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ooNcENTRATRs.

j. II. Turner has returned TO the
Yerlngton, New, district to look after
his mining interests IN that roglon
Tom D. Pitt has returned from a
"Trip 20 tho sevon Troughs district
where he has some extensive ml1lng
Interests.
Frank N. Orom has returned from
Il trip 10 the Boston offices OF "A. j.
orem & Co. lie was accompanied by
his sister.
w. T., OMeara has returned from the
coast He recently visited TOnopah and
other Nevada points TO look after his
various mining interests.
supt. A. o. jacobson returned 10
Alta this morning after a brief visit
10 the offices OF the Columbus Con-
solldated Mining company.
Tho directors OF the Mckinley Min
ing company have decided 10 equip
their TlntIe property with new hoist
ing equipment
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
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ALTA TUNNEL PROJECT.
Operators Of Little Cottonwood Inter-
Cstcd in Important Enterprise.

The Alta drain tunnel project r. sa.d
10 be rapidly assuming shape and n Is
not unlikely that work on the proposed
bore Ia likely 10 be undertaken within
the neNt few months. This nurh has
been practically Admitted By Presdcus
Tony jacobson OF tho Columbus Con-
solldatcd Mining company vino has
boon leading spirit IN the framing of
the tunnel enterprise.
Operators NJ ana have realized far
some timc that The drainage OF the
district by this means would be one Of
the necessities no insure the permn-
nency Of the camp. While the under
taking win be- au expensive one, II win
prove 10 be q money maker when once
completed as IL Win not only onabla
the operation NJ the various mines 1t
much greater depth than Is possible al
the present time, but II will become the
outlet for ore from an the principal
producers Of the camp.
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CHANGE AT THE YAMPA.
Smcitcr superintendent Day Has Been
Succeeded by Frank j. Murphy.

The resignation of A. NJ. Day as SUI
perlntendent OF the yampa smelter at
Bingham was announced today. He
has been succeeded by Frank j. MUIR
ply. who comes from Durango, Mexico,
where he has been connected in a semi
lar capacity with the Valardena Mining
& Smelling company.
Mr.. Day came TO the Yanpa Smelling
company from Montana shortly before
the retirement of former Manager KEEL
ly about TWO years ago and at a time
when the plant at Bingham VS. giving
anything but satisfaction. Under his
administration It was completely over
hauled. new equipment added, capacity
increased and brought up to it's present
proficiency. The Yampa smelter is now
handling about 500 tons of ore daiSy.
Just what Mr.. Days plans for the flu
ture are, has not been ascertained.
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Co. were Cruko ore and concern
trate. $4,000; base bullion, $lS,soo'
II. c. stuart. who is operating the
Gold Canyon and other groups OF
claims at Cherry Creek, New, has
placed an order Cor mill of 40 TONS
daily capacity
c. l.. Disnowltty. who Is wen known
to the local mining fraternity through
his activity in the Mercur district ~
the early days of that camp. IS ~
the city from Reno, Nevp ON braei
business trip,
Frank Z Cook departed yesterday
for the Yeriugton. New copper dlS-
trict where he went TO make an in
spectlon Of and make note Of the
progress Of development work At the
property Of the Western Nevada Cop
per company.
NJ. NJ. johnson returned from
making an inspection Of the silver
lead properties owned and controlled
Ly samuel Newhouse in the Good
Springs. New, district He took
a late train last night for British
Columbia where he goes TO size up
conditions at the property of the Dor
minslon copper company.
Il on Monday filed articles of inCor~
pcration with the secretary Of state.
The capital is 100000, in shares of
the par value of 90 cents each, of
which 225, 900 shares are treasury
stock The company owns number
of claims in the Lincoln mining dis
trict in Beaver county The direc"
tors are; A. T. Voorhees,, w. w.
Brown j. NJ. Burns. Ounce Craw-
ford, all Of Mlnti, and d. States of
salt Lake.
Articles of Incorporation of the
West Yerington Copper Mining conf
pany have been filed. The place OF
general business is Provo City, The
capital stock is 100000, in l0-cent
shares based on the valuation of tho
following mining claims, situated
about seven miles southwesterly
from Yerington, Lyon county. New,
TIE Granite. Granite No. /. Comblna-
tl0n Nos | 10 6. Ram and Ram No,
.. Ruth Wilmer, Ruth and Golden
Wet, The directors and officers are:
John Roundy, president; O. II, Some,
vice president; Heber c. JeX, secretary
and treasurer; A. Craven and Joseph
Wirthlin.
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NO STRIKE AT HELENA.
Employees Have Voted 10 Continue at
Work on Old Schedule.

Butte Mont June ia Helena
porial no -he Miner says there will
be no strike ~ the employees OF the
East Hclenu smelter When the votes
were counted tonight on the proposi-
lion Of accepting or rejecting the Offer
of the company there were Sc votes for
strike and l56 against which accord
ingy carried. The men asked for an
increase Of so cents a day and recog-
nition of the union.
The company lnaugurated the bonus
system. giving TO each man who
worked r. shifts In 90 days bonus Of
8 per cent ~ his wages during that
period. and offered the men an Increase
of from 10 to 25 cents additional each
shlfi II was this offeT which was
voted on,
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Business Some Better Today--Little
Doing Among Unlisted Stocks.

While business was some better on the
mining exchange today. there was but
little change from yesterdays prices.
Beck Tunnel displayed weakness. and
sales were quoted at Sl.6b and SL6iR.
Sioux Consolidated was less active than
Il has been for several days whlio
Iron Blossom displayed considerable
activity around so cents share. Uncle
Sam Consolidated came up In little
better form. as did Colorado and Col
umbus Consolidated
Only three unlisted stocks partic-
pated in the days transactions, these
being Ohio Copper, standard Copper
and Copper Glance.
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
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Valencia MILL.
Plant at silver Peak Nevada, Almost
Ready for Business.

Curtis L. knight, superintendent OF
the Silver Peak Nalcalda Mining conf
pany at Silver Peak, New, has arrived
from the west to appear as witness
in the Grand Central-Mammoth case
now being tried in the district court ~
Nephi.
Mr., Knight says the mill at the Val
calda property, owned by NJ. l.. and
w. p. O'Meara. is nearing completion
and viii 20 into commission about
July /. The plant Is equipped with 10
stamps. which win treat 50 tons Of ore
Dpr daN
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY's.

Edmund Putterworth to Margaret
b Wright, part of lot ., block 6,
plat \ ......, .,,.-.:....,.....,...
Nlels S Larsen TO Mathilde Peder-
sen. lot 9, block l, Blythe sub .
Jacob II. Griffith 10 Moran NJ.
Clawsou. land in section 20. town
ship south, range / east,,.-.....,.
VIM. f. Cotton TO Edward II. JEFF
freys ct al, part of lot ., block l.
L. p. Larson Lar, ct III al to JOS ". Dun
shee. lots /. .. ,. 4. IS. n, 10. Is,
block GO, Sandy Station plat ...,....
Smith Parker and wife To Ralph
Parker part of lot l., block 80 10
acre y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
Same to Frank Parker, lot Z block
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UTAH APEX MINE.
Train Load OF Ore Somewhere Re
tween Mine and Shelter.

The Utah Apex Mining company of
Bingham has IS cars OF ore IN transit
between the mine ana smelter. ana
which viii net the company about sl6 a
ton. This company Is now mining 300
tons OF ore daily, 100 tons OF high grade
ANA 200 tons Of low grade ore, the lat
ter GOING 10 the Markham gnlch min Ia
lower Bingham
The min, which was placed IN cons
mission recently, ls giving splendid sat-
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mn TmTD THE sTIcK.

II have fred tho wallsing-stlck I've
carried over 30 yeats, on account OF a
sore that resisted every kind OF treat
ment until l tried Bucklan's Arnioa
Salve, that has healed the sore aud
made me a happy man" writes John
Garrett, Of North Mills. n, @. Guaran-
teed for Piles, Burns, etc, b. Y. G.. NJ.
y sug %0ye, druggists. 2bc.
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San Frnncisco.Ju 1S--In a fire which
destroyed 100000 worth Of property at
the California cotton mills I'm EAST
yesterday. Mrs. Johanna Vlern,
aged 81 years, a feeder at v mills,
was suTocated ny smoke In m base
ment OF the factory. The body was
found az o late hour last night.
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BACK FRox ELY.
Alex Goliath Makes Last Payment on
Fndesal ElN Ground.

Alex Co.hsth has returned from
making an Inspection % the Federal
Eiy mine 1l El- while iu camp Mr..
Goliath made tho hunl payment on
The pIrchasa rrice and stated today
that The company Is now entirely out
OF debt Development work is being
pushed ha5a steadily and Meeting
with very favorable results. MI Col
BATH Is confident that tho Federal Ely
Elll become one Of the best minos in
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RuEr BEFoRE JUDGE LAw1on.

san Francisco. June 1S--Abe Ruef ap-
peared before Judge Lawlcr Yesterday
United railroads bribery He was rep
resented BY an attorney. nj whose re-
quest the proceeding was continued one
week. II was limited that Reuf may
raise technical objections 10 the lndict-
ments similar 10 those presented IN be-
hair Of the United railroads officials.
Eagles Day June 18Th, salt Palace.
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isfaction, and Manager Walter @. Orem
stated today that the third shaft will
be put on tonight, thus bringing The
plant up to its capacly.
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Cannon a. Cannon. Mining Stock Brok-
ers. is L. SO. Tenn. Ind Tel. 2sst; Bell 279l.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ. 8. Hanauer- J, " Sadier.
1862 So. West Temple. p. o. box 1446.
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Bird Cowan Co.
Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple ST.
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a T.. So. Temple. Both
phones 80.
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Z. NJ. WEST & CO. stocA brokers,
d. F. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
fec and residence.
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W r. ward, of Dyersburg. Tenn.
writes: This. is to certify that have
chronic constipation, and il has proven,
without doubt TO be "A thorough. prac
tleal remedy for this trouble. and II ls
with pleasure ! Offer my conscientious
reference" For sale by i j. Hin Drug
Co. The never substitutors."
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WOOL.


ST. Louis. June 1S.-Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, On26Is fine,
mediums, l7q2l; fine, Iiql5.
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UNLISTED STOCK SALES.

UNLISTED STOCK SALES.
Ohio Copper. 400 at 4,1O.
Standard, 90.
Copper Glance, IL.
REGULAR CALL SALES.
DAILY Judge. 20 n; $50.
May Day. $50 at 30.
Uncle Sam, 500 al 20.
Beck Tunnel, 1000 at i.65: 100 at
/ 50, seller GO.
Black Jack. 100 at 40; 100 at Is; 100
at a.
Ineot, ZOO at ~, seller 10.
Iron Blossom. $50 at so; 100 at so, buy
en- 80: 100 at a..
Mountain Lake. 500 at 20; 500 at TO-
seller so: 500 at IL. buyer 60.
Sioux Con, 200 at 40.
seven TrOughs. 100 at 81; 100 at 81.
Victor Con- $500 at l4is
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 200 at 1,67la.
Columbus Con. go at SOS,
Colorado, 300 at 407ls; 200 at 4 10,
Iron Blossom. $500 at 10, seller so;
1850 at So
South Swansea, 1000 at TO-
South Columbus Con. 400 at | .95; 33
at l.s5.
Uncle sam Con, 500 at 60, seller SO;
800 at 20. buyer S0 300 at 70.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amt
Regular Call .........1O. 1925 1858 80
open Board --.......,. $3.50 9,46l %
Forenoon totals ...,.,. 1865 s14,S29 So
-------N--- -s--.,-----------
II. r. Snow a Co., Stock Brokers.
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r. r. Snow q; Co.. Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Blk Both Phones 1873
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OTHER DISTRICTS.

Fairview Sil. King asked Fair
view Eagle, so asked: Nevada Illlls,
$50 bid; PlttshurG 81. Peak $50
so. North Star Wonder, id6; Engles
Nest 1890: Ruby Wonder, rs bid;
Alice Of Wonder, asked.
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MANHArTAN.

MANN. Con. 50 asked; Mani. Min.
Co, 7@s; G.. Wedge, 5Gp6; Humphrey,
Crescent, 5d6: Combination. bld;
Granny, i6 bid Mustang, 21d22; Little
Grey, 10 bid; Cow Boy 3Gi: Ong.
Manh., l2dli; BTonoho 5Is; Pinenut,
sac Buffalo, bid; S, Dog, l6 bid;
Y Horse, 4d5, Ind. Camp, asked;
GfnnAnI,d 9 Aalrnl
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a. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. ZIG d. +. Walker Block
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ToNoPAH.

Tonopah Nevada. 15k bid; Mon
tana Tonopah. 300 bid; Tonopah ES-
tension, 2.o5 MacNarnara. 30 bid;
Midway, l.3O bill; TOnopah Belmont,
$50 bid; Tonopah North star. % 627;
Ohio Tonopah, bid; Wet End Con.
Goa 90; Rescue. 17a1S; Tonopah &
California, 5aT; Golden Anchor, 20
n 20; Jim Butler. 9i@ SO; Cash Boy,
3 al; Home, asked Boston TOno-
pah, 10 bid; Monarch Pitts. Ext, 10
bid; Montana Midway Ext, 4a5;
Golden Grown. 10 asked.
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GoLDFTELD.

Sandstone 4Oa42; Red Top 800
asked: Col. Mt. S6d3S; Jumbo $50
asked; Jumbo Ext. l,S0G1.90: Vernal
ls919; Pennsylvania 8 asked; Gold
field Min. co. 100 asked; Kendall 80
asked. Booth 81 asked Blue Bull 26dG
e; Adams 10 bid; Silver Pick 50G
81; May queen is asked; Nevada Boy
71S Black Butte Ext. 7erS: Blue Bell
1915; Dixie Gas; GoIdfeld Column
hla 30 bid, Hibernia sac: ST. Ives
93d94; Conqueror iOTl2; Black Rock
id5; Lone star 1sm19 G. Wonder 3
asked orc l9d2 90; Kendall Ext. 2@S;
Sandstone Ext id5; Mayne 6GS:
Atlanta AZ bid
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II. c. stuart. who is operating the
Gold Canyon and other groups of
claims at Cherry Creek, New, mas
placed an order Cor mill of 40 TONS
daily capacity
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Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds, We desire your
orders for anything in our line.
Rooms 5l2-Is Tcmpeton Bldg.
phone Bell 81

Co. were Cruke ore and concern
trate. $4,000; base bullion, $lS.sOO.
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ophir. I.sOaIs5; Mexican. asa
46; Gould 8. Curry, 15Gt7; Con. Va,
64d 65; Savage. 56d57; Hale K Nor
cross. 81 asked, yellow Jacket, 100
rs: Beleher, 20 a %. Sierra Nevada,
81 ass; ExcheQuer. 80 bid: Union. 81
a. y0
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c. L. Dienowitty. who Is wen known
to the local mining fraternity through
his activity in the Mercur district N
the early days of that camp. Is IN
the city from Reno, New, ON a bAei
business trip
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


James A. Pollock * Co, furnish the
following quotations on Nevada stocks
from San Francisco today:
rnArsvTnf,L-
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rIRE IN $40 FRANCISCO.

Eagles Day June leth' SAN Palace.
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Eagles Day June ioth, Salt Palace,
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Eagle1' Day Juno l0ih. saIL PaIace.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-21

be met with in an effort so to do are
recognized and appreciated, and the
propriety Of some modification Of the
requirements Of the law Is a%ppreciat-
ed. such notification. however. must
not be so radical or sweeping as to
amount to notification" According
~, II will suffice II the rate books are
kept on the premises Of the principal
stations. accessible to inquirers direct
ed to them from other stations. where
it win suffice to post partial copies.
There were those who saw this from
the beginning. They knew that the
rates numbered millions. and hat in
through which only the expert could
possibly find their way. They knew
that Il had always been 50. not only In
this country, but abroad. They knew
that It was Just as true under govern
ment ownership as under private own
ership. They knew It was the ma
ture Of the beast just as much as
hoofs or hide. and they awaited the
working Of the marvel. The result IL
that the commission dispenses the rail
ways from the statute. Rates viii un-
til further action De posted not ac-
cording to the statute, but according
the commissioners order. This Is
not nullification-it is only making
the statute workable. and before the
process Is over the statute viii look
tfkp an old fashIouad rate sheet |
The same question Is pending before
the New York state public service
commission. and the New York rail-
have applied for a dispensation
from thu state law corresponding to
granted under the federal law. In
case Is there any disposition
10 dispute the law nor to dissent from
The principle proposed. The point is
hat the state and federal law alike
prescribe impossibilitics in a direction
which movement would be
made gladly.
The meaning Of an this Is that the
of making a rate sheet that
viii give everybody a square deal. and
Which congressman and other govern
men officers thought was such a VERY
imple process. has been shown by ex-
to be a very complicated
And Secretary Taft, in his
Columbus speech, shows that he has
that fact. but is o able yet
o screw his courage quite up to the
'oint OF admitting II.
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DON'T Pr III orr LONGER.
Get Rid 81 That Indigestion NJ Once
by Using Ni-o-na.

~ ANAAAk
Either through slackness or care
lcssncss hundreds OF people slowly
poison themselves by chronic indiges-
ton. By ~neglecting TO euro al once
any sluggishness or the important or
eans OF digestion the system Is filled
with fermenting and decaying food
that results ia sick headache. heart.
burn. had taste In the mouth, coated
tongue. spccks before the eyes. sleep
lessness. nervous troubles and the
many other symptoms that are the
direct result 81 ind gestion.
The want ~ a perfectly safe vet 81.
fectivc cure for Indigestion and
stomach troubles too their many form,
was felt un to the time 81 tho sue
cessful Investigation that resulted IN
the production Of Mi-o-na stomach
tablets. They quickly cure the worei
cases 81 indigestion. and the pain and
distress which are often felt after
meals disappear M 4 very few days
such BE- the wonderful curative power
OF Mi-o-na.
The old-fsshioned medicines for
foods. while Mi-o-na strengthens the
digestive organs ~ that they soon be-
come able Co care Tor the food that r.
eaten.
Mi-o-ua stomach tablets cost but
90 cents a box and 10 more real good
than "a dozen boxes % the ordinary
digestive tablets. ]. ~. O'Rieilv CO.
Civ an absolute. unqualified ruaran-
tee 90 refund the money n Mi-o-na
fails 20 cure. a.
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:: :s :::, !.

TEXAS is after the wolves. 1t ha
been after about everything else il
the state.
SECRETARY Garfield took dinari
IN Okmulgee with 700 Indians. III
scalp Is reported .ntac--
IF BILL Ouantrell wants the publ,
to believe him, the only thing to dc
Is to declare he is dead.
x
THE SULTAN of Morocco is re-
ported anxious to STOP the murders
lie probably believes them impolitic.
Dry Eyes Numerous.
As to the demise of RaNnolds the
mourners are few.-Springer Stock
man.
REV. PATTERSON. protracted
Baptist minister. Is holding meetings
at Quay."-Dodson News.
How long is he?
A SANTA FE employe at Needles
WAS taken 10 the hospital with a tenn
perature of los, II Is explained. how
ever. that he was suffering from a
chill.
Tune Up the %IIewgag.
1.-THE passing of Reynolds is a glo-
rious thing for the territory. ana the
people are we'll satisfied tina he has
stepped down and u Springer
Stockman.
Don't Rub II ~.
II IS believed that Mr.. Bergere led
the dcafening applause which greeted
Judge Falls remarks about the "un-
necessary federal investigation in
New Mexico.-Aztec Index.
49,
\ Wall From the Ex-Rcgistcr.
THE IMMIGRATION movement
into eastern New Mexico shJ Ns ~
abatement as yet. but no thanks for
that 20 the present management ~
the territorial bureau of immigration"
The Almanac.
THE GENTLEMEN who have
been anneXing the public domain to
themselves by devious means for
years, are apparently nearing
the end Of the rope."-PhoeniN Re
publican.
The rope has already been cut I'm
New Mexico Instances.
49,
THE HON. EN-. COMPTOMETER
Frost Is emitting "A heart rendering la
ment because the Santa Fc board Of
education has decided To go outside
the capital 10 get bids on "A book
In view Of the Governors Mes
in Spanish. just think what the
distinguished job printer might make
of IL.
ALBUQUERQUE belic,es that tho
cutoff is most aptly named,
il cuts Off 4 liberal portion Of
Alhuquerque's railroad traftic.'-El
Herald.
The village newspaper man should
to Albuquerque and gel some
on the situation-and Incl
lentallN see a real city.
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TO CHECK THE MORMON
MENACE.


In a Chautauqua address at Aurora
| H., three days ago, Senator Du Bots
| of Idaho. urged his hearers to use
their influence with the Illinois repre-
| sentatives in congress TO secure al
amendment Of the constitution under
which the federal government VIII
have power to deal with unlawful cO-
habitatioH and polygamy.
He devoted considerable time to the
Mormon question. which he said re-
CURED attention In order to stamp out
the growing power Of Mormonism.
you can't convict the Mormons."
said he "of %polygamy. TO prove
polygsmy you must prove a second
marriage. Plural marriages among
the Mormons are performed by high
officials Of hat church in secret
places, either in their temples or in
foreign countries and no record is kept
Of the plural marriages.
"Unlawful cohabitation can be
proved by circumstantlal evidence. the
court OF the United states
having defined unlawful cohabitatlon
to be holding out to the world by "A
man Of more than INC oma as his
wife. A law against unlawful cohab-
%itation, II the enforcement were in the
hands OF the federal authorities. would
put the leaders OF the Mormon church
in the penitentiary and this would de-
their political power and destroy
"They exercise their political pow
er In order to protect themselves in
polygamy and when they found
that they had TO 60 to the ~penitentiary
Or give up polygamy they would give
ip polygamy and with it their political
power would disappear.
The Mormons absolutely control
Utah nov politically. and a senator.
or congressman cannot be
in Idaho or Wyoming against
The wishes of the Mormon church.
rhey now hold the balance Of pow
sr in oregon and will soon control
he senator's IN that state. They are
beginning to be powerful in Nevada.
UNLESS checked, they will become
balance Of power in the senate of
he United States. They have become
m object Of solicitation to the great
n the history of the government this
Mormon and polygamist question is
becoming a question OF party politics. "