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That DR.. Cecil French. the able
veterinarian, says that anybody who
sees a dead mule is fool Tor luck.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-26

Joe Kaufman that he is permitted
10 live in Washington instead Of
Philadelphia.
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That ]. r. Wright. the under
taker. says that if most people could
pronounce the names Of the diseases
that trouble them they would re-
cover.
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One of the most remarkable women In
Europe is Mime Sorgue. a Frenchwonan
o. independent means, who In the past
decade. If lie Temps is correctly in
formed, has taken in some fifty strikes
She has assisted tn strike agitation all
over Europe purely for the love of the
thing Many times she has been arrest-
ed. and at Milan was nut in a cage for
trial at the assiZes- The public prose-
cutOr demanded that she should be sent
To solitary confinement for FIVE years.
hut public agitation against this terrible
! sentenee-which usually drove prisoners
10 madness or suicide-was so strong that
Nine. Sorgue escaped with two months
| Imprisonment FLANEUR
lCop,right. 1870. By Mcclure Newspaper syndicsles
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That Ed St0ckst, the stationeT.
says that ne hates 10 lie. but that
Il IS sometimes necessary to make
up something good to say about
your friends.
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Jack Pickatt that he is able to
eat three meals dav and pay for
same IN coin Of the realm.
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Henry Henderson that he doesn't
have TO eat dinner down town every
night.
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That NJ. Stein. the tailor. says
that the intellectual woman Is the
enc that is always talking about
how nice the boys clothes Mt them,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-26

Harry Claiiin shat his customers
have the habit ct breaking their
glasses often.
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That A. ]. Walford. the dealer in
sporting goods. says that he wishes
he bad the business earnestness and
hustle Of the chap who is trying 10
raise IS cents for 3 dEink.
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Jim strayer that automobiles were
invented.
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The kings of France have had a long
acquaintance with exile and fight. for
during the past $50 years only a single
sovereign, Louis XVIII, has died possess
ed of his crown
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That George Gibson, the printer.
SAYS il is almost as bad 10 be in
the hands Of your friends as IN the
hands Of a receiver.
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Mrs. ]. J. Pershing. 0 Manila. p. l..
wife Of Gen. Pershing, 3 al the New
Willard
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14

ZINC KINKS OUT
BOF Utah CON. TRAM
Operating Troubles May Be
Over by Time Smelter
ki Is Ready.

w1ne some trouble has been expert
snced operating the Utah Consolidated
cornpany'a new tramway. four miles
long. which delivers ore from the mine
directly 20 the bins OF the international
Smelling company. In Pine canyon. the
management n confident that II viii be
in perfect working order by The time
the smelter is ready for the regular
ofuusft Of 200 tons a day Consider
able ore has already been delivered at
the smolter and it n said that the
kinks" are being gradually worked
out OF tho new line.
Utah Consolidated finished the deliv-
cry OF its ores 90 the Garfield SmettinE
company on July J. From now on the
ore viii 20 20 the International smelter
under the new contract made over a
year ago. The new treatment charge
Tor smelling VIII be 81 less per ton,
and with an additional saving that can
be made IN haulage. an earning power
l1rofn production should be shown with
IN few months time.
An engineer who Is familiar with
conditions at the Utah Consolidated
Gays that 10 a. true that the richest ore
tin the property has been mined. but
claims that there Is an abundance OF
ore yet 20 be extracted from which the
company should make some profit. He
the company should have everything
shaped up for profitable operations. and
from thar time on he expects II TO earn
bout 81 n share. The mining at great
81 depth Is more expensive. ana when
the water level a. reached, thcre VIII
be stiu greater expense incurred In
mining.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
MINING NOTES.

s. II Brady. a well known mining
man OF Tonopah. has accepted the posi-
ton of manager OF the mine and mill
OF the Pittsburg Liberty Mining com
pany. which operates a dividend-payinS
gold property In Masonic district. Cali
fornia. seventy miles southeast of Car
son City. New.
Interested residents of Tintic dis
trict who are closely watching the
dump of the OpeX mine for stock mar
ket indices. report steady Improvement
OF the dump material the last few days
That the Palmer oil company's No.
well. which has been rated as pro-
Queer OF 1000 barrels a day. has with
in the last day or two doubled Its flow.
was information received yesterday In
this city by wire.
Knight companies against which as
sessments now stand are: Major Evans.
one cent. delinquent July 10, sale Au-
gust s: Black Jack, one cent, delinquent
August 16. sale September Il; Miller
Hill. one-half cent, delinquent August
Is. sale september 6: Beck Tunnel, one
cent. delinquent August is. sale sep
ernbersg: Great western. three cents.
delinquent August Il, sale September g.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
MAY ADD LEAD STACK
TO STEPT0E SHELTER

That the GugEenh.dms are bidding
against the United States Smelling
company for the large tonnage OF lead
ore available FOR production in the mine
of the Nevada United Mines company
lat Ward. with the prospect that sue
cess OF the GuEEeuheims in the con-
test will mean the adding OF a lead
stack to she Stcptoc srelter at MCGill.
g. word which comes from Ely. based
linon the fact that & y. Berry. con
pufting ,1gincer for the GugEanheim
ExD1or.st.1 on company, has been making
careful examination or the mines at
Ward.
Several lead producers in the Duck
Greek district. within radius or a
Few miles Of the Steptoe smclter. have
been urging the smclter management
10 install n lead stack. and 70 is evident
Tnaf the supply % ore assured by the
Duck Creek district. together with the
Ward output. would warrant the de-
sired addition TO the plant. The i'm
Z provcmont would result In a great deal
Geek region
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
SHERIFF SELLS LEAD MINE.
Former superintendent Takes over
Roccn-IHomeafnke.

Properties OF the Rocco HOME take
Nevada Mining company AZ Hamilton.
Nevada. which produced one-half Of the
lead ore mined In Nevada FOR a period
OF ten years. were sold by the sheriff OF
White Pine county the other day for
gf.633.33. 20 satisfy a Judgment for that
sum which had been secured by Gust
Simon. former superintendent OF the
properties.
The Home stake campany was
organized about twelve years ago by
Oscar y. and Bert 4. Smith Of the i'll
Tatcd Eureka County bank. and they
had controlled the affairs OF the cor
Doration since Its Inception. The prop
erty was heavy producer OF high
afrrade lead ores as long as the Smiths
were IN position 60 develop the ground.
f7Vhen the doors Of the Eureka County
bank were closed. simon placed an at
Itacnmout upon the mines for the sum
yalleFcd 20 be due him for salary. The
property was bid TN by Simon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
NEVADA HILLS IN
NEW SPEED BURST
Advances to $3.50 When Tai
emf Is Predicting Reaction
Others Strong.

Nevada Hills yesterday displayed an
other burst OF speed when II advanced
from t2-O2s 20 s2-27t. on this market.
and IN San Francisco closed at $3.50
bid That issue appeared TO be heavy
on Tuesday and some OF the market eK-
perts were predicting a reaction. so
that its duickened action yesterday
came in the nature OF a surprise. The
stock OF the company r. in such strong
hands and the mine showing Is so big
that there Is ready response to frequent
reports OF bettermcnt. almost regard
less OF general conditions.
A. has been generally the case re-
Gently when Nevada Hills was espec-
Tally active, II yesterday lent new
strength to the remainder OF the 10
cal market Columbus Consolidated was
active and higher. Sioux Consolidated
reGained its loss OF the day before
Colorado was reasonably firm and
Cedar Talisman attracted some new
buying. Iron Blossom was weak upon
reports OF lees encouraging conditions
IN its north workings
Total number OF shares sold. 44.20O
value S1S.427.75. Closing quotations
and the days sales:
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
IRON BLOSSOM CUTS
FORCE AT NO. 3 SHAT I

Report came from Tintic yesterday
that the Iron Blossom is laying off
about one-third of its force employed
at the north workings. or No. shaft.
doubtless explains TO some extent the
latest market slump Of that company's
stock. The ore taken from the north
workings has for some time been OF
low grade. and the situation. IL is said.
has grown steadily less favorable, until
the management has determined that
the better policy IS to cut down pro-
ductiOn from those workings and rather
centraIize activities in the large body
of higher grade gold ore which has
recently been opened in the south
workings.
That Iron Blossom will be able to
maintain its usual earnings Is believed
TO be dependent only upon the new ore
body continuing to open as strong as
II has already proved 70 be.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
TECOPA BECOMES
LARGE PRODUCER
Is Under Contract to Ship SOC
Tons Daily to Salt Lake
SmeIter.

Prediction that the Tecopa Conson-
dated Mining company has at Tecopa-
Nevada one OF the coming large pro-
ducers OF lead ores of the country ap-
pears 10 be confirmed by that com
pany's June output OF 116 50-tOn car
loads. After having built railroad
10 connect its mines with the Tonopah
q Tidewater. the Tecopa company Is
Just beginning active production: sew
enty carloads OF its June production
were sent to the American Smelling q
Refining companys Murray plant and
as carloads went to the United states
cOmpany's plant at Needles. Cal.
The TecOpa company has entered into
a contract with the American Smelling
and Refining company, covering a perl 3i,,,
TO that cOmpany's plant 300 tons OF ore
a day. Thus far in July the shipments
under that contract have averaged
about four carloads a day, II is said.
but IL is expected that the company
will soon be in position 70 reach the
maximum tonnage called for.
The mines are said to be In excel
lent condition for maintaining a large
output. The Gunsight mine has been
opened to the depth OF 700 feet one
above the iO0-fOot level and all of the
material is being broken for shipment
il is the intention to soon resume sink
ing from the 100 level. In the COM
pany's MONDAY mine an extensive
shoot Of ore has been oxDose1 on the
40O-foot level.
The TecOpa ores carry values in lead.
silver and gold. with an iron excess
which makes a desirable smelling pro
duct The average values of the June
output were about SIS ton at the
shelters.
The company has a force OF about
so men employed In its two mines. and.
with the train crews and other outside
help required. the payroll carries a
total Of about $50 names. The company
IS accredited with Investment of
about Si.50O.000 for its mines. improve
ments and railway.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division, in and for salt Lake coun-
ty. State OF Utah.
In the matter OF the estate and guar
disnship OF Leila Easton. minor.-No-
tice.
The petition Of Marguerite f. Easton
Wilson. the guardian OF the person and
the estate OF Leila Easton, minor, for
confirma ton Of sale Of the following
described real estate. to wit: An un-
divided one-sixth interest In and to the
northwest quarter Of section thirty-two
(32). township > north OF range / east,
Salt Lake meridian, situate in Davis
county, state OF Utah, for the sum OF
s565.OO. and upon the following terms,
to wit: Cash upon confirmation, as ap-
pears from the return OF sale. filed In
this court. has been set for hearing on
Friday. the 2ed day OF July. A ID. 1910.
at o'clock .. m. at the county court
house. in the court room OF said court.
in salt Lake City. Salt Lake county.
Utah
Witness the clerk OF said court, with
the seal thereof affixed. this I'd day of
July, A. d. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
(Seal) Clerk
BY l. p. Palmer. Deputy Clerk
Booth. Lee, Badger. Rich & Levin
sohn. Attorneys for Petitioner.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
SOUTH UTAH TO SHIP LATER
international 20 Not Can For Ores he
fore Late Fall

The contract made by the south Utah
Mines company. operating at Newhouse.
Tor trea trncnt OF ores BY the lnterna-
tiona1 smelling company. does not take
immediate effect according 20 eastern
advices. After The new smelter has
gotten under full Roadway, the mining
com pany viii be notified to forward its
ores. IL seems probable that this VIII
BE- late in the fall
In the meantime. the mining company
has upwards OF 100 men employed in
developing ore bodies. and the property
s. rounding out I'm excellent shape for a
large and econom hcai production
II viii require several weeks TO put
the mill IN running order. several
months ago the mill was Overhauled.
and some new equipment was Installed
10 Increase the capacity and make a
greater saving in values The old plant
was making a saving Of only about
fifty per cent Of the values, and tests
with the new methods show that seven
fy-fivo per cent can be saved In add
lion 90 its concentrates. the mine has
some hiEh-Eradc ores which can be
shipped 70 the smelter in the crude
state.
The mining company does not ap-
rear 20 De anxious 20 start shipments
until there is better market price for
copper The management has eN-
pressed belief that the company can
produce its copper at a cost OF between
nine and ten cents a pound
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
G0LDFIELD CON. MAKES
GOOD RECORD IN JUNE

Running at an average OF not over
IS per cent of it's normal capacity at
the mill. and with no shipments Of
high-grade ore to smelter the GOldfield
Consolidated mines during the month
OF June produced 20.091 tons of ore
valued at SOS. 4SO. the values realized
being SS6S,264: percentage OF extrac-
ton. s5.47. and total profits for the
month, S62S,464 The percentage Of
profit was $40.
General Manager J. r. Finlay's re-
port. which has just been submitted to
directors Of the company. shows that
$4,000 were expended during the
month in construction work and on fire
loss. and 5000 In bullion tax and mar
keting bullion. in addition to the Ordi-
nary general expenses. The extraction
by the mill was unusually good, the
values in the concentrate residues be-
ing too low to pay freight and treat
ment charges to smelter. as has been
done in the past.
large amount OF development work
was done with good results in ore. and
in the Clermont alone, drifts are being
run out for four separate known ore
bodies.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
SALMON COUNTRY
RICH IN MINERAL
Idaho Region of Varied Re-
sources Active Under Stimu-
IuS of New Road.

The greatest extent Of unprospected
mineralized territory have ever seen
and IL is certainly one OF the richest
sections OF the country 60 remain IN
developed-is the region which is being
opened IN Idaho BY the new Pittsburg
& Gilmore railroad. said Arthur Thorn
as. OF the brokerage house OF Dern q
Thomas. who arrived home yesterday
after an automobile trip through that
country, upon which he was accom-
panied by W NJ Odell and r. L. Ed
wards.
The mountain ranges all the way
from the Birch creek country to Salmon
City and far beyond are alive with
has been done ore has been found, and
the ore Is usually OF relatively high
grade. The Gilmore mine. for instance.
is shipping 100 tons a day Of ore which
carries values of 40 and so per cent
lead and about so ounces silver to the
ton The Leadville mine at junction is
shipping several carloads q week OF
ore Of similar grade
Ten miles from Gilmore is the smeit-
ing plant of the Lemhi Smelling com
pany, which owns a number OF mines
that are connected with the smelter
by tramways. The plant which is O.
in within the next few days.
salmon Mines Active.
ANY number OF smaller mines about
salmon City are becoming active since
the railroad has been completed to that
point. At the Italian property a power
plant is being installed. The Kitty Bur-
ton. which has been operating seven
and eight stamps of it's mill. is bring
ing into service the entire Is stamps.
In the mine is said to be fully S150.O00
OF ore ready TO be broken down. The
MusgroYe Mining company f. increasing
It's force, that n may push development
more rapidly; large eastern holders
nave provided a development fund, with
a promise that a mill shall be forth
coming as soon sufficient ore shall
nave been placed in sight TO warrant II.
Many other properties which we did
not nave time to visit have become ac-
tive or have Increased their operations.
and there is greater interest in pros
pecting as well. The valleys OF fertile
agricultural and grazing lands which
the railroad has opened to settlement
Is feature which adds to the value
OF the mineral holdings. in that il will
make country Of general prosperity
as IL Is OF one of varied resources"
Best summer tonic is bathing at salt
air
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate division. in and for salt Lake
county. State of Utah.
In the matter of the estate OF Charles
H Deere, deceased.-Notice.
The petition of William Butterworth'
Burton F. Peek and w. +. Kiser. execu-
tors and administrator OF the estate OF
Charles H Deere. deceased. for con-
firmation of the sale OF the FOLLOWING
described real estate OF said deceoen''
to wit:
Commencing at the southeast corner
of lot 1. block 81. plat "A" salt Laks :
City survey. running thence nortn ?
rods. thence west 5 rods. thence south
rods; thence east rods to the place
of beginning. for the sum OF SS,5VV.vv,
and upon the following terms, 70 VIZ ~
s1.5OO.OO down and balance OF Ss.OOv;Vo
upon confirmation. as appears from tne
return of sale, filed in this court. mas
been set for hearing on Friday, me me
22d day of July A d. 1910, at o CLOCK
D. m. at the county court house, IN tne
court room of said court, In SAT- Lake
City. salt Lake county. Utah
Witness the clerk of said court, Win
the seal thereof affixed. this I'd day
of July A. ID. 1910
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER
(Seal.) clerk
stephens. Smith & Porter. Attorneys
for Pa
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special stockholders meeting Of the
STOW Flake Mining company a cor
poration Of Utah. is called, anu will be
held at the office of G. E Loose. Provo.
Utah. Monday. August i, 1910, at 9
pose OF considering the action CT the
board OF directors Of said company in
selling the Snow Flake Mining com
pany to the Victoria Consolidated Min
ing company for forty thousand dol
lars (S4O.000), or thirteen and one
third (13 1-3c) cents per share or dis
posing OF same by exchanging three
shares of Snow Flake Mining com
pary's stock for one share of Nicto-i.
Consolidated Mining company's stock
and 10 ratify said action II deemed adj
visable.
BY order of the board.
SNOW FLAKE MINING COMPANY.
II 7. Hatfield, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further inforrnation.)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate division, in and for Salt Lake
county, State of Utah. Department
No. /.
In the matter Of the estate OF william
Asper, deceased.-Notice.
The petition of q. +. Asper, Mathew
n Asper and A. w. Asper. praying for
the admission to probate OF a certain
document. purporting to be the last will
and testament OF William Asper. de-
ceased. and for the granting OF letters
documentary to G. +. Asper. Mathew
y Asper and A. W. Asper, has been set
Tor hearing on Friday, the 5th day OF
August. A. ID. 1910, at o'clock p. m. at
the county court house. in the court
room OF said court, in Salt Lake City.
salt Lake county. Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court. with
the seal thereof affixed. this 18th day
OF July. A. d. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE wITCHER.
lSeal) Clerk.
BY l.. p Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
n. ). Tanner. Attorney for Petitioner
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
GOLD PROSPECT At
CAu|ENTEIS GREAT
Ninety Feet of Pay Ore Cross
cut in Easter Group-Poche
Is Active.

A new gold prospect near Caliente
which is attracting a great deal of at
tention in that region. is the Easter
group Of claims. upon which an option
was recently taken by William Lloyd'
J. r Cook and +. A. Hodges, OF flocne.
Since the option was taken, a crosscut
has been driven which shows Wiotn
OF 90 feet OF pay ore, which Is evloen1y
an ideal cyaniding product Witnlh the
great body of low-grade material Is an
eight-foot streak Of quartz which aver
ages about $50 a ton
That II Is the most promising gold
prospect he has ever seen Is the esu-
mate placed upon II by Il. L. Goupe'
managing director Of the Consolidated
Phoebe company and mine manager OF
the Prince Consolidated company. VINO
arrived in the city yesterday from ~
Oche. where he has been looking AFTER
the starting OF operations In the mines
len which he is Interested. While de-
velopment has not proceeded lar
seems. he declares that there is ree-
son to believe that in the Easter group
has been discovered one OF the big
gold producers OF the country.
Great Vein II Exposed.
The great vein OF clean quartz. in
places 100 feet wide. Is in pOrphyry. on
one side Of the mountain the porphyry
is OF a somewhat altered character, ana
II has eroded away. leaving the vein
exposed to the depth Of about 200 feet
cut has been driven through the vein
with the remarkable results related
To further prove the ore body. two
more crosscuts are being driven. and a
Wine Is being sunk upon the eight-foot
streak OF richer ore
The property is about ten miles
southwest Of Caliente, and 81 Is only
two miles from the Salt Lake Route.
II is on the opposite side of the range
from the De Lamar mines, being
about IL miles from that camp a sup
ply Of water is available, within reach
of the new discovery, II is said. and in
the event that it fulfills anything Ike
its present promise, large cyanloe
plant will be installed.
Good Progress at Phoebe.
Good progress is being made getting
Phoebe operations under way. Mr.. GOdhe
reports. The Consolidated Phoebe com
pany has its force organized and Is
sending down the three-compartme nt
shaft at the rate of three and n half
feet a day. Now at the depth of $50
feet. the shaft is to be sent to the LOO
level for the opening Of the famous
Black ledge.
Preparations for resuming active op-
erations at the Prince Consolidated are
under way. and 81 is expected that def
mite announcement Of its plans will be
made within the next few days. The
Prince has now on the market car
load OF high grade silver-lead ore
which was taken out before the rail-
road was tied up.