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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

Sale Of the Copper Plant Set For
Januarx Fourteentl,.

Sale of the Copper Plant Set For
Januarx Fourteenth.
AS stated in The Herald would -
the case, the Salt Lake City Copper
Manufacturing company vest erday de
faulted the payment of the principal
of the three notes, whose face values
aggregate S127, 500, to secure Wnlce tns
deed of trust was given TO A.. Han
auer, and in consequence the provi-
sions of the deed haveSnow gone into
erect On Monday Mr.. Hanauer as
trustee, will commence the advertise
mens of the sale which Is to take place
on the 18th of the coming months arC
on that day he Will sell to the htgh-
est bidder for cash the entire; cerpeI
plant and all OF. the other property %
the company.
While ii has not been definitely an
nounced. it is understood that Messrs.
Singer and Green have been successful
in their endeavors to raise sufficient
capital to make the purchase OF the
plant and the other property and take
UP all the claims against the cons
pany- Should this prove to be correet
a battle royal will be fought out when
the sale takes place. for 1t is hardly
likely that the other factien will staac
idly by and allow the works to go to
the Green. side of the house
without q struggle.
"A. M. Grant, one of the experts en-
gagged in making the measurements OF
the masonry of the plant, for the pur,
pose Of effecting a settlement with the
contractors who hold a mechanics lien
upon the property, has filed his report
with the company. Contrary to expec,
tations the settlement can not now be
made until the return of Mr. StaImansi,
who has gone east and neglected ia
make his report. The gentleman is ex-
first OF the year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
Mill TESTS Satisfactory.

The tests of the new machinery in
the mill of the Mercur Gold Mining
and Milling company, made on Thurs,
day and Friday by Messrs. Dern and
Airs, demonstrated that everything Is
in proper place and ready for full OPP
Grafton. Everything works nicely and
the officers of the company are con-
fdent that rock breaking will COM
mence by the first day of the new year
before which date the Mercur & Salt
Lake railroad is expected to be COM
pleted.
Regarding the recent strike made in
the deep cut for the railroad at the
summit of the hill President Dern
stated yesterday that while the rock
taken out looked well no assays have
yet been made and the value of the
ore is therefore an unknown quantity.
Some developments will be made as
soon as the road is completed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
cHRIsTMAs COMES cHEAP.
Providing You Heed the Following
Advice.

.
Providing You Heed the Following
Advice.
What could be nicer than a souvenir
spoon solid Utah sterling silver, gold
bowl, with Temple, Tabernacle Eagle
Gate, Saltair Beach, Garfield Beach,.
the" crest of Utah, or any fname en-
graved thereon? You can get them at
Swaner's for 81 each.
Teaspoons, solid Utah sterling silver,
$3.50 each.
Solid gold baby rings from SOC. to 81.
Great variety of odd stick pens, satin
spar, initial pin, initial bangle, frog,
turtle, dog, silver sword pins, silver
flower pins, and numerous other varie,
ties.
Diamond rings from So to s1O-and all
are beauties.
All kinds of jewelry made and re,
paired.
Diamond setting a specially.
Get your orders in tomorrow.
SWANER,
$50 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

Two of the important industries of
Utah are the shoe factory and overall
factory Of 2. C. NJ. l., of which Mr.. T.
c. Weber is superintendent.
They should, probably. be 'classed as
one Institution, however, as both are
under the management of one head
that of Mr.. George Romney, jr., who
succeeded Mr.. w. H Rowe, now little
over a year ago.
Although comparatively young in
years, Manager Romney has shown a
wisdom and discretion in the manage
ment Of his departments that would do
credit to many an older man.
a hurried visit through the hive of
industry on South Temple street and
adjoining the mammoth store on Main
street, was yesterday made by a Herald
representative. when the following in
teres ting facts were CLEANED:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
GREATLY INCREASED PRODUCTION.
Annual Statement of the Ontario
silver Mining Company.

Annual Statement of the Ontario
silver MIXING Company.
The annual report of the output OF
the Ontario Silver Mining company for
1894, with part of December estimated,
makes a splendid showing, despite the
low price of the metals. An increase
of 411,679.3S fine ounces of silver, and
6S4.1 ounces of gold is recorded. Yet
Notwithstanding this gteat increase
the revenue derived from the sales OF
ore and bullion waggqbqt $474S:45 greater
than in 1898, when the total was $751;
2S9.7S. In 1894, it has been 1924, OBJ. 23
According to the report just issued
the properties of the company produced
/, 3S5,S2S,1S fine ounces of silver, 1852
ounces of gold, and 692, 59S pounds Of
lead, all of which sold for $s24,OS1.z5,
The total production of ore in tons was
% 344. of which 27,300 tons We're milled
by the company and 1,O44 tons sold to
the shelters. In the latter was con-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
WITH THE ovERALLs.


Sixty Girls, Two boys and One Man
ut Work.
Another busy scene in the great
building is that of the overalls depart
ment, where sixty neatly-dressed girls
manage the same number OF Whirling
sewing machines, and who, in conjunc-
ton with the cutter and two or three
boys, who do most of the riYetting turn
out six days in the week fifty dozen
pair of overalls daily. These goods, on
account of their manifest superiority,
are in demand all over Utah, and Mon
tana, Idaho and Wyoming; people have
also learned to appreciate a good thing
when they see it.
The Output.
Up to date, during the present
year, the overall factory of u. c.
NJ. I. has produced $4,000 worth
of goOds-at least 10 per cent greater
than last year, although competition
unfair competition" Manager Rom
ney put it-has cut down the profits
considerably.
The pay roll of this department av-
erages about SLIGO per month.
Beating the Heuthen.
To glance down the long lines Of sew
ing machines, in front Of each of which
is a neatly-dressed and apparently
well-fed girl, you do not see any evil
dence of fighting qualities. And yet
they are fighters, those girls; for, with
the aid of the z. c. NJ. l. management
they are beating back Chinese compe-
tition-are keeping out goods made in
California by the heatheps. Strange
TO say, they are earning q good, honest
wage while doing so-and this fact
alone is due to the heads of the insti-
tuition who are satisfied with a fair
share Of the profits, and to whom the
sweating" and other vile systems of
the east and west are total strangers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

Even. with silver M'averirg all along
the line below the los the Salt Lake
valley smeltelss have kept up their req
prds of production and, with the ex-
ception Of the Penasy wanna. show in
creases for the year just closing.
The Hanauer has this year put out
some 5000 more fine ounces OF silver
than in 1883, increased ITS lead produc-
etion and doubled UP on copper. On gold
theplant shows a decrease, due greatly
ito the lack of the former Nevada ship
meuats. The Gernlania recorded in
creases on all of the metals except
lead, while the Pennsy lvania cut down
on all,
While the reports are, of course, not
absolute, the last two weeks in Decern-
Der being estimated. they are practi-
calIy- correct and can not be far out.
That of the Gerrnania makes the fol-
lowing showing:
Pounds of copper produced. ~. S14,626
Pounds of lead. ........-....... IA, Dol, 20
Fine ounces of silver, .......... 1858, 374
Fine ounces Of gold, .......... S,121
This shows an increase as compared
with 1893 of 1872 ounces of gold, 324774
ounces OIL SllVGf,f JI4,O1O pOtIIStc5 III SOlt-
per, and a loss of 4,563, us pounds OF
lead.
The showing of the Hanauer is as
follows:
Ounces of silver produced. ~. 723.550
Ounces of gold, ................ 1850
Pounds of lead, ..,...........-. 7,175,300
Pounds of copper, .... 100000
During the year the Pennsylvania
has put in new 1oO-ton smelter for
economic reasons, and the furnace is
working extremely well. The annual
report. places the metal production at
the following figures:
Copper produced i'm pounds, :. 162,5OO
Lead produced in pounds ....12,S51,S50
Fine ounces of silver, .......... los, 5G7
Ounces of gold, ...- 4,S5O
AS before stated. this is a decrease
in production. The loss on silver Is
S75, 1000 ounces, gold $40 ounces, lead
5,756, 80 pounds, and copper, 1896
pounds.
The smelIters are operating but i've
stacks and the future operation of
these lis threatened by the low price of
the metals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

The choicest, purest and best tea
used is the pride of Japan" tree tea,
solely imported by M. j. Brandenstein
& Co., of San Francisco, Cal, the
largest tea importers in the country
They have more trade in Utah in
their line than any other house in ex-
istence and this is simply on account
of giving their customers first-class
goods at reasonable prices. See their
ad. on page "a Of today's issue of The
Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
CIean-un For Today.

Today the first general clean up at
the West Mountain placers will take
place and for the purpose of witness
ing the gathering in of the gold and
making an inspection of the company $
property, Messrs. Dern, Airs and
Spooner. ACCOMPANIED by J. D. Wood
ruff of Laramie, interested with Mr..
Airs in a group of gold mines neal
Lander and a number of others will
20 out to Bingham. Good reports have
been daily received from the propertS
and the clean up should give consid-
cradle gold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

For the first time in its history the
Mammoth mill is now operating forty
stamps, it's full equipment, the new
pump at the Cherry Creek station Of
the waterworks system recently put in
by the company having been started.
A great stream of water is being
forced over the divide on its way to
the mill and town and the reservoir
at the plant is now kept full and run
ming over This increase in the water
supply enables the company to oper-
ate it's mill to the limit. Everything
at the pumping station and in the mill
lis operating smoothly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

Floyd district, adjoining the Sunshine,
early after the first of the year Some
time ago $4,000 shares OF the treasury
stock were placed on the market at Is
cents per share, for. the purpose OF
raising sufficient capital with which to
develop the properties. A large num-
her of sales have very recently been
made and the company's treasury Is
now in a considerably improved condr-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
ORE AND BULLION RECEIPTS.
Total Value For the Week shows m
Increase

Although the gold receipts for the
week just closed aggregated but $1,000.
the total reported bank ore and bullion
receipts showed a handsome increase
as compared with those of the previous
same period. The advance was $50, 900,
the total for the week being SITS, 259
The gold producers have not made
heavy shipments this week, but the
Cane Springs Consolidated has started
in the product of the cleanup this
month and the gold should be received
early in the week Shortly after the
first of the year the Mercur will again
add its handsome output to the values.
In addition to the reported shipments,
some of the secret producers sent out
their usual production. A summary of
the weeks business is as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
HAS A SOUL.
One Corporation That is Not Found
Wanting.

One Corporation That is Not Found
Wanting.
To one who has both seen and read
much of the factory life of the east
and west, an insight into the workings
of the home institution comes almost
like revelation.
Of course, Z. C. NJ. 1. is not now. nor
has it in the past been, run as a char
ity concern; but it has always been
famous for its just and humane treat
ment of employees; and time and time
again has the desire been expressed by
Superintendent Weber and the direc-
tors. to keep the wheels in the big
building moving, even though there
was not a cent made on the original
Investment.
A noble sentiment that does credit
to the heads and hearts of its owners.
No other institution deserves greater
patronage and encouragement than
z. C. NJ. I. factory
Superintendent Weber may well
view the concern with pride.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
More Gold SHIPPED out.

Mccormick & Co. yesterday sent an
other gold bar to the San Francisco
branch mint. 1t was the result of
bricks and dust from the Bingham
and other territorial properties and
vailed at $1,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
THE SHOE FACTORY.
Output Forty PEP Cent. Greater
Than Last Year.

Than Last Year.
One Of the most gratifying signs of
The times seen during the year just
closed is the evident determination on
the part of Utah people 10 buy home
made goods. There are not many in
this community, or in any other, in
fact. whose patriotism is SO lofty that
it induces them TO buy a home made
article of inferior quality at advanced
price, Simply because it is a Utah pro-
duct. There may be some who say
they are willing 10 do SO; but they VINO
do so are scarce indeed. 1t is unfair
10 ask a fellowbeing to buy home goods
simply because they are home goods.
z. c. VI. rs Policy.
This, To the credit of the institution
and its founders be it said, Z. Z. NJ. L.
has never done. As a matter of fact,
as the youngster would say, 1t never
had to-
From the first, when the mammoth
establishment. was but a weakllng, all
buyers were given value received; and
never once did it put forth the charity
plea That motto has been adhered
to until now when, instead producing
a few pair of shoes a day, it turns
them out by the hundreds Of pairs,
and the goods ar in demand wherever
llEN are h1OM Il, ilOL 50 IiuCI 4O4 li1G
reason that. they are home made goods;
N-but for the still better reason that they
are worth the money asked.
This Years Increase.
TIE gratifying showing is made upon
4 Ine books Of Il. c. n. l. OF an increase
2 Of 40 per cent in The output up to date
of its shoe factory over the twelve
months Of last year, and the present
financial year does not close until Janu-
AIRY 81. 1885. With five weeks yet 10
run, these figures are given. II is a
wonderful. showing, truly.
I'VE have" said MIR. Romney. as we
stood amid the roar and rumble Of the
machinery and watched the nimble-
fingered men at work, turned. out this
year to date 100000 worth Of boots and
shoes"
Where do they all go toy"
They are mainly worn out in Utah:
but Idaho gets a fairly good number OF
them, while Nevada and Wyoming
come in for small orders. One thing
that is very gratifying, and shows be-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
Rack From Montana.

Resident Agent Jackson, of the Kan
sas City Consolidated Smelling COM
pany, is back from Idaho, where ne
has been in the search Ior business,
with his usual push the gentleman
secured a number of heavy conslgn-
ments to his company's works.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
Coumerciai Mill wori.ing Nicely.

Colonel Heffron, of the Bingham
Gold Mining company, is back from
Bingham, where he has been superin-
tending the operations of the new
Commercial gold mill. The plant is
now working smoothly but not to its
full capacity. 1t will be some little
time yet before the stipulated 100 tons
are daily put through. One of the
causes of delay is the lack of tanks.
the company being unable to put in
place two on account of a lack of
bands. This deficiency is to be reme-
died at once
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

5 entirely cured.
/ feel well in every
way. Not q symp-
tom of my trouble
is left. I am writ
ing now only to
thank you and 10
offer you my testi-
monial If you can
make any use of
1t. ] enclose You
my photo grla D h.
Use Il If you care
to. I shall be very
Glad In. have Won.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
SILVER GOING Down AGAIN.


When silver touched bottom for the
day it was within cent of the lowest
price ever reached by the metal. the
close yesterday being 59s4 cents. The
loss from Fridays quotations was II
of a cent and in consequence there is
very panieky feeling among the sill
ver-lead producers for, in sympathy
with the white metal, lead has also
become very weak, although the old
quotation of SO is. still in force.
The lowest price ever reached by
silver was 5S77l. on March 8 and 5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
A SERIES oF LETTERS
Showing the Splendid Results of
Doctors Shores Perfect System of
Mail Treatment For the BENEFIT
of Those Living at n Distance.

Ogden, Utah, Sept. Is, 1884.
Doctor c. w. Shores, Salt Lake City:
Dear Sir-I have read your testimonials
from time to time and among them some
people I know, 50 have decided to write
for your mail treatment as cannot con-
veniently, come to Salt Lake. Kindly send
me one of your symptom lists and | VII
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
BUSY AS A
HIVE OF BEES.
One of the Pillars Of Salt Lakes
Prosperity Visited by
The Herald.
THE z. C. NJ. /. FACTORIES.
REMARKABLY INCREASE OF BUSi-
NESS Is SHOWN.

One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Worth of shoes Made in Eleven
Months, an Increase of Forty Per
Cent. Over the Twelve Months of
Last year-In the Overall Depart
Notwithstanding Ont Chinese Conn
petftiOn--A Corporation with n
Soul.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

We sell at private sale all OF our
stock of fine jeWelry, diamonds and
fancy clocks, etc, daily from a. m.
to D. m. Hollander Jewelry COM
pany, II West Second South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

Dear Doctor--I have nearly completed
my second month and all have got to
report to You is that 1 am being rapidly
and effectually cnred Of my trouble.
Your treatment is certainly proving its
superior value in my case. I enclose S.
Please send me the third months medi-
cines and trea tment to Portland. Ore, by
express, and ! have every reason to be-
iieve it viii be the last I will need. With
best wishes for your SUCCESS am,
Very truly.
T. S. CROSSLEY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

spirit Of peace and harmony from the
basement where the ponderous engines
and dynamos generate the electric
light and where the goods are pack
ed. awaiting shipment to the top floor
There is no Quarreiing, no chickering's,
no dissa tisfaction. What better evidence
though corporation has a soul2
81 r m
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DEVELOPMENT to Commence.

The board of directors of the Elkc
Gold Mining and Milling company has
decided to commence developments Of
the con1pany's claims in the Camp
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

aimed all Of the lead The slli pJzl ants
p the snlelters ne0ted the c0fzpa1l
ss49. oar. 3d.
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Ladies aud GentIemen!

Santa Claus headquarters. 73 Main,
Deseret Bank building. Branch West
ern Book and Stationary Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
HeIeha. Meat.. &c l5. lsgl.

Doctor &. w. Shores, salt Lake Citv:
Dear DoetOr--L hope you VIII rdrdon
my neglect in not writing you before
but the treatment has given slrsh entire
satisfaction and have been improving
50 steadily that hardly Thought it nee
essary. ] am very much better in every
way. Those duh aggravating headaches
have left me entirely. Enclosed please
find p. O. money order for $500 Kindly
send me another month $ medicines by
express. to Seattle Wash.
Yours with best wishes,
J. s. CROSSLEsT,
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J. S. CROSSLEY.

Portland. Ore, Dec is, 1871
Doctor G.. w. Shores. Salt Lake City
Dear Doctor--I am not sending for moro
medicine this time for a very good req
son. don't need it. Ny trouble. doctor,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

only wish my residence was located III
Salt Lake city, so that / could spend
some of my time in telling friends and
acquaintance there that an absolutely
honorable, capable and perfect physician
lives in the person of Doctor G. w
Shores.
Very sincerely yours
J. S. CROSSLE4-
Doctor Shores treats and cures ca
tarrh and all diseases of the eye,
ear. nose. throaf, lungs, stomach,
liver kidneys and blndder, all
chronic private and nervous dis
eases of both sexes. and diseases OF
women and children. Office hours
Forenoon. o to n. Afternoon. z to-
:. Evening, to s. Sundays. IL ss-Tsl.
to 1 ID. M. $500 a MONTH for all
Catarrhal Observation-Disclosures free
Doctor shores motto Is "a Low Fee,
Quick Cure, Mild and Painless Treat
ment., II you cannot come to the
Office. write for Doctor shores new
symptom list and have your ease di-
aEnosed and get expert advice free.
LIONS MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Doctor Ct. w. Shores,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN,
"a East Second south Street, Salt
Lake City.
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Harmony Prevails.
Over and above all. there prevails a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
o.. a.
Another Form Or Stage Of Catarrh That Is Cen
tl1rias Old
turies Old
simply Humanity
+ by G. w ssPeoples


fee for one months treatment. I am
travelling man ana on the road all the
time Can 1 carry the treatment with
me- Yours, etc J. g. CROSSIsEI
S.-Address me until the 10Th at
Ogden, Sept. % 1884,
Doctor G.. w Shores Salt Lake City:
Dear Sir--X0ur medicines and treat
understand your directions perfectly.
leave tonight for towns In Montana and
Washington. Viii report progress to you
as you request. Yours truly.
j. s. CRCSSLEY.
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Forty Stamps Now Dropping.

Total for the week. .s17S,2