfe tunnel and Gas company one of the Standard Oil while none show ore they carry large group Hazlett was In Rawlins on the volumes of water and It is believed that day the new well came in which hapa master fissure carrying ore will soon pened to be the date of the expiration " of the option as well and although he be exit The South Park strike Is eagerly- was caught unawares he succeeded In watched by local and Salt Lake peo-- getting the principals In Oklahoma to states that sink forward the $850000 by wire and manpie John H 'Wootton once on the oe aged to keep the local bank open until Ing" wlH'be begun at the entire sum was placed to his credit which seems to be making downward obFrom He best the had already agreed to sell his Inreports strongly there are several Inches of ore terests to another party for $500000 If talnable ' V running 200 ouces in silver with good the first option was not exercised The ' field is within a few miles of Rawlins copper lead ad gold values Two shifts are making excellent so that the production in event that it progress on the Wasatch Range with a becomes of sizeable extent may be maremail amount of good sulphide shlp- - keted easily ore on both the hanging wall and pingfoot wall- The vein js now wider 'the than the drift but cross cutting will Jumbo Extension the exact f have to be done to determine Annual Report width Although there Is some waste there is a goodly amount of milling ’ Jam bo Extension’s annual report for and a little shipping ore being ore f the yearlng ending June 30 has been issaved each day— ' From It the sued was Los of following figures Holden W Angeles Harry are taken: a visitor In the city during the week the' year 8443 dry toiu of end made a trip to the canyon to ln- - oreDuring were mine which Dutchman produced of an average Wild spect the Is under lease to the American Fork $2694S per ton or a total of $219441 and 80753 tons of dump ore were sold Exploration company ThereIn is said to in netting $1 per ton flat sightwaa Vbe $150000 of milling ore As against the ore production of this valuable property Mr Holden losses deducted) much interested in' the appearance of 819353167 (smelter including conthe Bog Iron mine which Is under lease the operating coststreatment Mr and smeltstruction and associates Blue freight to Hemphill Holden stated that drifting on the vein ing 819479228 must be charged leavfrom the bottom of the winse bad dis- ing' a net loss of $427961 Included in costs of course' is the closed a large "quantity of ore gnd a the operating carload of crude ore was ready for ship- extensive ' development work done ment Much milling ore has alreadyer which was' nonproductive of Immediate - ’'been taken out Considerable gray cop-‘p- returns v y The cash balanceTune 80 1916 was assaying-a- s high as 1500 ounces Old-time- ‘ - —New York— ' April eastoo people that a great mining district Lead—" probably equal to Park City is now be- January v ing opened One of the most Important strikes is not particularly new A winze stmk from the tunnel in the Belorophon owned originally by John Cleghom but later leased by him to Carl Ferlln superintendent of the American Fork Exploration company has been cleaned out and retimbered The shaft is about deep and sunk on a true thirty feet fissure vein on the quartxite Some rich ore was taken from the mine by Mr before it caved In Since Mr Cleghorn Ferlln ' has had the shaft retimbered the fissure is said to be producing exfine shipping ore One car ceptionally of ore Is now being hauled to Amerl can Fork to a private ore bln where It will be kept under lock and key until an empty car can be obtained from the railroad who have seen this ore recognise it as similar to quan- titles which have been shipped from the lime quarts contact on IAve Yankee ground The strength of the vein can be estimated by a statement made by Y 65661 Sustained Liquidation Is Caused by Reports of De- mauds of Trainmen 4j? t - SEC-ond-ha- nd V Situations VJ WANTED — BY YOUNG MAN: HAVE been working on stock ranch can make good ranch or farm hand also will work at any kind of labor thst Is honorable will pay my own fare and work it out I have best of references with me will go most anywhere - WANTED AT ONCE wages as 1 expect to do wheels or expect reliable good honest good work 'Call at Twenty young men with permanent work salary Clift hotel and if not In leave word motorcycles: $18 per week and splendid chances for there and I will come to see yon I Western Union have had experience as motoemsn also advancement as machinist helper E L Kyle Clift Main office 147Apply Main street - MINE PROGRESS Male Help - v AMERICAN FORK WANTED - - ' HELP WANTED HONEST good wages Apply an BOY 274 S 379 FOR RENT Houses Unfurnished 8 WANTED West Tem- FT M ple AND LARGE MOD 862 E South Temple $2250 garage LOST—A PURSE WITH $!00 IN mod bungalow including $5 UP some small change Hy- SECOND-HAN- SultoriumSUITS1 FROM and 8 State kitchen range 2297 Windsor Nobby land 72S6-1600 avenue SOUTH AND Garage or barn large 228 E MILKERS WANTED 2 1ST LOST — TWO SMALL 409-1000 Fourth South Sixth West Hyland mares several days ago Hyl 737-8317 S State street- - 1000 Storeroom APPLY C Office space with front window 54 LOST— OCTOBER 7 DIAMOND STUD SHOEMAKER WANTED Ham re Evanston Wyo E Fourth South street Phone Hyland 519 Liberal reward Call for others Anything wanted in rentals Female Help Peterson R E I Co 54 E Fourth Auction Sales South street Wasatch 3320 WANTED— CLEAN NICE I HAVE TUESDAY AT 30 W BROADWAY I to offer to ladles where they HOUSE 4 DRESDEN will sell 16 rooms of furniture: canwork work all or spare time Apply 823 avenue $1100 range li-12 Brooks Rugs linoleum steel and gas arcade bldg before 9 a m or 2500 house 222 L street heaters leather lounge bookcase m 130 after 457 street C p 4000 house 16 chairs table leather dining brary buffets iron and brass beds room Sec & Trust Bldg 500 tables — A YOUNG GIRL TO As- 1 office 189 M street 3000 house new electric washing machine Farm- WANTED sist with housework In family of 980 First avenus 2650 house er’s kitchen cabinet ' laundry atove three no or avenue 2500 Ironing good house 615 Seventh iron and braas beds $500 mahogany home for washing ave 1432 Gilmer house 838 E South Temple 2000 machine records right girl talking ?lano 40 new 10000 month Warehouse aluminum kitchen utensils WITH CHILD 4 OR 5 MO OLD SALT LAKEper SECURITY A TRUST CO child’s high chair lot books 2 pool ta- WOMAN oryounger to do light housework bles (family size) cost $80 each elecCOTTAGE home and small wages Address $1650 —NICE good machine W tric vacuum cleaner sewingDon’t 23 n modern large yard lawn £20 miss and other useful articles partly avenue Hoffman Broa this sale 1080 a m MAKE MONEY WRITING STORIES Sherman A Trust Co 21 E let South st Waa news items photoplays etc Big pay 244 C E OSTERLOH Free Information Address U Press Syndicate Los Angeles Auctioneer of Quality TWO NICE LARGE ROOMS IN PART of house gas range elect rlc light Call Wasatch 2824 -- W If you have TEN GOOD GIRLS FOR DAY WORK water in house $10 per month 344 K to sell emanything Only those looking forJpermanent South Temple street G McDonald CUR-ren- ev 4-r- D m 219-22- M DARK-BROW- N M W 5-r- m 8-r- m 5-r- m 7-r- m V-- rra 4-r- m - Herald-Republica- an AUCTIONEER E OSTERLOH Sells anything The oldest and ihost experienced auctioneer Waa 2824-Thirty years in Utah WE BUY AND SELL HOUSEHOLD K Furniture Co 343 SL goods O 1996 State Waa C W -- Personals BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM ployment need Cho'colate Co‘ apply WANTED— A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework small family no laundry work Apply 717 E Second South GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK small family good wages no washing 313 Second avenue WANTED — STENOGRAPHER WITH knowledge of legal work Apply at once BRICK SHADE AND FRUIT 16a Downington ave Inquire 212 S Main 4 -- ROOM MODERN BRICK CORNER OF 7 -- ROOM trees $15 Main and 4th Korth st Take Center street car 7TH OP HOUSE NICE month 258 Iowa ave Murray 226rJ 28 HOUSEK ALL KINDS AND FR1CE& 216 Judge bldg Tuttle Broa Co 159 Main street hydrotherapeutic of stitution under medical — A MARKER AND SORTER MODERN supervision HOUSE FOR RENT physician Turkish batha Swedish massage WANTED work for Star 642 Apply ready East 8th laundry at Inquire- 644 — Scotch baths 151 W Ninth South sprays fomenelectricity and showers salt glowa packs ' ADULTS COTTAGE MOD tations and other medical treatments A well equipped In- a - KHAKI CLOTHING OF 'ALL KINDSn only 24 E Sixth South given by physician or trained attend-ant- a for men and women Nobby Sultorl-aladies for Separate 1 & Stata with trained ladydepartment attendant in 794 Houses Furnished 1 Boston bldg Wasatch charge A COMPETENT GIRL FOR COOKING BUNGALOW and housework extra good wagea 'MODERN INFORMATION WANTED —ALEXAN-dr- e Call ' floors 8771 furnsee Wasatch hardwood good born Canton Dirrlcq Bouvignie Side near East of Southeast city llen-er- y part d’ath Hainaut Address FAM-ily Belgium WANTED— GOOD COOK SMALL Call Hyand school university High 512 FranFulton st San Dirrlcq 104 Q street land 2702-- J or Hyland 344-- J no Apply washing cisco Cal J A Quealy 219-22- 219-22- - SIX-ROO- M - 1 - MADAM SMITH REMOVED TO 252 Broadway Permanently located - E GIRL OR WARM COMFORTABLY FURNISHED WOMAN FOR Rear house partly modern 2 ‘Sperry work in boarding house 258 W First 619 S Second West 7178-Inquire R MIDDLE-AGE- D om North avenue Phone Waa Detectives MUST GIRL FOR SECOND WORK HOME NICE L0CA-tlo- n MOD have references 24 L st EXPERIENCEDOPERATlVESrCON-sultation- s cozy convenient: piano sleeping lawn flowers etc cheap rent and investigations Where to Stop APPLY SWEET’S porch GIRLS WANTED 713 Second avenue ' P Oconfibox dential reasonable Rates ' ‘ Candy Co- 224 8 First West 50c hotel oll ths clt y 1995 ME TOPULAR STRICTLY MODERN HOME first-claand respectabla tor tha best location furnished beautiful5604-finely corner Main Vans family trada Clift HouseMoving and near car line Call Was and Broadway Right in tha center Manipulation STORAGE packing shipping house- NEW MODERN HOUSE 4 ROOMS FOR RHEUMATISM AND NERVOUS hold goods handled with care: small rdults 828 4 rooms Doctors sleeping porch Gordon 259 S Sec- and large auto vana Call for prices downstairs disorders Mrs7285-Was S262-- J $18 ond East' waa on out— of —town trlpa McPhee Piano STATE MEDICAL CO specialists Moving: Co 47 S Main Waa 1798 ' MODERN SEVEN-ROOHOME Blood skin and chronic diseases If references ' Phqne ‘cloze in: required you need a doctor get tha best 234 & Repairing Roofing Grain and Poultry Supplies Wasatch 4434-Main street Also ROOF?WREPAIREDAND RE- - ''HAYToHAINr'FLllURr'SEEDSiTPOU NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE a DR W N GRIFFITH blood paint $135 Salnted SpecialWeroof close In for the winter inair 4l: to stop trsuppliea Bailer A Sons Co Waa skin troubles and private diseasespoison 1591 guarantee Lemon' avenue Main street all leaks A J Barnard Waa 5055 - - V - ss i 8 Vi k - M -- W m - - M - - U ( - 'k ' S J " 'ir m 4 - XSx t-i':- - ' ' : ‘ : 3? |