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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

big mines AT Phoebe is reported agreed
upon. National mine OF Nevada con-
tinues To market gold bullion. Miami
will bo ready 10 produce by first OF the
year. Salmon, Idaho. reports good pros
poets for coal. Utah Apex has two new
strikes of good ore. Local exchange con-
tlnues tn gain strength Traders are
warned 10 exercise caution in eastern
markets.
HuRSpAY-Opohongo company Will
secure 81 railroad spur To the mine The
copper market is enthusiastically viewed by
eastern authorities. Revival of reports
that the Giroux company will build its
own railroad. Steele group al Ely Is pur-
chased by the Jesse Knight interests,
Notwithstanding Engineer krllmb
interviewed on the Inspiration Copper
property Nevada Copper Bolt railroad
work, Is completely financed. and con-
structlon Work -Tiu be rushed. Miami
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
VERY SATISFACTORY WEEK
Is CLOSED ON 'CHANGE

The week just closed was Il very sat
isfactory one, and there was more real
public participation than there has been
for many months. Tintic Issues led the
way, and promise 10 do so indefinitely.
The sales Saturday totalcd 2S.0oo shares
OF stock the market value of which was
Sl1 .062 30. This brought the total for the
week to 3TI. .937 shares, market value
$92 .593GO. The unlisted column was pro
ductivc of one sale, Federal Ely touching
IL cents for 1000 shares of stock upon the
rumor that there is interesting deal
pending on this property. The following
were the closing unlisted and listed stock
transactions;
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Net profit. s months

Net profit. s months. .~..g q
General Manager Oliver states Il
tonnage OF the mill is about 200 q
the ratio OF concentration being 1|
into one. the saving being 7l.44 pe
Messrs. Oliver and Jennings estima
during the past year q large tom
lead ore was opened and explored
III 800 tons available.
The following extracts are take
tho report;
We stopped shipments of ore
gust /, 1909, in order to enlarge
and complete the upraise 10 tho al
cline. With these undertaking.
pleted, FIRST shipments were mad!
In December and have contlnuad
out interruption. Mill capacity ha
gradually increased 10 approximat
tons per day, II
An important feature OF the
progress has been the opening up
sures and bedded veins in the
portion Of the property on the
level These bodies are continual
jarsing and promise supplies OF
long time TO come. Developm
the lower levels has not been ne
and much is expected OF our
level. which is now in 500 feet
Development work during the y
cluded 1915 feet of drifting and .
of raises. in addition 10 whiah
cutting amounted 10 20.i61 cubic 4
total of 2a3.94o cubic feet OF 2zQ
stopped,
During August the mill treat1
average OF 1S9 . tons OF ore dau{
average saving on lead for the
months was ~ ~ per cent. tile
ratio Of concentration for the -
months being SIS into /. AveTas
Ing cost during the same period
cents n ton.
In January we completed the T.
OF the Phoenix property ny
pra cticaily all the outstanding ~
Since tho preparation or tho -
port two important ore discover
been made at the property. VIA
south branch Of the Parvenu
where a fine body OF sllver-iead
found, also in the raise from the
7 level. where good showing ~
orc has been encountered. 80
In view of these discoveries ~
will expand its development W. W.
10 fhIs end the mill has becn ssr
temporarily in order that sui,'cs,s ss,
pressor capacity may be haa iv'
opment work -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
LITTLE BELL BEGINS
WORK AT NEW MILL

Word from Park City on Saturday was
to the effect that the mill of the Little
Bell company had been started on Thurs
day and thai IL is now in successful on
GRAFTON Tho plant is said la have an
Initial concentrating capacity OF fjftv
tons, although The crushing capacity is
equal To 200 tons day. The equipment
IN part consists of three Whitley and
three Card tables, one vanner ivo ii,.S
Two Callow screens. seven CalIow tanks
and one Jannoy- rIassj6cr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
THANKSGIVING.

Low excursion rates between all sta.
tons on Salt Lake Route i'm Utah. Tick
els on sale November 2Srd and oath.
Good returning November 2Sth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
MASON VALLEY SMELTER
WORK HAS COMMENCED

Work at the Mason Valley smelter site
a Mason has been retarded by the lack
of the timber for constructing the board
Ing and bunk houses, but this timber has
been heard from and should reach the
site at any hour now. number OF
teams are doing The first excavatins. and
the company is doiug considerable drill
ing for water just heiow The site.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

The everlasting girl question l.q, y
and entirely solved by.the i lns15, y.
LITTLE want cad IN Inc
Hell nhe,e 5000, Ind. $50. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Nevada News Agents.

Ennvasd-A. c. Pesco.
GoldGeld-Louie Pollin.
Bawthorue-Louie Pollqn
kimberly-Sheldon I.owpey.
l>ovelock-Bibe Bros
@idas-Mrs. c. A. Harnngtoa
Rawhide-Isoufe PoIiin
Reno-HOtei Golden News Stand: Ro.
esnthal & AYmanka. Shepard & Son
Yerington-F. FL Burner.
Winnemucca-Pearce G. Chase
Cobre-Richard Richards
Cherry CFeek-Grey & Collins.
Elko-Wheeler & Co.
Ely-Gsace u. Paxton; Harville Station.
cry Co.
McGIll--M. Herman: Walden & Bur.
nett.
RhyoItto-The Crescent
Pioche-Pioche Drug Co
Caliente-John Shier: Thomas Him
street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
BOSTON MINING STOCKS.
Ore SHIPMENTS.

The Utah Ore Sampiing company on
Saturday released four cars of ore from
Utah and one car from Nevada camps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

And in accordance N'tsstors' NTH nas d
order of the board OF hnr d,.s 1910, q
shares sRs s'n Of qss Each psrss x Of b. sgss gsss
@as offise DC Of The company, "a ss5 The A ist
6eremSer. 5sts i 1910, at y ,,snt 0.S,e's ssssl
said said day. to pay I deiinatnnen' tne cost
thereon. together with s sale.
vertisins and expense ot ssirS.TTENsE
CHARLES CafSiS Eec5o'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion report for Satur-
day. given by Mccormick & Co., was as
follows. Ore received. $50 600; bullion
shipped, $4,000: total. 100000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
DELINQUENT NOTICE

Return Mining company: lo ~
principal place OF puSipe
block. n,
Notice-There are dennQuena ace
roIIowing described stock on ~ ~ Ii
assessment No. 6. levied on sna = =
of october. 1910. the ses lie re-
set o onnosite the names OF the
shareholders, as follows. .,als
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Kodak Pictures Finishe,

Mail your films to MS Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co. l77 Main street. Ex.
elusive photo dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Nevadas in San Francisco.

james 4. Pollock &c Co, bankers and
brokers' 333 1895 South Main street. fur
nisn the following. received over thelT
private wire ihis afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Saturday.
posted by Mccormick g. Co. We're as fol-
lows Silver, 55sc: lead, $40. copper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Boston Copper Stocks,

James a. Pollock G. Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
New York Mining Stocks

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Tintic Ore Shipments

Special TO The Tribune.
EUREKA. Nov. 1s.-Eureka ore ship
mcpts. by carloads, for the week ending
Friday, were as follows;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19,-The Off
ial closing quotations for mining stocks
oday were as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
ANNUAL .REP0R
Of UTAH A
Detailed Statement Of \.
Operations Is Received /
Shareholders.
MUCH ORE BROUGHT
TO LIGHT LAST II
Over Eighty Thousand id
Net Profit Made Durin|
Eight Months.

Western stockholders OF III
Apex company are in RECENT os
nual report for the past year. 4
port covers several closely prsnse<
Is thorough in detail and IL
statements Of General Manaser
and Consulting Engineer Jcnnlnr
financial statement as OF Septs,
1910, Is as follows:
Financial Statement
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Sales ii. J.. lCls,

BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-10
Ameriean - standlng.
Diamond scintilIations.

Victor Willie, The veteran Of the St
Louis twirling staff, Is a. athlete WHIT
has been credit to the game for many
years The tall fellow from Delaware
j. q retiring disposition and his style
is not hashy.
President John II Farrell Of the New
York state league says that his team
win continue its schedule, bat if a ban
AZ placed on Sunday baseball Il VIII KIN
the sport IN the future, az far as his
league Is concerned.
The suspension Of catcher Ainsworth
81 The Lawrence team has been raised
and he has joined The Washington team
TO which be was sold some time ago.
Jack Miller has returned to the Pr
rates after prolonged absence.
Fred Tenney thinks that Sherwood
Mseee's young brother Is going 10 get
into the big leagues soon.
The Cleveland club has announced the
purchase Of 0ut6eider Thomas0u uf the
Topeka team. lie win report At once.
Kay Tiff. the former Brown twirler.
has been released BY the Hayerhili
team.
Overall Brown and Mafhewson win
Be the pitchers for the All Star National
league team which viii play TY C05bs
American league stars this fall. immeai-
stely after the worlds championship
games
Bethlehem dropped 4 70 0 shutout
10 the Breton Woods team Monsay.
4 took twelve innings to reach deei.
sion.
Rube Waddell has gone ia The minors.
and tAe chances are that be viii Be
among the many who never come
back
Pitcher 0'Brien Of Hartford has famed
ls9 men in "a games Swanson has
struck out l55 men in p games
II Is said that when Connie Mack s.
cured Eddie Collins he called him up
from Philadelphia at Columbia univer
sltg and had the telephone charges re-
versed. Mack il the David Harum Of
baseball
Among The Connecticut league 800
hitters are Almeida. 30a; Iadd. .350;
Aars 394; Hoey, 300 Rodgers Of
Waterbury has scored ga runs and has
pilfered As bases. giving him the lead
il both departments
Manager 0TNeil Of the New Britain
team Ii securing New England fer
pitcher who viii be a surprise.
Roger Breenanan j. quoted seriously
by biz friends as going back into the
box.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-10
DUKE Or ABRUzzI COMING.
win Spend a Week in Washington and
Give q Lecture.

Give q Lecture.
Washington. Aug. l0-The dixie d
tie Abruzz yin pay another visit q
Washington ID November, according e
advines Just received b the italian en-.
bassy
He viii not come incognito, but, s.
the minister Of marines puts il, to de-.
liver lectures, already promised. about
lis highness' ascent of the Himaiayan
mountains One Of tne Lectures win
Be at the White House before a distin.
guisbed priyate audience.
The duke Is nov under The jarisdic-
ti0n of the minister Of marine, he being
in charge Of The naval arsenal az Venice.
ii was IFS duties II director 81 THE ar
senai that prevented his coming last
spring, Is the embassy had been noti-
fed To expect He win have rour weeks
leave Of absence. This viii give him
about one week ii the United States.
Marquis cusani -Gonfalonieri now 10
Rome. d scheduled to arrive and take
charge Of the Washington embassy in
October. THE details Of the dukes visit
will be arranged il Rome between The
duke and his family, the minister Of
marine end Ambassador Gonfalonieri.
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WITNESS FLED
But he was Quickly Caught and Was
Brought Back

But He was Quickly Caught and wal
Brought Back.
Boston. aug. l0-A warrant charging
William K Remington win re murder
oi Max sorakien 10 the latter's greoeg
ssors o. Harrison ayenue q Jnig g las'
was issuea yesterday and later Rem
inrton was taken nfo The munie.psl
court
Remington while an inmate al the
state farm It TewkshurF. declared thar
he mad killed sosakien, The cause 81
whose aeath had been rarionsly snF
mised a. murder u suicide when his
story was made known to the anthori-
ties they took Ism b charge and 81
Monday brought him 10 Boston
While awaiting tie calling nf The case.
Charles Mandell Of Springfield. hsld a.
eoysrnmeat witness. dashed from the
courthouse corridor. He was half way
nrross Penterton square before officers
captured him and took him hack Rem
iaeton Vas held without bail for hear
irg August ~ Manden was held n 8
vitness IN so which he was unable to
furnish Both mer were taken to the
Charles street jail. The eourt appointed
Martin T HaIl as attorney for Reming
ion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-10

m TIMES OF PEACE, PREPARE FOR WAR

This phrase Is applicable to many
conditions il life. The government,
which controls our great nation. builds
war ships and il ether ways prepares
for war. Are you also Prepared i
acute indigestion should siddeniy attack
you in the night, are you prepared Tot liz
Have you tie night remedy IN the house
to ward off such an attack from the
enemy, and perhaps be the means Of
saving your Lief Non can hardly pick
up a daily paper now without seeing the
account of someone S death from acute
Indigestion. The enemy stomach
trouble attacked them, and being un-
prepared, they succumbed to the attack.
From the letters Of thanks and gratitude
1 have sentme, you viii easily see where
Stomach Rite has saved hundreds az
lives Ireceiye large numbers Of these
heartfelt letters and il makes me thank
fnl thar ! have been the instrument Of
placing this grand bid true and tried
Red Cross Pharmagy, $50 North Mai
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-10
FIELDER ZONES 10 RETURN.
Former White ssx Manager coutom-
plates moys. seys Ban johnson.

Former White ssx Manager coutom-
plates Move. snys Ban johnson.
Fielder Jones. the former manager
Of the Chicago Americans. confem-
plates returning 10 baseball neat year
somewhere and somehow, probably AZ
pari owner and manager Of an Aneri-
can league club.
President Johnson o. the American
League Is authority for that statement
willard Jones. the FEEDERS brother.
recently called % Mr.. johnson for the
purpose Of learning II there would be
aDy opposition on The part Of Mr.
johnson O. any Of bis associates iudi.
yidnally or collectively to the Fielder's
returning 10 organised baseball He ex.
planned that bis brother. although sue.
cessfui n bis business ventures. was
unable to shake OF the lure ef the na.
tionai pastime and was getting more
uneasy with every month be kept
away from Il
II told him. said President johnson
recently, "that there nor only would not
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-10
Million Dollar Damage in
Lumber District
GENERAL ALARM RUNG IN
Fi1st Since the Big Fire Of 1s72-AI-
bany Street Buildings Destroyed.
Fire Apparatus
Lost.


Boston, Mass aug. I0.-A loss 81 Up.
wards d sI.0eoooo. was caused as.
uigi by fire in the wholesale lumber
as.rist Starting in the lumber yards
81 Biaeksr and shepard, It Dover ana
Albany streets the blase assumed early.
proportions q saeh magnitude that
genesal alarn--she first sounded ii this
city since Is7a- followed wiaan tsa
minutes Of the first alarm.
The FIRE soon extended along beth
sides Of Albany street south from Dover
street, ca the east side wipirg out the
buildings and ten miilion feet Il lurnhe.,
piled in the Fort Fosm channel docks
~ the Blaclzer and shepard company,
and On the west side, extending n
the Thayer street psblic playground.
Five hFick buildings on the west side
81 Aibauy street were destroyed. These
included q three STORY tenement bloak.
four Woodworking factories and tine
Boston fire department. repair station,
in which several pieces al fire apparatus
were lost
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GREATEST EVER KNOWN.
knight Templar Parade in Chicago a
MarEihesnt Spectacle.

knight Templar Parade in Chicago a
Magnificent spectacle.
Chicago. aug l0.-A trumpet hlarea
and thousand orders were shouted as
affes d waving glistening white plumes
poured out into Michigan boulevard yes
,erday morring VITA banners bearing
teraldic symbols and witt crossed hilied
swords at shoulder. TIE visiting Knights
Templar marched through Chicago
streets IN the greatest parade ID the
history Of the order
Every knight attending the slst tri-
eunial eonelaye who could get into line
was there.
Right Honorable Henry james. earl
Of Euston, cousin Of King George of
England and most eminent supreme
grand master Of the great priory Of Eng
land and Wales, waited beside the line.
attired in his fun regalia. a. head of
the British Templsry. TO review the fol
lowers Of the red cross. Farther Oh,
Mayor Fred Busse was saluted, and stilI
farther on Governor Charles S. Deneen
acknowledge the tribute Of flashing
steel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-10
For Vermont State Tennis
Championship
PLAYED AT ST. JOENSBURY
The Tournament Opened Yesterday IN
der Clear Skies--Small But Enthusi.
asiic Gallery Followed the First
Two Rounds

ST. Johnsbury, Aug. lo.-The tenth
annual Vermont state tennis tourna-
ment opened here yesterday with fair
skies and a small but enthusiastic Gal.
lery. Where there are 50 many entries
the frst day = not 20 interesting for
the spectators The preliminaries were
unusually close and hard fought
Their are eleven contestants who are
members Of the local club The follow
Ing are from elsewhere: George w.
Pike, Springfield Mass John 2. Tom
linson. r.. 81 New York City; Guy b.
Mckinney and Ira Kent Of boston
Mas; Ferdinand II. Pease, John Torrey
and Fred r. Smith Of Burlington, W.;
ID G. Nelson and Edwin Lawrence Or
Rutland. Vt; G. T. Porter Of Worcester
Mass; c. IT, Collister Of Gardner, Mass
Fennimors Caay Of Exeter. n. II Fred
h. Harris Of Brattleboro. VI. the pres
ent state champion. is expected here
Wednesday and win play the winner
- -. toa,,. ,,e,4 80 l... - j.. well
James P. Richardson Of Boston u ref
~. II -, ,nst.,.s
v...s., .,,nn,svr "a. !. s,ilou,,
' D c,,.
lister wins Go. Go.
& i.Anarnss ~ 1--WE CIV
N.ns us's''e
e A' 4 we u. 4 = isAse' sa7s
.-s ~
!" 2 N'au' n Z P"''l'As' ~
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AAss+sttf *AAM AAtAA AtAAAAAA ~ 49,
Be any personal objection e Fielder
Jones returning 10 baseball. bur that
be would Be welcomed and that
would help III SO far as could Base
bah needs such men as Fielder Jones.
and bis retirement was a loss to the
game"
Whether or not the former sox lead.
er's plans have gone any further than
to puf out this feeler for tie purpose
Of aseertaining bow be stood is not ap-
parent II Is practically certain. how
ever. thar be would moi return TO the
game IL the role Of player-manager
only Ii Is doubtful. indeed. # bis
days az an active player are NOS over.
on account Of the difficulty be would
experience IN getting back 10 anything
like playing weight after two years
Of care free prosperity.
How Jones return to baseball can
be arranged is not known Under the
rules Of the business end OF the game
President Comlskey still has frst claim
On his services as player aud manager.
Whether or not be would be willing
to surrender that claim in order 60 per
init Jones to buy into and manage an
other American league team only
Comiskey knows. ana be is keeping
his own counsel Two years ago the
master Of the Sox refused absolutely
To entertain any proposition to sell
Jones a part Of the white Sox stock
ln spite Of an earnest desire TO retain
him as manager Of the team. Il is
doubtful If the Ola Roman has chang
ed bis mind Oh that proposition
That Jones IS in position to become
q partner-magna Is unanesfioned
he WINS noted for being as shrewd In
business as In handling bah team
before bis retirement and had been
successful enough In oil and timber
deals I'd make his offer TO purchase q
large holding 10 the White Sox gen
uine In the two years since he quit
tie game be has been even more sue
eessful in a business way and has no
need Of resuming baseball as an occu-
patton: hence the practical certainty
that he eontempiafes returning as part
owner. Baseball always has as strong
fascination for Jones as checkers.
chess and bridge whist. bis pet amnse-
ments. although be would not admit
II. and be made a deeper study Of the
science Of baseball than Of any other
game.
Before be retired from the game IN
the fall Of 1908 Jones was considered
70 be one Of the greatest managers
baseball ever produced. AS diamond
strategist and tactician he had few #
any Superiors In spite Of deficient
batting. be kept his team among the
leaders for many seasons. In 1906 be
won the American league pennant and
the worlds championship from the
Cubs Jones' return 10 the game VIII
BE- hailed with delight BY The fans,
The National Amateur Athletic IN
son al round championships are set for
Aug. 10 al Chicago,
The thirty-second annual tournament
Of the National Archery Association Of
the United States win be held in Chi
cage Aug 1s to 10.
Vancouver viii hold its hrst dog
show Aug. IS to 20 Over $1,000 has
been hung mp in prizes Harry Lacy
viii judge ali breeds.
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SULTAN OF sUIU IN cEYLoN.
Coming to See President Taft and the
Longw0rths.

Coming to See President Taft and the
LongwOrths
Colombo, ceylon, Aug I0.-The sultan
81 suiu arrived Monday here 90 MS way
to Europe He IS carrying with him
huge stock q pearls, which be expects
to sell il Paris and London. After
visit to Europe, he Will ~ TO the United
States. where he hopes to see President
Taft He il particularly anxious to
meet the Longworths again. He came
to know them wneu they visited the
Philippines with the Taft party. before
their marriage.
He said Monday that be had heard
before leaving home that the New York
customs officials have way 81 ignoring
the rights Of even saltans and for that
reason he Is eager To turn his pearls
into cash and thus avoid the payment Of
duties to Uncle Sam.
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ONE OF my POLICIES DEAD.

Official Announcement Of State Depart
ment with Regard TO Il.
Washington, Aug. l0--Former Presi-
dent Roosevels's proposition 70 make
worldwide movement BY
i conference Of nations is pronounced
officially By the state department to Be
dead Of The AZ governments repre-
sented automatically il Washington,
which we're invited just before the far-
mer president went ont q Office. to
Join The movement, only nineteen have
replied. The answers Of some Of the
governments were 81 such disinterest-
"a character that il was officially de-.
cided to carry the proposal 10 farther.