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i(j THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, 1-KlDAY MORNING, JANUARY 24, 1913. ' Il I'll SMDKEY nwlS !! I SPLENDID FOI , President Williams Confirms I ; . the Report That Company I -; .Has Been Financed i, PROVING NEW ORE ZONE i '"'Tunnel Aimed for Extensive 9 Contact Deposits Shows. B Ore in Porphyry. K i S. "H. William?, president, and scncral I f manager of the Smokcy Development I company of Ely, was a Suit Lidte visitor I 'on Thursday, a guest at tha Hotel Utah, B m rout to Hie property from the east. I The Smokoy Development proposition Ja ' onn of the most interesting ln tno ptnte I . of Nevada for various reasons, not the ! least being the. fact that It is developing i a new oro deposit In Ely which Is the j ; ' sixth oo far shown in thai noted crump. The company's operations, aro of cspo- ' rial Interest locally becnuso of the fact '- ' that Utah capitalists are Interested in ) , nearby properties, and the- results of the 1 ; Smokey worl: Is certain to be reflected In ' ; the futuro welfare of several Utah-owned ' ? Ely groupe of claims, i 1 . Air. Williams was asked In regard to the i ' ' eastern reports that the -company had it- " financed Its future operations, and hu i T confirmed thin important point absolute I ' ; !y. saving that double the amount he had i , asked for had been provided, and by ! f .-' stronc capitalists who will so still fnr- rher "if such should become nccetiu-y. i Tno company Is installing new cqulp- , ment, among the Items of machinery pur- ! i '-based heinn a compressor, boilers and ; drills, and the development campaign aB i outlined In the recent report of tho 0m- l pny will be carried out to the letter and j f , without Iosb of time. i Tunnel Aimed for Contact. J i f The Smokey company is confining Its energies at the present time upon driv- ! . ing the long crosscut tunnel through the t prophvry mineral urea to the contact bo- 2 1 tween tub limestone and porphyry, winch I. Is 1059 feet distant from the present-face, in the porphyry area different mlnoral. ; roncE have been encountered and enough learned to justify the conviction that this porphyry area will bo productive of a . iarse tonnage. Some of tho oro In car load lots assayed na high as 10 per cent copper, . the first or such zones having been found al a potnl about 300 feet from the portal. Thin la a direct smelting ore. The present objective point of thin tun nel ic the contact which will bo tapped at a vertical depth of 300 feet. Tho rich est copper oro In Ely occurs in tho con tact, and it is a matter of record that Home of the best known expertx who have Msltcd Ely have pronounced tho Smokcy company's surface showings tho best in the camp. The contact extends across the property for about 1500 feet, theroby affording an ampin stretch of ground for development. It was from the contact ores that tho Coppermlnes company of the came district has produced 2000 Ions of ore running 0J to 15 per cent coppor, IJR'ia and which Is straight smelting ore in j5s character. Wi4 As to Merger Plans. SOut of the six Known ore deposits of Ely, five have been developed and liave been fhown to be highly productive. These deposits arc the Veteran- tho Giroux, the Uberty and Eureka pits, the Star Pointer and Ruth and the Sunset. Thu sixth known deposit 1e that on the Smo key territory, and tho company Is confi dent that it will prove typical of the . district. Tho Smokcy company is inter esting alFO owing to ita small capitaliza tion, there being 200,000 shares authorized capitalization, of which 40.000 share? arc treasury rtock. liMfcfif Tribuno has alreaily called atton- l ii nent engineers to Ely liko Thomas V. ) 21 Cole and Henry Krumb generally taken l E'j as an evidence that Eome aort of a merger ,ISrJ Is being- planned for the dlslrict. Mr. , BP J "Williams was asked yesterday in view of : 31 1 theee rumors If the Smokcy company was KM considered a part of these rumored ncgo- 82S tiatlons. Ho replied. WH "The Smokey Development company 2wE has not sought to align ltaelf with any ' Jm b's company, and at tho present moment I i f the company is fully prepared to carry Jfe(S out the development, campaign according fig ft to th" plana formulated and approved by j S jg , the officials." I i COPPER GETS FIRM GRIP UPON ITSELF (, The eastern copper nnwa oh Tlmi'Sday c highly encouraging, and it was . slated that electrolytic had been steadied at IfiJ cents per pound, at which practi cally oil the major agencies had paused. -t this notch there have been Home, sub ?Mtantial loin purchased by domestic a ' well as foreign consumerrf, and what 1 promitcil to be a. sllpaway market of un- known dimensions appears to have boon successfully stopped at tho point men- Ore and Bullion. The ore and bullion report for Tliurs , day, glwn by McCornlck & Co., wan as i follows: Ore recolvud, S't0,O00; bullion ; snipped, 5S0.0OO: total. $170,000. IHB1 Neva lns in San Trancisco. mSM .lames A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and SHfl brokers, furnlah the following, received M over their private wire yesterday after noon: ' ( Hid. Asked. Hffi 1 Ooldfleld dlHtrict KfS Atlanta 5 .17 $ .IS Ha' iJooth .02 .03 Rfflj Ulu'v Hull 0i Rm :. o. d 0? .08 mSut : Combination Fmctlon 00 .07 Qgh ; i Daisy 05' J! . , Dlauiondlleld B. B 05 ISo) Florence .?!) Jagg! OoldtlcUl, Con 2.00 ....... JJj Ivevano 04 .0i Iwr, ; .Mimbn Er:lcnpIon 32 .34 raw i , '-Merger Mines -.28 s .20 IIW Oro 0C .07 m ;riHver l'lck Con .03 .08 iatt ! YHlow Tiger - 02 .03 S3 Manhattan district ffif lilg Four SO KmS Dcj.ter Union 02 wasm fjnij wedge .10 ! Manual tan Con .11 Manhattan Dexter 03 White Caps, '. OS .00 CoinfUock district Con. Virginia . .10 Confidence 15 Halo aud Xorcross 08 Mexican ,8ti 'iphlr '.Z .22 Savnze 03 Sierra .Nevada .03 .10 Union i... .11 .15 ( Tonopah district Helmont S.00 Cash Boy M "'.lb' Gypsy Queen 01 Jim Butler 8tt .CO Tonopah lerger '.85 .85 Midway I. 33 .35 Mon. Pitt5 Ext in .17 Mlrpah Ext i.-... 61 MacVamara ..v 22 North Star 19 Rescue JCuIa .......... .11 .12 Tonopah Rvt '. 2.00 ,,, r WfGt End 1.J7JI 1.50 Other dlntrias ' ' ' f Pittsburg HIK-C-- Peak .00 "Vada TJ'IH Hound Mountain ' 2.i ' llT OF EMU' II. IS PUBLISHED Compliance 'With Nevada Statute Illustrates Idiocy of Present Law. The Nevada law compelling annual statements on the part of mining compa nies to be published brings out at tho first or each year a great deal of infor mation, although in many caaoB It. is use Icsa, for the hotter conipa.nlos volun tarily iHMte quarterly and annual state ments. Two such companies are the Nevada Consolidated and tho Stcptoc "Valley Smelting Sc. Mining companies. Tnt each under tho law must tile and publish regular reports. For the year ending- December 31, 1312, the Nevada Consolidated company thun reports: Receipts. Balance (cash on hand Janu ary 1, 1012) ..$ 37.2SS.St; Receipts during 1912 2,llo.S-i3.7n Total 52. IBS. 180, 81 Disbursements. Paid labor, iuppdos and gen eral, expenses $2,-n7,9S-l .50 Balance, cash overdraft...? -1,803. 9R The Steptoe company reports o fol lows: Receipts. Balance (cash on hand Jami- nrv 1, 1012) f 57.704.04 Cash received during 1012 .... 3.121,515.03 Total $3, 170.210. 07 Disbursements. Paid lai)or, supplies and gen eral oxperiFeH .r , $3,17-1, 0CK.S7 Balance, cash or, hand Jan uary 1. 1013 5 4,5115.10 The utler unelossness .-of the Nevada law toucliing upon annual statemenlrt could not ho better illustrated than by tho above- exhibits. The 3latomentF doubtless follow the law, yet they tell nothing except to encourage a mislead ing conception of actual conditions. Im agine the Nevada Consolidated com panv operating in l!U2 with a deficit of 51802.05! 'Xhe, present Nevada, legisla ture is expected to modify the law, mak ing It an Intelligent meana of supplying information for shareholders or to do away with it altogether. VERY QUIET MARKET "-ON THE EXCHANGE A. "glanc? at tho afternoon trading Thursday on the local exchange will con vince any one that tho market 1b as dull as It has over been, yet prices do not suffer materially, owing" to tho ab sence of selling pressure. The trading yesterday totaled 12.S00 shares of stock, the market valuo of which was .55009.25. Tho following were tho closing trans actions UNLISTED STOCKS. I Bid. (AsUod.l Sold for. Now Ter ..-!? -.0015 -.11 S .U JSlv -Witch...' .00 .07 .06 Alta Con ..j .41 .45 Bg Ccnt-St . .OS .09 Rico Argon.. .20 .27 Thomp-Qcy .27 .30 Col Kx I ,04; .00 LISTED STOCKS. ' A. M. 11 P. M. 1 Bid. lAHked.ll Bid. lAskcd. Beck Tun..) .OS .10 1$ .09 ? .12 Blntr Amal .05 I .0C .05 .nr, Blk Jack.... .00 1 .10b' .0? .32 Ced-Talls . . .015 .02 .015 -02i Cent Main 10 3 0 Colo " Mln .. .17 .IPs .17 .105 Col Con ... .10 .30 .10 .30 Crwn Pt .. .03i .01 .03 .Ot Daly 1.20 l.G2 1.20 1.62$ Daly-Judge COO . G.50 5.75 C.50 E Prlnco .. .01 ' .02 .01 .021 ID C Point . ' .001 .01 01 K Tin Con 01 OL E Tin Dcv 01 01 Emerald .. .13 .10 .03 ,3 0 dl Chain . .40 .43 .40 .43 Gd Cent ... .70 .76 .71 .76 Ind Queen 005 01 1 Bios 3.25 1.275 1-26 1 .30 .T Bowers .. .00i 00J King "Wm.. .02 .023 -015 .025 Ld King ... ,00i .07 07 Lehl Tin .. .005 .01 . .003 Ulon H1H .. .02i .05 .021 .05 Lit Bsll 35 So Ij Mam 015 .043 .0i .05 Mam 3,25 1.25 Mason Val. S.00 0.00 5.50 i'.50 May 13a y . .22 .23 .23 .22 Alln Plat... .001 .01 .00 M Mt "Lake .. .03 .05 .02 .04 Nev Hills 1.45 1 1.55 1.421 1-Co New York . .0051 .025 .005 -02J Ohio Cop .. .90 1.025 I .09 1.00 Opohongo J .051) ,03 ill .053 .Ofi Plocho Dcm .01 .07 .04 .075 Ploche Mils .O0J .01 .005 -02 Pitts-Ida .. .50 1.25 ,50 1.25 PIuIuh 00 .08 ,0C .075' Prince Con. .0!) J.02J .0!l 1.024 Rexnll .... .005 .034 Sev Troas. .(n-J - .02J .01 .021 Sev T Coal 3S 40 SI1 Kg Coal 2.90 3.10 2. So 3.10 rftl Kg Con .7." 1.00 .75 1,00 So Pacific . .Oil .20 .01 .-15 SI1 Shield . .00$ Sioux Con .035 .05 .03 .05 S 1 Bios 001 oi Swan Con.. -00s? .0U .005 Tin Cent .. .01 .OlJ .01 .011 U TItitIc ... .003 -01 .005 .01 Uncle Sam. .11 .13 .10 .125 Utah Con.. .011 .015 - .015 .012v Union Chicfl .053 .07 .05? .07 Victor Con. .02 .05 .03 .05 Victoria Cn .5S .GO .53 .60 "Wllbert .. . .09 -U .09 Al Yan Con..f .15 1 AS .14 .17 Tor Cod ... .0G I .10 I Mofcow ...j .32 j .50 II '.'no'lr.i'lli FORENOON SALES. ' Lehl Tintic, 1000 at 2c. Lower Mammoth, 100 at 5c; 300 at 4Jc 300 at 45a May Day, S00 at 225c; 200 at 22c. Ohio Copper. 100 at S1.02. buyer sixty days: 1400 at $1. Prince Con.. 200 at $1.00. Union Chief, 1000 at Gic, buver sixty days. Yankee Con., 200 at 15c. Shares sold, CGOO. Selling value. 520S9.25. OPEN BOAUD. Iron Blossom, 1000 a $1,275. May Day.' 500 at 22c. . , . Plutus, 1000 at 7c. Prlnco Con., MO jit 51. Shares uold, 3'jOO. Selling value, 5253-(.50. AFTERNOON SAX,LIS. Princo Consolidated. 100 at 51. Seven Troughs, 1000 at 13c. Tintic Central, 1000 at lie. Victoria Consolidated, 200 at 50c Yankee Consolidated, 300 vU 15c ' Shares sold, 2800. Selling value, 5203. OPEN BOARD. May Day, 300 at 22jc. Shares spld, 800. Selling value. $122.50. San Francisco Oil Stocks. Jumes A. Pollock &. Co., bankers and brokers furnish the following, received over' their private wire yesterday after noon; . I Bid. lAskcd. C&rlbou j j$ !.05 Claromont - Illinois Crude o"l 04 pronto Crlslo g5 ! ' Palmer ,17 'f, Premier ' . . , ' '"ji Silver Tip j,'o' , g V ' & IS 15 A! Turner r . . . . . ... 53 COPPER TIKE ST TOOElEJWHSli International Company Has Not Vet Set, Date for. Firing" Up Furnaces. v- Whether or not the attitude of tho of ficials of tho International Smelting & Refining company in regard to resuming operations at the copper smelting plant In Tooele county reflects their expecta tions in regard .to thocopper metal out look, is not known, but It is known aa officially :o possible without absolute official announcement that no definite date has boen sot as yet for resuming operations In tho copper furnaces. The copper smelter was closed down shortly after tho strike at Bingham last fall, the strike Interfering with tho mining opera tions of all the shlppern of copper ores of that district to the International plant. "What many are inclined to believe la a determination on the pari of the com pany to await the lmmediato action of the coppor metal market, In Inspired by the fnct that tho coppor oreo now r.tock plled at the smeller measure to between 25.000 and 30.000 tons. This Is tho esti mate, at least, of several who have seen this stock-pile of recent days. Then again. It is likely that the company dona not desire to resume operations without considerably more copper ores on hand 30 that any futuro interruption, unles:? unusually serious, will not cmbarrasK operations to the extent that might be the case. Smelting operations at the lead plant, however, are being conducted along ex tensive lines, the management getting each unit of efficiency at Us disposal out of tho existing coulpmeiit. Tho ad ditional blasts will be blown in as nnlckly as possible and the International will assume tho prominent place Its lead smelting capacity will warrant without unnecessary delay. Some time ago the conipanv forwarded Its first consignment of lead bullion to the new refining plant, in Indiana, and those who saw the bullion slacked ud were reminded of the early days when cord wood was.plentlful In the .jrsI. The International alreadv is u. considerably factor In the lead producing Industry by virtue of Ita Utah business. LITTLE INTEREST IS SHOWN IN MARKET James A. Pollock fc Co., bankers and brokers, furnish t'ne following, received over their private wiro yesterday after noon: Paine. YCchber & Co., Boston. The ac tivity of yesterday failed to continue to day and the local list had a sagging tendency again, although the changed were small. Closing prices were almost up to yesterday's high and very few stocks offered for snJc. The present seems t6 bo a period of waiting and nothing but email professional move ments can be expected for some time to come. Logan & Bryan. New Yorlc Appar ently tho occurrences at tho hearing1 In the suit for the dissolution of tho Stect corporation yesterday overshadowed as an Immediate .stock market influence the pronounced turn for the better in the foreign political situation. Tn addition -it was doubtless realized that considerable time will elapse before tho European po litical situation can be dismissed from consideration as a factor tending owards unsettlemcnl, for tho peace conferences will now havo to be resumed, and many minor details adjusted. Stock market receded materially dur ing the forenoon and Judging by tho class of selling, there wac a replacement on a good scale of abort Hues liquidated on tho recent advance, so as a consequence of tho day's trading it may bo Bald that tho position of the market has boen somewhat improved. Tho next occur rence of prime importance, according to calculations, will be 'lie euprcmo court declsloa in the. rati use. which. It Is anticipated, will be handed down next Monday. The buying of tho Can Jcsnos was' rath er impressive and nuggeBts a renewal of operation:) for the rise. At. the same time St. Paul was liquidated owing to the failure of directors to Increase tho divi dend on the common stock In face of the road'a largo earnings. "We believe that, at least for a period, tho trend of security prices will bo found to bo mod erately upward, and on weak periods, such ail was witnessed this morning, we feel purchases will prove profitable. PROVO PEOPLE HAVE NEVADA LEAD MINE From Ely comes the report that prop erty owners of Provo. Utah, have a lead group near McGlll known on the Lead Bullion company, and work recently has been under way in chargo of John E. Bott. Thle work haa brought to view a. 1 or 0-1001 icoge snowing very tine icaa ore. and several ton3 have been taken out recently. It loolcaas if this Is a property well worth spending plenty of development capital on. Boston Mining Stocks. James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and brokers furnish the following, received over their private wire yesterday after noon: BOSTON COPPER RANGE. I Saica.l II. I Jj. CIse Algornah 21 13 21 Butto & Balnk 100 83 3i 31 Butto & Sup 4,800 3G5 35? Ill) Calumet & Ariz .... G65 G74 Gfil C7i Chief Con 500 15 11 1 Copper Range 150 191 481 -ISl Daly West 4 31 4 Davi3 Daly 400 1? 15 13 Eant Butte 400 14 333 133 Giroux Con 3n 82 "I Granby Con S50 70J 6S5 69 Greene Can 9 88 9 Hancock 22 211 22 Indiana Cop 10 151 151 1&5 Insp Con 175 1GJ 175 Lake Copper 135 21 21 2-1 La Rose 100 22 21 2 Mason Valley 100 S9 SS S3 i Nev Con 1S5 IS 18 Mich Utah 80c GOc SOc Niplsslng 250 9 SZ SJ North Eutte 1.100 31 2! 30'l 311 North Lake 2 21 21 Ray Con 19fc 19K VM Superior & Boston. 1,300 'll 2 29 Trinity 85 5J 5 5 U S Smelter 190 42 42 42 do pfd 49 49t 491 Utah Con 390 103 30 103 Pond Creek 125 20 255 25j BOSTON CURB CLOSE. I Bid. lAskcd. Alaska $13.75 $14.00 American Zinc 29.00 29.375 Arcadian ......... 2.371 2.50' Begolc 1.50 2.00 Boston Ely 94- .97 Butte Central 7.75 7.S7J Butto & London .34 .37 Bohemia 2.50 2.75 Bingham Mines .- 4. 00 4.50 Calaveras I V.A'il ".375 EI Paso rt.oi) 0.125 Eagle Sz. 3 B J.OGi '1.12a Greono S.G2 9.00 Helvetia ' '. .75 He-ton Copper iG.OO 7.00 Kerr Lake '2.95 3.00 Keweenaw '. 2.25 2.75 Michigan ).50 2. Q0 Massachusetts 4.871 l.00 Mar Flower 12.25 12.5") Miami 24..00 -2-. 25 Majestic .44 .-IK. Nevada Douglaa :v. ... 2.G25 2.75 Ohio Copper l.oo l.Ofil Old Colony n.75 G.S75 Pond Crcuk 25.50 2G.0n Shannon 12.50 32.75 " Stewart 1.75 I.R7J South I-akc G.00 G.50 S'outh Utah .32 "40 S -NV Miami 3. f.2' l4.00 Tuolumne I 3.125' 3.371 "tnb Apex ' 2.00 I '"5 Victoria ' 1 .75 ' 2.00 Winona . . ' 3.00 3. 50 Wyandot 1,25 , 1.375 UTAH PRDDUGERS OF COAL ARE NUMEROUS I 1 List of Principal Companies, With Interesting Data, Is Given -in Statement. In an extended account of the coal re sources of tho state of Utah, tho Inn of-AV. IJ, Child & Co. glve3 tho following Interesting data regarding several of the prominent producers of coal of this state; Utah Fuel company Owned and oper ated by the lenvr t Rio Grande rail way interests. Capital Mock, 100,000 shares, all Issued, of a par value of $100. Bonda outstanding, 52,000,000. R3 Utah properties consist of five mines and a coking plant, towns, railroads and alprca. The last dlvidenU made public was paid in 1911. and amounted to $5, 500.000. It owns one coal mine In Colo rado. Total acreage In Utah, 12,000, of which some 3000 acrei have been worked out, Tho unmincd tonnage is estimated unofficially at 114.7C0.000 tons: dally pro duction, SS00 tons; 1912 output. 1,901. 7SI tons. Castle Valley Interests. Castle Valley Coal company Virtually all of its 023,300 issued shares, out of an authorised capital of 1,500,000 shares, were purchased last year hy tho Unltea States Smelting. Rellning & Mining com pany, through a holding company, the Utah company, for 52.50 a share. Tho par vuluo Is 55 a share. One million ot first mortgage S per cent convertible bonds, running fifteen years, have been Issued ajid 10 cents Is set aside from ev ery ton mined to retire the bonds., fn addition to 4000 acres of coal Innd. tho Castle Valley owns 1200 acres of agrl cutural land with water rights, the town of Mohrland, Castle Valley railroad. Mohrland Mercantile company, "VVei-Ler'.i Fuel company of Salt Lake and tho West- ) ern Pacific Fuel compaJiV, San Francisco. 1 It has an estimated tonnage of fiO.MO.OOO unmincd. a dally capacity of 2500tons. and produced last year 210,395. Consolidated Fuel company All stock owned by the United Slates Smelting, Refining K- Mining company. Capital. 2.000.000 shares, par ?J. only 1.500.000 shares iusucd. Purchase price was $1.50 11. share; SG00.00O bonds outstanding. Owns 3600 acrcD of coal land, with an estimat ed tonnage- of 70.000,000. Productive ca pacity. 3000 a dav. Output In 1912 was 319.777. Blaclchawk Coal company Another United Stales property, purchased from the lato David Ecclos and associates Thirty thousand shares, all issued. Par value 55. Bonds, $200,000. Owns 1400 acres, with an estimated tonnage of 20.000,000. Present dally capacltv 1000. Production in 1912 was 6G.976 tons. Castlo Gate Coal company Owned by United States company. I-las 100.000 shares, par So; 15,000 Issued. No bonded Indebtedness. Its 320 acrc3 are believed to contain about 3,500.000 tons of coal It hao beon shipping some firty tons a day and la In process of development. Independent Company. Independent Coal fc Coke company A Utah company, with 3,150.000 shares', ull issued. Par 51. Bonds, 5120,000. Owns 2428 acres of patented ground at Kenil worth. Utah: also town and railroad. Its unmincd coal Is estimated at 137.000,000 tons. Production capacity in 1913. 3000 tons daily. Production last year, 401,316. American Fuel company Has recently completed Its own railroad and estab lished mining town of Neslen in Grand county, where it owns 1200 acres of coal land and had developed a capacity ot 1O00 tons a day. It shipped only a few hundred tons in 1912. Stock. 1.000,000 shares, all issued. Bonded for S325-.000. Par value stock. $2.50. Spring Canyon Coal companyFounded by JoKBe Knight of Utah, on 1800 acres 01 land in Carbon count v. Owns rall Vaii i111 .townsltn. Capital stock. 1.000.000 uhaxos, part 10 cents, only 00,000 issued. No bonda. Coal under ground in estimated at 64.000.000 tons. In five veins. Producing cn-paclly, 1000 a day. 1 National Fuel company Xow being financed. One million shares and $500,000 ''ojids havo been authorized. Will own 1040 acres In Carbon county, with an estimated coal content of 70.(100.000 ton-; BondH for a railroad to the mine are offered In connection with tho coal bonds TJ,&ra!'ro;ul is to 1,e represented -bv ls,000 shares. WEST END COMPANY GETTING ALONG WELL Tho onward march of the West End Consolidated to tho dividend division is reported -progressing- splendidly, this company during the month of December handling- 43u0 tons of ore In its mill, the o -nls7,pc1' l?" not valuc of vrhlch was 53.0O, the iiet earnings reaching very close to J3..000. The management is completing some minor yet Important alterations to tho plant, and a dallv ca- 1 pa city of 1o0 tons Is now being- treated. ! The December extraction was 935 ner cent. In eivift sinking, the company has gained the CSo-foot level, and the drifts on tho COO-foot level are being sent both to the north and south on the vein. Tho main ore production Is coming from the oOO iovol and a good supply of or for many months to come is now exposed. . 1 Oro Shipments. mwC- iHiaJl i0rc ?SV"IW company on Ihursday released 10 cars of oro from Utah, and one car from Nevada camps 1 Now York Mining Stocks. James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and brokers furnish the following, rcolved over then private wiro yesterday after noon j NEW l'ORTC LISTED STOCKS. I Salea.l II. h. iciae Chlno I u.coo .146! 43: 4-54 Coldficld Con ! 1.000 2J! 2 I :I Nevada Con j 1,300) lSil IS IS Ray Qon I 5,200' JOj !!UI 107, I enn Cop I 200! 35 ; 3"' :u" Miami Cop ...j 300I -4J! 241,' 24 Utah Con 2.0001 502! 55ii; 55 Inspiration ! 5001 17 ! His; J7 Studebaker Con .... 3501 3B 25 ' 35 Out Sliver iflpl 2.5! 251 25 ni-:v you re cl'rb uange. I Sales.l U. L. icise Flint Nat Cop j 1 T Glroux Con ,). 3001 31 32! ivi Yukon Gold :ti ,t ! Ohio Cop ' 1 1 1 New Kt-ystono ..,.. j South Utah L u Mason Vnl I 800l W 821 Sb Hraden Coo 1 3,0001 921 9' nj Ely Con l.tOOl 12c! 12c' 12c Nevada Mills I 200! HI 131 u ilverr 1-nke I -too' 3jl ?. ' P.i-lmonl 1 250! SI S 1 s Tonopah I 200 55! 5! 5J AlaKka ! 11 I 14 1 (4 U C Stores I 1.00011093!lOSillOSl NEW YORK CURB CLOSE. I Bid. I Asked. Ely Consolidated , I.f .10 1$ .r Flint Nat Cop 2.25 I 2.50 Giroux Con , 3.371! 3.45 Yukon Gold 3.00 I 3.25 New Keystone .1 1.87J 2.00 Nlplsslng . S.S7J 9.00 Ohio Copper 1.00 1,06 Ray Central 2.37J ; La Rose 2. 024 2.75 South Utah - .25 .50 British Col Copper I 4.25 J 4.50 Bay Stato .Gas I .50 1 .621 Draden 9.121 9.75 Mason Vallcv ! 3-25 I S.62S Sioux Consolidated .-. .04 1 .00 Colorado , , I .16 I .20 Iioit Blossom ' l,22f) 1,32c Carina ' .05 .3 5 Nevada Hills 1.45 I 1.55 -"1 W STATE an d BRCfA I Boy This Sugar Today Note how while, clean caue sugar ever pro- J and pure it is. tlnced does not sur- l pass it. ' S J Also note 1ioa? in Louse- . , SSI 1y sweet it is. -If vc charged ten times the present cost j To use' .'Utah - Idajio of 'this sugar, ll 0 jj J Extra Fine Beet Sugar would be impossible I 11 is to use the finest to make any better. gl sugar x that-'s made. IMakc il; a point lo lj Tho highest qualijy buy ill jTRA FIIE BEET S((MR FARMERS AND STOCKGROWERS "-THE PEOPLE'S BANK" CAPITAL $300'9000.00 Now open fur business in its temporary nuarlei-s, 24 East 1st. So. Commercial and Savings Accounts solicited-, 4 per cent intm'sl paid on savings deposit-:. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAINS, PROVISIONS, COTTON. James-A, Pollock & Co. BANKERS AND BROKERS, 333-335 South Main Street (Felt Bldn,). Salt Lake City. Direct Private Wire to all Markets. Duplex Syotem One Relay to "New Tork and Uoeton. Correapondcnte Members All EscnVngca. Stocks Carried on Liberal Margins. Specialists in Mountain State Telophono, and Telegraph, It is our constant aim to keep in close touch with our customers. If you have furnace or stove difficulties Let 'us know and we will help you master them. FISCHER-KITTLE COAL CO. L. Kt Reynolds, Manager. 277 So. Main. Phone Ex. 40L DIVIDEND NO. 1. Eagle & Blue Boll Mining Company. Mines located In TIntJc mining district. Utah. holdera of the Ea-lo & Blue Bell Alining company, a Utah corporation, that cllvl- V.?,0", "p'ared ')y the boaid of directors upon tno outstanding: capital stock- of tho 3uaKle &. Blue Bell MinlpK comnaiiv payablB February 1. i915. to JlockS rA of record January 25. .1013. Trans for S'V0 Ia''lr- 2r. 1D13. at noon oHthmV111,,,?0 .'!0,fl ccrUnc-atcs uiidor oriKlnal capitalization are remicstPd to oor mns? l,,c,r, cortlflcfttca for proper certlflrates made neccssiirv by amend- adopted by the stockholders and ih force Dated January 15. 1D1S. SP-C.GRAVES- President. STDM3T S. MILLETT, Treasurer. ' nlaPO Metal Market. Tho metal uiiotatlonH for Thursdai posted by :,IcCornIck & Co., woro a Tol-' I SHORES & SHORES WB Reliable Export SpelallaU, T ft'K'1 lid KAIN STREET. KBB Salt Lake City. SnHE IBAMi BISEASESK LOW RATES arf Consultation, HPPffi Examination and BL." K-M jUT EIML Expert Advlco Bf5 WW F FK Call or Write ra MiHIBiB Offrro Rnnrc B-5. BvenlngJ, 7 tb'Ht' UlllCe IT OUTS . Sundays 10 to U. . i NOTICE TO HEATING AND VENT! LATING CONTRACTORS. Xotlce is hereby given that tha tout of education o Salt Lake City, Utii has terminated the employment of.ui Wiight-Osborn company arising out a that certain contract for tho heatlmiK veulllatlngr svstem of the Salt LaK.a cp sciiool. dated July 3. A. D. 1512. feWW tho "Wrlsht-OsDorn company and tliea board of education. . u And -n-hcroaa. the performance of w contract has not been completedJbr company, further notlco Is how? m that sealed bids (on a coit plu P centage basis), vill be received W J undersigned up to 1 o'clock p. rju itm day. .Tnnuary 20, 3313, for the compM of the contract for a heatlnff and Ya hitlntr system, lo be installed In imw Saltalce hlfih schooP bulldinsr. awj; injr lo the original plana and Pan lions as prepared by, and unuar ui pcrvlslon of Eldrcdge & Cheoebre. ar tects. for the board of education, m Lake -iCity, Utah. , . ,, All hlds must be given on tormv will be found In tiie office of .ha wc tects. and no other form of 1 bid received: also all bids mufit be "J! accordance with tho "instwctKnjjJ Ulddcrs." .is furnished by tho arcg Plans, spccincatlons a--id on T Hon can be obtained at l?.uaw Kldredge & Chesebro. wohlteel . Dooly block, Salt ako Clt. bwaj, and after January 2-1, WW, a"A?( and proposals will he SuWicIjr op W read at a meeting of t3?h'b0r l January 30. 1313. At 7 o clock P. . the hoard of education i rooW, -Jto and county building. Salt "'Mfci ut:i1'- . a f nrfWW' Contractors arc requested to 'MC! ally visit the building ani nola i UTe JJ,j tlly and class of material that W gl delivered and tho work JUat M W performed. w , .i,. aim ' Each contractor Usurine w pleto system may obtain on BCM set of plans and spec flcaOwu fiMg which lo ligiiro his work. . MZ rciulrcd to make a deposit JJgS 525, which will be returned to w gMp receipt of plans and rhumi architects' office. Additional 'mK be secured at a reasonable : c lira 'tJMQ! deposit must be made for tw2t Contractor will state in h Is W4$ anteed maximum cota for the ecm of suld contract as called for an w. stato the percenluse ..'iVb, perform the work, but lt W 2ifc lino.tly understood that VL id based on and made nly or 1 He JJb !cost ot labor and material anfl ' u'(jSf7l ;.eontapc will he hnned tljer m. t tractor will also note tha e ? In position to take up tho .upirfJKtyf dlatoly and complete snmc to w M 19AH bids must he addressed I to 3jjM& of Education" .Salt I1',.," aid'wS name and address of conlracw, ,J fjfc be marked In lower '?fU'inff "Bids for completion. nIlD,ff 3Wfe tilatlng Contract. Salt w 1o?R Sfliool." and must bo rie'l".' :et board at the said tfacoofopi A cnrtllk'd or cashier's cliew A bank in Salt Lake City. ! c.. (5) per cent of fhe amount J gKg must be eiidoHcd. J").", iWb rnudo payable lo the ,nd?'?i&lgndM ' to be forfeited to JSljgl. case the bid. I" accented awl 0 doeB not enter Into the coni" htl0M two (2) days after its offiSkfK faithful execution of the comr P hereinafter stated. , . tnWl blJK2f A surety company fi . bom J n.uru,4flBj nlshcd for one-half me bid -ai 'Mfr .runS&.osorvoa the raaf.r. tDuRTiox or&JLt TTvIBUNE WANT AP3 f ffi