Show - -- or - -a ' u ' ' - - 4 I ' i ' - : t 1 I I - t' : 0 ' - ti 4 ' ' r Official - ' II° 1 4' 540 - t mv 177'?!7''''rF--"rv—::s ::'::::: 4 !?:: i t':i!:t :?J'i a 4 '4" v : '''" ' ''''''''''':'"!'''''''-''':::::i7:q'- i '— i''' :Would Erase Slight Shortarfe July 6 1941 B 111' : ' ' Ist 4 - r i : 1 epresent‘4 Development : Ii Copper Men Anticipate New Control : i r t 30 men ars MILFORD—About working in Utah's new scheelite Industry centering on this part of Beaver county The Prosper Mining company which discovered the tungsten ore while mining the old Ilictkori ground for copper is running 23 to 30 tons of scheelite aversin& about 2 per cent tungsten thrpugh Its new mill on a daily schedule en concentrate is not a 'finished product at this time The company I waiting for a magnetic sepl orator to be delivered to separatO the schselitt from other matetials An automatic feeder also has Awn ordered Delivery of the equipment has been delayed by defense priorities San to Big Firm The- company will sell all 6f Its concentrates to the MolybdinuM Corporation of America Edward Scholl is president and general manager of tho Prosper company which acquired the Hick Dry property about a year agi The company worked an open ph on the property for copper or and shipped SO carloads grossing440- 000 A third of the value was in gold and silver and the rest in copper the latter running about 4 per cent A routine analysis of the ore set him upon the trail of the schtielite The copper pit was shut down and a new open pit started with the power shovel digging scheelite Tailings Mayo Values Schoo said be thought the tail ings from the new mill would run $15 a ton in gold silver and copper but nothing is being done to recover these values at the present time About 12 men are working 'for the Prosper company Between 15 and 18 men are working for Charles H Segerstrom of Soporai Cal large-scal- e tungsten operator In Nevada Segerstrom took a lease from the Prosper company on the Hickory shaft and the adjacent 200 feet south of the shaft ' He is mining scheelite from the 100 150 200 and 300 levels all 1 Boost in Price I ' " As Formerly '''''''' ' A 1 ) ':::?:-- ::::::5'::'::: - e N-- i::::- - sx::7-:43:77-347- w Prosper Run 30 Tons in Plant Daily ' 1 Beaver County Mine Produces Tungsten Zinc Supply riH:o::ck?kfef:' iN'ot as-Lo- -- Z ! ' 1 - 11 1 1 - s e mats Aluminum Cork Copper Scarcest Materials - - s r - r ' - ij: z c rbe 5n1t gaitt Ttribunt 1StindayBlortang '1 1 - 0 I - Government to Supervise All Marketing - - - -- 24-ho- ur 1 WASIlINGTON July 5 MI— Aluminum cork and copper In that order are the scarcest materials at the moment in American civilian economy i A swIden rise of copper te prom' inence On the list of shortagee and the market easing of the zinc ' !scarcity of three months ago were noted Saturday in a report on ins or shortages prepared by Robert Z McConnell chief of conserve lion and substitution for the of Lee of production management i Commenting that modern war fare is a 'war of metallurgy McConnell said that the demand for raw materials especially metals Is ao great that there are very few metals that can be substituted for other metals—you lust run into 1 ! another shortage" t On the basis of present ' f - ' 0": 'A - 4 t ' f' t- -- 4 -- e ' ''' ' '' 8 ': ' ' ' : !- '''z :?' 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'!11 A ks :Jr 9a4 4' i : ?:': 1 — - ' : ::!'t: :e: 4 - ' ::4 ' - SI 1 : 4 0 ' 11k4 I ' ? 1 - - '''f ' ' I - : ' I '11- 4- - 'A : t0---- -1 l' ' ' - -- - ' 's - t ' ' ' kekk'4- - 'i " 1 f '" 0 44 0 ' : e ' i -' 1 ' 71 - --- f "" "a - cAk 3d04100 ø'a'-- ' 4 : Ilk ' ' 7 e ""'"w' 4 navy requirements of 1250000 tons Normal civilian demands emount to 800000 to 900000 tons present ratio Is about two ICITIS available for every five tons Of demand " - r: ' produC- t - i: 1 ' ' ka —a - 4 ''' 4 - t 4 ' t" ' dekz ' ' 7:- -- - - ' ' k 4"!'' ' - - '''4- -- t Von 'McConnell's figures showed only 300000 tons of copper will Le available annually for civilian !purposes after meeting army and 1 — ' - :' -- :: ' ' 4 's : Z s v ' - 4 N4W YORK July 5 waiting became the Thisl ash tray east from aluminum refined from alumina produced from Utah'alunite by the Kalunite process is a sym1mi of progress The Shift Boss tells why - in the copper industry aa f by-wo- rd member: met last week with officials Of the office of production manage- ment Marketers expected full government control and supervision of foreign and domestic distribution by the end of July One prices 12 cents a pound also was felt to be in the offing July market procedure pending official announcement was to set aside 20 per cent of refined production In the emergency pool for defense needs Peacetime use of the red metal would be drastically reduced tnce 1420000 tons were estimated as required for defense purposes by 2 whereas supply was eith culated at about 165000 tons' Washington reports said nego- -' tiations continued with Mexico re- -' garding acquisition of needed metals and commodities Lead was believed to be one of the metals ' most required June consumption was estimated at about 80000 tons and would have been more if the metal were available Zinc still wu rationed at 125 cents a pound East St Louis National defense needs have been estimated as taking between 60 and 80 per cent of steel capacity and some quarters thought the July Fourth holiday would re- duce operations by about 8 per cent Plate maker are confused because of conflicting deliveries for various phases of defense Shipdelivyards are receiving rush i cry The government was expected to take over deliveriesI of pig Iron shortly The scrap situation remained tight with definite shortages noted in some districts - I Aluminum Ash Tray Made From Utah Alumte Is True Symbol of Progress ' ' - - (Editor note: This is No 294 of a series on the mining industry and thoso who run it) - '- mid-194- By the Shift Boss ' The picture of the large aluminum ash tray accompanying this article is a true symbol of progress It is one of many more trays cast from aluminum refined from alumina produced from Utah alunite by the Kalunite process which was briefly described itt twills column on June 22 All the trays were cast during 111--Wate- lsful Mercury Mines I to Meet Rush Greater Need - - - "expert" opinion not familiar with the fact that sufthe reficicmt' ly pure alumina IBItuatien atangee is of which ' quited purity r The shift lit the relative avails1- ir i" mined In the laboratory will pro- t 11 My of zinc and copper has 7 duce metallic aluminum whatever caused faft about-fac- e In 0 P M its Source that insisted upon carry'' ''''' ' conservation measures Two through to prove the metal ine ' wotild be of commercial grade The anonths ago the 0 P M Induced '' ) ' ''' - '' ': ''''' WASHINGTON D C—Domestic in the tray was the navy to specify red brass con- L' I metal aluminum ' 4 ' :: of mercury amounted to roduction ”' ''''''':" '' ' converted from the oxide (alumi- p3600 taining less zinc and more copper in May 100 flasks above flasks na) In a 10000 ampere electric I41 Neither than yellow brass for use I Now and March is P the cellz April and only 100 0 warships below king the navy to return to 'yel- t the peak for recent flasks italic's For Development low brass because copper supplies 3700 in December 1940 years of A re ahorter than those of zinc In la sense the aluminum tray Is 044 94 to :abureau of mines the ' ' 4t ' -- '''2''' ' Zinc extensively used for gal44 ' ': i es much a symbol of development according ' '' ' 4 ' 't of the United States ' "4i'i tundepartment to a Carlton ei as an Elton tunnel Ivanixing- other metals prevent interior Icorrosion and rust has been conor nel the which developConsumption preliminary ' the developed levels in the Mine ' ' served by thinner coatings on such '' V - e: t 1 !!: 1I He is running the ore over a sort ment stripping of overburden at dropped sharply from 4000 flasks "ks40110111A Items as garbage cans buckets and of the the Norerict :" Phelps pit ‘' lug belt under an ultra-violray Dodge corporation in Arizona But In March to 3200 in April rose IenceS4 There is still a shortage 0i: lamp and stock-pilin- g it in a near in 't21cConnell said but a stimulation terms of time consumedt the again to 3500 in May The upturn by ravine of production such as could be :L of the Kllunite proc- in may came as a surprise in view development ess required time far in excess of the fact that the April total Reopen Nevada Eagles linduced by a alight price upturn !would virtually eliminate It Tbe of that retluired by the develop- greatly exceeded the average GOLDFIELD Nev 0—Rehabilothcial said the metal The hickory mine main buildings shown at ments mentioned The ash tray is monthly rate for 1940 per Mining company which owns the lineo itation work at the Nevada Eagles could then be removed from 4he The range in price quotations for mine four miles west of here is trucking 30 tons a day four miles to its a yMbol representing the followscene of the most extensive tungthe is is top 'Priorities critical list of strategic located spot metal In May waa 91800183 a progresaing rapidly The 400400t mill ing: new Is or Utah: Scheento below) in 05000 (shown sten development flask little changed from that of haft and all drifts connecting te rnattrials The "critical" classill1 Proof that the metallie $179tit1M five miles north of Milford cation gives the armed forces first for April The tendency it are being cleaned out The work being mined bytwo operators The Pros aluminum alunito from call on zinc supplies was toward the higher quotation at is under the direction of MOSCOW Idaho—Tungsten a oxide is ofproduced It St commercial grade the end of May however and Gunn superintendent Heavy' Demand strategic mineral for whicti the 24 It represents the expendiUnited States is partly dependent ture of vast sums of money over toward the lower one at the end of McConnell's report showed that NOTIC1 OF SPECIAL MEETING DIE on foreign countries has beeit disa period el 12 years (1922 to April STOCKHOLDERS the civilian demand for aluminum OE May consumption was 1200 flasks in covered scheellie form the of in NORTH LILY KNIGHT COMPANY interests planbelow that reported for February 13 times greater than the avail-Ab- le the Seven Devils region of Mama date) aby private To ths stockholders ' ot North Lay competitive enterprise which was the highest rate attained supply after defense needs in sufficient amounts to ning to whihnimerret county Knight Company ob2: result s It anal the been represents in !beve met' It may concern: many years n A investigatiot ac- toined from the main endeavor Nevada Notice sample shiprnPrit from warrant tofurther is hereby even that all lb' Consumers :He listed the following ratios of RENO and at dealers' stocks a report of a resOrvey of tho Board of Directors at to Oreduce an oeldo (from stuFALLON Nev 01—Insta1lation the new copper strike In the Ken- cording the end of May decreased to 10700 mooting civilian demand to supply in other Ltd is exPanding its milling plant of the ore deposits and geology North Lily Knight Company bold on of eomtailerucial foe is sand which a forces which of from on flasks 11700 nne) the flasks Instances of shortages (in the cases to a Juno I 1041 said Board unsitimousir Utah mine In Big Cotton that mining region mad by the of 700 to $OO ton ings pump from the mill back into tha tucky and which hand at the end of April A sub- rosolsd that a consolidation petitive Centeno 01 os4 let some Imported materials Row using capacity 314 per cent Idaho state bureau of mine k and wood concentration canyon averaged table an used mutt in to have Man be mine gravity Company fillingstopes Independent stantial part of this decline may North Lily Knight eminent stockpile demands have In 11 S with geology the North some values gold with cooperating 14 with flotation of the corporation Lily Mining process was trecently completed by the copper place be ascribed to exports and increase souce of ore been subtracted from supply SI a Utah The geological Company le schOelite survey corporation at with which the mill formerly Summit King Mines Ltd which and silver according to a report was well at defense needs) a draft et Et government stocks which are Visible and approved found in old copper 471ln The long devefopment period and In is operating the Dan Tucker prop- by M C Morris secretary of the not included in the inventories re- EraVe aoRtEmtwr OP CONZOLL Cork 10 to 1 copper 5 to 2 treated 225 tons The company's dumps large expenditures were necessary corporations herein At the May rate of which woobetwesn said two Mica 3 to 1 nickel 2 to 1 alloy property is rear Virginia City on erty east of here Kentucky Utah Mining company in the Seven Devils is to prove that a process could- - be ported Scheelite at said prsssntd emoting lode Comstock deal-erfamous use the in stocks Stock I Salt Lake consumers' on and Us tlI Exchange building of and method This steels 2 to 1 tungsten 2 to 1 stop 'nth of Mingle Docestary found in workonly deposits of the developed which you'd be ' The company Is planning to mill also used at the Homestak mine to stockholders sold North Lily Knight Company Ond ' were hands to three equivalent zinc 3 to 2 tin 3 to 2 chromite much are and within the able The4 type was said at technically which It overburden of furthoe workWlanto roosting the At present the company is months' at the Producers' and Dakota In South Miser requirements to 2 znanganese 3 to 2: Plasresolved by said Board to subs displacements of limestone m:asses of competition and to dem- stocks are in addition to was considered waste ing on the southwest fork of the scattered along both aides f a range the inven- inously trilt the matter of said consolidation 4ics 3 to 2: nitrates 8 to 7 rub- formerly to Arthur Blake Thom- mine in California manan State advanced of onsttate southruns crosscut which drift tories already mentioned and said draft of proposed ALORZIL e ber 10 to 7 power 10 to S (ex according body of quartz diorite ufacturing aluminum with largeas of Salt Lake OP CONSOLIDATION to tho west from the main tunnel start- tongue-likThose producers who report on 31ENT that an in cept In the southeast where the Citygeneral manager arc thel4teact from swings stockholders North Lily itzight econ i mies scala production a monthly basis to the bureau of Company andof said about 430 feet back from the of Indian creek ing 11ttle Ls about 3 to 2) : steel 10 said Board thou and Labdore past readmitted that is it While takes fork mines The southwest face Indicated that they held 661 thero callod a special ot said Lockweed Saddle and White Monu- Thoroughly Tested ttCa and lead I to on July I 1144 flasks at the end of May compared stockholders to bo held misting off from the crosscut drift about ment to the cover)' will not be as high under head of 3 of KiOurilte at the hour on metal oclock Copper ((reek with identical PM 240 feet from the tunnel :It was the new system the company be with 459 flasks at the end of April day at the office of said North said Much of the copper produced that In the Lily hail been tested Heves that the recovery of values In the north fork of the drift in A trays Domestic production during May Knight Company ille Kearns Building there Will Run since 1803 has by the usual metallurgical test was kPatin-eELY Nev—Testing of smile 5700 raise 70 feet Above the tunnel level been intermittently from the large tonnage of over predicated on reports received Balt Lake City Utah to consider and e from relatively Osceola at make upon such proposed consolidation methods than acres burden of found ore was up forging rolling from 72 mines 70 of which ac- rots placer that the ground copper Plant shoots of said proposed draft ot ORLI copper sulphides Large castingnlioying and others result- counted for 97 per cent of the total and In the southwest fork a crew Is scale the difference It is figured that to determine the values wit startMENT it OP CON30I3DATION ae ap lower-grad- e of the mining of in hen can be the direction within the did under on lead zinc not the ing and ed this week VRTLNNEMUCCA expert finding large tonnage Nev (A—Plans showings deposits of copper working proved by said Board and to tako such produce in that year t molybdenum 50 died ton a mental One of in drill encountered in favorable forms- and action the premises as may to the for limits cents error that the L Allen of Sacramento of the principal producing states stockholders to start their 10-tmill on the seem proper sad destrablo tungsten has never been at- metal has the same terwile strength output holes fourtfoot of test is i on a Peak in 1940 tions fissure The was started la and two Ray sinking superintendent claims mines illermit group of that and to transact several such other business as tempted in as of Lake be Gilbert to mill the the California drill this work aluminum and commercial ingots bt placed increased as compared may properly come befor said meeting with another Irniles wejt of here are being made company hopes through tests have indkated Preliminary ' was two NOW THERZFORZ you will please to tie in with the ore showing that the Thus it proved that alunite with the preceding month while operation within the next by 3- 4 Thrasher and partners mine notice that a special meeting of some 800 feet above in the Wood-law- n tains an scheelite probably conoxide containing comparable con- Oregon remained approximately take weeks I owners of the claims The men are said unstockholders will bo bold at Um anti unusually large rot will same tent take on I on the iron The drilling operations an average size vela Giant workings Companies that pro- timo and place and foe tho purpose content of molybdenum silicon impurities (limit j mining Jumbo to Work To pay current obligations and desirable and reducible Metals of 005 duced 650 flasks in Nevada in shov stated six months with four men workWhich runs 811:1011t $15 a UM 1 to 10 per cent from In merhanthis 1th daT 'lino an-P- ' and October Nevada's DatedORDZR BATTLE klouNTArzgy Nev (W) ing each shift three shifts a day to continue development work the 'cal concentrates OA per cettt of per 'tent) Is the samel as alumina September OP rpm Boom or months levied assessment have to directors date from 32 DTRECTORS bauxitelby the Bay- peak reported —Plans to unwater and sink on the The contemplated dredging ground is considered a the prod4ced Kinkead Mill- Busy 200 No 11 at the rate of 1 cent per molybdenum WM KNIGHT President er process As stated In a recent per cent of that amount in May JROM workable maximum Hardy shaft on claims owned by will be drilled to a depth of according tit WARBURTON share to be delinquent July 18 sale At W Fahrenwald dean of the article the Kalunite process is also Activity in Arizona Arkansas and Secretary HAWTHORNE Nev til')—Treittthe Giant Jumbo Mining corpora feet (rimt publication June IL MI) Texas in May was above 1940 I to The property Is owned by Ed- date August 12 aluminnm applicable Int ore shipments from several tion are being made by the firm bearing of Idaho school of University and low grad aluminum monthly averages ward Wagner William Trent and a runes lil this district the Kinkead Stanley F CyLoary president-ma- n mines and an authority on flota- clays NOTICII fP CIPECAL MEWING SNP I STOCKHOLDER custom 'imill 13 miles cast of here ager said recently The shaft will group of Ely business men About oir could probably be oresr tion Tungsten NORTH LILT MINING Cote:PANT This article would be lacking If Is operating steadily It is under be sunk another 100 feet and cross- five years ago Norman S Stein Arizona Comstock extracted successfully by a chemTo the otockboloers of North Ur the supervision of CI)Kle Barcus of cuts and drifts will be driven from noted geologist worked the area ical process if ore bodies of auff- it felled to credit iDr' Alfred Shipments Resumed at alining Comm and to tritom000vor IS Makes Comeback time a Nina short for with the Fleisher research delevel size ident and grade should be patient that moo concern: involved in perfecting the Kalunite Buckskin Property Nate Is asreby loon Omit efi & veloped VIRGINIA CITY Nev msetinit of the Board se Directors se procOrt Mining company bad en WINNEMUCCA With a crew of about 25 men emNev (A)—Ore North I 1941 mid Board unanimouaiy ' June I 1uy shipments from the ployed a general rehabilitation Mountain City Con resolved that a consolidation cd said lease on the old Buckskin Na- North Lily Mining Company a Utah 1 program at the Arizona Cornstock Esmeralda Gold Mill - I ' mine is being carried on hero by Finds tional Gold Mining company corporation Walt North Liir Kalthe ' I Copper Is a Utah ado Company corporation 70 Is Reconditioned the Central Comstock Mines Inc miles north of here property and approved a draft of i' I were resumed this week as the visabis AoltZstizNT which plans to operate the forMOUNTAIN CITY Nev OS — OP CON80 GOLD kin—Near Nev CIRCLE lv two said snow betwmn in mer this melted to ore district of Several allow eorporations taken pont '3 big producer sufficiently samples :' which was ted at rehabilitation of the old the roads to be The ore production will be a cross-ccleared being driven b)f the complete 'LI-1Es is on Ile with Moo Socrecula of and Gold Esmeralda Mines mill Ltd 100-tThere are four men now work- said North Lay Mining Comparin &ad treated by a modern Mountain City Consolidated Copper been made company officials ing on the lease and was unant said further at it meeting cyanide mill which the new corn-po- company have been displayed by has shipannounced recently and ores from ments are expected regular Ir000lvoo by mut Roard Ia sub I 'A D the mine operators is now building to be made Monsil — the ?natter ot said consotidation the will and be mine treated dump Vandercook is general manager ' summer The ore mit the The men said the templet con- as soon 'as the ball Mill AGRX11 of throughout said and draft ' proposed I supplies of the Central Comstock firm and tained chalcocite bornite gold and is treated at the Dayton Nev MENT OF CONSOLIDATION to tna is lo- mill are This received blorth et said stockholders activity Lily Mining C T Mills is in charge of silver and that assays have shown in southern Elko County with Company and 'aid Board this and new reduction plant about 3 per cent copper The cross- cated there calld a special roasting of said t ' ' a group of Canadians as operators : stockholders to b held on July I 1941 been driven through 100 cut has know on 2 When ytt1' see this sign you said PA& of o'clock hour tha at g feet of copper-bearinrock the opNOTICI Work 5et day at tho °trim et mid North Lay erators said Tungsten Tungsten Property attar this data I Will Mining Company gig Kearns Suildint' on That and are ahead i !A AUSTIN tAl thereNev Lake City Utah to aonsider and Salt tungsten debta for many ”Caterpillars" Dot ba responsible any f l' Will Be Worked or accounts contracted for by any- vota upon such proposed coonsolidatims of here optioned to east deposit Ore : and said proposed draft of AGlit&h one other than myself Shipments M Heizer field engineer for John mini roads at as DONKIN i CONSOLIDATION M CHAS OP mENT upo good you (Signed) ' LOVELOCK Nev Mining Bingham ' 368 Downington AT Nevada's largest tungsten mine at i: r proved by said Board andas to tako such ears daily Mill Utah Copper 959 and trucks are being ' Dateid may to the machinery soon action in the premises be will July I 1941 City developed IL U average Refininand' MOM cost: saving taxpayer' money Smelting seam proper and desirable stockholders moved onto the Dinget-Smodue- - The PS 23 Combined Metal SteMining was discovered by ground i l' 1:- and to transact such other bustaass of tungsten ground in the Nightin- tins 344- Linke maw property come befors said mting t phen west of the Tintic district here by gale NOW THEREP'ORt You will plows I I ' : et Chief Consolidated125 carloads: Godly sotto Morse associates who have a epcKial that take meeting Ore Values Rise PCOTICT 11: IS: Vatic standardIron14: Mammoth be held at the will stockholders said i lease and bond on the property P I will 5:'11 View on Mountain Blossom T: and atter this date That place and ter Um purpose slot its responsible tor any debts or time and 1 I Refining end Mining 3: Utah LOYELOPK Nev 011)—Selected The firm plans to install a 2$- - Ameiting above stated CO Fire Clay (silica) 2: Colorado Cline° accounts for anyone contracted by EQUIPMENT someton dry plant which will be Dated this Ith day ot Juno 19414 dated Dats4 July dtp 2: ore in a recent carload shipment 2: leurek Lilly Consolidated other then nitwit ' I CenteLL 11141 CommlitiStetL Grand 67 1 ORDER OP THE BOARD Of -' CITY ask Signed LIKE to Buttes mines Twin SALT from '1 new the IT of the section that thing :OHS PETZR PORENSEN DINEsCTORS o west to is of said have here Nev and Pioche also state miles i truck S1105 ore plans-tSouth Srd Sae a O !ELTON President : Track-Typ- e ad Machinery Tractors Caiterpillae et Diesel Distributer Engines No 124 Metals in Reduction Combind value 6322564 13 some returned to miles mill Toulon WARBURTON with the ROW 1 Borroterl I tons: Mo 2 2404 Bristol Silver SS2 Mires publicatton Juno L MALI gold silver lead zinc and arsenic Wi A Ito 13 4 away reports ststs t 4 4A'- -' S do t -- - ' - ' l --1':' - 4 -- ' — ''''6 - 4 --- -- 4 40 z' ' ''' ' : FP ':7 -- ' : : ' :ii :: - ' :: At '' 4it OP§ ''" 4- e '" "I: 1: A 444-4-- 1940 lIt was - '' ::' et - 1 - It:::::::::::i":::--a--::::444444:- ' - - A 44064 Idaho Finds Tungsten p : (Dan Tucker Uses fre'' New Pump to Kentucky Utah Worksre ()re Sieria Nevada! Make's Cha' - BacksFill Stopes : I - - 27-to- i -- i a' contact-m- etamorphic -- t Osceola Placer Area Tested a lus - I I - - hermit ' high-trad- e will-mor- -- on - z I - e - T 1 1 1 ' f 1 I T i - - t :! - Bell-Hag- er ti 1 - - 1 01 - r o ut N on I s - - ny i: -- - 1 '1 - 1- - - --- ' Of - ' R5-to- - I n at - - 1 ! i 1 t i s‘ - - E TRACTOR and 0:' I ! -- li - :- - i I i f - I t 1 ' - 1 - - ' ' i ii : i' i II 't i i - li t |