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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-10
THOMPSON MINING
C0MPANY'S STATEMENT

In the consolidation of West quincy
and the Thompson company OF Park
CITY, which has been absorbed by the
Thompson Mining company, 425,510
Tor financing and ultimately develop
ing the properties. Each stakeholder
IN the thompson Mining company Will
receive four shares OF the Thompson
Quincy Consolidated Mining company
stock for each five shares he owns in
the Thompson Mining company, a re-
Cuctlon OF one SHARE in five
IN MS recent report, A. L. Thomas
Jr, says.
Under the agreement between the
Ontario. DAILY and Daily West Mining
companies We can use the great drain
tunnels OF these companies, and il is
particularly agreed that they viii run
their l,eOo-foot drain tunnel 10 the line
of the Thompson property without cost
10 the proposed new company.
The West Quincy Mining company
has expended about $3.50, 900 IN erecting
buildings, sinking shafts, running
levels and in the purchase of pump
ing, hosting and other machinery. all
of which is 10 be conveyed TO tile new
company. The West Quincy company
viii convey also 20 the new company
rtye-eighths Of 80 30S-leO0 acres, which
viii be combined with 40 57G-IOO0 acres
ewned by the Thompson Mining COM
pany.
The proposed new company win be
capitalized for ]. ESQ. 600 shares OF stock,
n-assessable, OF the par value OF 81
each OF this stock there viii be
issued: Shares
TO the stockholders of the
Thompson Mining company .33S. 500
To the stockholders of the West
Quincy Mining company .2S5,S90
To the Ontario, DAILY ana Daily
West Mining companies .... 200, 600
Leaving in the treasury 49,. 425.5lO
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ANOTHER CALM
ON EXCHANGE
Cedar TaIisman, Uncle Sam
and Iron Blossom the
Principal Issues.

Yesterday was the lightest day on
change for some time. The morning
sales were few, registering a total OF
but 1880 shares. The afternoon came
in with less than half that number,
making total for the day OF $3.50
shares at S8,701.25.
Cedar-Talisman sold well at IA and
Ia cents total of 5000 shares. Colo
RADIO opened at 43 and closed at 42s
cents, with a total of 400 shares. Iron
Blossom opened with a sale of 1900
shares at 70, and made two more small
sales at the same figure. Grand Cen
tral made two sales at IS and "A cents.
Uncle Sam was one of the active ones
at AS cents, with a total of ESQ shares
sold. Prince Con. sold at SO cents.
Prices generally held up. but the de-
mand was weak.
The official closing quotations yester-
day We're al follows:
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BOSTON MINING saOCks.
st MMOk Z.

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court in and for Salt Lake County.
State of Utah.
Joseph ". MelIen, Plaintiff, rs. Won
dor Horst Brothers, a corporation. FL
deity & Deposit Company OF Maryland.
a corporation, the Board OF Education
Of salt Lake City, Defendants.-Alias
Summons.
The State of Utah to the Said Defend
ants: You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within twenty DAYS after service of
this summons upon you, IL served with.
in the county in which this action Is
brought. otherwise. within thirty days
after service, and defend the above en-
titled action; and in case OF your fail
ure so 10 do judgment will be rendered
against you according 10 the demand
of the complaint. and the complain as
amended, which have been filed with
the clerk of said court.
This action is brought 10 recover
Judgment against the defendants. and
each of them, for work and labor per
formed and material furnished at the
instance and request OF the defendant,
VOndOr- Horst Brothers, in the erection
and construction of that certain build
ing. situated between Main and West
Temple and Ninth and Tenth South
streets, Salt Lake City, Utah. known as
the jefferson school building. said
building being constructed under con-
tract between the said Nondor- Horst
Brothers and the board OF education OF
Salt Lake city. and 10 recover and have
paid over by the said defendant board
of education of Salt Lake City to the
plaintiff herein. the sum OF Twenty zone
Hundred and Forty-eight and 45-l00
Dollars, out of moneys due and owing
the said defendant N0ndOr- Horst
Brothers. by the board OF education OF
Salt Lake City at the time OF the bring
ing of this action, under and pursuant
and by virtue OF said contract fer the
construction Of the said Jefferson
school building.
STEWART. STEWART <
ALEXANDER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Joseph W. MelIen. Plaintiff
p. o. Address s12 Judge building Salt
Lake CITY. Utah
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL sFOCKuOLD-
ERs' MEETING OF THE WEST
oFuNCV MINING COMPANY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
sDecial stockholders meeting OF the
West Quincy Consolidated Mining
company, a corporation OF Utah, with
its principal place Of business at salt
lake CITY, Utah Will be held at its Of
fice in SAID city, rooms 5l2-l3-la, At
las block on the 5Oth day Of NOVem-
Der, 1910, at the hour Of 2 o'clock p. m.
0'' The object and purpose OF said meet
ing being 10 ratify and confirm the ac-
non OF It's board Of directors wherein
they have authorized and directed the
sale OF its property and assets, both
zeal and personal, TO the Thompson
Quincy Consolidated Mining company.
a corporation, in consideration OF said
last named company transferring 20 u
996 $40 shares OF its capital stock ia
exchange for the outstanding shares
az saock OF said company, and for the
further purpose OF rallIying ana con-
firming the terms Of one certain writ
tan contract entered into by its board
az directors with the Thompson Mining
comDany. Daily Mining company, On
tariO Mining COMPANY ana DAILY West
Mining company. wherein a cOnsolida-
fion Is agreed upon OF the properties
owned by the Thompson and West
Quincy Mining companies under the
Quincy Consolidated Mining com
pany." with capital stock
81 1850 600 shares. and where
in il is agreed that for certain
easements DtllB EldAlt4 70 sdlQ con-
so1idated company by the Ontario Mln-
ING company, Daily Mining company and
Dslv West Mining company for drain
age and operation purposes, said new
cornorat ton Will deliver to said COM
Danfes zoo, 900 shares OF its treasury
stock. and for the further purpose OF
ratifying all acts Of It's officers and
hoard Of directors in connection with
said consolidation and transfer OF its
property and the transaction OF any
and an other business which may law
fnIIy come before said meeting At said
time. MELVIN II SOWLES.
Secretary u West Quincy Mining Co
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u. S. SMELTER'S
LARGE NET EARNINGS

In 1909 the United States Smelling,
Refining & Mining company showed net
earnings OF S3136.360 after charging
SSl0.2A1 10 depreciation, Improvement
and reserve. From the above profits
Sl,5eO,S63 was paid in per cent divi-
dends on S24.3Oe,012 preferred stock
and per cent tS2 Der share) or SOL -
961 on 81, 549350 common. The surplus
for the year was. therefore, S733, $50.
IL is quite probable that for the fiscal
year 70 end December 81 the United
States smelling. Refining K Mining
company will not show a surplus great
- in excess OF the 81 per share divi-
bends paid on the common stock. SAYS
the News Bureau.
Notwithstanding the outlook for re-
duced earnings this year there viii be
no reduction in the very liberal charges
which the company makes 10 deprecia-
ton. Last year this charge amounted
10 sSl0,244, a sum equal To 20 Per cent
of the net profits for the year
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NOTHING ILLOGICAL
IN PRESENT SETBACK
CBv Badger Bros Private Wire.

tBy Badger Bros. Private Wire.)
New York. Nov a.-The stock market
today was generally expected 10 do
better. but the small professional con-
Iingent which had been following the
recent rise was disappointed. The Sc
curlty market had temporarily dis
counted these favorable events and was
due for considerable setback, partial
ly as a result Of the monetary situa-
tion, but principally To await some
thing more definite on the railway rate
situation. We see nothing illogical in
the decline In the market today and
expect somewhat lower prices before
another upward swing is inaugurated.
p r. Hutton a co.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-10
ELY CENTENNIAL
STRIKES COPPER ORE

Word from Ely. New. is to the effect
that an important strike has been made
in the Ely Centennial 1t is said two
feet of ore assaying 80 per cent cop
per and 80 per cent iron has been cut
in a drift off the main tunnel, which
is $500 feet in the hill Before reach
ing the rich ore, iron had been in the
drift for some distance. Among the
principal Salt Lake stockholders Of the
company are Samuel NewhOuse. presi-
dent, John Dern and w Y. Rice.
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UNLISTED STOCKS

Five different stocks engaged in the
buying and selling on curb yesterday,
with a total of 800 shares sold. Tin
tic standard sold 1000 shares at 4
cents; Masonic Mountain, 1000 at IS
cents; Alta-Hecla, 1000 at 10 cents;
Opex. 100 at ia cents and Columbus
Extension, 900 at Is and 10 cents.
The closing quotations on cGrD yes
terdaV were as follows.
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BLACK JACKS
REPORTED STRIKE

Word came up from Provo yesterday
confirming the report that copper ore
had been encountered in Black Jack.
For some time the drift on the 1000
foot level has been going through ore
of a very low grade, but now it is
claimed that the values have increased
until the ores are approaching COM
mercial character This is near the
Opohongo property and is said to be
similar to the ore found in that ground.
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BOSTON MARKET

(By Badger Bros Private Wire)
Boston. Nov. Boston copper mar
ket is showing reactionary tendency,
with declines running from TO .
points throughout the active list. While
the volume of trading has not been
large there is more pressure against
the market than there has been for
some time. Other departments OF the
market are also aSer-Haydens
Stone & Co.
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ELY CENTRAL

According 10 a dispatch received yes
terday there is 10 be reorganization
of the Ely Central property at Ely
Present stockholders VIII receive share
for share provided % cents is paid into
the treasury for each share of new
stock. This becomes DELINQUENT on No
Vember 20
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Forenoon sales.
Black Jack, 500 at 1etc; 1000 at Ice,
Cedar-Talisman 1000 at 14zc.
Colorado, 100 at 43c.
Columbus, 300 at 99c-
Grown Point, 500 al &C.
Iron Blossom, 800 at 79c.
May Day, 1,500 at Sc.
New York. 1000 at 2sc
Ohio Copper. 200 at S1.923.
Prince Consolidated, zee at SIC.
sioux Consolidated, 500 at PC.
South Iron Blossom, 1880 al 1c.
Swansea eco at &c.
Tintic Central 1000 at sec.
Uncle sam. 100 at 46c; 100 at 45c.
Utah Consolidated, 1000 at PC.
Open board.
New York. $500 at 2lc.
Regular, 0,400 shares; val
ne S4.31S.5O. open board, 1900 shares:
value. $3.50. Grand totals, 2e.99y
shares; value. S4,3si.
Afternoon Sales.
Cedar-Talisman. l, 900 at lac
Grand Central, 200 at 75e; 200 at &c.
Iron Blossom, POO at 19c.
May Day SOC at SC.
Nevada Hills, 100 at S2.371,
Silver King, 100 at Sl572-
South Columbus Consolidated. 1000
at 123c.
Uncle Sam. $50 at 47e; 500 at 47se.
Open Board.
Cedar-Talisman, 1000 at 143c; 1000
Colorado. 500 at 42Bc.
Iron Blossom, 200 al 79c.
Silver King, 500 at $50.
Tintic Central, 500 al Ssc
Uncle Sam, 1000 a 4sc.
TOtals-Regular, 1880 shares val
ue, 1886. open board. 5000 shares
value, S242435. Grand totals. 10.S50
shares value S4.320.20.
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COPPER SHARES
SHOW FIRM TONE
CBy Badger Bros. Private Wire.)

TbN DauseI oIOs- ITlNAIe " IIe-J
Boston. Nov. 9.-There was a gener-
ally firm tone to copper shares at the
opening with trading moderately ae-
tive. This market followed New York
very closely, the exception being East
Butte in which stock there is develop
ing a strong market based on condi-
tons that must add many points 10 the
current quotations. This stock is
worth more today than the highest
price il ever sold at.-Hovey. Kenny
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These earnings are computed on
basis of 12A cents per pound FOR cop
per. At the close of the quarter no
copper due for delivery from refiner-
les remained unsOld.
The average cost per pound of the
net copper produced, after smelter de-
auctions we're made. was S.23 cents per
pound, as compared with 7.53 cents per
pound for the preceding quarter. This
difference is accounted for entirely by
the treatment of a decreased tonnage
of lower grade ore, as previously eX-
planned.
"Of the total ore produced during
the quarter. about So per cent came
from surface steam shovel mining and
Il per cent from underground. II is
and will be necessary TO continue un-
foreground mining for some time to
come in the area acquired from the
Boston Consolidated company until the
ficiently stripped to admit of Sc
curing ore from il by the steam
shovel method. No steam shovel ore
has "a yet been produced from Bos-
QUESTION, but four shOvels are now en-
gagged in stripping portions of that
territory and preparations are being
made to start three more. The total
number of shovels engaged on the en-
tire property at this time in mining
and stripping is II, so that the three
new stripping shOvels on Boston
ground will bring the total number
OF suONe4S up 10 -V-
Work ON New Railroad.
Construction work on the Bingham
and Garfield railway is progressing
rapidly. and at this time the open
grading of the entire line is about 40
per cent complete. The grading on
the connection between the Magma
plant and the junction of the Bing-
ham and Garfield and San Pedro rail-
roads is about 90 per cent finished.
and this part of the line viii be
ready for track in November. All the
necessary materials for laying track
on this portion of the line are on
hand, and we VIII therefore be in po-
sition TO operate our own line to the
Ma gna and Arthur plants before the
end of the year. The tunnels on the
upper portion of the line will not be
completed before April. but in the
meantime track will be laid for the re-
mainder of the line, and the entire liae
Will be ready for operation some time
during the second quarter of next
year..
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ORES AND BULLION.

Shelter settlements yesterday. :
, reported by Mccormick & Co.: :
, Ores. $3.50. 0OO; bullion, $50 geo.
, Silver was quoted at 55sc: cop I
; per. eathOdes, .1255c; lead, $40. :
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EXCURSIONS TO SPOKANE
NnNemher IL. II and II

Via o. S. L. for NATIONAL APPLE
SHOW. See agents for rates and fur
Their particulars. City ticket office, 15e
Main street.
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NoTICE Id CREDIToRs.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM ASPER. DE-
ceased. Creditors VIII present claims
with vouchers TO the undersigned at
scr Security & Trust Co Bldg. salt
Lake City, Utah. on or before the lst
day of September a ID 1911.
G. r. ASPER.
MATHEW n ASPER and
a ~. ASPER
Executors OF the Estate of William AS
Der, Deceased.
Date Of first publication, October 81.
A. -. 1916.
Tanner & Tanner. Attorneys Tor Tx
ecut0rs-
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BOSTON AND NEW YORK
COPPER SHARE MARKETS
BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

Badger Bros, brokers. furnish the
following. received over their ~rivate
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man en- sAMPLERs

Five carloads of ore from Utah mines
and three from Idaho We're released by
the Utah ore Sampiing company yes
teFday.
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san FRANCIsCo MINING STOCKS.

Badger Bros. brokers. furnish the
following. received over their private
wire yesterday:
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Average monthly production. 1881 $40
The decrease in output is due in
part 10 the decrease in tonnage pre-
ViOusly mentioned resulting from the
closing down of the Copperton mill
during a time when the other plants
We're in the process Of construction,
and before they We're prepared 10 ac
commOdate ali Of the tonnage that was
previously milled at Copperton. The
most important factor in the decrease
in production. however, was that of the
lower grade ore handled. The average
copper contents of all the ore milled
for the quarter was is per cent and
the grade for the month of September
was only IA per cent.
The net profits from min
ing and milling opera
tiOns were -.---..-...--S S46, O25.35
Additional income from
rents and miscellaneous
resources in Utah .. 12,210.9f
Income from Nevada Con-
solidated Copper COM
pany dividends ...... 371.T30-39
Total net profit for quar-
ter -. .......s 1.s2s. s66SS
Dividends paid ....... 81. 16S. SS2-50
Net surplus for quarters 161OS4,3S
Earnings.
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UTAH COPPER'S
QUARTERLY REPORT
Ore, 1.5 Per Cent-cost, 8.23
Cents Pound Million
Dividends.

Utah Copper company has issued its
third quarterly report for 1910, signed
by President c. NJ. MaeNein and Gen
eral Manager ID. C. lacking. as fol-
lows:
During the month of July all three
of the concentrating plants were in
operation. AT the end of July the Cop
perton plant was closed down perma
nently, and therefore for the months
or August and September this report
covers the operations of the Magma
and Arthur plants only. The COppertOn
plant was closed in conformity with
the decision of the directors that the
entire output of the property could be
more economically and prOfitably ham
died in the larger mills near Garfield,
and that therefore il would be to the
best operating interests TO dismantle
the COppertOn plant and use the ma
chinefy in ii for the enlargement OF
the capacity and Improvement of the
Arthur plant, and as the new material
commenced 10 arrive, a portion of this
mill has been closed for remOdeline
purposes. 1t Will be near the end OF
the year before any portion of the Ar
thur plant can be put in operation in
its remodeled form. In the meantime
its capacity viii be reduced about one
third, but when the alterations are
completed its capacity Will be more
than doubled.
10000 Tons a Day.
The Improvement of the Magma
plant is practically complete and that
plant now has a normal capacity in
excess of 10000 tons per day. The rel
ative proportions of tonnage treated at
the Magma and Arthur mills during the
months of August and September after
the ore formerly milled at the Copper
ton had been diverted 10 them, was
approximately IS per cent at the Mag
na and % per cent at the Arthur. At
present che proportion being treated
at the Magma is higher than this, due
TO a portion OF the Arthur plant being
closed down for alterations.
The total tonnage milled for the
third quarter, and the copper contents
of the ore treated was also consider
ably lower As consequence the total
copper contained in concentrates pro-
duced for the third quarter was 23,194,-
92l pounds, as compared with 23,124,-
esq pounds for the previous quarter, a
decrease in production of 1.929.I31
pounds.
The production for the month OF
July was in excess of the average
production for the preceding three
months. SO that the deficiency in pro-
ductiOn for the third quarter as COM
pared 10 the second came entirely IN
the months of August and September.
The gross production by months for
the second and third quarters are Civ
en- for comparison as follows:
SECOND QUARTER
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco, roY. 9.-The official
losing quotations for mining stocks
odaN Mera as follows.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-26
COUNT AND BISHOP ROW.
De Lesseps Threatens Aero Club Head
With Chastisement.

New York, Oct. 26.-Courtland Field
Bishop, president of the Aero Club of
America, had an exchange of pleas
antries with Count de Lesseps, which
is being widely gossiped among the
visiting aviators.
1t began when Mr.. Bishop told a
group near the De Lesseps hangar
that the count, who was about to take
up Mrs. Eustice as a passenger in his
Bleriot, had received from Mrs. Eus-
tice a certified check of $4,000 In pay
ment for her air trip.
The count got angry when he heard
it.
did you say" demanded he In
French, shaking his fists up and down
nervously, that l an charging Nine.
Eustlce, my sisters friend, $1,000 to
take her as a passenger
II did not" answered Mr.. Bishop
'that is, l merely
"You did. You told me, Mr.. Bishop"
said a young man holly, who edged
through the crowd. =
Cant you take a joker" Mr.. Bishop
demanded of the indignant one.
And II Mr.. Bishop had said the one
word yes to my question:" announced
the count to the group, 81 would
smash his face" But the incident
closed here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-26
fXPRESSMEN
ARE ON STRIKE
Jersey City Police Called
Out to QusIl Riots In
Railroad Yards.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS

Jersey City, N. j., Oct. 26.-The
strike of the wagon helpers employed
by the United States Express compa.
ny in Jersey City and Hoboken to
compel the company to raise their
wages So a month was marked by
many disturbances In the neighborhood
of the Jersey Central express platform
at Communipaw and in the vicinity of
the Lackawanna express platform in
Hoboken. Police Chief Monahan of
Jersey City said that every available
policeman in the city has been ordered
out on strike duty. This means that
nearly 500 policemen will be on the
Job.
The regular drivers continue In their
refusal to take out their wagons with
out regular helpers and many of them,
though declaring they were not on
strike, gave support to the striking
helpers by taking part in some of the
disorderly doings.
A gang of 1875 strike breakers from
New York city were taken by train to
the Communipaw avenue station. The
strikers hid behind freight cars on
both sides of Johnston avenue, which
cuts through the railroad yards, and
made several attacks on express wag-
ons as they drove past.
The police charged and a, dozen ar
rests were made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-26

Owners OF the American Vacuum
Cleaner Company, bankrupt. offeN
at private sale all machinery, tool&l
and raw material located in the facf
tory at No. 80 Madison street, New
ark, N. ]. Universal and plain millx
Ing machines, Hendy, Flather and
Blaidsell lathes, Gould & Eberhardt
shapers, screw machines from "a tdl
pinch capacity. Is Zeh G HahenmaHs
Power & Horning presses, 15 singldj
and multiple Spindle drills, made BIZ
Mechanics, Barr, etc. Grinders, poltl
lshing spindles, strapping machines,i
rs Perkins foot presses, Geo. Oil al
inch power squaring shear, Geo. OhE
forming press Z TT. between housingsil
~1,000-1-5 H. P. general electricyl
Delhi and Eek Motors, new and variy.
GUS other small tools. Full line OF
tinsmith tools. Material consists oil
various sizes of angle iron; black
iron, fiat strips and band iron; 10TI
boxes 20x28, 100 kegs of nails and aj
various lot of harware used in manuNl
featuring. These goods with thsI
material and merchandise are aI{3
practically new and are open for inSl
spection.