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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12

80 regular session OF the board Of edu
cation OF Reno district OF Preston county, West
virginia, held at the regular meeting place
Z iereOf, on the second Tuesday In August Ig11
present; Tom = Pierce, President OF said
g S1t.l Oh e1uieation ana j. NJ Iinn ana Is. Y.
IN accordance with section 3. chapter q. OF
We AGis on me Legislature OF 1908, the board Of
e1ucauon proceeded 20 make up an estimate
OF tue amount necessary 20 be levied Tor ne
current 1scal year, ana doth detormin, and
esilm-Je the several amour = 20 be as follows.
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE
Maximum levy i2If cents on each one hun.
dred Dollars valuation.
The amount due, ana the amount that
VIII become que aud cOiiecuble from every
source, except from the levy OF taxes 10 b.
made for tue current fiscal year
ga, Amount due fund from Sheriff 1880 ~
2 The debts and demands owed By Tho dta-
Ing fund 'u''"'
tcj Commissions, deiinquenclos ana
az salaries Of district onicers ana '1'' "
tej institute attendance. ls2
u) Ifuant OHlcer................ ...... 81 oil
90 JdhtOfB. ....... ..... 40 on
Total ................. ...~...... LOO "
TIA HERS FUND ESTIMATE
Maximum levy 2j cents On each ono la,
drod dollars valuation '"
1he amount due. ana the amount that
VIII become due aud COlieCtiblo from every
source, except from the levy OF taxes 10 h.
made for the current fiscal year
lhl HhlhuCe que fubd from Sheriff 3l2 20
'cl Dre from general school FUND
oEnumera'iool........--...... zSls ss
p The debts and demands owed BY M az
Llic , as q Whole' ana payable out Of the teach
,cl commissions deiinquencies and
,cj FOR teachers holding so. one ''
cerlncatfs az So per month for
10 FOR ~ teachers holding No. two '''oS' "
ceruhcates at 80 per month for
sy 80 months 'ths; ..... 400 O0
ceruncates at 20 per month Tor
SIX months 600 '.~".~......-. i,2oo "
T0tai ..... t,osgo n.
90 appearing TO the board OF education tbsg
iur Iia. valuation Of all the taxable pfOpcrfy
meDt thereof, is tAjg7 .3ls. being real estate to
ihe Ftiue on ~ ls3fl5 personal property 10 inc
value Of 500 80, and railroad and other prop.
cry assessed ~ me board % public works 10
the value On ts'f.ppO as certified % this board
hy the Assessor. aud o. appearing rom M
iorogOng estimates that III Is nccess4ry fo
iHiae by ieFy,Hiifr deuutung all credits 81 lsI.
iof DundlnK purposes ami tsg2 FOR tcdchefs
one Hundred Dollars vaIuafIOu Of Twelve go
uu" ha'f cents ti2kcl Tor building purposes ana
twenty iour cents ESQ Tor teachers purposes
smouns rs Aforesaid ior t6e ensuing nse sI
year
state o, west virginia. County Of lr.s top
District 90 Reno 10 wits
j, shaver secretary OF the board Of edu.
cation iu and fOr heno district a SAID county
ana state 90 hereby certify that the foregOing
e0ui0fms 70 au ORDER made and entered bY said
Given under my hand ibis iith day OF Aug
ust, 1893.
in SHAVER.
secretary Board OF RducatlOn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
klngwood District Estimate,

AZ a stated session of the board of cdu-
cation of kingwood district of Preston
county. West Virginia, held at the rcgu-
lar meeting place thereof, on the second
tuesday IN August. 1909. Present: r.. j e..
BowcrmaStcr President ol said board of
education and Geo. Miller and II. r..
Cole Commissioners.
I'm accordance with section 3, chapter
y, of the Acts ui the Legislature nf IaOS
the board of education Proceeded tomakc
up an estimate of the amount necessary
To bc levied Tor the current fiscal wear.
and doth determine and estimate the sly.
"ral amounts to bc rs follows:
wrupiNG FtNp ESTIMATE.
Maximum levy ~ - cents ON each
One Hundred Dollars valuation.
J. The amount due, and the amount
that will become due and collcctiblc
nom every source, except from the
levy of taxes Ia bc made for the eur.
rcut fiscal year.
ca Amt. due fund from sheriff ~. 9g5. ~
CD Rcdcmptions (cstimntcd) 800
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
Union District Estimate.

~ "a regular session Of the board Of education Of
Union district Of Preston county West virginia
held a. the regular meeting place thereof On the
..c"nd IueHday IN August, 1900. Present. T. K.
mclruu. president Of said board Of education. ald
w; y. Roth and d.. $. wiz commissioners.
In accordance with section g. chaBtcr q of the
Acts ~ the legislature Of 1905 the board or educ
cation proceeded 10 make W. an estimate OF the
cal year. and doth determine and estimate Dc soV
oral amounts b be- as follows.
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE.
dollars valuation.
Tho amount due. and the amount that will be-
come due and colloctblc from every source lropt
from the levy Of taxes 10 be made Tor the current
Amount doc fund from sboriGs ms
ttodcmptions. estimated ...... 20
Tho debts and demands owed by The.
district aa whole. and payable out Of
the building fund.
Current accounts duo and un-
nsdelinqucncIcBan "
salaries Of district officer. and " "
Institute attendance 1000
60 o.
5 225o %
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE.
4akimun levy - cents ON each one hundred
The amount due and tho amount that will be-
come due and collcctbo from cvory 1olrcr ervcort
rom The levy Of taxes 20 be- made Tor the current
Balance duo fund frornshcrins 1895
Due from general school fund
remuneration. ryj zoo O.
Tho debts and demands owed by the '''''
district Or "a whole and payable out of
The teach .rB fund.
tpfumir9 Joni ............. & .0n 10
For DO teachers holding No
corthcatoo at ESQ per month
Tor months y An 90
FOR u teachers holding No p
cerghcatcs &C $50 per month
For @ teachers holding No
certificate no $50 per month
for months ......... $40 90
10 appearing ~ ihc board Of education dat *
9lAl Naluhtion OF all the taxable property In this
v'..ftl according % the last assessment thereof
elhh'1i', being real estate to the value III 49,
W. pcfnhaI property t0 the value Of see s5G. and
ieTpAa hnd other property assessed by the board
9i PUBIC works % tho value Of gIf2 So ne corfi-
ed % th. board b. the Assessor and it aopearir,,
from the forcE0inu estimate that BIZ l. rera-.sr,
1fai7e ~ levy. after dcductiug aU credits So
.N'.e@ lpf building purposes and e. 9fs rn f1r
iehcra purposes. % b determined that p levy 1n
10y "ng huhdred dollars valuation Of f2'l crrfs
l9f pudding purposes and p cents far tr,rfrrr
purposes VIII be- necessary to produce ffs ga.
year.
state Of West Virginia. County Of Preston. District
Of Union. To-wii
Emest schroek. secretary 81 the hoarI 81 "a.
ucaton in and FOR Union district of .aM r....
ana satc, 90 hereby certify that co. e
conforms % an order made and entered 4. -
board on the 10th day Of August fF1
sivcn under my hand This nth day cf Aas...
ERNEST sCuEoCK.
secretary Board Of Edutatl1H
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12

Balance due fund from Sheriff l02 90
Redemption estimated ....... 10 90
Commission, delinquent lists
and generations. ............ 65 90
Sheriff commissionsu other
expenses .........,.............. go 90
For ~ teachers holding No.
! certificates at $I3 per
month for q months....... 3OOG 90
For & teachers holding No.2
certificates ut SIS per
month for six month..... 1924 90
For teacher holding No. .
certificate at $33 per mo.
for month. 90. ..... .".. 1913 90
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
Grant District Estimate.

state ot West Virginia, County of Prs.
ton, District oi Grant, To wit:
At meeting of the board oi education
of Grant district oi Preston county. held
at the regular meeting place thereof ON
the second Tuesday in August 1909,
Present: +. II. Spcclmun, president of
said board of education, and H. H. Oar
by and James NJ, Thomas commissioners.
In accordance with section 3. chapter
., of the acts of the Legislature of lOOS
the board of education proceeded to
make up am estimate of the amount
necessary 90 hc levied for the current
fiscal year Ia cover all district debts and
liabilities payable during the year. in
Guiding the probable expenditures for
district purposes and proper allowances
Tor delinquent taxes. expense of col
lection and contingencies: hut dcductinp
the money in the treasury applicable To
the service of the year and district
claims, doth determine and estimate the
several amounts TO hc levied as follows:
nUILpING FUND ESTIMATE
Maximum levy 10 cents ON the ono
hundred dollars valuation for 1905 and
- l-2 cents on one hundred dollars of
the valuation after 1908
The debts and demands owed by tho
district as n whole and payable ont of
the building fund.
Current acCts. due and uupnid SyOO OO
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
5000. I'D
$4,000
TEACHERS rum rsrIMATr

Maximum levy 25 cents ON each One
Hundred Dollars valuation
!. The amount due and the amount
That will become due and collcctiblc
rom every source, except from the
levy OF taxes To he made for the cur
rent fiscal year.
(a) Balance due fund from sheriff SIR Oh
tc) Due from general school fund
iehumcration) ...... .,........ 2,2S3. "a
, m S2,3l7. p
:. The debts and demands owed by
the district ~ whole and PAYABLE
out of the teachers fund.
tc) Commissions, dclnqucnCics
and examinations .............. & 400 90
(c) For 10 teachers holding No.
one certificates ut SIS per
month for six mOnths......... O5O O0
u) For II teachers holding No.
two certificates at $40 per
month for six months...... :. 800. OO
tg) For teachers holding No.
three certificates at So Der
month for six months...... 575 on
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
Reno District Estimate.

ID. j. gibson,
Secretary Board Of Education
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-09
Mines and Mining Stocks
MAKING A MINE
OF COPPER-G
Western Pacific Company
Proves Its Ground and Will
Now Fully Equip 1t.

Another copper proposition that IS ra pid-
iy being whipped into shape to attract
more than ordinary attention is that
owned by the Western Pacific Copper
Mining company. a powerful organization
controlled by Salt Lake and Provo talent
including Jesse Knight and others. The
property is located on what u termed
Crater Island. part of the desert range.
and is about twenty to twenty-five miles
north and east OF Wendover. a station on
the Western Pacific railroad, just over the
Utah line in Nevada.
Manager ". b. Thomas was IN from
camp yesterday and the big lot of fine
samples that he has placed on display in
the windows of the Taylor Bros. broker
age house on upper Main street speak
volumes concerning the evident value of
the ores and the ultimate value Of the
properties from which they came.
For two years OF such matter the COM
pany has been quietly at work proving up
the permanency and extent of the three
lodges, that dip into the ground at a
rather fat angle, until now it has been
decided to equip the mines with ma
chinery. sink a large opera ting shaft and
block out the ores IN a systematic and ex-
tensive ashton. These Lodges have shown
to the depth attained that they carry from
three to five feet of ore. which IL is GER
tain Will average around Is per cent cop
per. while the rock also runs all the wav
from Si2 to nearly 500 IN gold per ton. 1t
is nothing unusual to get copper rock as
saying 20 to 80 per cent in the red metal
ana the values in both copper and gold
have been so persistent and uniform as to
averag e as to leave no doubt as TO the
perInanency of the wonderful deposit
Several shafts have been sunk to vary
ing depths, according to location until
the three veins have been penetrated, and
Manager Thomas promises that. when the
ground has been opened through a cen
trial, commodiOus operating shaft, he will
not be long in making a highly productive
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-09
Mining Notes.

Two carloads OF ore from Nevada mines
and one from Utah were released from
the Pioneer sampler yesterday.
Fifteen carloads OF ore IRON, Utah mines
and one from Neva1l were released from
the Taylor & BruntoD sampling works
yesterday morning.
The subscribers TO the new stock ex-
change are scheduled a. meet tcmorroS
ana perfect en- organization by the cleo
ton Of officers.
W. Fl. Weber. manager Of the Nevada
Hills company's mines, who has been IN
the city for several days on personal bus
mess, leaves for camp again today.
The directors Of the Utah Mine com
p2ny were IN session yesterday afternoon
ana as no announcement came from the
secretary Of such action. il is presumed
no dividend for this month is coming
Willard y. Snyder who. with the exce9-
ton Of few days n December last has
been in the east since last September. is
expected TO reach home again by the mid
die of the coming week
r. G. Wilson, who mas been spending. tn,
past two months in Texas and on the
coast with his family, returned to Salt
Lake yesterday 20 LOOK sitter his various
mining interests. He expects to remain
here some time.
II. s. Townsend. the Park CITY mining
man and attorney. is down from Camp on
business connected with mining PROPOSE
tons with which he Is identified. He
states thai Park City is getting ready to
make noise in the mining world with
more to back 1t than that bonanza cam9
was ever able to show in the past
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-09
SHELTER SURE,
RAILROAD ALSO
Nevada Douglas Building Lat
ter and Mason Valley Back
OF Reduction Plant.

Following close on the heels OF General
Manager George Z. Gum. LEV Humph-
ries. chief engineer Of the Mason Valley
x CopDermines companies. came in from
Nevada yesterday morning. He empha-
sized all that MT Gum was willing to
say the day previous, and added a few
stsnzas that are Of even greater public
moment than anything contained in the
general manager remarks
In aswer 70 a query as to what was be-
ing done In the matter OF connecting the
Southern Pacific road at Waubuska. MI
HUMPHREYS declared that il might be set
down as settled that the Nevada-Douglas
Copper company would build the connect
ing line Of road. That comPanys sur
Veyors, he said. were IN the fielq est8b-
fishing the grade for the roadbed, and he
had no doubt that construction would be
soon under way.
You can also set il down as settled
that a smelter Is going to be constructed
on the site that is now being prepared
for il by the Mason Valley company.
said MI HumpLries. who is going 10
hTild it: you ASK Wei. now. how should
] know? And what does 1t matter. any
how? The Mason Valley company has
secured the site and the preparation OF
the ground is going on under my direc-
tion. ] really don't know who is going
10 build the works, but ! venture to say
that, If no one else does. the Mason Val
lev company certainly will We are go
ing right along with the preliminary work
as tdSL as We can
Mr. Humphries states that the big ore
bodies on the fourth tunnel Of the Mason
Valley are so extensive that it seems
hard to determine in what direction the
ore is going TO extend the farthest He
says it is now opened up about 15j feet
'n both directions. and is still going both
WAYS Which Of the two avenues should
be termed CrOssCut and which q drift.
he is afraid win have 10 be left FOR the
future to determine. But he declares Il
could hardly look better in either direction
than il does a present.
Things are getting HvelieT every day i'm
the new town OF Mason CITY. and there is
no doubt in the mind of Mr. HUMPHREYS
that it will be the leading city of LYON
county within another year or two. The
new brick MOTEL will be formally opened
10 the public on the goth of the present
month. and that IL wiz prove popular
headquarters and shelter many Of tho
biggest men i'm the country before the
present wear is over. he is willing TO wager
any modest amount
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-09
RAWHIDE CLAIMS A
SENSATIONAL STRIKE

RaWhide. New April 1T is asserted
that 4 bonanza equal 10. il not exceed
ing, the famous HAYES Monnette lease
on the Mohawk, at GOldtield, Is being de
veloped by the GTutC Balloon Hill on the
Rawhide Queen estate The underground
workings Of this lease are now chOked
with ore of a sensa tional hish-grade char
acter that cannot be hOisted to the sur
face until ore houses are completed and
facilities provided for handling the rock
which. for q width OF Is inches in the
face Of the DRIFT, IS maintaining values
averaging better than $500 10 the ton
with four feet alongside the iewelry seam
sampline 10 an average Of 500 q ton.
The winze from the west drift on the
TO level. which was started late last
week is now down seven feet and in the
best ore which has vet been mined. The
winze is demonstrating that the drift cut
The jewelry seam near its apex. as the
shoot is widening as depth is gained.
President e W. King Of the Rswhide
Queen company. who is closely follow
ing developments in the mine is con-
WINGED that this working Will develop into
one of the greatest bOuanzas ever found
in Nevada the strength ana persistency
of the shoot being proof of continuity TO
depth.
While this high-grsde shoot Is being
developed the attention OF the camp is di-
rected TO the PrOskey No. ! lease work
ings on the Rawbide Coalition estate
where an enormous body of high-grade
milling ore is being opened on the lO1
level Al This depth q north drift has
been started on the shoot and is now out
six feet i'm four feet of ore assayiug from
$50 TO $50 a ton. The south drift is out
seven feet in a five-foot breast which
samples SO.
Last evening the west crOsscut reached
the footwah. showing the vein to be
the entire width show average values Of
s24 a ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-09

Boston. April S.-While the Boston mar
ket was strong today. il cid not show the
activity which might be expected. con-
Sideriug the strength and activity dis
played I'm the New York market. where
short covering and manipulation for the
rise seemed to be the main feature. Ari-
IONA Commercial. Parrot. Copper RaHse
and the telephone stocks were well bought
and showed the best advances. There was
also accumulation of Greene-Cananea go
ing on and Ne look for higher prices in
this stock within the next few weeks. The
monthly statistics of the Copper PrOduc-
ers' association will be published Satur-
day or Monday, and it is expected TO show
a slight increase over last month. but late
reports from the copper and brass mills
are more encouraging. and We do not ex-
poet this small increase in the surplus
viii have an unfavorable effect. and Il
the New York market continues to hold
next week. We think the copper shares
viii take brace and will see much higher
pTfgeS i'm The active issues.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-09
PLUTUS STRIKE
LOOKING GOOD
0re-Bearing FiSSure May Ex-
tend 1000 Feet Through
Company Ground.

Several days ago the statement was
made in this department that a strike had
been made in the Plutus companys prop
erty at Tintic. but it was not until yes
terday, after Manager David Evans had q
talk With Superintendent John ROundy in
Provo on Wednesday, that it was con-
fiTmed-
Mr.. ROuHdy states that he has opened
up three feet Of fine carbonate ore off
from one Of the old TetrO slopes, and be
ginning at a point about ten feet from the
GOdiYa lines explained Manager Evans.
He tells me that the assure is turning
with the contour Of the hill in a sOutherly
direction. and that, in running thirty-five
feet with it, he has increased the distance
between our lines and those OF the GOdiva
10 more than twenty-five feet. If this
hSsure continues TO run with the turn Of
the hill, as il appears TO be doing. and as
surface showings indicate that it ought to
do, il viii have to run 1000 feet through
the PlUtus' possessions
Samples taken of the ore as il has been
developed indicate that il should average
35 per cent lead and al least 50 ounces of
silver per ton. Much Of the rock shows as
high as 45 per cent lead and 20 ounces sill
yer, so the average should be about as
stated. The old workings near which this
strike was made are in no condition to
permit Of economical mining, and as a
matter Of fact, we have been dumping
everything but ore into these old work
inss as the easiest manner of getting rid
or IT, Three or four carloads Of ore. prob
ably, have been taken out and stored since
the strike was made. and we are now go
ing TO make connections with the TetTO
shaft with workings that will give US a
direct outlet for the ore from a point be-
low where the strike was made. Some
where between 90 and leo feet Of a drift
viii have to be run to connect up the
proposed working avenue, and, until that
has been done, We shall not attempt to
take any OF the ore out Of the mine Mr.
RoUndy believes this fissure is gong TO
prove highly productive OF good ore. That
is about all there is 10 say about if at the
present time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-09
Afternoon Sales.

Ajax. 80 at 3lizc.
Beck Tunnel, 200 at sc; 100 at Sc; 200
at 55c.
Black Jack. 11G0 at sc.
Bullock. 1o00 at &C
Colorado, 100 at S2S1iq
Columbus. 500 at s3.05. 40 al s.: 200 at
S3.0211.
East Tintic Development. 1000 at 201zc.
seller sixty days: 800 At 201zc.
East Tintic Gold King. 800 at q.
Indian Queen. 1,0oo at 524c, loco at sac,
buyer sixty days.
Iron Blossom. 800 at 12.3o
King William. 100 az sc.
Mason Valley, 100 at $3.50.
May Day. 900 a &c
Mountain Lake. coo at 40Jzc. DO a 40C.
100 at 39iAC. 200 a 3ec; 400 at .5Sizc; 200
AT CSC; $500 at 31lzc.
Nevada Hills. 200 At Sl.35.
NewhOuse. 80 AZ S3.25.
Ohio Copper. 200 at $3.50: 400 at s5i5.
Prince. 300 at S1.4Tiz.
Seven TrOughs. 1900 az 15c.
Sioux Consolidated. 1850 at Sl.O1ia
lso oO''" '''''O"' OO''O''Oa '''' INV
Swansea, loo at PC
TintiC Central. 1900 at 13c.
Uncle Sam. 100 at lie.
Utah Consolidated. 200 at 1Sc.
Western Nevada 30 at &c: 100 at DIG.
Yeringtcn, 600 at 71kc.
Open Board.
Bullock, 800 at SC
Colorado. 100 at SSH.
Columbus. 900 at SS.02l7
Daly-Judge, p at 1925.
Grand Central. 40 at $3.50.
Iron Blossom, 100 at S2-3e. 800 at $50,
seller thirty days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-09
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Columbus Consolidated Gets We'll
Over the SO a Share Mark.

1radlng was quite lively on change
gain yesterday, though the market was
not particularly strong. taken in its en-
tTelS- columbus Consolidated was the
feature, and sales were recorded as high
as S5-Oo share. Mason Valley. Nevada
HllIs- Colorado and some OF the others,
including Prince Consolidated. of Phoebe.
ment The market looks as though it
was sQuaring away for an upward move
ment
During the two regular and open board
selling value of 500 Cos 4. changed hands.
Following is the list Of final quotations
and record Of sales made during the day:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-09
THE HERALD IN NEVADA.

The Herald can be bought a.
lowing places IN Nevada:
Tuscarors-Mrs a. L. Clark-
Reno-RosenthaI & Armanko- Nm.
GoldfielG-Palaoe News Stano anu
ter Adv. q Pub. Co. n Far.
Ely-HsrviIle Stationery Co. " ~
CT and Walden & Burnett.
Caliente-JOhn Shier. -,
Pioche-Ploche Drug Co. ana a ~
Than. p. II
Cobre-Richard Richards.
Rawhids-Lovte Polin-
Smelter-M. Herman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-09
EAST TINTIC DEVELOPMENT
NEAR PRODUCTION PERIOD

Provo. April Superintendent Ralph
Kellogg OF the East Tintic Development
company is over from the mine today. He
reports the machinery of which $500
worth of the best Obtainable has been Sc
cured. is now mostly in place. With the
machinery now installed the mine can be
worked to a depth Of 200 feet
There IS some preliminary work neces-
sary before the taking out of ore on a
large scale can be commenced. but Mr..
Kellogg thinks it will not he later than
the first OF May before ore production be
commenced on a large scale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-09
DOINGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

Only a half dozen Of the unlisted stocks
took part in the open board business on
change yesterday. Phoebe DemijOhn sold
al 1Oiyc and lie. while Seven TTOuShs
COlumbine scored a transfer at l2C-
East Tintic FL Rey was quoted at lGii4c,
Mcdonald Ely at 1Sc bid. Nevada Anal
gamated Mining < Exploration at -G2oc
and Uintah Treasure Hill at Au22c-