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The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

c. F. Dudley, of Manitou, arrived
in the city last evening and at once
assumed his duties as city editor of
the Advertiser. Mr.. Dudley is an
experienced news writer and has been
employed on both the Colorado
Springs Gazette and Telegraph. Mr.
Dudley comes to Trinidad with ex-
cellent recommendation and any ia
vors shown him by the public will be
appreciated by the management
Trinidad Advertiser.
Miss Bessie Settle. of Higginsgille,
Mo-, friend of Miss Maud Burton,
was an arrival in the city at noon to-
day. Miss Settle was visitor TO this
city last year and made a host of
friends during her stay, who will re-
joice at her return visit to this city.
Miss Settle is very charming and
handsome young woman and her re-
turn to this city has been anticipated
by a large circle of friends.
The Western Slope Ranchman &
Herald-Progress is new one-at
least new to us-to reach the Jour
nails overloaded exchange table.
There is no intimation in any of the
date lines on each of its eight pages
as 10 WHtlt lnt Sutel 10 pi ihltu' Dut
the tone of its contents and the
names embraced in its triple hyphen-
ated heading leads to the inference
that 1t halls from Grand Junction.
There has been Herald and a Pro-
gress, patent-ipside weekly papers.
leading precarious existence down
! there. seemingly ripe for consolida-
+ipn, and It is suspected the Western
o,opo Panchmap q Herald-Propress
lis the result.-Telluride journal.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
GOVERNMENT IS
LOSER BY SHAW
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Denver, June 3.-Frank Shaw, for
mer postmaster at Montrose. but who
became a fugitive from justice when
his shortage of several thousand dol
lars was discovered, was arrested
near Trinidad by United States dep
uty marshal and brought to this city
today.
1t is stated that the government
will be loser to the amount of the de-
faleation because the bondsmen of
Shaw are unable to meet the amount.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
LAFOLLETTE IS
TAKEN TO TASK
LRy Associated Press. ]

+ Washington, June 3.-Sena- .
+ tors Hepburn and Gallinger to- !
1. day took Senator LaFollette to 1
I. task for his action in Offering
+ amendments to bills in the SEN
I. ate and afterwards in public I
!. lectures parading the records of 1
- such senators who opposed his 1
= measures. 1
+ Senator LaFollette. in heat !
!! ed reply. said that he intended I
+ to pursue the same course in the !
+ future. !
+ A spirited colloquy followed. !
+ + + ; + + + + I. + + + + J. + r ! !
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
RAILROADS HOLD
BACK MILLIONS
IBy Associated Press. /

+ Chicago, June 3.-At least Z
+ S20O, 100000, which American =
= railroads had tentatively ar I
:! ranged to spend in requirements :
+ as the result of increased reve- !
+ nue. from the advance in freight {
= rates they had expected, must 1
+ now be used to stave of ruin, I
= according to a statement made I
+ by Slason Thompson of the 4
+ railway news bureau here today. I
+ j. 4. = 1. I. 4. + L :. :. L .. L =. =. L 4
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
ROOSEVELT GUEST.
IBy Associated Press.

London, June 3.-Theodore Roose-
welt today was guest at the country
home of Col. Arthur II. Lee, where
also were entertained John Burns,
president of the local government
board: Sir Harry Hamilton Johnston,
and Capt. Robert F. Scott, the Ant
arctic explorer.
In the morning Mr.. Roosevelt called
upon Joseph Chamberlain, and the
two engaged in prolonged CONVEX
sation.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
IBy Associated Press l

Washington, June 31he city of Marking, China
posted with pacard melting the people the destruction for
eign life and property
The feeling in several of the provinces of China Civ
ing the authorities much
In cabegram the state department States Minis
ter Calhoun at Peng transmits from the United
consul at Nankng IN which the latter that the city has been
posted with pacards melting the people destruction for
egn life and property which consider
able nervousness
The minister adds that United States ship New Orleans
Is there and is prepared together with German and British
warsps to land considerable force If necessary
protect the foreign consuates.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

In one of the Denver afternoon pa
pers it was mentioned yesterday that
the bride OF Sam G. Sloane, who was
married at Colorado Springs, June l.,
was only 16 years of age. This is
not, fact. The lady is 60 years Of
age, and is a sister of Mr.. Sloane's
first wife. Mr.. Sloane is SO years of
age and his bride is 90.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
WILL HOLD CONFERENCE.
IBy Associated Press. ]

Washington, June 2.-The demo
cratic senators will hold a confer
ence tomorrow to decide upon their
course with respect to the railroad
bill.
The senate has consented that there
shall be no vote on the measure until
after the conference.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
ADVANCES WILL STAND.
IBy Associated Press. I

Washington, June 3.-A report
reached the interstate commerce
commission late today that the lines
constituting the Western Trunk Line
Association would file individual tar
ifs putting into effect substantially
the same advances as are contained
in the association tariffs recently en-
joined by the government.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
LAFoLLETTE LOSES AGAIN
IBy Associated Press. I

Washington, June S.-An amend
ment to the railroad bill. introduced
by Senator LaFollette. to prohibit the
appointment as judge of the proposed
court of commerce Of any person own
ing stock or bonds in an interstate
railroad. was defeated by vote OF 20
to 32 in the senate today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
AGREEMENT FAILS
(By Associated Press. ]

- ashirgton. June 3.--The confer
eAce Of the democratic senators prior
to the meeting of the senate today,
held for the purpose of determining
on a course to be pursued with re-
spect to the railroad bill. failed to
bring about any agreement Some
favored voting for the bill as amend
ed. but others would not assent to
such a program.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
REMEMBER JEFF DAVIS
[By Associated Press. |

New Orleans, La, June 3.-The
birthday of Jefferson Davis. the pres
ident of the Confederate States, is be
ing celebrated throughout the south
today.
The bestowal OF crosses of honor
on Confederate veterans and appro-
pirate exercises in nearly all of the
schools were among the principal
features of the day of commemcra-
ton.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
ARREST SUSPECT
Especial to The Sentinel. ]


Ridgway, Colo, June IA man,
who is suspected of being the tramp
who shot and seriously wounded job n
Fenlon at uncompahgre yesterday,
was arrested yesterday near here and
will be taken to the scene OF the as
sault for Identification by Fenlon.
The captive strenuously denies any
knowledge of the crime.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
FACES MURDER TRIAL
Especial to The sentinel.l

Denver, June 3.-Found guilty by
corsner's jury of killing his baby.
Clarence Williams must stand trial
for murder, as well as for assault to
kill his wife and mother-in-law, both
of whom he shot
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

II. NJ. Bacon and S. Ford, of the
Redlands, the country of the luscious
big oranges, are investigating fruit
lands in the Grand valley this week,
with view to buying and perhaps
locating.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
TODAY's WHEAT MARKET.

tBy Associated Press.
Chicago. June 3.-July wheat to,
day closed at 50 Is to 90 n
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
CAPT. 4. G. |NGERSOLL
Especial to The sentinel. /

Denver, June 3.-Capt II. G. In
gersoll, one of the oldest residents of
the state, died to-day.
For 40 years he was resident of
this city and for long time was as
sayer in the United States mint here.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
CHINESE BEING |NC|TED
To Commit Violence
AGAINST ALL FOREIGNERS
Gunboats Of America, Germany and England
Ready to Land Fighting Men at
Moments Notice.
OFFER INSULTS GALORE
tBy Associated Press. I

Pekng China June 3-The Marking report that
native dsturbers that city have open and insult
ing attitude toward the foreigners and deed walls of
the American consulate in a disgusting manner
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
VOTE AGA|NSTsBONDs
Especial to The Sentinel. |

Trinidad, Colo. June 3.-The tax
payers of this city today voted down
a proposition to bond the city for the
sum of 100000.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
TO WITHDRAW ARMY
IBy Associated Press. !

tBy Associated Press
Washington, June 3.-The govern
mont of Peru has indicated its pur-
pose to withdraw Its army from the
Ecuadoran frontier on June 4.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

Sentinel want ads brings results
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

MORE THAN FIFTEEN BUSI-
NESS HOUSES IN GRAND
JUNCTION HAVE ADVER-
TISED CONTINUOUSLY IN
THE SENTINEL FOR TEN
YEARS. ITS SERVICE THAT
COUNTS.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

ADVERTISING IN THE SEN
,TlNEL is AN INVESTMENT,
HAT IF PERSISTED IN RE
NRNS HANDSOME PROFIT.
/ THH SENTINEL'S CIRCULA-
IlON is STANDARD AND
VALU4 BILE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11
SELLING PRESSURE is
STRONG IN THE EAST

James a. Pollock g. Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
Logan & Bryan stock letter. New
NorlS-An extension Of the reactionary
movement occurred during the days sos
sion with liquidation OF significant char
acler taking place on the decline, IT
was runorcd that several large lines of
stock accumulated recently were market
ed today, and I'm some issues support
WAS noticeable by its absence. The re-
port OF tho untitled tonnage Of the Steel
corporation was about as anticipated, but
al he same time had the effect of
causing considerable uncertainty with
regard to the outlook. MarEetwiSe,
there was not much news OF Importance.
but discussion was centered on the prob
able course OF political events during the
next few months. The feeling of
certainty has caused change OF front
on the part Of those who recently wore
Identified among the buyers of sccuri-
ties. and. as a result. the pressure has
been very aggressive. N natural rally
was witnessed during tho last hour,
caused for the most part by short COW
ering. but the feeling in good circles, so
far as we have been able TO ascertain,
is still such as 10 warrant the exercise
OF caution on the long side.
Paine. Webber & Co. letter Boston
Heavy liquidation i'm steel. common, was
responsible for the break In the New
York list today. The public sold 1oo.-
600 shares and they were followed by
All the llOol tTai'TSs we 90 not tnlnk
that this liquidation has any signi(i-
canoe except the selling ont Of some big
holder. Insiders supported the market
on scale down and took the stock as
II was offered. The local market acted
especially well. Tho three stocks which
have been speculatively active lately be-
Ing firm as a rock, notably Lake. North
Butte and East Butte We have every
confidence in higher prices and advise
buying at the present level.
New York Sun-The selling move in
the stock market itself rather usurped
attention today TO the exclusion OF in
formation and consideration bearing on
securities. Activity during the greater
part Of the session showed a substan-
tial increase over yesterday, and declines
in general were sharper and more cX-
tensive. Stocks steadicd in the last hour
and in the early part Of it displayed
a rather aggressive rallying tendency
which were confirmed in the last deal
ings. Sharp recovcrics were made in
many directions, which seemed TO indI-
cate that temporarily at least tho mar
kct had been sold out.
Gallagher says-SeIing resumed al
opening today. All stocks sold off and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11
MIAMI COMPANY NOT
FAR FROM PRODUCTION

The Miami concentrating plant, which
should be in operation by the first of
the year. viii begin with a daily capacity
OF 1000 tons of ore, which tonnage viii
gradually be worked up to The maximum
OF the initial plant, or to 1000 tons daily.
units have been completed. which will
give the mill a daily capacity of about
5000 tons daily when installed The
ratio OF concentration is reported to be
about twenty tons into one.
Reports from Globe are 10 tho effect
that OF the 600 men now employed by
the company, fully 500 are at work COM
plotting the surface equipment for active
endeavor. The men at work under
ground are pumpmen, carpenters and OF
similar trades, the company doing very
little active development work. The
present force of employees Will likely
be reduced TO onc-third, as the operation
of mine and mill VIII not require many
more. The power plant building is COM
nleted. and a great part of the equip
ment has been installed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11
METHODS Of LAKE
COPPER FINANCING
Company Gives Figures on Stock
Sales in Recent Annual
Report.

Eastern comment upon the Lake Cop
per compauy's annual report shows tina
tho officials in November. 1909, passed
out 5000 shares OF treasury stock at ali
the way from $40 o. 10 SJJ.75 per share.
bringing in total of 1885,. i5O cash or
Sio.lo per share average. On the turn
OF the year the market value of the
stock was in cXccss OF $50 per share The
company is now placing the remaining
treasury stock. 1850 shares, with stock
holders at s2J per share.
Inc ioIownS extracts are taken from
- rnport on the property made few
weeks ago by +, X Wcckcs OF the ongi-
necring staff of Chester A. Beatty!
Inc property / consider to be d mine
whose prospective value is exceptionally
good. The Indications arc strong of the
continuation OF The copper bearing lode
10 greater depth and latcraiy north. The
ore bodies will be irregular as TO size and
Valuc' but Judging from the veins as now
exposed the grade VIII average well
throughout width OF from fifteen TO
twenty feet.
The present equipment. together with
the new compressor. Is all that Is need
cd for the present work of development
The mines make little water
All development work is done on con-
tract al the following rates; Drifting
- TO $3.50 per foot: sinking, $40 per
The following contract has been made
With the Calumet & Ilccla smelling
works for treatment OF Lake Copper
company orc and concentrates: Seventy
per cent or moro copper content, ship
ping 100 tons or less per month. $3.50
per ton; 40 per cont or more copper
content, shipping above 100 tons per
month. 81 per ton: less than 20 per cent
copper content. 50 per ton plus cents
for each per cent down to 81 per cent;
less than % per cent copper contents.
S9.I5 per ton.
The files show records of total ship
mentS OF $685. tons of an average grade
Of l69 per cent copper, There is no
record showing from which PORTIONS of
the mine these shipments were made. but
it is quite probable the orc was taken
from tho slopes at the end OF the shaft
crosscuts in the fourth and fifth levels
from the raises and from the fifth level
south drift.
The ore in tho past has been shipped
10 custom mills. paying treatment
charge OF so cents per ton OF orc.
was given to understand that The Cham
pion mill of the Copper Range could treat
Lake orc at rate OF 40 cents per ton.
Freight to the mill would be in the
neighborhood OF 10 cents per ton OF orc
The extraction at Champion Is about so
per cent at present
The so-csllcd Lake lode is not hs-
sure. but rather a bed between diabase
loWS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11
ELY CON. SHAT 7
IS IN SULPH|DES
Zack Shaft Reaches Porphyry
and Sulphides Below the
Fourth Level.
GOOD SHOWING IS
SOON TO BE MADE
Proves Property Has Portion of
Ely Monzonite Copper
Formation.

The significant fact that the Zack
shaft OF the Ely Consolidated Copper
company has broken from the lime into
the monzoutc forma, ton, in which there
arc liberal copper values. WAS brought
10 Sal; Lake City on Thursday by Frank
ShIrcr who IL connected with this wol-
known organization. Mr.. Shircr says
that the porphyry appeared ut the i6O-
foot point, and along with tho copper
sulphldeS is considerable water: but not
enough 10 greatly embaTaSS operations.
Another boiler will he installed immcdi :
atcly In case moro pumping capacity is
demanded
OF the three shafts on the Ely Con-
solidatcd the lack has been the most
interesting, for It's location has always
been considered as perhaps the most
logical the management could possible
have selected, The Zack is not far from
the Nevada Consolidated Star Pointer
and the Pit workings and should the
porphyry extend over into the Ely Con-
solidared the Iack shaft was the proper
working to prove II.
Up 10 tho present discovery OF por-
phyr% In the shaft the working has been
prosecuting and drifting was done some
time ago on the i00foot level and por-
phyry was demonstrated at that depth.
but IL was badly Icachcd After talking
with Mr. Shrcr on Thursday General
Manager Levy expressed the conviction
permanent sulphidc zone, that very
great area of the porphyry formation
would be developed. and that present
values tend 10 show this porphyry is
first class ore.
Mr. Levy believes that from now on
tho Ely Consolidated will he in posi-
ticn TO provide some extremely crafty
ing news for stockholders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11
MERGER IN THE
P|OCHE SECTION
Golden Prince and Several More
Groups Will Be Merged
Shortly.
NEW COMPANY IS
BEING ORGANIZED
Whole District Looking Better
Than Ever, Is Verdict of
6. Il. Coke.

George e Coke general manager oil
the Golden Prince company Of the Pioche
district, Is in the city on company pusi-
ness M Coke stutcd on Thursday that
during his visit 10 Salt Lake consolida-
tion OF the Golden Prince. Golden Silver
Prince, John D., Treasure liill and Mon
arch properties will be effected. new
company organized to take over the same
OF which nj. \ Lowe of Topeka will
he president. This merger will present
group of thirty-siN claims. giving ono
and u quarter miles on the dixie system
from which great returns arc logical,
The work so far accomplished on the
Golden Prince bears out the original
theories OF Mr.. Coke IN the letter. ana
he says that tho ores already developed
on the 500 level prove this 10 be one oil
the big mines of that camp. ii Is tho
plan TO drive tho shaft TO deep levels
from the 5-foot point now had.
Mr. Coke Is manager also OF ihc Pioche
Double Dixie company, This company is
planning q deep campaign OF development,
and the property will he equipped with
out delay with the necessary machinery.
There arc two dikes trayerslng this
property, and Mr., Coke is certain that
the group has great possibilities AS a
producer
The whole district. lie says is look
ing better, and far more cheerful feel
ing is prevalent than at any time In
previous years. There arc some big
financial interests already in the camp.
and there are more 10 follow, Mr.. Coke
was elected a member OF tho Nevada
legislature on last Tuesday. He states
lhat Lewis u. Bcason. formerly d well
known Salt Lake newspaper man. was
defeated in his race for county clerk on
appointing news for Beasons many local
friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11
SMALL OUTPUT OF
S|LVER-LEAD ORES
Utah's Metal Production of Cur
rent Year Compared With
the Last.

In a measure the metal production ol
Utah during 1910 will prove somewhat OF
disappointment, especially in The cases
OF silver and lead. Many believe that the
marketed much less than the ore pro
duction OF 1909. some believe so per cent
less. While the Park City district will
show falling off as well. There has
been n substantial increase in the pro-
ducton OF silver and lead ores in the
Bingham district, perhaps an increase OF
so per cent over 1909. but the Bingham
silver-lcad ores as a rule do not con-
tain the percentage of these metals that
is contained In the Tintic ores. The
Bingham output, therefore. is not eX-
peetcd to Ill the gap created by the re-
duced shipments OF Tintic.
The copper outlook for 1910 is more
favorable than that Of silver and lead.
Tho statisticians arc banking on the re-
pull the average we'll beyond that OF last
season. The mines of Utah during 1909
produced in the neighborhood Of s,45c,-
800 pounds OF copper. against Il,31Q. $40
placed Utah fourth in the list OF cop
per producing states of the union. 1t
is not likely that Utah Will push ahead
TO third place for considerable period
to come. Arizona is on the verge OF
greatly increasing its copper production
and In 1909 that state made nearly 300,
100000 pounds, Montana was first with
over @l5.ooo. 900 pounds, and Michigan
W 90 'IIlb WIFI pNtl --tsVNNsVu' icullu-
When the authoritative figures OF Utah
production are released. tho 1909 lead
output will be close TO li5 oo0, 900 pounds,
bringing this state third In importance
among the states. OF silver In 1909
9I2o. 900 ounces will be close to the out
put bringing Utah fourth among the
states. OF gold about 81 900. 900 was pro-
duced. giving Utah the standing Of sixth
among the states.
Tho gold and zinc output for 1910
should not show any material difference
over 1909. the pounds of zinc contained
In Utah zinc ores mined last year being
al Ina 4 fcla L
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11

closed near lowest levels OF the day,
RAY Consolidated sold at 90 rallied later
90 2Ol, and then sold at l9l. Tintics
and Nevadas quiet. Market here Today
without support, being principally a
traders market.
Hornbowcr letter. Boston-Although
the New York market was exceptionally
weak and off considerably, the Boston
market held fairly firm. II WAS notice
able that thcro was no great amount of
stock pressing for sale, and although
traders worked for lower prices: the buy
ing demand OIL a scale down was eN-
cpIlent Losses ranged from H fraction
TO over point The feeling is cheer
ful and good Judges are still believers
In the long side for a pull and advise
buying on all weak spots.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11
THESE ARE THE LOCAL A. D. S.
DRJGGISTS

THESE ARE THE LOCAL A. D. s.
DRUGGISTS.
Schramm johnson Store, No l, End South
and w. Temple.
Schramm johnson Store, No. ., Main and
Fifth South.
Schramm johnson Store. No g. LIST West
and s. Temple.
Schramm Johnson Store. No 4. Main and
lst South streets.
Schramm-J johnson Store. No, >. l3 EN-
change place.
Brigham ST. Pharmacy, corner E and
South Temple.
Owl Drug Co. corner 1st South and Main
streets.
w Fl. Dayton Drug Co., corner End South
and State streets.
Halliday Drug Co., State and u 1st Sor,h
streets
University Drug Co.. 18th East and End
South streets.
=. T. Studness, 5ss Third avenue.
Doull Drug Co. 33S Main street
Frank Z. Whitworth. End South and 9Th
East streets.
Robson Drug Co. s7s 1st avenue.
Hoover Drug Co.. 20l w. End South.
Coombs Drug Co. 4th South and State
streets.
Boyle Drug Co. 9th East and 9th South
State 81. Pharmacy. corner 7th South
and State streets
Hospital Pharmacy, corner 7th North and
Second West
Murray City Pharmacy. Murray. Utah.
West Side Pharmacy, corner Sth West and
End South 0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11
UTAH LEASING COMPANY I
MILL Is ABOUT mi

General Manager j. C. pct \
Utah Leasing company said y.s,.
that the new mill OF this oonra,,
Bingham would be ready for ovs,,.
by next Tuesday. The couoisI~
tho plant has beon delayed pr,,5'
one month by the difficulty IN ~,
q portion of the equipment a.
cast. This has now arrived aud /
ing installed. The lease is on ihs h,
states ground at Bingham, thsn
a large tonnage Of slHcIous soH ;
ores. the average value OF which Il 4
IS per ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11
ELY CENTRAL LEyIES
ASSESSMENT THIN

reports from New York on ~
via the Pollock wires were to ~
that the Ely Central COMPANY 10: %
an assessment OF % cents ne, - -
this amount. Is cents must i. ~
later than November 2S, and M
manning sum not later than b..
While rather expected. wes,sS !
holders felt that it was up II y.
pany to make some statemsrt
the affairs Of this organIza,,,s = =
calling on them for financial s,,.
II rs likewise reported that m
pany Is TO be reorganlzed, stois;
TO receive share for share ON -
of the assessment. ~