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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-06

of Salt Lake City was called upon by
Gov. Chamberlain to speak for the
Utah delegation Mr., Smith s address
was vigorous plea for good citizen
ship and for the upholding of the best
traditions of the Republic. Questions
of climatology and rainfall were dis
cussed by F, H. Brandenburg, in charge
of the weather bureau at Denver.
AS evidence of future fulhllment of
the good things promised should the
convention vote to meet next year in
Sacramento, the California delegation
this afternoon threw open the doors of
their headquarters and served refresh
ments TO all comers. Fruits. light
wines and more substantial things were
offered. and II was noted that nearly all
delegates coming away wore Sacra'
mento badges.
The convention tonight was enter
ira, which rendered concert pro,
gramme in convention hall.
There is a great gathering here of
the chiefs of the reclamation and forest
services, headed by Director Walcott
and Chief Engineer Newell of the for
mer service and Forester Pinchot of the
latter. Other prominent officials are
Elwood Mead, c. J. Blanchard, E. c.
Barnard, topographer; +. A. Sherman,
lOIBSI "a plISI, cHlSl
grazing inspector; D. W. Ross, super
vising engineer, Idaho district; T. c.
Horn, construction engineer; F. A.
Fem. forest supervisor; Thomas II.
Means, engineer of the Truckee Carson
project, and many others. There are
present fifteen officials, general and To-
cal, connected with the service alone
These officials and others have formed
while here what has been called a
scientific section, and a series of illus
trated scientific lectures were given at
the Orpheum theater yesterday and to.
day. They were illustrated by splen-
did stereopticon views, bringing out va
rious points in the two services, and
were very interesting and instructive.
The committee on permanent organ
ization. which will report tomorrow,
will recommend the following for cleo
tion as the officers of the congress for
the next year:
President, Gov. George E. Chamber.
lain of Oregon.
Vice-President, John Henry Smith Of
Salt Lake City.
Second Vice-President, H. B. Maxson,
Nevada.
Third Vice-Presidept George W, Bar.
stow, Texas.
Secretary. D, H. Anderson Of Illinois
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Tonic after Typhoid

Mrs. Evelyn B, Barnard, of Kings
Ton, N. Y, tells how Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey transformed her from weak
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her The following are her own
words;
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NEED OF A BIG MAN
IN NEW YORK STATE
Political Conference to Straight
en- Out Middle Held at
Sycamore Hill.

OYSTER BAY. Sept. 5.-There was
political conference at Sagamore Hill
today President Roosevelt had as his
guests Representatives Littaucr, Post
master eneral Cortelyou chairman of
tine Republican committee, and Lyman
H. Bass of Buffalo. 1t is understood
that both the Congressional campaign
and the situation in New York State
were thoroughly canvasscd.
When Mr.. l.ittauer returned from
Sycamore Hill TO take his train for New
YORK., after spending several hours with
the President, he emphasized again the
fact that the President has q most keen
interest in the outcome of the Con"
gressional election and also that while
ho has determined to take no active
part in the State situation he is very
desrous that the right thing be done
by the party in strengthening out the
tangle
cit is apparent TO every observing
man in the State, he said, ''that the
situation today is such as to demand
the advent of a man big enough TO
entirely ignore bossism. man who
could administer the affairs of the
State as Governor with a master hand
and who could command the vote of
the Republican party independent of
had ten years of Republican rule. The
State has prospered under that rule,
and there is no doubt that large per
centage of young voters of the State
are Republicans in their inclrnations.
What the party needs at this moment
is the nomination of man for Gov
ernor who can unite all the Republican
voters Of the State. OF course, the
work in hand is TO find that man. -
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EFFORTS MADE To
BLOCK HEARST GAME
This Is Only Interpretation
Placed Upon the Democratic
Conference at Albany.

ALBANY, \. Y, Sept. 5.-Events
of Importance in preparation for the
Democratic State campaign took place
here today, and the city is buzzing to.
night with political interest. First and
seemingly of most importance was the
conference of Democrats from many
counties of the State, called to discuss
the situation III the party, the central
figure of which conference was District
Attorney Jerome of New York
1t is conceded that this meeting was
aimed chiefly at preventing, If possible,
the nomination or Endorsement b~ the
State convention at Buffalo of William
r. Hearst. Several illusions in the
speeches were interpreted as having no
other possible meaning.
The other incident was a conference
of representatives Of several radical
Democratic organizations; from which
tonight emanated statement CRITICS
ing Mr.. Hearst and declaring in favor
of the nomination of Congressman
William Sulzer of New York. AT this
conference was present Albert s. Dulin
of New Jersey, declared to be close
personal and political friend of William
j. Bryan. In an interview afterward
Mr.. Dulin spoke in favor of Mr.. Sulzer
The Democratic conference was pre-
sided over by Edward M Shepard of
Brooklyn, and was addressed by Mr..
Jerome and others. Adjournment was
taken to September 25 at Buffalo, the
day and place Of the State convention,
and resolutions were adopted setting
providing for the appointment of a
committee to lay before the Democrats
of the State the principles voiced by
the conference,
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SALT LAKE ROUTE EXCURSIONS
Autumn Outings via Utah's Most Pop
ular Road

Mexico City and return, $69.so. The
tour Of Old Mexico affords the grand
est autumn trip 10 be found on the
American continent. San Francisco,
Los Angeles and intermediate points,
only $500. Short line, quick connec-
tions, Utah g finest trains. Los An
geles and return, only $4,000. Special
sale dates September 4 TO IA Positive
ly the last $4,000 excursion of the sea-
son TO glorious southern California.
Low rates for settlers to points in
southern Utah. Miners excursions to
Nevada points and lowest rates all the
time TO all southern California points
Follow the crowd to the ticket Office,
169 South Main street
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STATEHOOD IND0RSED
Republicans of New Mexico Favor
Union With Arizona Territory,

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ, Sept. 5.-Tho Rs
publican Territorial committee, in session
here, this afternoon indorsed the Hamilton
ATisona, by vote OF % to 10 The com.
mittee appointed 4 subcommittee Of 1--WE 10
work with like committee from the Dem.
hood board, 1t is probable tha, the oppo.
ssition TO Statehood will mako a fght against
Endorsement in the convention, which will be
held In Las Vegas September 20.
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all Of tho leading hospitals OF the world. aud
is the only whitley recognized medicine.
Medical ndviee and ya;aable booklet on
diseases sent FREQ.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is sold by
all first-class druggists and grocers, or
direct, in sealed bottles only. Price
g1.00. See that the "Old Chemist
trademark is on the label. Look for it
carefully, and refuse substitutes. 1t
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WIFE AIDS BIGAMIST
Spouse No Signs Bonds for Prof
FRYE,

CHICAGO Sept. Sc. H. Frye. who
was arrested on charge OF bigamy upon
his return to Chicago recently, after an
absence of thirty-one years, was released
from ustody today on bonds signed by
Mrs. Clara A, Goddard. whom Frye
married in South Dakota under the name
OF Goddard.
A suit for divorce. filed by Mrs. Frye,
the legal wife, is pending in the Circuit
court. and 1t was upon the promise OF
Frye TO marry Mrs. Goddard soon as
he was freed from his first alliance that
Frye was given his liberty, Mrs, God
dard. accompanied by her nineteen
year-old daughter. Jessie. came to Chi
cago from California and revealed the
dual life of Frye since he met her In
Spencer. Ia, in 1877.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-06
NEVADA TICKET NAMED
John E. Mitchell Is the Republican
Candidate for the Goyernship

Candidate for the Governship.
TONOPAH, New, Sept. 5.-The Republ.
cao State convention today nominated the
following ticket;
CongreSsman-Oscar j. Smith. Washoe
county.
Lieutenant Governor-George T. Mills,
Ormsby county.
Supreme judge. K. Dodge, Washoe
county,
Secretary Of State-Wlliam 6, Douglns
Storey county.
Treasurcr-Edward Cults Lincoln county.
Comptroller-Jacob Eggers. Elko county.
Attorney -General-George H Sprngmayer.
Douglas county.
Superintendent OF Schools--Orvis Ring,
Orasby county
Printer G. Mccarthy, Nye county.
Regents OF State Uriversity-H s Ster,
rctt, Lander county; n. c. Cutting, Nye
county. Short term: DR.. Homer F. Han
sou. Lincoln county; j. w, Phillips Lyon
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HAY FEVER

"k1aving used Prruna for cataryA ana
kay teocy, I can recommend 1t to all aOAo
are suffering zOitA she a6ove diseases. I
am habby 10 be Gbis 10 say IL Aas helped
me q0ondeyfMlIy."
-If1y,,e r. Smith.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-06

Hay FEVER is endemic cat8rrh. 1t
Lis caused By some irritating substance
in the atmosphere during the late sum
mer months. IT Is generally thought
that the pollen Of certain weeds and
flowers is the cause Of II.
Change of locality seems to be the only
rational cure: The use OF Peruna, how
ever, stimulates the nervous system to re-
sist the effect of the poisonous emana-
tions and sometimes carries the victim
through the hay fever season without An
attack OF the disease.
A large number OF people rely upon
feruna for this purpose. Those who do
not find II convenient to change their To-
cation TO avoid Hay Fever, would do we'll
10 give Peruna trial II has proved of
priceless value to many people.
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Working to Save the Manchuria,

HONOLULU. Sept. 5.-Capt. Metcelf who
is supervising the salvage work on tho
steamer Manchuris. expects TO be ready on
September 10 for an attempt TO pull the vcs.
hopeful that the effort will provo successful.
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Egh-Grade Wall Papers
Chas. Fl. Bodel, 33 e. 1st So.
Nail Maker for Governor

BOSTON. Sept 5.--The Socialist Labor
party OF Massachusetts, today announced les
cr&lidats for Governor TO be William II.
Carroll, a null maker of this city.
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Will Not Cut Commission.

CHICAGO. Sept. 5.--The board Of trade
today rejected proposed amendment TO the
rule by which the commission grain deals
would be cut from a quarter OF a cent n
bushel to one.eighth. The contest ~ns hotly
fought
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-06
Union Denli|
OA' s,s sssa \ y.
Honest Work. ays| y
painless EIus.ti.Sai : IN
All Work Guassa's
Ind. 1896.
DOOM OF SIp|
minn''''A asilroad a.

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in biiunssots is > Il =
the ticket broker, br.,n,, 'vtts z
rain from dealing deal. siuls I, q:
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United States 'g ~ . d
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Duffy'S Pure Malt Whiskev

ing specific for the cure OF typhoid. cramps.
ch ache. congestion, sunstroke, heart failure,
re, prostrstfon and tho hundred and one ills
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VIII Be Paying Business.
STOCKTON MERGER INTERESTS
Rumors Flying Over Peter HACK 6
Activity in Great Utah Camp.

The acquisition by Peter Hack of Il
large block OF the Honerinc stock recent
ly. and the reported activity of this Los
Angeles capitalist toward securing the alb
solute control Of the Honerino have given
rise 10 many rumors regarding the plans
of this intrepid investor in the cnmp of
Stockton 1t Is thought that he has his
eye on several Stockton properties, and
he has at present several experts looking
over various groups In that camp
If Mr., Hack is planning a consolidation
of the Stockton properties he Will find
no end OF excellent material In that great
district, as the recent development on
numerous properties have been of the
most remarkable and satisfactory charac-
ter. About the only hitch that may oc-
cur In the rumored ncgotiat ations Is the un-
willingness of many mine owners to part
With their holdings at Stockton.
1t Is generally thought in this city that
some plans are on foot by which Mr.
Hack mas get control of some properties
In Stockton II the owners can be Jared
loose from their holdings. Should he be
successful in coralling the Honcrine con-
troll he Will be armed with a most con-
vlnCing argument toward consolidating
the mines of prominence in that district
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Mining Notes.

A. NJ Spooncr general manager of the
.Iount Masonic mine. VIII go to Park City
Monday inspect the progress being made on
the property.
Arrivals from AlSa nre authority for tho
statement that Superintendent Smith OF the
Continentol-Alta Is rapidly repairing the aerial
tram line recently damaged by the disastrous
snowslidc in that camp.
J. e Bevoridge OF the Flagstaff mine ex-
poets 10 leave for Alto Monday to resume his
work that property
Albert Burch formerly Of the Bunker Hill
and Sullivan. we'll known to the mining fra
tcInity OF Salt Lnkc, is registered at the
Knutsfor1 from San Francisco.
George FL Waterbury. who is building a
mill nt Milford. Is registered Mt the Kenyon
C. w LNmbourne. secretary treasurer of
the DaIy-Judgc hag returned from that prop
crty, greatly pleased with the progress that Is
being made In tho work.
Superintendent Zlegler OF the Ohio Copper
company 10 in the city for the purpose of
spending sunday Mt home
General Manager lIeary Catrow Of the Ohio
Copper company is sim confined TO his home
very sick man
". a Thacher. the prominent mining
gincer. who has been In this city for several
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BULLFRoG IS THE QUEEN
Former Salt Laker Writes Impres-
sions Formed Of Nevada Districts.

Rogers c. Kanters. formerly of this CITY
and well known in mining circles has
written TO A. j. Davis his impressions OF
the Nevada country generally. Mr. Kan
terS at present Is the superintendent of
the New York Tonopah mine and next
to the camp In which he is combining his
activities at present he thinks the Bull
frog district Is the queen OF all Nevada
mining regions.
Mr.. kantcrs has made many trips
through the excitement cepters OF Ne
vada. and has made special studies OF the
various mines of prominence. and his
opinion on the Bullfrog country is formed
only after weighing all the facts and cir
cumstances. The buying I'm OF Eastern
seem to justify Mr. Kanters opinion of
that district
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sMELTER BUILDING RETARDED
OHIO Lead Mining and Smelling Com
pany's Plant DELAYED

George L. Meats, general manager OF
the Ohio Lead Mining and Smelling com
pany. same In from the Spruce Mountain
cal officials Of that company. Mr.. Meats
stated that the weather conditions i'll the
district have greatly retarded the work on
the new smelling plant which the COM
pany is erecting although the develop
ment work on the property Itself has been
hamDcrcd very little.
The management of the old Latham
property has been doing some excellent
work on this property. and the results
have more than justified the confidence
that the stockholders have reposed In
their proposition The smeltcr. whose first
unit Will have a capacity of sixty y-flve
tons daily, is expected TO be completed
md ready for operations by June l, and
the second unit will be installed before
the end Of the present year
Walter i. Black, the president of the
company. is expected here from the East
most any day
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Copper Is decidedly stronger, says
George l.. Walker. I'm his weekly copper
letter Issued in Boston. Lake and cleo
uolytic are In demand at 1Sh cents for
delivery throughout the summer months
and as far ahead as September. There Is
a market scarcity of spot copper In this
country, and the foreign visible supply Ia
smaller than IL has been at any previous
time since the worlds production was
one-quartcr of what 1t Is at present.
Producers Increasing Output.
European consumers are out OF sup
Files and are again buying copper. Amer
lchn consumers are booking by far the
largest volume OF business that they ever
dld at this time OF the year Fortunately
all the large producing companies are in
Crcasing their outputs, and II is probable
that an advance to any higher level than
- cents per pound will be prevented.
Will Be Paying Business.
The present prospect is that electrical
development now planned Will eclipse that
of any preceding year. and that next year
VIII record a much stronger chapter In
electrical history 1t would seem that the
price OF copper must be maintained at ap-
proNimatelY the present level for several
years TO come, Unless the current money
StTlnSency is permitted to grow until IL
saps the foundations of our Industrial
structure, copper mining should continue
the most profitable business In the world
Tor many years to come.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
SMELTER FOR MONTANA.
Silver Fissure Property Places Order
for Plant TO Handle Ore.

II H Armstead. one OF the prominent
mining men of Montana and Vicc-presi-
dent and general manager of the Silver
Fissure Mining company, located at Po-
larIs Mont. stopped over in Salt Lake
Saturday few hours on his way TO Mon
tana While I'm New York this trip Mr.
Armstead placed an order for n ll0-ton
smelling plant for his property, and a
traction engine capable of transporting
forty tons load from the mine TO the
railroad tracks.
Mr. Armstcad who has had many years
of experience In the mining fields OF the
West has every confidence in his Mon
tana properties, which are generally
counted among the most prominent of
that State With the erection of the new
sInelter there viii begin an unprecedent-
ed era OF prosperity on the Silver tis-
sure property.
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CRoWDING TO BLACK HORSE.
Age No Barrier to Prospectors Brav-
ing Severe Winter Weather.

From the newly discovered district of
Nevada, the Black Horse district by
name. comes most encouraging reports.
IT is alleged that Thomas Watkins has
found the mother lode of that district,
This proves TO be very rich In gold values
having run as high sl00 to the ton.
The miners I'm the district can secure
large paintings OF gold from any portion
Of this pay shoot,
In spite OF the severe weather condi
tions the Black Horse district is fast fll-
ing with proSpectorS, even old age being
no barrier 10 the great rush that is on.
The mineral zone iS very wide and has
been traced for one and a half miles up
TO the present time
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ys win leave for Mexico Monday on mining

days Will leave for Mexico Monday on mining
business.
car of orc from the Grand Gulch mine OF
Arizona placed in the Salt Lake market
Saturday.
Joseph Ds-ierchs the well-known and pop
ular contractor. expects TO leave for Los An
lscles this week. accompanied by his family,
Mr. Dedcrichs viii make the coast city his
future home.
General Manager Lafayette Hanchett of the
Ncwhous. interests. has returned from the
Cactus properly. greatly pleased with tho
suits NJ tine work of the steam shovel
AT the stockhoIdcrs' meeting of the Little
PcIl Consolidated Mining company. held at
Cheyenne, Wyo Monday. March L. Solon
Spiro, Sidney 81. Bomberger and Herman Bam-
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MORRISON MINING COMPANY.
Officials Return From Inspecting
Nevada Property on SATURDAY..

Sydney Bambcrger and George Morgan,
secretary and president respectively of
turned from Nevada, after giving their
property a thorough inspection. They re-
port that quite a substantial force of men
are at work developing the property. and
AS q result of the work already done
quite tonnage of ore has been accumu-
lated upon the dumps.
The heavy SHOWS and bad condition of
the roads make IL practically Impossible
10 send out shpme nts a the present time
but with improved transportation facNi-
ties the management expects to make
quite n large shipment of ore. Work
upon the property is proceeding with
great success
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FORENOON SNLEs.

FORENOON SALES-
Ajax 1000 nt 35c.
DuIy.Julgc, 100 at Sl0.57h.
Little Bell, 100 at SIS. 80 at a IS.
May Day. 500 at 97sc; 25G0 at 23Sc; lcN0 at
2ic 2560 at 2iic: 200 at 2iSso. 1000 AT &c. buy
cr sixty days. 1000 at 2it.c; 100 at 24l4c: lCoO
at 2l9.c, seller sixty days; 1000 at 25l.c. buyer
sixty DAYS; 1900 at 2oc. 600 at &c. seller sixty
days; eONO at 25Ac. buyer thirty days 5000 at
25bcs lOOO a 25ilc.
Sacramento 80 at lsc
Star Consolidated 1000 at 1850; 200 at BIC;
1000 at l3Ac.
Butier-Libc1al 500 at 2,c.
Now York 1000 at 1910; 600 Mt 1850: 1000 at
lec l0OO nt 1850 1909 at l9Ssc. Sop at l951c.
Shares sold, $500
Selling value. sl0b9i.62
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax 100 at pc
CarIsa 200 at 26i-c
Consolidated Mcrcur. 100 at CSC
Columbus Con, 10 at e IS 100 at SCI
Daly-Judgc. 800 at 5000,
Mammoth 200 at Sl35. 200 at 81 40.
May Day, 800 a sic 800 at sc. 1000 at sc.
buyer sixty days.
Ohio Copper. 100 at SliO. 800 at Wis
Victoria, 100 at So IS
Shares sold. 47l0.
Selling value, sGi6l. IS.
THE WEEKS TOTALS.
shares sold. 25l 9l9si
Selling value Sl99. Go.
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Boston Copper Letter.

James Pollock 6 Co furnish the follow
InE copper letter from Boston received over
their private wire. There was a little actlVi-
ty In United Copper at frac:ionally higher
prices but aside from the aforementioned
stocks the market inclined to quietness.
but showing q good supply of stocks through
out the list Closing prices were generally
heavy for the copper shares.