III ' 6 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23, 1911. M
I 1ST IS DAZED
fi PjOCHE DEAL
Kaleidoscopic Change in the
Nevada-Utah Affairs Is
Rather Dazzling.
ALL ARE WONDERING
WHAT COMES NBXT
Statement From Vogelstein
May Be Issued to Set All
Things Right.
Stockholders of the Nevada-Utab and
Ohio-Kentucky companies are somewhat
dazd at the moving picture programme
accorded them during: the past few weeks
In the affairs of both companies. Just
as the merger deals of the Ploche prop
erties were reported to have been round
ed out successfully, and when E. P.
Woolley was thought to he firmly seat
ed In tho saddle with a pleasant and
prosperous Journey straight ahead, tho
!MM film kept unrolling and an entirely new
Interest, new as far as shareholders
MM were concerned, enters the scene and be-
Mm jrlnn tho riding stunt.
MM Western stockholders expect, and they
have a right to expect that Vogelstoln
! & Co., the new rulers of the Piocho des-
MW tlnles, will Issue a statement within the
MOt near future giving them som Idea of
MM what the future programme holds and
MjM Just tho measure, as near as can bo
jHH told, of the assets behind the various
Mm companies affected by the twist things
have taken.
Mm It was reported here on Tuesday that
'MM -100,000 shares of Ktock of the Amalga-
MM mated Ploche company had been placed
Mn In the hands nf the Consolidated Ploclia
mam secretary, which stock is to be distributed
I at a noar date equally to the Consolidated
SM Ploche and Ohio-Kentucky shareholders.
mm The Amalgamated Piocho evidently Ib to
l-MM be tho (ueen bee of the Ploche hive, and
iH while the property Interests of this com-
HE pany are well enough understood there
MM Is some uncertainty regarding other
I phases of the organization.
mmi Information Is desired, for instance,
MM as to the issued capitalization and the
Mm bonded indebtedness, if there Is a bond-
mm cd debt. Xo adequate Idea can be formed
'MM of the value of the stock until this lat-
MM ter phase Is cleared up properly. As a
mntter of fact, tlitf west hardly knows
MM what to think, an I something authorl-
tatlve from the now owners of the con-
j trol will be greatly appreciated at this
MM end of the land.
I MASON VALLEY WORK
IS PROGRESSING FAST
Reports from the west state that very
sntlsfaetorv progress is being mado at
the Mason Valley smelter. The erection
of the steel superstructure is now going
on, thf framowork for the power house
Is in place and the sampling mill Is well
along townrd completion. The big 200
foot stack for the smelter was finished
on July 22, and at present the greater
portion' of the flue and lust chamber has
been completed, say Thompson. Towle &
A large quantity of mnchlnery, such as.
electrical equipment, locomotives, slag
cars, blowers, blast furnace, material,
etc., arrived at tho smelter during July.
In addition to these supplies the com
pany's machine shops arc now operating
and arc busy manufacturing blast pipes,
down -takes and other sheet Iron work
which will be employed In the construc
tion of the plant.
Ample protoctlon is being made by the
Mason Valley "management against fire,
and pipe lines for this purpose and gen
eral water supply are now being Installed,
as !s also a permanent pumping station
at the springs. Pipe linos are being laid
from the artesian wells to tho smelter
site, assuring excellent water for domes
tic purposes. A contract has been made
for a sintering machine which will be
Installed for the purpose of treating flue
dust, fine ores and concentrates.
ICHIN0 COMPANY NEAR
TJIE PRODUCING POINT
It was reported from the east on
Tuesday that the Chlno concentrating
plant In New Mexico was being given Its
preliminary turnlnc-over preparatory to
being placed into commission, ns far as
the first section ( - concerned, as a pro
ducing proposition. Ore should be mach
ine the tables by the first of the month
at least, and tho Chlno will then take its
place as one of the partially comnlfttod
new copper producers with its scope of
usefulness only a matter of continual
betterment.
Word Is expected at any time that
the fourth section of the Ray Consoli
dated mill will be In active running or
der. It was expected that this section
would be In operation by the first of Au
gust, but tho delay Is understood to havo
been due to the necessity of some alter
ations in the power house. Addltlona1
engines were rcnulrcd. it is said, and no
necessity existed for n change In con
centrating plans aH fur the mill It
self was concerned, as tias been n
ported.
With four sections operating, the Ray
Consolidated will be 50 per cent com
pleted. It Is thought that It Is the In
tention of the company to strive to get
the whole plant In good trim before a'
tempting to crowd any one section al
ready In commission.
I PRESIDENT SHARP FINDS
EVERYTHING ALL RIGHT
President Sharp of the United States
Smelting, Retlnlng & Mining company,
who will leave for tho west todav after
a week's visit to the Utah properties of
Ills organization, stated Tuesday that
after an inspection of the mines at Bing
ham and Tlptlc, and the lead smelter nt
Mldvale. he could say that everything is
working steadily, and that while there is
nothing unurual to comment on thi: com
pany Is making a very satisfactory pro
duction in Utah.
The affair? of the companv. ho added,
wore In oxcellcnt shape wherever located.
This condition prevuils In several states
k well as In Utah. Tho company has ft
mrinery. at Chrome. N. J., and a lead
refinery at Gruesell. Ind. In California
t Is operating the Kennot smelter and
the reduction works at Needles. In Ari
zona and Washington the company owns
extensive active mining properties while
In Moxico In the Real do Mont property
It owns one of tho largest silver mines In
the world. Mr. Sharp is making one of
his usual Investigation visits and will
reach the toast before returning to his
eastern headquarter.
Ore and Bullion.
The ore and bullion report for Tues
day, given by McCornlck k Co.. was as
follows: Ofe received. H0.000; bullion
shipped. S60.000: total. $100,000.
Metal Market.
The metal quotations for Tuesday
posted by McCornlck & Co.. were a fol
lows: 8flver. S2ic; lead. ?.50; copper.
Ore Shipments.
t T,,S L tRh. 0rc. SanpHng company on
Cuesday released rive cars of on from
i-tan and one cas from Nevada camps.
j fhirty-four trains daily between Sal:
mmm "Jl , 8 CMen via Bamberger eiec-
Mmm trie linear Trains every hour on the
MMM hour in an hour.
SOUTH HECLA WILL
GIJfOIJTIO!
Stockholders Will Leam Some
Very Interesting Details at
Coming Meeting.
The notification Issued recently to the
South Hecla shareholders that they are
to meet next month to ratify a. sale of
the property In Alto, to tho merger now
being perfected by the Edwards-IIalro In
terests, was tho first positive hint the
public has received that such merger deal
Is progressing to the positive point.
A not too careful reading of tho South
Hecla notification might raise tho pre
sumption that when the stockholders meet
for the purpose Intended all they will
know of tho deal from their own stand
point Is that thy are to receive 120,000
shores of the new mnrger company In ex
change for their 210,000 shares of South
Hecla. It la a fact, however, that tho
stockholders will be given the contract
signed by their directors with tho merg
ing internets, in which the dotallB of the
consolidation will be made plain.
One close to the inside stated on Tuos-j
day that the capitalization of the new
company will be made known, also the
number of groups already definitely
known to be Imolvod In tho deal with
such others as may posslhlv be Included.
Tho fact that there are one or two Im
portant doals still ponding for Alia ground
prevents the whole plan from being marie
known to tho world at tho present time.
0HJ0 COPPER REFLECTS
THE POSSIBLE SUNLIGHT
The apparent likelihood that sunlisht
Is to penetrate the Ohio Copper financial
clouds soon was responsible for this l3suc
becoming the feature Tuesday on the lo
cal exchange. Inasmuch as this stock
retained Its low range on tho eastern
markets, It was evident that, the local
appreciation In value was due to local
buying, Just ns local buying has been
more markod than that In the cast for
a year past.
The market yesterday was slightly
more encouraging generally, although
there was nothing to create unusual com
ment, A total of 57.400 shares of stock
sold, the market value of which was
JD2fifi.7n. The following were the closing
unlisted and listed stock transactions:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
I Bid. IAskcd.1 Sold For.
Col Kxt S .08 ? .081 $ .OS $
Alta Con ... .24 .215 .234 .24
Cardiff 15 .47 .47
So Hecla ... .50 ,C1 .60
B C Stand.. .06 .OS
Hlng Cop OS
Sov Tr C 421
Utah N D... .09 .12$
LISTED STOCKS.
I A. M. II P. M.
I Bid. lAsked.il Bid. lAekcd.
Big Cot CI? f $ $ .004
Beck Tun . .16 .IS .164 .174
Blng Amnl.j .05 .07 ,05 .07
Black Jack. .10 .11 .10 ,12
Cnrlsa . . ..I 14 15
Cedar T ...I .034 .04 .034 .04
Cent Mam .1. 10 10
Century .. .014 .04 .011 .05
Colo MIn .. .42 .424 .42" .43
Col Con ... .30 .33 .304 .334
C Mercur . .03 .03
Cr Point .. .05i .054 .05J .05J
Daly J ... 4.12S 4.30 4.124 4.30'
Dragon ... .25 .35 .25 .35
K Prince ... .01 .04 .01 .01
E Cr Point. .00i .003 .004 .oul
E Tin Con. .001 .01 .00 .01
E .Tin Dev. .001 .01 .004 .01
Emerald ... .05 .12
G Clr Cr -.12 12
Gr Central. 1.00 1.05 .90 1.05 '
Ind Queen.. .021 .031 .02J .03
Iron Bios . 1.05 1.074 1.0.1 1.074
Iron King..' .03 ....... .03
J Bowers 02 .02
King Vm . .015 .05 ..041 .06
l.ohl Tin .. .011 .02 70U .015
Lion Hill .. .031 035
Low Mam.. .021 .023 .02 .022
Mason Val. 7.25 S.00 7.25 S.00
May Day .. .12 .13 .12 .124
Mln Flat 01 014
Mt Lake .03 021 .04
Ncv Brit 40 40
Ncv Hills .. , 3.50 3.6o 3.45 3.60
Newhouse . .'. 75 .25 .7Ji
New York . .051 .053 -05 .054
Ohio Cop 1.65 1.70 1.70 1.721
Onohongo . .214 .23 .21 .231
Pioche D .. .11 .12 .11 .12
Plutus . .. .05J -053 .051 .053
Prince C .. .68 .71 ,6S
P.-Idaho .. ,60 .65 .60 .65
Roxall 03 .03 .03 .Oil
Seven Tr .. .04 .05 .043 .05
Sllv K Coa. 1,60 2.00 1.65 2.00"
Sllv Shield. .01 01
Sioux C ... .30 .34 , .30
So Iron B. . .004 -003 .004 .003
Swan Con . .05 .051 I .05 .06
Swan Ext ........ .001 ' " .001
S King Con 1.00 1.20 I .05 1.25
Tin Cent ..I .021 .027,11 .021 .02
U Tlntlc ..j .0i .0411 .01 ,041
Uncle Sam I .461 .474! .461 .464
Utah Con... ,04? .05 II .04J .05
Union Ch'f. .2S I II .28
Victor Con. .05 I .0511 .05 .054
Victoria C. .56 I .58 I .58 .60
Wabash ... .121 1 .12
Yankee C. .15 I .18 I .15 .17
Yer Cop ... .0241 1 .024 .
FORENOON- SALES.
Cedar-Talisman. 500 at 4c
Grand Central. 200 at S1.02J.
Kins William. 1000 at 5c, buyer sixty
days.
Sioux Con.. 500 at 30c.
United Tlntlc, 2000 at ic.
Victoria Con., 500 at 57c
Shares sold, -J700. .- -,
Selling value, $705, v-"'
OPEN" BOARD. . V
Beck Tunnel, 100 at 171c.
Colorado. 500 at 124c. 1"
Crown Point, 500 at 51c.
King William, 1000 at 5c "
Rexall, 2000 at 3Jc.
South Iron Blossom. 6000 at Jc.
Swansea, 500 at 51c
Tlntlc Central. 1000 at 21c.
Utah Con., 2900 at 43c.
Victoria, 600 at 57c.
Shares sold. 20.100.
Selling value, $2190.25.
AFTERNOON' SATES. -
Beck Tunnel. 200 at 17c.
Colorado. 100 at 424c '
Indian Queen, 1000 at 3c
Lehl Tlntlc, 2000 nl 14c
Ohio Copper. 1000 at 51.721.
Seven Troughs. 2000 at 5c
Slonx Con.. 1000 at 30c; 1000 at 29c.
seller sixty days.
Swansea. 1000 jit 51c; 1500 at 52c.
United Tlntlc, 3000 at 41c
Victoria Con., 1000 at 59c. buyer sixty
days-.
Shares sold. 14.600.
Selling value, 3510.25,
OPEN BOARD.
Crown Point. 1000 at 54c
Cedar-Talisman, 3100 at 4c.
Grand C'ontrnl, 200 at $1.
May Day. 1000 at 12Jc.
New York. 1000 at 54c
King William. 1000 at 5c
Utah Consolidated. 1000 at 43c.
Sioux Consolidated. 1700 at 30c
Colorado, 200 at 12c.
Victoria Consolidated, 500 at 5Dci
Swansea. 1000 at 54c: 1000 at 52c: 500
at 6c.
Shares sold. 17.R00.
Selling value. $2762.25.
Many a Suffering Woman
Drags herself painfully through her
daily tasks, Buffering from backache,
headache, norvoimneas, loss of appetite
and poor sleep, not knowing her ills are
duo to kidney and bladder troubles.
Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief
from pain and misory and a prompt re
turn to health nnd strength. No wom
an who so suffers can afford to over
look Foley Kidney Piljs. Schramm
Johnson Drugs, five stores.
KING WILLIAM'S
-FUTUHEPOUCY
Milling Is Stopped Pending Ar
rangement of Sonic New
Financial Plans.
COMPANY IS NOT
. TO GIVE IN YET
May Complete Deal for Operat
ing by Way of Grand
Central.
One close enough to the King William
Mining company to know whereof ho
ppeaks stated Tuesday that the closing
down at Tinttc or operations 'by way of
the Eagle nnd Blue Bell property did not
moan that the company was defunct nor
that the officials hnd reached the deter
mination of censing work Indefinitely.
Operations via the Eagle and Blue Bell,
he pointed out, have not been productive
of tho. results expected, and tho officials
havo decided to stop work until arrange
ments have been completed which will
place tho company In possession of tho
means to demonstrate tho merits of tho
group nt Tlntlc one way or tho other.
"This closing down, ho stated, "was
in familiar language for the good of tho
order. To go after the King William
property in the proper manner will take
plonty of capital, more than Is now con
tained In the treasury. Some moans of
raising this required capital will be pro
vided, but Just how this will be done
remains to be solved- It Is understood
that the officials believe more satisfactory
progress can be made by working through
the Grand Central property Instead of
the Eagle and Blue Bell, but how far any
ncgollatlons with the Grand Central have
progressed Is not now known positively
outside of Inner circles."
There are some vorv strong financial
Interests back of the King William, and
the property Is splendidly located In tho
heart of Tlntlc Those two considerations
inspire tho feeling locally that the prop
orty will bo openod loglcallv in good time
It is surrounded by the Ccntennlal-Eu-reka,
Grand Central. Eagle and Blue Bell
and Victoria, and If nature passed Up this
King William block of territory, making
It a barren Island In such a sea of min
eral, It will he one of those peculiar
twists of fate for which there can be no
satisfactory reason advanced.
STOCKS COMING OUT
AT ALL OPPORTUNITIES
James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, recelvod
over their private wire yesterday after
noon' Paine, Webber & Co., Boston. The New
York lint continued weak and nervous
again today, with heavy liquidation every
time the market would take It. The
principal actlvltv in tho local coppers was
confined to Arizona Commercial, which
made a now low level at 21, with no
rally, the bonds, which were slightly
stronger nnd in better demand, selling up
to 5. Corbln and Shannon wore both
quiet and strong. Indiana was weak at
8, Algomah at 53 and Franklin at S. We
do not see nn' Immediate change In con
ditions and think that the coppers may
continue to sag on scattered selling If the
heavy liquidation In the railways and In
dustrials continues.
Hornblower 6 Weeks, Boston. Today's
copper share market was Irrogular. al
though tho tone was somewhat better.
The buying today, while not aggressive,
was considered good. Traders seemed
Inclined to buy a few stocks on drives.
We have had considerable of a shake-out
lately, and It would seem that some sort
of a rally should be seen soon. Senti
ment Is somewhat mixed on a good many
stocks, but at the same time prices look
rather low. While the New York list
continues irregular little can be looked
for here. The close was steady but dull
Gallagher Letter, New York. Strengm
In Stewart Mining, which was bid up to
$1 nt the opening, Is attributed to the
favorable quarterly report of ihe com
pany. Braden Copper and Ohio had
a slightly better tone. Greene Cannnea
sold off to 61, there being very little or
no support here for the stock. Standard
Oil gained 3 points on the day, closing at
600. American Tobacco lost 2 points,
closing at 374. Sioux was strong here
with sales at 29. which was high.
JARBIDGE ENJOYS AN
ENTIRELY NEW FIND
In a letter to Salt Lake friends Tues
day, Wlnthrop W Fisk of Jarbldge gave
Information regarding the latest develop
ment in that camp. The new discovery
of gold Is all to the east of the zone
considered nro-on heretofore, nnd In
what Is known as the Fifth Crater or
Cougar Creek Basin. Mark Lefflor and
A. Waters have located seven claims
which they have termed the Bacon
group.
Twenty-five holes have been driven
on tho new vein apd gold values made
their appearance in each. On the strike
becoming known there was a rush to
locate properties along the same vein,
nnd several Interesting finds have been
registered as a rsult during the past
few days. One group of ten claims known
as the Colonel George Is reported to
havo been sold already. Mr Fisk tolls
of several deals recently pulled off In
Jarbldge. emphasizing that the real era
of confidence on the part of capital is
just beginning. The new road from
Dooth Is finished, and autos mako the
trip with passengers In about six hours.
ALLEGANY COMPANY HAS
SPRING VALLEY LUCK
News came to Evanston last week to
the effect that the Allegany company
had brought In a ninety-barrel producer
at the remarkably low depth of 170 foot.
The well is located about 200 feet west
of their camp, on section 23. and is one
mile west of the station-
The refinery people have already laid
pipe lines and made connections to the
company's largo iron storage tanks, and
are pumDing out oil today. Wells a
this shallow depth and of this caliber
are certainly wonders, and oil at $1 f
to J1.90 per barrel at the wells maker
oneof tne greatest propositions known.
J. C. Roberts, president and manager
of the company, and P. W Spauldlnir
vice president, are In the field this week
and are very Jubilant over the company's
great success. Wyomlnc Press.
HALIFAX MACHINERY IS
VERY NEARLY INSTALLED
Last nlcht. after a little more than
three weeks' work, the trlple-comoart-mcnt
shaft of the Halifax showed a
depth very close to 120 feet, and Is still
making Its way through the wash. Dur
ing the week the compressor and motor
were mounted on their foundations, and
within a few davs will be In running
order. Tonopab Bonanza.
Low Bates Via Wabash.
Round trip from Chicago: New
A Boai0,h 25.60; Toronto.
$14.60; Niagara Falls and Buffalo, $17;
Montreal, 620; also many attractive
eirclfl tour?. Liberal stopovers. Sum.
mer Tour Book with full details mailed
troe. F. II. Tristram, Assistant General
Pabscngcr Agent, G8 W. Adams street,
Chicago, Til.
Music festival and dancing carnival,
I Saltair tonight. Continuous dancing
in pavilion
PRODUCER 11
the mmi
Alta Consolidated Starts Out
Initial Ore Shipment on
Last Monday.
The fact that four heavily laden fourr
horse oro teams left the Alta district
on Monday for the sampler at Sandy
did not escape the eagle eyes of those
always on the lookout for sensations,
nor was it overlooked when the source
of this ore was concerned. The teams
came from tho Alta Consolidated prop
erty, tho youngest organization of the
camp, which has ontered the producing
list within one month of its organiza
tion. The Alta Consolidated company Is
composed ofilclally of many of the for
mer Columbus Consolidated company, In
cluding Tony Jacobson, A. O. Jacobson,
Val S. Snow, Engineer Wlnwood and
Hans Wonder, among others.
As noar as could bo gathered unofficial
ly, tho Alta Consolidated management,
under tho direction of A. O. Jacobson.
has driven into three or four feet of
high-grade silver and lead ore, the sil
ver values especially running Into most
comforting altitudes. It Is learned in
addition that tho point of discovery pre
sents at least 800 feet of sloping ground.
It seems, therefore, that there is an
other producer born In the Alta district,
and that the Jacobson Interests have
opened something in that old camp which
will assume surprising proportions be
fore the public Is aware of the fact.
Novadas . in San Francisco.
James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon I Bid. Asked.
Col Mountain 5 .01 $
Jumbo Extension is
Booth OS .09
Blue Bull OS .00
Silver Pick 06 .07
St. Ives 36
Lono Star ' .0G .07
Oro 00 .07
Atlanta ir .is
Commonwealth 07 .09
Combination Fraction 09 .10
Kowanos ..... .13 .14
Spearhead 09
Yellow Tiger 05
Goldflcld Con 5-SS
CO D TOO .10 "
Mayflower Con 06
Manhattan . - . ,
Manhattan Con 1 .... .10 .11
G. Wedge ' 0t
Dexter 01 .0G
Mineral Hill 0G .07
Other districts
Nevada Hills' 3.55 ,
Pittsburg Silver Peal: 73
Rawhide Coalition 01 .05
Comstoci:
Ophlr 4.02J 1.05
Moxlcan if,
Gould k Curry 77 ,7S
Con. Virginia 20
Savagu 15 ...
Hale ,fc Norcross 35
Yellow Jacket ,N 15 .......
Belcher GO
Confidence .. .17 A
Sierra Nevada , 10
Excheauor 1.50 1.525
Challenge : 12
Chollar 20
Tonopah
Montana Tonopah SG .......
Tonopah Extension 18 .19
MacNamara 17
Midway - 6.50
Tonopah Belmont 12
Ohio Tonopah 57 .59
West End Con 15
Golden Anchor , 28
MORE RESULTS SECURED
IN SPRING VALLEY FIELD
J. C. Roberts, the Spring Valley. Wyo.,
oil operator, received word Tuesday to
the effect that the Bon-Jo Oil syndicate,
backed by Chicago capital, haB brought
In a fine well at a depth of about 900
feet. The well adjoins the property of tho
Roborts Oil company and also the Texas
King possessions,
Tho T. C. Oil company, which was
financed by Pennsylvania pooplo, encoun
tered the top of their first sand In the
No. 1 well on Monday. At a depth of
iSO feet and with throe feet of depth
gained In the sand, tho oil raised for
over 500 feet, and there are many ear
marks of a gusher to this well.
Boston Mining Stocks.
James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish tho following, rocelved
over their private wire yesterday aftcr
noon: BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
I Salcs l H. I L, IClso
Algomah il5 (5 52 53
Butte &. Baak H 4i
Butte Coalition 105 16 16 161
Cal & Ariz -105 491 -If 49
Chlof Con I 550 75c 71c 71c
Copper Range 258 55 55 55
Daly West 6
Davis Daly 750 96c 91c 9Gc
East Butto 766 11 10i 109
Glroux Con 110 5 41 5
Granny Con 29 28 29
Greene Cananea 115 G$ Gl 6i
Hancock 245 21 20 ' 20
Indiana Copper 700 91 8? S3
Inspiration 1.SS0 li 61 6J
Lake Copper 71 G 2G 253 253
La Rose 135 3R 38 38
Mason Valley 7 7i 7i
Nevada Con 18" 17J IS
Nevada Utah Gfic 63c 66c
Niplssing 140 75 7a 71
North Butte S25 25 21 241
North Lake 300 6 0 6
Ray Con 15 141 15
Sup & Boston 87 11 44 4i
Trinity 200 3? 3J 31
U. S. Smelter com ... 110 331 33i 3.11
U. S. Smelter pfd ... 146 47 47 47
Utah Con 590 13j 13j 13.1
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
I Bid. lAskecT
Bogole $ 2.121 2.50
Calveraa l .00 1.121
Tonopah r..7o 5.S7!
Bohemia 2. 00 2.25
Chemung .... 4.00 6.00
Majestic 47 .49
Ohio Copper 1.50 1,621
Boston Ely 1.25 1.45
South Lake 5. 50 5.75
Massachusetts .. fi.oo 6,75
Parrot .. 10. 00 11.00
Shannon S.75 9.12J
Winona 5.75 6.00
American Zinc 22.75 23.25
Helvetia 1 .00 1,371
Kerr Lake 4.50 4 75
Arcadian 2.00 2.50
I'tah Apex 2.121 2.25
Mlcshlgnn 2.00 2.50
Ivewfcnaw .. 2.25 2 50
South Utah 60 .70
Tuolumne 4.00 4.25
Wyandot 1.26 .
Butte & Bala 3.75 4.121
Miami 19.50 20.00
OJIbway 5. 00 5.25
San Francisoc Oil Stocks.
James A. Pollock & Co,, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
ovor their private wire yesterday aftcr
noon: . '
I Bid. :Ajl:ed.
Associated Oil $48.00 $18.25
Brookshire 90
Caribou 1.00
Claremont 1.10
Four Oil 12 '
McKlttrlck 11 ,'
New Pennsylvania ...... .43 .50
Palmer 1.25 1.271
Pinal C5
S. W and B 23 ,29
wk on 3;oq
Thirty-four trains daily .between Salt
Lake and Orjdcn via Bamberger eloo
tnc line. Trains every hour on the
hour in an hour.
UINTAH TREASURE HILL
MEETING IS SCHEDULED
Shareholders of the Uintah Troaeure
Hill company are in receipt of notices to
tho effect that a special meeting will be
held In Provo at 10 o'clock on the morn
ing of September 20 for the purpose of
taking whatevor action that may be
necessary to dlstrlbuto the assets of the
corporation ns a preliminary step to dis
solving tho company.
It Is understood that the company will
havo a little over $100,000 cash to dls
trlbuto among stockholders, or slightly
over 10 cents a share. Tho claims of the
company at Park City were sold to the
Sliver King Coalition Minos company the
first of the year for 5100.000, the last In
stallment of which was paid sovcral days
ago.
New York Mining Stocks.
James A. Pollock & Co., hankers and
brokers, furnish tho following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon: NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS.
I Sales.l H. L. Clae
Chlno 900 193 102 191
Goldflold Con 100 58 5 58
Nevada Con 1,100 173 Hi 178
Ray Con , 15 143 15
Tenn Copper 600 32 313 32
Miami Copper 19J lpj 198
Utah Copper 2,600 4)1 433 -Hi
NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
I Sales.l IT. L. IClso
First Nat Copper H 1 1
Glroux Con 1,000 5 43 43
Inspiration Cop 2.500 61 68 G3
Nevada Utah 1.000 S3!)
Ray Central 2,000 12 15 li!
lukon Gold 31 39 33
New Kej'stono 2J 2 2
South Utah 33
Mason Valley 73 74 7
Braden Copper 41 48 4g
Ely Central 4C 2c 4c
Ely Con $ j 1
I'O. Rose 100 33 33 33
Novada Hills 3 31 3;
Kerr Lake 500 41 41 -ij
NEW YORK CURB CLOSE.
I Bid. lAsked,
Davis Daly 3 .871 5 1 00
Ely Central .02 04
l.v Con 371 .50
First Nat Copper 1.00 1.121
Glroux Con 4.871 O.OO
Inspiration 6.621 6.871
Yukon Gold 3.75 3.871
Nevada Utah 55 .70
New Keystone 2. 00 2 121
Niplssing 7.87s S.00
Ohio Copper 1.70 1.75
Ray Central 1.30 1.55
La Rope 4.75 4.S71
South Utah 50 75
British Col Copper 3.75 1.00
Bay State Gas 37j .CO
Bruden 4.02? 1.95
Cobalt Central 01 0"
Mason Valley 7.50 7)75
McKlnloy-Darragrh 1.50 1.55
Alice . 1.50 2.50
Sioux Con 27 30
Colorado .... , 40 "43
Iron Blossom llos ll0
Cnrlsa '7 30 I
Nevada. Hills 3.45 3)55
Teachers' Examination.
An examination for Salt Lake Citv
tearhcrs will be hold at the Lafayottc
school building on Tlmrdday and Fri
day, August 24 and 25, beginning at 9
a. m. of the first dav.
All teachers and candidates not hold
ing certificates valid for 3011.1912 arc
expected to take this examination.
Candidates for high Bchool certifi
cates will pjoaso notify tho under
signed not lator than Tuesday, Aug
ust 22. j b
Pen, ink and paper will be furnished.
D, H. CHRISTENSEN,
Chairman, Board of Exnminora.
K Mimic festival and dancing carnival,, II
Saltair t6night. Continuous dancinc II
m pavilion. fc
We just wish to '9
serve that if the weajW
er keeps like this
winter the coal businK
is going to be prem
quiet. S
ran fuel 1
(CRITCHLOW, FISCHER 4M
KITTLE) Cable AddroBi "Wocfueo" &j
Phones 719. 73 Main Strwt
Ever Been
"Up Against It
Most of us have, ajjfc'
then is when we have,aj
sorbecl a lot of the phi,
I osophy of the savinJ
bank srsfcein. When ypJL
feel that no matter whjm
happens you Ve still gjSfc
the money in the kHfc
the job that is lost or fjjR
sickness that C0IAjff?,
won't seem quite JKjv
much of a hardship. iBSS
Put the first dollarlBl
the bank today, weM
pay yon interest on it
morrow and every dayK
The Nation:
Copper BanM