Show III MINES MINE'S AND MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS H UTAH OIL FIELDS i NEED RAilROADS I San San Juan Uinta-Rangely Uinta and Virgin Quiet Through r Isolation I I AH AU that the Utah prospective o oil oU oilfields I fields In the San an Juan n. and Virgin sections section require to give she shei i them the same ame Impetus which ha has hns carried car car- I ned ried the fields Ields of Wyoming into the dividend classes I Is tho the railroad Now I that there are arc surveys through nil all nI these Utah fields lols with wih railroad connection I eventually certain the tho chances were leVer better beter that tho the local fields ma mo may I oon receive the attention the they deserve I from tho the oil 01 capitalist Relative to the oil 01 boom bom now on In Wyoming the thc Cheyenne Leader says sas I Except one goes to the tho city of Casper CaRper or some other oil 01 center you ou would not learn from tho the people of this state that the greatest oil 01 boom Is on everI ever over overseen I seen In this country The people of this state do not seem leem to realize that I fabulous wealth Is being tapped and II I I gushing from the tho earth every cry day dar The Salt Creek wells wes near Cn Casper pcr even excel I tho the famous Round Top at Beaumont Deaumont Tex rex The state of Wyoming has one i section of ot land that gushes Into the I treasury treasur the sum o of 2600 every month mere royalty i Men of moderate means a few month months I AgO ngo are now ranked as millionaires I Moneyed men awn away from Crom home and oven O i In foreign lands are dreaming of I wealth from our oil 01 fields felds However Howe r the people of Wyoming themselves but s1 slightly hU Int Interested rested although almost every cven week weel brings fresh reports of or new fields The Wyoming oil on fields is tho the most extensive ho one In the United States It I extends cla diagonally cla across cross the state I from tram northeast t to southwest at least I nOO miles mies long and varying from 50 to toi i miles In width This great great oil al field Is bringing capital and capitalists to the he state It I ought to open up mines develop agriculture build prosperous I cities and establish manufacturing InI in industries industries In- In I cites in the state But Dut our people must be awake to accept tho the opportunities opportunities I It offers The consumption of petroleum products prod prod- has Increased to an amazing amazing ex exI ex- ex I tent The price is high and will wl re remain romain ro- ro main high as the everIn Increasing ever pro production falls taUs to ke keep p pace with Us its Is new suid ducton wider use In mechanics and arts Tho The mone money made here In tho the oil on business business busi busl ness should find paying paying Investment I here u. u In other lines l. l of Industry The enterprise ana nuo a I UL P w U should see to It that attractive Investments investments Invest invest- cst In ments are offered the men who ho have hae havethe ha e rivers of the good fortune to tap our OIL SHORTS SURPRISED AT LATEST STRENGTH B By Badger Bros Bras Private Wire ire Boston June 6 Boston 6 Boston market opened Bolon firm but trading was small smal and dull dun After the first hour Prices I began to decline In sympathy wih with New York market marke so b by noon prices I were off from fron large fractions to over overa overt overa t a point with no special feature the entire nUre a list participating n again aln toda today The Tho exceedingly small mal lot of or metal 1 sold at ot IS Hi cents t two o days das a ago o Is ream really Infinitesimal and rus nn n criterion to go o b by I Big agencies have ha c said BalI nothing on onI prices since last Jast sales at 15 Sentiment Sentiment Sent Sent- Senti Senti- I ment now Is IB that the report on Monday Mon Ion day will show a decrease Tho The market mar mar- wil ket Icet during the afternoon was rather Quiet with wih Inclination to raJ rally It I Kenny Ken Ien closed quiet and strong Hove ny Co New York June 6 The The volume of at business at the close toda today was waR largely large large- ly In excess of oC Thursday with prices very erratic The Tho opening was moderately moderately moderately mod mod- active and a as a rule showed gains on Thursdays Thursday's During the thelast last ast hour a sharp shap recovery took place raI rally being being led b by Canadian Pacific which sold up to 21 Southern Pacific Pacific Pa Pa- Reading Rading and Steel all al showed good gains There was wa no aggressive buying but when shorts tried to cover thc they found the supply of oC stocks smaller small small- smal er than the they had expected The raI rally was helped by dispatches from Washington Wash Wash- ash ington to the effect that the President has baa not approved ed and is not likely to approve e the suggestion that steps arc to be bo taken to reopen tobacco cases The market has been strong under these influences Sott Scott New York June Tune 6 Today's Todar's Today's out outside market opened weak weak with wih the tobacco and oil 01 issues under decided pressure The mining list 1st was flat fat and feature feature- I less Fay NEBO DISTRICT IS FULL OF ACTIVITY Special to t Tb Tp Republican Herald June 6 C. C. C A. A A Hyde manager of ot the Eva Eva Mining company and George l L. L H Hyde de a a. director In the same compan company com corn pan pan pany wore In Nephi yesterday esterday They report the tho conditions of the Eva mine quite Quie good As stated some time ago they had ha a a fault tault vein These gentlemen gentlemen gentle gentle- ente ao men were ere not discouraged by this en en- counter The They had ha their engineer on the grounds and everything e necessary is 15 being done to make the tho mine a continued con con- success The leal leasers rs of ot the Eureka Leasing company compan who made a a. a vcr very rich strike of high grade high high-gade ore about ten days das ago are ra making good The ore oro body is about alo 2 feet 10 inches thick According to report It looks moro more encouraging every day flay A A. car of ot ore oro was shipped today There Ther Is 18 good prospects for a new smelter near near Mona TOTAL DIVIDENDS AMERICAN MINES Distributions of Con Companies anies in First Five Months of 1913 An Industry that furnishes fully C CS per cent of oC all al the tIle freight rel ht carried b by railroads of ot America and that gives gIes employment to over or men must bo be remunerative else such results would be impossible of ot attainment And when hen 1 I companies which derive their profits from tho the results of mine operations operations opera opera- I pa pay dividends during the tho first five fl e months of 1913 to It ItIs ItIs itis Is evident c that remuneration Is not re restricted restricted restricted re- re to limited lines Jnes According to returns made mode to Mining and Engineering Engineer Engineer- In log ing World orld these 11 companies have havo paid dl dividends since their Incorporation I totaling De Despite these theRe unquestioned statistics certain publications take pious care In warning warning their readers to bc beware aro of or mining In Investments portra portraying the tho mines as ns diabolical contrivances to tempt the dollars of ot credulous Investors from froni rom called so-called le legitimate channels of enterprise and have gone to considerable considerable consider consider- able expense and trouble to warn in intending In- In tending ln investors from Cram the attractions of mining investments Conducted on 01 a legitimate basis mining offers the greatest Inducements Inducement alike alke to the wealthy as M we well voll as the man of small means mean Tal Take e for tor Instance such mines as the Anaconda Calumet Hecla liccia United Verde Goldfield GOldfeld Con Con Bunker Dunker Hill Hili Hi Sullivan an and hundreds of or others which have yielded greater returns to Investors per their capitalization than an any other othel industrial or commercial en en- en terp rise Of or more than pa passing Interest is the dividends paid b by American mines and works during the first five vo months of 1913 iii Of the thc HI companies nl s mentioned above c 31 n operate copper properties all allbut allbut 1 but hut three In the tho United States Those 31 companies have e. Indeed an l Enviable n financial record for tO dividends dl have been disbursed ed this year car totaling 20 O.- O. To prove that that such dividends c arc are of or regular occurrence Mining and Engineering World Is able to show that these 31 n companies have hove paid dividends since c their Incorporation totaling noless no noless noless less than This Is a a. a return of in excess of or their outstanding outstanding out out- standing share capital seven Ninety of the tho Ill companies mentioned above e bo are classed as gold gold- zinc lead producers and the they have h to their credit luring during the first five months of 1911 dividend payments 1 totaling 51 TO jo ui oa c I companies have shareholders shareholder to the extent of t a 0 0 return o oj if in excess of ot their outstanding ing capital The metallurgical Ine five the In number nUmb r. r were b by reason of the th activity of mines able to divide s among shareholders Since incorporation itt itt- in among corporation cr however these five companies com corn panics have hn disbursed dividends totaling totaling total total- ing 1 Eight holding securities ln corporations those organizations looking for or profits principally from holdings In operating able to dividends companies were Da nay Day during tho the past five months totaling Since incorporation these companies have o ha paid totaling 7 needed to What further evidence c Is Ina Ina In Ina prove that mining when carried on a sane and safe manner Is one ona of the most If not tho the most profitable of or American Industries The accompanying table gives th dividends paid during during May the date of or payment and the amount per share Dividends Dividend Dd Paid Paid Paid-in lii In 10 Amount of ol olam Name am ime of or Company Company- Dr- Dr Per share phare tIT Mexico OO O o S ka M 3 3 MAlaska 61 AI Alaska Alaska 10 O Alaska lul t M 10 Amalgamated Copper Aluk 1 10 J I lo n Amparo Mexico 04 w 14 Arizona Cop Copper r. r AriZona j 3 Buffalo na Ontario r 0 3 O. O Banker flunker Hill nm Con Con California C U C 10 coo Bunker Hill Idaho V 1 4 Champion Hi Copper Michigan 1 10 Cobalt Lake Ontario t 0 05 Coat Lk Ontario 4 J m g Crown r Ontario nt rl t g CS lf Mated Colorado 02 0 New ew Mexico 0 O Fremont Wisconsin I o 02 40 FrontIer I 0 2478 Hold Gold Chain Utah 0 3 OOOO 0 Gohl Golden n Cycle 02 f 02 30 hazel Hard California 01 Ot o heels Hecla Idaho 0 I 02 Ilela On Ontario ri 1 15 MOCO Sooth F International Nickel t pM phi lW 10 1300 International l l Smelt Alaska 40 0 Lucky Mexico 0 Oo Miami Tuck Arizona W tO r Moscow cow Utah Uth Cl 01 01 Slie Nevada Wonder X raiU 10 10 Optimo Sc 2 CO Rio Plata lain Mexico 0 05 San al Tm Tor Tu Mexico 01 01 60 California 0 07 2000 Standard h ColumbiA MO 1 Cole Colo 05 04 fuCCI Idaho Independence Clo 01 01 15 10 tO WO II It I. I B. B Ont 83 Tom rem rOn California o 1 1 KOCO I Tuolumne Montana 10 bOUtI United Verd Verde Arizona Azoa i 75 75 O Wap WP No o. o 2 2 South Dakota DakotA 0 01 Lo Yellow California 05 CS 10 Yellow Pine Pies Nevada 02 02 Yo California 10 2440 2400 1 GOLDFIELD CONS CONES 6 MONTHS With Wih 80 out of ot stamps operating a 3 po portion ton of ot tho the time the Goldfield Consolidated In April Apri handled tons of oro with wih a net realization ef lf according to the monthly report Just submitted b by General Manager Manager Manager Man Man- ager A. A BurcH Durch He says the mining realization was and lIUn Milling Transportation company's profit proUt and miscellaneous us earn earnings I w were ere I 65 Development work work feet teet of or development development de de- de- de work was performed during the month of April 1913 Operating costs The costs The combined operating operating oper oper- costs of ot the companies were ns as follows Total Mining Inc Sloping and Development Develop Develop- and ment 79 7 Tran Transportation 10 Milling O 04 Marketing 06 06 General expense ri 1 Bullion Bulion tax tax 6 03 Construction 07 Marketing ore shipped t 7 Total ts Miscellaneous earnings 7 15 Net costs coats The ores in the Combination min mine ran from 13 to 60 50 In the Mohawk 8 to 19 In 3 Jumbo Clermont 23 The May Moy preliminary statement shows tons produced with metallic recovery 41 ing expense leaving heaving a a not net eatz of The six months months' comparative uc I tion ton Is a as follows Tons Net Nt December ore s m January 2 2 3 February March farch 2671 3 April Apri May Iny 1100 Total r J Shop hop in inThe In The Tiie Herald bc I forc fore hot in the st stores 6 i I UPWARD TREND NOW Thought That Bedrock Has Been Reached by Meritorious Meritorious Meri Men Issues Should the number of or shares hues bought count for lor anything yesterdays yesterday's bu IDU on the local loal C exchange ex cx- change chance chan e showed hotel a I bit of or encouragement However How how- ever eYer eer the buys bUIl were at prices which some ore predict are arc at a bedrock declaring that an upward trend will nih wi directly s set t In In carrying th the stocks stacks to somewhere sonic some Oe where whre near nor their Intrinsic worth C Colorado lorado at 9 cents showed a new low lend May hay ro Day at A G cents was WI In the toboggan Iron o som at 30 showed Its low 10 In Iii II many mAIr d weeks and atil Gold Cold Chain at ft K 25 rents cents rC recovering H to 20 30 cents celt was wa oft off Union Clae Chief disposed of or a block blok or of lO shares Mt at t i cent Sales II for Cor the lie day totaled shares valued at ot were 19 as u a follows Official c closing ln quotations yesterday I Forenoon JorDon I Afternoon J I Bid l. l I t 1 II I Bid Bi I tik Ik Deck Tunnel f 06 B. B C el Ct 0 OI v Jack Jck 1 12 r 1 12 O. O 01 01 Century r O 0 I Cob CoIC Mining 10 IO 09 10 2 Con r r Cro Point 02 0 02 02 Ial Ialy O c 15 O le 1 11 Judge io os 30 05 50 L O Eastern O Ot 1 J C. C Point Ol r I- T. T Cn O I o 1 12 T. T 01 01 Emerald 0 w Hel 06 01 06 C on oll Chall Chain 23 31 27 7 29 9 irand 67 10 w 55 50 In Queen r 01 r f I. I 1 1 2 1 22 2 10 Irol I hl 10 10 loe Joo Bowers O 10 O 10 10 10 Wm 0 o G 05 06 Lelii Tintic 01 02 01 0 02 Lell 0 Little 11 Bell Del j jI I Mammoth 03 i 04 t 00 r 03 i 10 15 10 li 10 1 l IAsOn Mn Valley Valey 40 60 May IY HAT Isy 6 GO Oi 07 CS C'S 0 C Mineral 1 lat luerl I Jn Lake 0 53 01 huts His so 60 10 S 85 ev York C 10 02 10 Ohio Cipper op r 65 e i 71 55 i 5 0 0 0 p. p 0 O em 1 Metals O 9 i Idaho I. I I CS J 05 6 Con 00 30 36 iI 29 25 e 1 r 02 H Hon ir 1 ir U V 1 Sewn 3 01 03 S. S Cosin li i 0 CI SS X Ie 23 S. S I K Cl So on 01 3 30 01 1 21 Silver Shield 2 1 Sioux Con 0 02 03 0 S. S Iron Cl ro m. m ol C Swansea 50 l 01 Ol 01 Tintie C Central Cn 00 ut OL l 0 Ot 01 Tin 01 Cl Tintic C Uncle Une Sam f Utah Con 01 r Union Chief 02 O 03 0 1 5 Oli Victor 1 0 01 Om 04 H 01 Con 2 40 35 40 r t 11 1 O 10 Yankee Con 10 I 12 10 14 1 ron oo SALES SALUS SAIS Beck ek Tunnel 1000 10 at 1 Cc C. C Chain soc 0 at nt JOc May ra Day DI I at a c c 1 10 00 at nt t 6 64 Sliver Silver liln King hinr Calion Coalition 0 at Silver ll King Con Con 10 at a 50 at O. O Wilbert r at lOc iDe IO OPEN OPE BOARD Crown Point lr nt ot 2 Nevada I Hills ls 10 I at t Kc Silver King Kinc Coalition olton 20 20 C at S. S 1325 Shares sold soll IKO fK 0 seln selling value 2059 SALES Talisman at nl 1 Ic Colorado 5 KO Ci n nt t lOc Gold Goll Chain Chan 10 at A 10 at t In iron Irm n at O 2000 i. i at c. c Union Chief 1700 HI at a Wilbert l 1 1000 at t c. 9 ic OPEN OrE BOARD Sliver Kin King Con Cn K Ur at itt It 1 do days dayH Silver Silmer Kil King Coalition 10 11 at a borer 60 Cedar Talisman C. C 1500 at Ic Grand h rn Central 10 10 nt C loll Gold Chain 3 at et 3 ODe May IT Day 1000 10 10 at 6 ic c B Tol ck Tunnel 11 at |