Show it --- 1 e THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday April 28 1953 ! Unconcerned U S Miners Held Metals Duty Foes 1 4 r By Observer i Recently in this column the annual report of the American Metal Co furnished the figures Indicating the fact that the company vigorous Opponent of the sliding scale equalization Import duty on lead and zinc realized far more income from foreign dividends and operations than from domestic operations American Metal Co in continuing its opposition particularly with our national legislators—by telegraph and post— bas listed nine arguments against the proposed duty Otto Herres chairman of the CommitNational Lead-Zin- c tee during the past week in answered these Washington nine arguments' The first three substantially alike stressed the fact that imports of lead and zinc from 1940 to 1952 represented 30 and 27 per cent of Itotal U S demand To this Herres pointed out that during this period of World War II the Korean War and rearmament the United States was the "Great Arsenal of Democracy" and yet produced the major proportion of its needs and at the same time supported much of the free world Quote on Point 4 As to point 4 Herres said "Contrary to American Metars assertion that the proponents of the Simpson and Dawson bills are marginal producers the sliding scale tax is supported by virtually the enmining industry tire lead-zinof the United States" With respect to point 5 questioning the closing of mines and unemployment the answer was that figures speak for themselves For instance domestic mine production in terms of recoverable zinc has dropped some 10000 tons a month below a year ago To the allegation—point 5— t I- i tt t g g F i I t i t g 1 1 1 ' - c New WAL Fliahts Fly Out Today The speedy Convairliners of Western Air ILines will be inaugurated into service Sunday between Salt Lake City Pocatello Idaho Falls and Butte and Great Falls Montana First flight of the plane is scheduled to depart from the Salt Lake City Airport Sunday at 8 am with Brenton AV Jennings chairman of the Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce aviation committee aboard to represent the city at inauguration ceremonies along the way The plane will make scheduled stops at Pocatello Idaho Falls and Butte and arrive at Great Falls at 11:30 am 300-mp- h NOTICE that the duty would exclude needed imports it was pointed out that with the elimination of the duty at 1514 cents per pound and the duty on only 70 per cent of the lead and only 60 per cent of the zinc in concentrates it would encourage such needed imports As for point 7—which dealt with theories that the declines of zinc-leaprices was not due to imports it was shown that they were directly attributable to the dumping of very large e tonnages of imports on the American market Will Gain More In the American Metal argument (No 8) on 'closing the dollar gap with unlimited imports Herres declared that simple arithmetic shows that foreign nations will gain more by selling us 300000 tons of zinc for example in a stabilized market than by dumping 400000 tons at distress prices and destroying 100000 tons of domestic mining Finally—item 10—the American Metal figures shown are for the war and international crisis years and what they will show if and when some degree of stability is restored and world competition returns yet to be determined—that the large increase in imports emphasizes the dumping of foreign materials on our markets Summing up the American Metal opposition the Utahn said: "American Metal Co Ltd although little concerned with the fate of the American miner is most solicitous for the American consumer as befits a leading custom smelter the bulk of whose production comes from the processing of raw materials received from others Not Likely Action "It is not likely that the American people will permit an industry essential to national defense to be destroyed by the imports dumping of in our markets "Something might be learned from the present difficulties of those countries which are not favored with the great natural resources our country possesses to support its vast industries Our great wealth derived from the mines and the soil provides the nation's manufacturers with the richest and most profitable market on earth for what they have to sell" TO CONTRACTORS ' 4 ''''''''''''"-1121- ' '4 0 '14 owl : '1 e ' 41rrir''' It71 'X 1' 1 J - 1 4 r : ' 4 ' s 41 : 4 INN ' : '- : - ' 4 s NOTICE notice Is hereby given that a public will be held at 10:30 cm on May 13 1953 in Room 206 City and County IBudding Salt Lake City Utah before the Board of County Commissioners of Salt Lake Counts State of Utah for the purpose of con sidering the toning of tho Hol laday Planning District locatod in Salt Lake County Utah and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point 150 feet South of the South property line of 2000 South Street and 150 feet Wed of the West property line of 1300 East Street running thenco East on a line parallel to 3900 ISouth Street (which ine is the South boundary of the Di l ilicreek Public Improvement trict and the East Millcroek Public District No 1) to the Improvement 11ett1on 35 Township 1 East line-o- f South Range 1 East thence South on the East lino of Section 35 Township and Sections I South11 Rants I1 Last 2 and Township 2 South Range 1 East S L B & M to a point which is due East of the intersection of the South aide of Casio Lane and the 1 West side of Wasatch Boulevard (which Point of intersection' is South 2240 feet and East 165 feet from the North quarter corner of Section 11 Township 2 South Range 1 East) thence due West on a line (which line is the North boundary of Cotton wood Planning District) to a point 150 feet West of tho West property line of 1300 East Street thence North Parallel to 1300 East Street to the point of beginning The map and other details petting forth the manner in which said plan gm PrOPOOOd to be toned sting are re or public insoleAwl and Mined at the Office of the may Salt Lake County Planning Commission Room IL 249 East 40 South Salt Lake City Utah This Notice is given pursuant to Section of Ithe Utah Cods Annototed 1953 Dated this Ilth day of April 1953 A 7: timing t 1 I t ' t :‘ — 1 s t r 'y ''''' 4 k i ILI: 'i (Seal) BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF SALT LAKE COUNTY By ADIEL F STEWART Attest: ALVIN i'l Chairman KEDDINGTON Couliti Clerk rlfrlit71 - Business Portrait - ?:p"IIM1141LO --- - - - ' ' ' - : : i I " t ' ' 0' "'''''' s' ' ' Wins S L Job Transferred to Salt Lake City district office of Pacific Intermountain Express Co is Richard Bohling chief clerk of the revenue section Oakland Cal P I E headquarters Mr Boh ling will replace Gail Jenkins who resigned The new Salt Lake chief clerk has held the Oakland job since March of 1949 a company announcement said (t4"11 1 I 4 t the Salt Lake metropolitan area amounted to $408753 during that period NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the Utah State Building Board 419 Etats for con Capitol Salt Lake City Utah sidewalk struction of curb gutter and in at tho Branch Agricultural College acCedar City Utah Bids wIlibe in cordance with plans and specifications when Prepared by the Building Board be obtained as copies of same may Branch the Agricultural well as from College in Cedar City Utah until the Bids will be received up Wednooday April 39 hour of 3 1953 at which time they will be pub lids opened and read aloud in Room 442 State Capitol A bid bond certified or cashier's check in the amount of five per cent (5) of the bid road Payable to the Utah State Building Board shall accompany bid The State Building Board reserves the right to Wee any or all bids or to waive any informality or technicality of the In any bid to the interest State MAR gTATIC BUILDING James A Wade BOARD Supt of Construction Norm: TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the Utah Stato Building Board for rePairing and tweaking el steps and abutments of lb State Capitol Building Balt Lek City Bids will be in accordance with scificatiolut prepared by the State Building Beard and mine mar be eb tainal from the office of the Supt of Construction of the State Building Board 410 State Cardtol Salt Lake Cite Bide will be received until the hour 1053 at of I pm Wednesday May which time they will be publicly opened 442 Room in State and read aloud Capitol A bid bond cashier's or evrtiin amount of live the per tied check cent (5) of the bid made payable to the Utah State Building Board shall accompany bid STATE BULDING BOARD James A Wade Suet el Constructiou s '' ''' 1 1 k who asked him to serve on the board of thsal ' Utah First National Bank And when it developed that Ids activities as director of the Salt Loki branch of tbs: Federal Reservo Bank of San Francisco were: in technical conflict with Service to Iwo l'inani cial institutions he WU asked to act as a 11 director of Utah-Idah- o Sugar Co The Ports Press and Ports Publishing: Co (rracy Collins holds 100 per tent of nal stock in trusteeshili for heirs employe religious and welfars organizations) owe much of its tontinued success to Mr Coffins': James W Co Ilios president of tho Tracy-Collin-s Trust Co this June will mark his 54th year as a member of the Salt Lake banking fraternity For he started in the business when be was only 15 years old a protega of Russel L Tracy founder of the institution Last week Mr Collins was moving from his little office at the left of the entrance Into the trust company up to a handsome panel suite on the new third floor that has been created in the building Mementos of Career And as he cleaned out his desk there was a memento here and there which called to mind his start in the trust company field Among them was a dtation read a few years ago when he was awarded an honoraey doctor ate by the University of Utah A "partial list of his aotivities therein ' 11' ' recorded shows ' he directs or takes part in II - low-wag- Coast PIE Clerk i s' : d low-wag- e ' '- ' l '' Started Banking Life in Knee Pants 1 ' '' ' t t i 0 '" i' i P - - efforts Secret Formula 4me For the late R T Porte bad developed a secret formula for estimating cost ot: commercial printing This service he sold con: mercial printers everywhere in the country But lust ataueeess crowned his effort be died -- Mr Collins and his associates were 40)14 " not only to hold the business together but tar4 assure its expansion He also was among the organiSers of the Paramount Fire Insurance Co a nationallyt' known insurance firm served as president 014 the Mortgage Bankers Association Of Aznericse and 'has been president of the Tract lour? nee Co since Its inception James W Collins vias born June I 18847 in Cheyenne Wyo His father was a contractorl there and later in the Salt Lake Valley The family was acquainted with the Tracy family different busiin Cheyenne a factor which later bad 'contr — ness and finm bearing on Mr Collins' going to work tor' dal firms and L Russell Tracy here as a youth Mr Tracy grew to regard the youtletiles° belonged to no fewer than 17 Collins more as a eon than an employ and civic social and Mr Collins says today that their relationship ' fraternal organ- was "most remarkable izations Never An Argument "The list is a "We never had a serious disagreement litUe emberru- lames W Collins Senior or an argument In all the years we were le— sing — it's too in Utah banking circles associated" he relates long" he says The young Collins was named vice presi Yet Mr Collins through his trust comdent of the Tracy institution when he was'" Masonic in activities Rotary pany participation 22 years old He became president in 1:1 and civic labors has become both official and only 1934 upon Mr Tracy's death Name of the t"-unofficial advisor and consultant to hundreds Institution was changed to the Tracy-Collin-s of men and women in this area Co about nine years ago Trust And his work as chief executive officer In addition to his financial actIvitlei"" of a trust company has brought him into Mr Collins serves as trustee Westminster close contact with most business organizations and director St Muk's't College secretary in this area superintendent of Mt Olivet Ceme' Mr Collins' service on the board of Inde- Hospital chairman of the Tracy Aviary thairmaiV"' tery pendent Coal & Coke Co (h now is chair- Meditation Chapel Memory ParL man) dates from his association with the late In addition he has served as president of ''' Paul F Keyser who headed the firm Ile has the Alta Club Salt Lake Country Club Sale" played a role of mediator and peace-make- r Lake Rotary Club governor Salt Lake City this in stockholders company among Chamber of Commerce as bead of war savings Serve on Board and victory loan campaigns in two world wart Itr It was President George Albert Smith of and bead of Community Chest and Red Cross Saints drives the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y - 410 it ' i i ' k 41---- i '('' '1' I 4' '' 1'I'-- " '"" 14:44o0:ti:e:ii-i:di's- ' '' f ' This is the new 893000 Denver-Vuleahoist underground on the 1800400t level Expert Blasts OM Theory On 'Mounds' Dorsey Hager Salt Lake geologist contends that historic Crater Mound in Arizona was not formed by a thunderous explosion of a meteorite against the earth but by "natural" geologic developments An article of his in the April bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists contends that despite early geological theories and stories told tourists "every step (in his) new investigation for new evidence of a geologic origin (of the crater) has been found and none of meteoritic origin" "The cumulative evidence for a geologic origin seems to be overwhelming" the Salt Laker writes He suggests that if geologists really wish to fix by additional evidence the history and origin of the crater a series of drill holes should be sunk on the rim and in the basin of the crater While Mr Hager does not accept the theory of meteoritic origin for the crater he does not rule out all other theories But he appears to lean toward the idea that the crater may have resulted from a subsidience of the earth caused by collapse of a huge subsurface salt plug The geologist infers that an explanation for presence of meteoritic 'material in the crater is found in fact that a big meteor fell in the general area '50000 to 150000 years ago" Prtidential 'Loansl $712698 in Utah Lease Bids Open For Phosphate 7 LrT' -- F- —--- - by the Sealed biriswih—be received removal Utah State Building Board for from the of the Plate plant equipment site and Utah State Prison alst South in Shop and remodeling installation Building at the Pointolthe-MountaiPrison site Bids will be in accordance with specifications prepared by the Utah State Building Board and same the may be obtained from the office ofState Supt of Construction of the Salt Building Board 419 State Capitol Lake City of bidden le rePrequalification quired Prior to any bidder receiving Plans and specifications it will be nee nary that the bidder have on file with the Utah State Department of Enii neering completed and approved the Statement Prequalification required Pertaining to contractor's experience Prudential Insurance Co has and financial condition Bids will be received until the hour loans totaling $712- of 2 pm Tuesday May 5 1953 at which approved time their will be publicly opened and 698 in Utah during first quarLease proposals on five tracts read aloud in Room 442 State Capitol A bid bond cashier's or certified check ter of this year it was reported of phosphate land located 12 to In the amount of five per sent (5) 19 miles northwest of the bid made payable to the Utah Saturday of Soda -State Building Board shall accompany Ida will be received Springs bid Bremer supervising George The State Building Board reserves at the Bureau of Land Managethe right to reject any or all bido or to appraiser for Salt Lake office of ment Washington D C office waive any formality or technicality In any bid in the interest of the State the firm said loans approved to up to 11 am May 6 STATE BUILDING BOARD The Salt Lake regional office James A Wade finance realty developments in Supt of Construction of the federal was in- Z VW ill"4'" i N ' :' - i 4: 1 ‘ I I 4 7 ' 1119 agency formed Saturday that the total acreage involved is approximately 3322 Bids must be submitted separately on each tract But there will be no objection to the aVard- - of more than one unit to the same sucessful bidder explained the announcement 1 I of the Chief No dated Inning Co I Mine Chief Utah's Eureka Conseil-Installe- d district UP AND DOWN THE STREET Mine Hoist Ready at Chief No 1 $145000 By Robert W Bernick t This —T Operating Chief Consolidated Mining Co SaturdaSF reported completion of installation of a new underground hoist on the 1800- foot level of the Chief No 1 mine Eureka This hoist which has a capacity four times greater than the replaced gear cost $93000 The total project cost is $145- 000 according to Cecil Fitch Jr vice president and general manager The hoist is installed in the 18411 winz e (underground level shaft) from the 1800-foo- t Deepen rinse Mr Fitch said that "present operating plans are to deepen the 18411 winze from its present 2827-foo- t level to the 3100- foot level Our present lowest operating level is the 2700-foo- t level (2700 feet beim! the surface elevation) "The new hoist is capable of a vertical lift of 3000 feet or from what would be our 4800- foot level" he said Mr Fitch said the "increase in rope speed coupled with double cake arrangement will increase our hoisting capacity by four times that of the replaced hoist" Double-DruHoist The new hoist is a Vulcan-Denve- r double cylindrical drum hoist with oil operated post brakes and dental clutches for each drum It has a 20500- pound rope pull compared with a rope pull of the hoist it replaces hoist normally in balance is powered by two 200 ltp 600 motors providing a rope speed of 1000 feet a minute The old hoist had a 125 hp motor with a rope speed of 500 feet a minute 11 had only a maximum hoisting depth of 1000 feet Post brakes and band clutch were with improvised Lilly controls Open Stoping Method Excavation for the new underground hoist was accomplished by open stoping Precautionary roof bolting was utilized in critical areas Some 2130 cubic yards of material was removed for the entry drift hoist room switch room rope raise and raising of the 18411 winze above the sill of the 1800-foo- t level About 95 cubic yards of concrete was poured into the hoist foundation floor and shive 78 Some wheel foundation cubic yards of concrete was mixed and batched on the surface and lowered to the 1800- foot level and carried a distance of 2800 feet The remaining concrete was mixed underground 18 Feet High The hoist room is 42 feet by 45 feet and has an average height of 18 feet Mr Fitch said that the erection of the hoist underground required lowering of all equipment a vertical distance of 1800 feet and transporting it level for along the 1800-foo- t more than a quarter of a mile The dimensions of the No 1 shaft required that the hoist machinery be constructed in sections so that all parts would pass through an opening 43 inches by 4712 inches Heaviest piece of machinery was the hoist 'shaft which weighed 612 tons an was 24 Western Gold Mines Inc feet 8 inches in length Leeds Utah reports signing of Completion of the installaa contract with the Atomic En- tion of the new hoist should ergy Commission for drilling place the mining firm in posiapproximately 300 holes on its tion to capitalize upon any imprices properties in the Silver Reef provement of lead-zinarea near Leeds in Southwest- for it would greatly increase ern Utah the efficiency of mine operaThe report was made by tions and accommodate the deRalph G Brown president velopment of deeper portions New York City of the mine rpm 2300-vol- t hand-operate- d 5000-poun- Gold Firm Signs AEC Contract c ' LIVESTOCK MARKET Medic Slated By Ad Club LASS Cattle—For week &debts 4811 sew Pared Thursday last week led steers around lOs lowed other generally alaughtor classes SOe to 111 lower Amid fed steers 1110111 other good rood OakRoger W De Busk MD glib late last Friday load (tette 1130 lb $30901 doers utility and commer will be featured slat steers land Cal S1423617 suitor to utilltit to oommorelail few $1330614: noon utility at the Wednesday SPeaker hotline 11141017i utility and commorcial cows S12613101 cannors end cutters luncheon in Ho101111111110i few cuticle to utility bulls tel Utah of the $1461580: stockors and feeders scarce1 Calvte—Tor rook salable 1002 coin1 Salt Lake AdPared Thursday last wook holes and Club it ceders steady to weak dock prime vertising ealvea 80e or more lower Tow choir was announced commercial and ceders 1 and prime 133125s 11200271 good good to &doe heavY1 Saturday slaughter calves 1120 0 221 commercist He is director 11166 201 good stock steer salves 117 lei few to $10201 hailer calves largely of the Merritt NORTH Pacific Western Oil Corp Gordon Creek Structure Unit No 4 660 ft from the S line and 1650 It from the L line Superior 011 Company of Colifernia Clear Creek Structure No Government 1320 ft from the N line and 1320 ft from the E line down at 109 It Superior Oil Company of Ca 'Hernia Clear Creek Structure No Government 873 ft from N line and 3062 IL from the line It down 290 ft Three States Natural flos Cleat Creek Structure Utah Fuel No C 160 IL 8W111384E—TD s Co Clear Ihree litotes Natural Creek Structure Thomas If Kearns Jr No- - 1 1923 It from the S line and v 15514L from N line ins in Three States Nature' Gas C Sco field Reservoir Area Wasatch Land and Cattle Co No NW NE 234257E— Holding for formation tops The Equity On Cs Mound Area Mounds No S C SW NE Dris El Paso Natural Oss Co Peter's Point Unit No L 4960 ft from the S line 1700 ft from the W lino 30425 16E—Movin isirtnaterial equity Mounds Oil Co Sunnyside 1 No SW NE Area Holding for completion information DUCtietNII COUNTY The Carter Oil Co Ducherne Area Duchesne County No I SE NW DST 41534283 ft Open SW—Testing 2 hrs gas to surface in 1 hr 40 mine Burned with 21t flame Recovered' 420 ft of black high pour point oil estimated below 20 degree gravity (API) and 30-- ft of gas-Mdrip mud TD 4538 ft Sinclair Oil and Gas C Inks Area Senor Mortonsen No 1 SW NW Union On Comisstri 'Talmadge Ares Union-4eW 5-- if California No 1 Pie 2841W—Prig !MIRY COUNTY Throe States Natural log Co Flat Canyon Structure Mary Durkin Reams No I SE NE 274411i4l—Drig 11800 ft Deihl Oil Coro Southeast San Rafael Area Government No 1 Se SW 34158 12E—Drig 3550 IL II Paso Natural Gas Co Pack Saddle Area Pack Saddle No L SR NZ 6Z 8100 ft equity Oil Co Mounds Area Mounds No 2 NE NW for completion information Phillips Petroleum Cc Huntington Dome Area Government No I bZ SW 151784E—Coring 1050 ft DST re ported! y recovered 30 ft of deg mud with some evidence et hydro-carboCities Service Oil Co Green Trail Area Government No1 C NE NW 12E—Drig 7240 ft Paul S Ins Oak Last Thanes Structure English-RatSW SW water shut off Tor 'rook—Salable 430 Homo Shady prim increases during week Compared last Thunday butchers $173 to $1118 Late higher tows around $I higher 112418 IS solos choice 1 and I butchers few choice la to 112813 comparod to 11232314 on comparable weights and grades eirlier in week Mote smooth sows under 330 lbs late 11830610 bulk 330 to 400 Gm $10 18: some caroms weights $1430 and below Sheep: Tor wielt—fialable TS reel small lots Hordd cached wide Velittil of wsighte anel grottos me reliable boat Good and choice shorn of market iambs No II Pelts quotable 111841110 Oat Late Friday Markott Cattle-111autor dames active lull? stead yi steady to drone on daughter stestre Ono lot b tod doors 1110201 good and choke moat good and 01730619: commorcial $igelli few utility 1112110 30 tometoretal 1 Sad stiattittat heifers SI5I501920 Few canner and cutter cows SO OIL Utility to dimmer dal bells 1114306 1130 Scattered lots common to medium stock 'Mort 11175 ft 1850 Few good 017111710 Common to medium stock boilers 11128018 Caldos: Vidors and stock calms fully steady Conimorcial to good veal ere 1120 624 tow hood choice 112250 Part load good 48114b stock Moor calves 81770 common to medium $140 11150 Tor 000174 (LIDA ITSDA)—Cattlin week—Salable 2350 About kelt of stockers amply fed steers and hollers cows and feedors around 2374 loss numorous than earlier in memos cont Services" Elected by Institute L H Jackson and W Drew Leonard both of Salt Lake City have been elected to the American Institute of Accountants Both are certified public accountants 411 1cr!' moreial at:wooly mores ir Moore-aif with close of last 'took led bettors Moody to Armin ewes tweak to 50e lowers Mockers and geodes lower with von Ivoronly 10c to limited demand Around four !olds NO to 10415-1- b fed trimbril $20030501 few stoics A10751112150tiG most good 111050i commercial CA 17110 UWUV 111314110i 1em on 010 ter order 1130 mad twimeci Chatosta'a heifers CO750304 good and choice $1735 019501 sommercial 1115 0 Eft utilv Very low ity clot pews 11141 utility $1150013501 sato nem and minors SO 011i otieasionalivir dew' to SS and below COMMOIreill So 11114014 bulls largely $15017 to $14500 1550i Cutter! 112014 "- 'Two short loads good $511 to 500 lb Yoarling stock Moors $111 and 01470 tow 11015 1125 II goodlimb commis $12501550 Modium and good Moak heifers 11144111501 part loads tad Veer 2 row lines $57501050 Poo beed medium Mock eowa 111101350i toed $id Per bead Mediums and good stock cow' with waives at side 11350 15750 a void mad lot thia owi sod salve' $e pair Calvem ror wok—Salablo 400 Veal ors rather scarce- - Compared Thurodayt sled laat wool' coolers ateady to igloos 50e or mars town 801001001b1:4 lokOl II Moth 00 $1 lowor roW 'most and prime veslors 1350 2750s tionimopiJA Mal and good $175002460— Soveralpic loads good around 4004b stork steer calves 1110854119z good and choice MA if4 2000 modium $1501150 Good stork 'bettor alvot 11171023 including partr rzl! toad at 17151 ethos' migantom Is WW1 alum 414111&33 0k—da1able 471 Sham Bogs! Far pries advance during week reaching 21118011 Compared''”' keel Wolof Thursday last wesk butcher 0115 to 42 :4 siIitio ) 'ski CS- - higherr sows- otisial $t highar-'-'-- Choice 1 and I butchora 300 to 125 lba Thursday $151002535i modium St $34 : Earlier in week choice t I I butcherg 200 to NO lbs 112325023750 ineditnn'w1 down to $2375 raw $70 to $OO lb discounted around 1111 twooter weight'" as nitwit as $I off Cholas 300 to 11P lb sows Inge1M smooth light 011w1 $50t to 1110 and above Sheeot tot wook—Ilalabla IOC straight carloads tamille oc owe offered: "' truck arrivals rol vas small Isionlo Na real testi but femoral WiwiertANIO $0e to Si higher on 'tonsillar lambs Fart fod shoot Ol44W0P dock choice 102-1lambs NA $ pelts $lit Nat 14 4 )piciat Announcement) Ore Shipments B Mines 9104 tons 4) 350 Metals Reduction Co Kennecott Copper Corp no 65- ton car daily E LY Copper Corti and Consolidated Coppertnines cote n Milo& 2491 average oars CALIMIR Metals Reduction Co 24 cars Bristol Silver 1 car Poch Mines Con 2 ears S URER A—Chief 43 Consolidated cars Dragon 25 cars R L Garrity 5 cars Kilerbsek of Jericho 2 cars PARK CITY—New Park 1721 tons IIIMOMA34-- Coinod tons Mr TD 10060 ft to run sob N (Lou) L 1) ro SOithiON - EXPERT ACCOUNTANT V AND b TAX SPECIALIST if Announces the opening el his re' office 202 00STON ii 4 BLDG : 0 TAX EXPERT Specializing In ESTATE - i 114 EXCISE ?11 I 1 - r ACCOUNTANT - lostitisom ' has for many yours Norwood some of Utah largo hag partnership aorporation end proprietorship OCCO Wit fravoi is ea services are oow available for immoral small women blectlea Mr Sorenson firms b 0 INSURANCE SERVICE Plata Sloss OLEO COUNTY GUN Setinina C Dolly Verdes Ana es Co Salina Can CultDolls Varden No 1 C NE SE SS Yon Area Saiina Canyon No I 1022 SAM it ft from the L lino and 1004 ft from MONTANA OIL LOO the N line for 2200 ft natural gas twaL SIAVIIINIAD COUNTY UINTAN COUNTY Cities Service Oil Ce Moulds Area NW The Carter 011 Co Rrimseve It Pool Lima Structure No 1 Smartt ILLS& it 24No NW SW Witt Llocig 'rubor NE I C II Pam Natural Surety loads Avtatesabila Liability For larglary intrsl LOL 202 IIsteo lira idaria ea er latatalowWrItai 1 tolophole N- SORENSON CO Belittling- jolt Lehi - ' Mr 8 - Compaasolloa Casvalty ' City Utak Philo ! 94141 I MAIM 1jo1 öa ' ' 1443 kth) I i I y1 ti t r r EVERT co OP w t HERITANCE — GIFT — EXCESS PROFITS FARM RANCH — and PERSONAL IN COME TAXES Will Informed on the Now Federal "REV LffL (Remove Ruling) TAX Omits art M Johnson of al Bonanto Am Matson Ti No 4 NW SW NW 25E—Shut down Sionol-UiritaBasin Oil Cc Section Ridge Ares No I Gamer S 12 of NW 1450 ft Standard Oil COMP011Y of California GRANO COUNTY Red Wash Unit No 20 NZ NZ —Shut in I M Plat Structure Ruby Big Standard Oil Comony of CoMonti' Unit No 1 SE NW NW 1146819g— Red Wash Unit No 23 NE NW Attempting water shut off hi one-f- t 41553 Set ISM Inch eossection Plugged beck TD 7580 ft ins at 476 It wilt 275 sacks Drill SANPITS COUNTY Lan ft Gunnison Oil Co Gunnison Sint COUNTY WASATCH titre Gunnison No 1 NW NW NE Sinclair Oil and On Ce Northwest to deepen below LINO tL Fruitland Area Burt T Coleman No 1 SAN JUAN COUNTY Nit NE SE 000 ft Don Danvers Slick Horn Gulch No LOO NEVADA 1 Harris down 223 IL sovisa7couNty SALT MOIL Hospital 0 a It land and a graduate of UniverA 1 sity of Oregon Dr De Busk bas Dr DeBusk been associated with hospitals at University of Wisconsin Northwestern University St Luke's Hospital New York and Lancaster General Hospital Pennsylvania He talks on Some Unprecedehted Hospital Problems and Log of Oil Gas Exploration at Principal Utah Wells PRINCIPAL WILLS CARBON COUNTY t - 1 I - - 1 ' ' 1 1 giajpdhofmattoaNtid1RA n - - j |