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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-03
Personal and General.

Mrs. J. H. Mcintosh of Russellville and
her little son, James, have returned nome,
after spending a week in the city the
guests of Mrs. L. F. Written.
Mrs. J. W. Brigham will entertain at
cards tonight, at her home on Avenue
II and Twentieth street.
The Eastern Stars will meet in regu-
lar session Monday evening at the Ma
sonic hall on Nineteenth street Officers
will be installed and an important bust
ness meeting Is to be held
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
will take charge of the morning SER
vices at the Presbyterian church.
Mr. w. ]. Ably left last night for Al
lentown, Pa, having received message
announcing the death of his sister.
Mr. j. S. Hall. who has sold his home
at Palmer to Mr. G. Overton, has
purchased a lot on the corner of Twen-
tieth street and Avenue I and will i'm
medately start the erection of hand
some home.
DIR. r. M. Cunningham who has been
quite sick for the past week. was able
to be up today.
Mr.. George H. Harrison, who has had
charge of the freight department hero
for the Birmingham Railway, Light and
Power company for the past nine years.
has resigned his position to devote his
entire time to the transfer business, Mr..
Harrison has just purchased a handsome
pair of mules and a double dray, and
as he already had two or three first
class single teams. he will no doubt have
well equipped transfer line
B. H. Davidson, who has had charge
of the Pratt City freight department for
the same company will succeed Mr.. Har-
rison.
Rev. Father Gudge. c. M. of Phila-
delphia. Pa, will preach tomorrow eve
ming at st. Anthony's church. Father
Gudge is known to be an eloquent speak
er. and those who can should not fail
to hear him.
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MANY ADDITIONS To
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Waterworks Controversy at,
EnsIey is Soon Adjusted
PLANS FOR ELKS' CONCERTO
Double Wedding to Be soIemnIzed In
EnsIey Next Wednesday-other
News of the Steel
City.
PLANS FOR ELKS' CONCERTO

Ensley, February Especial THE
Ensley public library has received some
very valuable additions to its already
well-selected books and magazines. and
the public is beginning to appreciate the
good that 1t has done since its opening.
The following list of valuable maya
zines have just been donated by the Ten
nessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company
through General Manager F. H. Crock
ard:
American Maohinist, Casters Maya
zine, Electrical World and Engineer En-
gineering Magazine. Iron Age. Power and
The Scientific American.
All these magazines not only treat very
thoroughly on the general topics of the
day." but give much interesting and in
structiye reading on the steel industry in
which the people of Ensley are SO much
interested
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-03
The Elks, Concert.

Much interest is being manifested in
the concert that is to be given on the
evening of the 18th at the Ensley opera
house under the auspices of the Ensley
lodge, B. p. o. e. No. 9S7.
Some of Birminghams best singers are
to participate, and other special features
will be the playing of Prof. Roy Young.
with Mrs. Dorothy L. Young as accom-
PIANIST.
For the first time on the Ensley stage
the famous mixed quartette, which is
composed of some of the best local tall
ent. will be heard, and those who have
had the pleasure OF hearing them at pri-
vate concerts say that they we'll deserve
the reputation that they have gained.
The following is the complete pro-
gramme:
PART I.
Mixed chorus, Sweet and Low
Misses Keenan,, sopranos; Miss Mamie
Mallock, contralto; Mr.. James O'Hare,
Mr.. John h. Owens tenors; Mr.. Baker,
baritone; Mr. Charles ]. Herbert, bass.
Tenor solo. Charmed Cup''-Mr. James
O'Hare
Duet Zone Sweetly Solemn Thought
Miss Mallock and Mr. Herbert,
Tenor solo, Star of My Llfe"-Mr.
Owens.
Benedictus (Gounod-Mrs. SEVERN,
solo soprano and chorus.
ILLUSTRATED SOnSS-MF. Herbert.
PART II.
Baritone solo, Tell Her That I Love
Her SOM. Erin Farley.
Soprano solo (selected)-Mrs. SEVERN.
Baritone solo, Happy Days Gone By"
Mr.. Crawford Perkins, with violin obli-
cato by Mr.. Roy Young
Violin solos. Zigenuweissen (Sarasat):
(a) Meadow Lark, OBJ Turtle Dove, (c)
Swallow, Id Blue Jay. (e) The Old
Pump (Young)-Mr. Roy Young, Mrs.
Dorothy L. Lewis, aecompanst.
Bass solos: (a) aria from the Magic
Flute, Mozart; (b) ISRAELI. King; (e) The
Locust, Young-Mr. Edward @. Powell.
(The angel ISRAELI whose heart-strings
are a lutte, who has the sweetest voice of
Gods creatures-Poe)
Piano solos: Etude in G Chopin /:
(a) prelude. Chopin: (b) Mlnuet, See
hreek; (c) By the Frog Pond. Seebreek-
Mrs. Lewis
Soprapo solo-Lullaby from Jocelyn-
Miss Ina Sheppard.
Black face comedy sketch-Miss Gene
Williams.
Duet-Miss Mallocf and Miss Florence
Keenan, (The audience Is invited to join
in the chorus) Mrs. James M. Perkins,
Mrs. Dorothy L. Lewis and Miss Ollie
Keenan, accompanies.
During the concert the city election re-
turns will be given to the audience
The curtain will positively rise at sis
o'clock.
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Services at st. Johns.

Services at ST. Johns church. Sixteenth
street between e and F. February 3, Sex
agesma Sunday:
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school; Mr. Charles
H. Mandy superintendent; distribution
of Easter keystones at this session.
II a. m.-Morning prayer, baptism, holy
communion and sermon: Ethics of the
Parish" Immediately after this service
conservation of candidates for admission
to Daughters of the King.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-03
The Waterworks. Case

d. j. O'Connell, superintendent of the
birmingham Waterworks company, ap-
peared In court this morning to repre-
sent the waterworks company and an
swer to the charge of doing business
without license, and after some discus
sion the license $500 was paid, as we'll
as the costs entalled in serving the war
rant of arrest, which We're $3.50
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a GOOD SIGN
DO II
NOW :.
FOR SALE
STEWART
OF SLEY.

10 something
its safetywhee wild
will be will
of 100
Special Bargains 10
you that can you
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Basketball Game.

The Ensley High school team are elated
over the fact of having won the game
of basketball played with the Woodlawn
team at the Young Mems Christian as
sociation athletic rooms last night. the
score having been 10 to IA in their favor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-03
SLEY DEP 4 r 7 " e II = Z


Mr.. e. P. Cutter, superintendent.
3 p. m.-Mission Sunday school, Pratt
City: Mr. Joseph Meade superintendent.
7:S0 p. m.-Evening prayer and sermon;
Saints in Society,""
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10

aoWn NJ Bingham Junction indefinitely,
put ~ yet u has been impossible to get
anyone % say officially that such
ming is in contemplation. The plant
hhs been running az low capacity for
some httlo time and from an eastern
source 10 has been learned that TIE
actual production % copper last month
was scarcely 200 600 pounds Not very
much money Dr. a. be made ln operating
me smeltor ~ % a. now. and iuasmuch
AZ Mr. Heinze who is "a decidedly im-
portant factor ln Bingham Con. affairs
intends 90 build o. new nmoitct o little
later ON, 10 o. presumed That the Mon
ianan does not care very much whether
ihe ola plant is operated or not-par-
tlcuiarly NJ u doesn't make money.
l3ut even II the smoitcr does continue,
Do is almost a certainty that There VIII
De a further reduction of The working
forces in the Bingham company mines
20 Bingham and Tiutic. A less viz
orous campaign of development VIII he
carried on in the Dalton a. Lark and
commercial mines Boo Bingham parucu-
lariy. whore "a good supply 0f ore has
hcNn dcNolupnH ahead
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Yerington Operators Going Ahead
With Development With
Greater Energy.
OREM ON NEVADA DOUGLAS.
says Mine il showing Up Crcat--somc
High Copper Value
Othcr News.

Tho recent drop On the price o. cop
per has not discouraged the operators
OF forington in the least FOR they are
going right ahead with their develop
ment work with more energy than ever
before Nearly aI OF the big concerns
operating u Tho district are ready 90
iccoive electric power which means
that much more rapid progress viii
be- made in the future than has been
possible On tho past The scarcity OF
labor experienced some time ago Is
gradually clearing up which Is prob
ably due to She cur,aimcnt that has
been going on ln other western min
ing districts. Miners from Butte, Bling
ham. Park city ana Arizona camps are
coming Bon looking Tor work.
The Nevada Douglas company is
cquipping its Ludwig mine with air
for the operation of machine drills, %
having been necessary OBJ put In pipe
line about a half mile long o. bring 10
over The hil from the compressor
plant al the mouth OF the main tunnel
a pipe line 20 supply the Ludwig with
water for domestic and other purposes,
Is also being Installed.
But in speaking of late develop
ments.' declared Mr.. Orem. Il have
A"tIiAN AAHh'l Hft'l any NIINla N"N ID AIhH
the Nevada Douglas mine has during
the Iast month on two. 10 ls simply
showing up great and the only way
FOR a person to appreciate the import
ance OF the disclosures made there is
t0 40 and see them.
Just tl give an idol the VIM. sunk
from the north drift on the $50 level
of the Ludwig section OF the property.
BE- down 80 feet and has been u ore
an the way. II has been cr1ss-cut for
eight feet and the average of the ore
is q per cent copper In the south
drift on the same level we have run
out Tor about 40 feet. the ore body
cross-cut Bon one place was found Co be
81 feet wide and assays made at the
mine show average copper values of
% Ter cent.
The east drift from the main tun-
mel being driven into the main Douglas
property has been ln ore fer some time
averaging around 4 per cent copper.
The contour OF the HIN Is such that wo
ought 10 make back very rapidly and
we have every reason TO expect the
development OF q considerable TONNAGE
Of ore ln this portion OF the property
within a very short time. In all tho
lower levels Of M mine sulphlde ore
De- now predonlinuting and if conditions
continue 90 improve in the future az
they have in The past--aud there ls
nothing to indicate that they viii not
70 VIII not 'e % great while until we
viii have plentiful supply Of avail
able supplies which VIII enable as 10
bring our treatment costs down about
as low as possible 10 get them "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10
STOCK MARKET
VERY UNSTEADY
Heavy Selling Orders in U. P.
North Pac., Amalgamated and
Am. SmeIter Were Executed.
AFFECTED BALANCE OF LIST.
Tone Became Firmer. Some Prominent
Properties selling Slightly Above
Yesterdays Close.

New York. oct 1o.-First prices Of
stocks were lower for the most part but
a number Of fractional recoverios were
shown by stocks which were under most
pressure yesterday There were declines
Of point in 81, Louis and san Francisco
second preferred, American Locomotive
aud international Pump preferred and OF
large fractions in southern Pacific Bal
tlmore q Ohio and Colorado Fuel There
was considerable animation In the deal
ings
Heavy selling orders wero executed IA
Union Pacific. Northern Pacific Amalga-
mated copper ana American 5fnelter and
they reacted sharply with conside rable
efcct on the balance Of the list. Liquida-
ton was on q liberal scale also in num-
crous minor stocks. supporting orders ana
buying 20 cover by shorts stommcd the
decline. Union Pacific was marked NJ "a
point beyond yesterdays close. other ac-
tive stocks also made good recoverieA
but trading became very quiet ON the
rise. The chief losses were General Flee
trio "a. Pressed steel Car preferred and
Western Union "a.
The lndusl1als were uuden pressure,
heavy selling Of United States Steel pre-
ferred down 20 6 being the feature. Rail-
road stocks were relatively firm and
prices rallied before noon, when activity
decreased again. General Electric fell Ga
American Car preferred T. United states
Rubber. American Tobacco preferred, and
Federal Mining preferred 2ia and Dis
tillcrs' Securities 3
Bonds were heavy.
The tone OF tho market grew firm
steadily, and most OF the prominent
stocks sold slightly above yesterdays
final figures. Prices u the obscure stocks
continued to give way in spots some
what sensatlonally. Pittshurg, Cincln-
matt. Chicago & 81. Louis, dropped lG
points, Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis &
Omaha lost s. United States Rubber sec
ond preferred a. the first preferred and
Erie second o Canadian Pacific gained
~ and American Smelling 1.
Pressure was renewed against United
States steel preferred. which was de-
pressed TO Sh, a loss ~ ~. Other active
stocks showed temporary resistance. but
were inclined "a give way later. Louis
willie g. Nashville and American Locomo-
tive declined Pa National Biscuit and
Cotton oil ~
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CONCENTRATES.

Dr. y. C.. Watkins Of the Utah
Amalgamated Copper company, has
returned from a trip east
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
a Co., We're. Crude ore and concen-
trates ss5,ooO' base bullion. $4,000.
u. p. Rohlhng of the Frisco Contact
Mining company has returned from "A
trip OF inspection Ia the properties OF
that corporation in Beaver county.
The announcement has been made
by officials OF the Bingham Amalga-
mated copper company that the stock
pool formed no the time OF the organ
izatiou OF that corporation has been
dissolved. that tho property OF the
organization has reached that stage
OF development where lis management
believes 90 is perfectly able TO take
care OF itself According 20 the orig
lual pool agreement the stock was TO
remain unissuod until the mine was
safely launched upon a paying basis.
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A Fifty Per Cent Reduction Made
BY Colorado and Beck
Tunnel.
GRAND CENTRAL THE SAME
Production Cut Down uuc-iinli in the
Big Knight rrDprtic- Boo
Tntic District

provo Tuh. D.t lO-Just as pre-
dicte5 iu tha "Nevs" yesterday would
be the case. the directors Of the Colo
RADIO and Beck Tunnel Consolidated
Mining companies met here today and
decided to "cut' the usual dividends
posted by those organizations. They
were cut ln two. Instead nj paying II
cents share. the Colorado win divide
among its stockholders this month only
cents "a share. on 500 600. The books
win close on tbis dlyideu1 0n the loih
inst. and the date of payment has
been fixed for the 25th ust with the
exception % last month. when Sc was
passed altogether. the Beck Tunnel
Consolidated hes made 90 customary
pmcuse for some time To- pay g cents
share: but this time 81 is Q cents "a
share. or $4,000 and is payable on The
Goth inst. 90 shareholders of record ON
the 18th inst
Some days ago the management of
the Knight mines, which included The
Beck Tunnel and Colorado properties.
received request from the ore pur-
chasing department OF the United
states Refining and Mining company
20 curtail the output of lead ores from
those properties and 10 was iu compli-
nnce with that request that the proc
ductlIn " those mines was cut down
one-half
The directors OF the Grand Central
Mining company also met here today
and posted tho usual dividend OF
cents share. or 81 900. which o. pay
able ON The 18TH TO all shareholders of
record on the 12th inst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10

New York, oct. l0.-rhero was a sharp
advance In the price of wheat on tho
New York produce exchange TODAY when
the December option advanced 10 fGEl
q galn Of cents above tho closing quota
lion last night Tho advance was duo
mainly 10 heavy foreign buying. Corn
nUnnrrFF ! can't
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10
NEVADA GAZETTEER.
X. l.. Polk 8 Co. Issues Complete Work
Covering the state.

The POLK Directory company has just
published. under the direction OF Manager
vs.. j. Cooper. the Nevada State Gazet-
teer ana Business Directory. for 1913 1t
is one Of the most complete works Of the
kind ever issued and reflects marked
credit on the COMPILER IL Includes l.0.6
pages, covering tna entire state ina all OF
ITS official, merclal and Industrial ac-
uvities. The work Is the first book of the
kind ever issued for Nevada, and one OF
the very few gazetteers Ia the United
States containing "a list OF landowners and
farmers Of the state The gazetteer con-
talns also a full descriptive and business
directory or each city, town. village and
postOfhce in Nevada. ombodying location.
population, nearest shipping point, dis
lance and geographical direction from
the county seat or some other center. lo-
cation Of the nearest bank, and other vail
liable statistics. The rosters OF state.
county and municipal governments APP
pear. with lists Of corporations. various
state institutions. mining laws, FISH and
game laws. and such other general in
formation as can not fail 70 be Of the
highest value and convenience for refer
Cncc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10
REaULAR ?. NJ sALEs.

Little Bell 200 at o.
Lower Mammoth 100 at 2.2J.
May Day 1000 40 so. 100 at 80.
T. 900 at bS. 1000 az o.; 5000 at 56;
900 at 55 seller 60.
silver Shield. 500 al 3is
Swansea. 100 az 80.
Uncle sam Con- q. 100 at 1.20. 100
at 1851 buyer 30.
Beck Tunnel 1900 at no, 1000 at
il2t
colorado 300 at 1886. 100 az 800. 900
at ass. 1000 at 8h2bi 300 at 1855.
seller co.
Grown Point. 500 at a.. 200 at Al,
400 at go, GOO ut 80. seller go.
Iron blossom. 200 at 90.
Little Chief 1000 at o.
Mountain Lake. 100 M a.
Seven Troughs. 500 at &c., buker 60
Victor Con. 500 at ~.
Yankee Con. 100 nt 81.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.
Long List VIII BE Acted on at Mex
Meeting OF Board.

The following petitions for official Glenn
cncy VIII De- acted upon by the state
board Of pardous at its meeting on the
18th inst: For pardon. Charles Hughes,
attempted grand larceny. sentenced Aus.
il, lUi six months. salt Lake County
jail. John h.. Parker. attempted burglary,
Emery county. Oct. D. 1870, 10 three years
state prison. william j.. 4AbrechL bur
glary, June ls, 1871, Emery county three
years state prison. A. r. Miller. attempt
cd rape. Feb. ~, 1906 salt Lake. ave years
state prison FOR Communication Of scu-
teuce, Thomas Macgee. granddaughter,
salt Lake. Dec. a.. 1872 nine years state
prison; Edward A. Sorcnson attempted
murder Brigham city. oct. 10. 1875. seven
years. For parole, -. h. crosby, burglary,
second degree. salt Lake sept Is. $780,
six months county JAIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10
MYRTLE POWELL INDICATED.

Myrtle Powell, "a negro girl, convict
ed IA the police court OF immoral con-
duct, and fined $50 g. free. with
the decision OF the art reversed.
Judge Armstrong this afternoon handed
down decision On the case which he
has had under advisemcut reversing
the city court and auuuling the fine.
Evidence was submitted only by the
city. and on this Judge Armstrong held
that no case had been made The APP
peal was taken boy the girl 20 vndicato
her good name
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10

May Day. 800 at Co. 49,.
stl Con, 100 at26. 1900 ot 50, LOCO
uuei, sam con-. 200 at 1870, 1900 at
1919. 1000 at 1876.
Beck Tunnel 1000 at 1926. CSlo at
B6ck Jack 500 at 50. 600 at SO. 900
no 15. 900 al afi.
Colorado Mining. 600 ot AO5, 200 at
$40; 100 90 tgiis; 200 at i.oZia 500 at
400. seller 30.
Victor CON. 500 at a.
crown Point. 100 at a. 100 at 46. 200
90 A.. 1000 at A.. 1000 at i3 100 az
i2is
lion Blossom. 100 at a Lioo at SO.
1900 at 52.
Little chief. 300 az o.
Mountain Lake. 900 ot a. 100 at 49,
$500 at o..
NcH York. 100 at 49,
South Columbus Cone 200 az l&0.
Sioux Con. 900 at 90, 1000 at $3.50
Seven Troughq. 200 at 35. 900 at "a.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel 300 at I22l8. 200 at i2o:
100 go t2o. seller 30.
Columbus cen. l00.at 345: 100 az
3g5.
Colorado. 100 at 400. buyer 80. 100 at
f02L
Crown Point 900 at Is. 100 Mt 49,
Iron Blossom, 5000 at "a. 800 ut IS.
200 90 55
Lover Mammoth. 100 at 2s7A. 100 at
seven TrouVhs. 1000 a "a.
sioIy COM 500 at 80
Uncle Sam. 1000 at i.2j.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, Oct. U.~-Cattle-Receipts abou.
800 Market steady 10 a shaoe lower.
Boeves, 4UJdt 30; COWS. 4. 900. go; Texans,
S.sV94.sO; calves, 1.55Qo.UVs westerns, 4.Ol
% 10; stocSers a.nd feeders. 2.6Og4 81.
Hogs-Receipts about lAuJ. Market :
cents higher. Light. g.45,a 20, mixed, Ga
a7.0o. heavy, 6.lOg6.O. rough o.lva5 80
pigs, 6.l5ao.20. bulk Of sales, g. 4QQo -.
Sheep-iieceipts about 1860. Market
steady TO 10 cents lower. Native, 3.OOQ
5.60, western. 5.oea5.e0. yearlings, 5.5OQ
6.-5; lambs, 5.0oQ7 50: western, 5.0on1 %.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, oct l0.-Cattle-Recalpts.
$40. including w soutnerus Market
steady. Native steers, ASA 90; southern
steers, e.ZJqf.i5. southern cows, 2.OJu3 y :
native cows and neifeis, 2.IVaS. ~: stock
ers and feeders, 3.0OQ5.oO. bulls, 2.2sa4 80.
calves, S.Jvgb.up, westerns, 5.ivI0. 90;
western COWS 2.4ga4.oo.
Hogs-Receipts 200. Market strong.
Bulk OF sales, 6.1ub.50. heavy s.leab.sJ;
6.00.
shoop-Receipts. 500 Market strong.
Muttons 4.75a5-oo. lambs, 6.2sa5.i0, range
wethors. 4.75a5.75; led ewes. 4.5Og6.00.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Neb.. oct O.-Cattle-Receipts,
$3.50. Market steady. Native steers. asa
100; cows and heifers, 2.75G4.1O. west
ern steers. 3.75Q6.55: Texas steers 3.25Q
go. range COWS and heifers, 2.&at.O0.
Gamers, 2.25a2.55. stockers ana feeders
2.5ca5 ~. calves. 3.oOg5.I5i bulls, stays.
etc, 2 &d3.35.
Hogs-RecoIpts. 400. Market s cents
higher. Heavy. 5.e)o6 Il; mixed, 6.OCas. 10;
light C.loq6 81; pigs, 5.50li600
Sheep--hecclpts 5000. Market steady
Fed muttons, 5.5oG6.G5; lambs. 5.75a7.35.
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PERSONALS.

j r.. Richards. a well known ad-
vance theatrical agent. has gone 10
cedar city. Utah. In search OF health.
r. H. strohm. composltor on the
White Pine News at Ely. ia IN town
on O. little vacation.
%. +. Davis Of the e. IS. land office
in this city. has returned from "a six
weeks vacation ln southern Califor-
MIA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10
HUNTING FOR ROBBER.

A burglary alarm took the patrol filled
with policemen up TO Seventh East
and First South late this afternoon. At
last report the search was on with
prospects OF having the man within a
half hour. He was seen in a house and
the call sent in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10
NEW TINTIc SHELTER.
Construction of New Plant j. Pro-
crossing Favorabiy.


Manager Belt Kadish OF the Tinuc
aud Utah Smelling companies was ia
the city today. Relative tn the COM
struciion of the new smelter in Tntic.
he stated that work on the DIant ii
progressing very satisfactorily and that
30 viii probably D. ready for oucration
about January 7. II viii have a cana
city for the treatment OF 400 tons OF ore
"a day.
Practically all the grading Tor the
railroad Which is 90 connect the uriuci-
pal mines Of the camp with the smelter
has been completed. The rails and uas
have been received ana the actual lay
Ing OF track WIN begin next week.
Practically an the grading FOR the
railroad which As 20 connect the prlnci-
pal mines pf the camp with the smelter
has been completed. The rails and ties
have been received and mo actual Law
iug OF track win begin next week
Practically au OF the equipment Cor the
rlod has arrived.