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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
Die Grlebnide zines offerreidpi.
idben Sloro Kapitdns.

IitS Erie ii muroe fiirslid ge.
meibet: Der 9ompier oYraga" oes
Seiterreidiidcn &loDO lit am Witt.
Ipof1t 8. Sebruar, inter Dem Som.
manOp bes aapit1nS @iorco 9obcepidl
aus &pnitantinopcI in Sricit eingelali.
len. &npitdn 9abrcui1 er5ablt nadI.
Itebcnoe intereiiatte Grlebniiie: Sc
loor i'm Wf1r5 oes S5obreS 1901, oils
Der 2~lopooompicr ,%llrano", ben oo.
mails aopitdn Gabcepid] fommonoiet.
te, &bo0uS anliei. Gin tiirtiider
Sauptmonn, Der pegcn Gbeilna9mq
an Der oarualS ldon iid) m16tig re.
genoen HetormbGpegung bonn oorti.
gen @onbernellr berfolgt ipuroe, uno
Gen man gum Sooe Dernrtbeilt bate.
ilildtete an 9oro oes .%llrano" ilnS
&apitan 9abccpid na6m i'm in ieilen
Sdub. CT lidtete iofort sic
anfer uno eruieS ii6 alien Muf.
f%orOerungen Der tiirfiihen 9eboroen
gegenii6er, Den 6liidtling nls5ulie.
fern, a6lebneno. Sic Sode mar fci.
nestpegS cinfab, oenn nm Wnroe scr
Dampfer in allen tiirftiden Safen,
Die er anlaufen iollte, auf ollie mo9li.
DE 8eiic orangialiert ilno es mar
gang unmoglid ans 2ano 5i fommen.
Oa Die Siirfen our6a,iS Oas Sdiif ur.
teriu6en mollten. @egCn 9ubcepiG
urrOe oamals oie 8ei6uloigung er.
1oben, er bGtte 5mei eemeine 8erbre.
der on 9oro genommen.
Sabre fuaren oariiber bitgegangen.
Mls Der mafere 8opit6n MIN fiir5lif
wieoer nod &boous fam, bate er Sen
1liidtling bon EMIT ni6t pergeiien.
ST ging in Die Staot un0 foridte mad
Dem Smlptmann, an Ben nan Iid in
HboomS gar mobl erinnerte. IS bieR.
er iei iebt in GpnItautinopel uno mie.
Der oftioer Sfii5ier. Gabceoi6 fam
noh &onitdntinopel uno iorl6te mel.
ter. Sier erfubr er MN, oaB iener
Souptmanti iett Der 8%rGiioent oes
MilitdrfomiteS lit: Sbcrlt Ssmael
Soffi 9ei. alio cine Der mad,tigitea
decentralization Ser iungtilrfii6en
Bartei uno 3ualeid) Gcputierter bon
amaiia. GapitGn Iabcepid elite gu
inn unb periild)te i'm Die lleber.
raid)itng boil ST. genieben obne lei.
nen Ramen 81 rtennen alt Saffi 9ei
porauoringcn. Ties mar rim ireilid,
mmoalid unO 10 ianOte ct oenn ieine
8iiitfarte. Sberit Saffi @ei elite inn
iofort entgegen, umarmtc i'm untar
Shr6nen Ger Sren0e nno Hiibrnn1
mo eripies ieinem 2~ebensretter
ollie erOenfliden Inimerfiamfsi.
zen, Or gelcitetc i'm ms &arloment.
mitelIte i'm allen Y%arteiirernSen uno
Den @iniitern Dor utlb pllroe nidlt
mice, bon ieiner @ettnng 81 erS1b.
len. sllld beirr @otibaiterball. sen
Morferof @ollapicini aab, trofen
SberIt Saffi Sci mo aopit1n 1abce.
nid Dic6er 5uiammen ms fuieoer CT.
neuertcn iih Die GmhfeSbGeuguigen
oeS Gbcritpn. aapit1n Sabcepid, aah
bami sn Ghreu SGffi @eis an gorS
Ger .8ra9o" Elm liner. Sier nabm
DER SberIt Dos @ort Mio utter tiefsr
Grgrifienheit iproh cr in einem Sooit
ieincn Gont ans. gr idIob nit einem
Sod nitf Saiier SronS Solel inoem
cr Der boben &erehrlng Iusorud gab,
Die feline 8artei fiir Den greiien Mc.
narfen best, bon oeiien neiicm @a!-
ten Die Snnstiirteu madtise Stdrs.
una erbofien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
Gas auSrre bleibt.

gauer (etmaS engetrunfen, i'm
@arbierIaOem: oS6nell raiiercn sic
mid, i6 iebe ia Idon aus mie elm
Stadelidiueinl" - @nrbier: oNrn,
bic Stafeln Wollelt mir 6alo meg.
bringenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
@as man Slid nennt.

Der 2uftidiffcr hat n1mIi6 SAILS
unb 9eit gebro6ei;, alS er aus Der
@onoel itiir3te2" oNein, er lit ins
@nlier gefollcn uno ertrlnfenl" -
IS onnerpettcr, oa bat er aber @liif
gebabti"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
GinncGanaen.

Srau eines @ertheioigers: ga bait
OIL olio oen Ginbrcder nid)t freibe.
fomnen?" = @ertbcioiger: oSo. :,
benfe sir MIR, pie i9 i'm i6oniten
Serausitrei6en mat, ga fonnte ser
&erl 3 9a6en niGt mcbr bolten!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
Snmoniidrs.
gerelria.

ssrmt (oltS ecu Sdiacr porleicno):
.@onm ii III Der ttciaien 9iltte iiir
Elm Qliidlid lie6eno Noar
aonnnlcr5icnrutb: IA. weiBt Oh u.
pira. ais mir bcirathetetl, oa batten
mir ol,h cine @obilrng bon MIR 6cbrI
3immernl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
Sehr rinfnM.

Gilenbabnidaiiner gum ReiIen.
ben, Der ibnl bobeS SrinfgelS aeae.
ben bait: pSebcn Sic lid nidlt in
ben letter. @oacn. mein Serr! Sci
eitiem 3ulonmenitoB leioct INNER
Der lette 8agen an meiiten oarun.
ter &eilcnhcr; o@ariim lalicn
Sic ibn oam nidlt Iieber aon3 peq?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
Madl ser Spcration.

Gatieut (ean8 eritmlnt cine cine
flein @etpifts5unahme fonItatie.
reno): o@aS? " Sfunb 5ugenom.
men2 lin @otteS,pilIer, Ser 0oftor
miro bod nidt Elm Snitrnnent in
meinem Baud pereeiien baben2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
1tnerbSrt.

@utsbeiibcr: !tncrb6rt, oie @a.
n6oerfIllridGbet , a%pmniiiion bat
mir itott Der %gefofhertcn 5000 Marf
mn 1000 belpilliat, babel babe ib
tbatiddIid fir 500 Mtarf S1aben er.
littenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
1tnter hentidlen GrseIlenacn.

rSn G6ueunarf ioIlen aIip oie 81.
tel ltnb GrOen ob9ei6afft merben."-
sgio, ga hdtten mir ia I'M 9eoarfs.
foIlc ben Sbealitaat fiir Strafperies.
ullgen u%nierer 3iplomaten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
edian.

,Sll Scr @otDcmatifltltnoe miro
mir INNER goii5 beiB!!" rGas
claude idl Oa bat tilat init 10 pieler
@infcln 81 tbun mo Elm ein3iger
rcdlter 8infeI bat i9on neuli5ig
@roo!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
gilfiaer sroit.

Srau; sd mDGte gerre meme
Sodier 6eiitfer. CHER bas 8elo longt
nidt." SrernoiE: ya6 @ott, lab
rem Sic mr. bin Ole &iifreile miro
SIR Sdpie9eriobn 9etpiB gerne be.
Soblen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
Gtinin,t.

81: pgllio unier 6reuno Meier bei.
ratbet uirflib bic Iaunenbaite iran
5oiiide 8%oltpernante2 0a bin ib
neugierig, mos oo meroen mir6?!"-
Sreuno: Pa. Dalt elm oeuti9.
fron5oiiider 4rieg!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
@cluiiicnbaft.

Mfana (~bctmFommen6): .Nun,
Sansden bit OH oenn audi biibId
ortig geweicn?" S1nsden:
2iebe Mamu, id bu6e BLOB Elm tpe1ia'
aus benz Soniatopfe seraidt aber
id bin born sIeid) In DIE ode qeao1t.
gen nnS baRs mid aeia6mtls
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
3iueicrlei.

SIT cs eigentlid ipdbr, Dab Der
fleine @eier Die groBc, bide @ittpe
gobm gcbeiratDet bat?" Serr:
Seine SSee; iie bat i'm ee1ci.
ratbetl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
EDW. WALL,
e0AK WOOD SALOON j
.%aeaeniiber ben Mihle
hermann, :: Mo.

Dies lit Der eIesanteTte Saloon in Ger.
mann uno finoet man bort audi bic bcf,en
@etrdnfe unb Gigarren.
9eIpnbers quite WbiSfpS. aaeiniser
aaent in Sermann fir ben ~beriibmten unb
edien Bourbon unb Rpe @hisfn ben Der.
mann 0iItlnins SO. pseiS berieIbe mie in
/ er Diftilern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
Jbr Sdb8nen, h9rst an.

Sbr Sh0nen. boret am')
GrfpabIet Doe Stuoieren
&ommt Der, id, ipill eud fiibreti
gu Der eelebricu 8nbn
Sbr Sdouen 50ret an.
Sbr llniperiitGten.
SBr iDer6et omar errotben,
@enn Doris oiSputiert,
ltno Imor prdiioiert,
Benn nrt'ee Rrofeiiores,
Gbarmante AuoitoreS
8erounfeln eiIern Sdlein.
@eb. eud) geSnloig orein.
@ebt gum Brorcftor bin,
2nBt cuh eraminieren
limo immatrifulicrcn,
aiiBt i'm Dor Oct1 @cwinn,
@ebt gum Brolettor hin.
Sbr ieio mn in ben Oroen
Ser idIoniicn Milien moroen,
@ic pobI babt ibr getban!
Stcdt cure Gclcn OH,
God meiOct alle SdnOel,
@eil Ioam Sen @et1noel
Mit Ieinen @ciitcru icin0
llno ser Bcoell erid)cint.
&onrmt NIT a,:s idmarSe Brett,
Ga ibr Die Seffioncs
1tno TiSputntinHeS
8ciu lllgeidlcgcu iebt,
&omlEt nit nl;S lhmar5e Brett.
Statt Der genGhtcn Glider
9iebt nilnmcbr cure Bidder,
Gnuit Den Notnloglm
@ebt ms aolteAiunL
0a fount iDr etlDuS boren
Son idonen &iebcslcbren,
0ort bon @nlnntcrie
ltno Minors Hourtclie.
Sbcilt biibi6 sic Stlm6pn elm,
lin neuu llbr icio 6efliileu,
@ie art'ge &irbcr miiiien
gallant uno 5aualid icin,
Ebcilt biibid) Die StunOeu ein.
lin 5cbn llhr lernt nit 9liden
Gin ircicS 0er5 beItridcn.
I'm Gin llhr nniiiiert,
lin 5lpci poGtiiicrt,
lin orci ll6r !crnt in 9rieien
Gin mcuil cll1 u~rrticien,
90nu b6ret pan Der Gb',
&eunac5 uaO iriuft aaficc.
Gouttmliert orci SoGr,
f., Tam F3int iHr pyuniQpieren
ltnO ouocrr op3ieren
8 id)0nc Ntnicnidor.
Stoutiuliett 0rei SaGr,
sd itcrbe Dor &eranilAcn,
g9emu ibr nniidtt Der NSic1cn
sud- Sen aathcoEr mGbIt,
Statt aiuN9r Glider idblt;
Sd riibt' clGl Mod ullO @dnbe,
Wrml man ciidl Guttor uerlnte.
GritnL Sb0nitc, loR0t bod, alt,
&onult 5llr Gelrbrtclbdbnl
.oDann SigiSmmno S6oi5e (l736,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
@istraniid.

On, Sdorid, Der Stabsar8t bat
mid eiren Sppobonoer a'idimpft.
8eiBt on biellei6., mie 10 a. gieb
altsidmt2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

altor: Limb tpc(6en Gin6rltd bat
lnein &oman aiif Sic gemott2"
&ritifer: sd babe i'm NIT bobet
gefriebignng aus Der Sanb selegt.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
gns cinc,n Gninmnernnfiat.

Seem irgcno rin 8Gier nit poltem
Ged)t ieinen 9Sonien pcroicnt. 10 lit
eS oos S6ipein, benz es bentmmt li9
IN ser Sbat iebr idpeinild.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-10
Ell onO VEL lH|ERRO

Ell oro puede procu' az placsres
squien 10 duda? pero placsres ef M =
res, que las mas de las veces quebran.
tan ia salud. Fl hierro, pcr el con-
a 10, fortaiere ifos del il, sv r-ncu
"a el bienestar aGn Il enfer nj u, el
ola sntes estaban conden ados por Ia
ciencia; puci,ndo afrmarse que el
nntimeIo de enfermedades prov. :
nientes del empobrecimisnto de la
ssngre Sc cIran ratica; m Il !: 81 Sc ha-
Q un uso continuado Gel Hero Br =
yais en- gotas concentfadaA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-10
Embarazoso V Doioroso

Existe alvio segnro para los miles de homh-es v
tmujeres quenes molestan diaramene las Intermediates
de los Rhcnes. Ademds, de aquros que SABEN que las
tenen hay otros tantos que GREEN que Ia enen; cuando
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
CONCENTRATES.

General Manager Tony Jacobson Of
the Columbus Consolidated mine at
Alta came down from the camp last
night
The following were the New York
quotations on Tintics this morning:
Colorado, 63a65; Carisa, 4saS5; Iron
Blossom. 9SaiOo; Sioux. 3Oas3.
Walter c. Orem and James q. Berry
hill directors OF the Castle Valley Coal
company, returned from Mohrland
yesterday BY fall the coal company
will be shipping in the neighborhood OF
1000 tons Of coal day.
A. w. Henning, one Of the pioneer
operators Of the camp OF Jarbidge IL
in Salt Lake.
r, l. Godbe has returned from the
east, where he has been for some time
IN the interests Of the Prince Consolid-
ated and Consolidated Phoebe mines.
W. W. Byrne has returned from Ely.
During his visit there he took occa-
sion TO visit the Ely Centennial. which
he declares IL attracting great atten-
ton In the camp.
According 20 eastern advises Il is
understood that a deal Is on for the
properties Of the Glasgow & Western
Exploration company The property Is
being examined by representatives of
the Constant Herzig company at the
instigation Of London capitalists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
BUSINESS SHOWS
SOME UNCERTAINTY
Iron Market Waiting, Consumers
Generally Delaying Purchases
For Forward Delivery.
PRESENT STOCK DECREASING
I'm Dry Goods Quietness Is the Chief
Feature, Orders Being of Hand
To-Mouth Variety.

New York. May 13.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S. Weekly Review OF Trade tomor-
row will say:
Little new business has developed
In pig iron, although in certain direc-
lions more inquiries are noted. Con-
aumers generally delay important
purchases for forward delivery be-
cause Of uncertainty regarding prices.
various wage advances have in
creased producers costs and not I'M
naturally any further concessions are
not readily granted. The leading in
terest has still further curtailed blast
furnace operations. now having about
80 stacks idle, and II Is estimated that
stocks arc decreasing at the rate OF
approximately $4,000 tons weekly.
Specifications on finished products are
heavier, with a considerable inquiry
from tho railroads, yet actual orders
arc not large.
"Quietness porvades the dry goods
markets orders being Of "a hand-to-
mouth character all along the line.
but anticipation Of deliveries on some
lines Of fan cottons is noted, the adj
vance business booked by iobbers
being exceptionally good Woolens and
worsteds are quiet. Yarns show lit
tle more movement at sacrifice on
costs
Immediate trading in boots and
shoes il quiet. but the business now
placed shows a decided gain over sew
eral months back. and shipments con-
tinue to increase. The market for hides
shows even more dizziness this week
than last. and sales Of domestic pack
or and country hides are few and scat
tered. Prices are irregular"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
MLNNKET coNTINrrs prLL.
Week Ends with business OF Ex
change Woefuliy slow.

Business on the local stock exchange
ended for the week this morning The
total Of tho transactions Tor the week
amounted 10 less than on many IL day
year ago The number OF shares ~
stock that changed hands has been
fairly good. but the prices have been
hat. Tho total number Of shares 0t
stock which changed hands during the
six days was Z6.l05. while the amount
represented hy the securities was $780,
$3.50
The market was dun again this
morning although there was slightly
more trading The number of shares
traded in this morning was % 500.
while the brokers paid out for tire see
curities S51S95o
Several stocks were slightly stronger
this morning Ohio copper continues
to celebrate the whipping ~ standard
OF interests by Fritz AuCU us Hoinzc
iu his securing ana acquIrai n the hank
cascs. Heinze's determination TO leave
Nvw York and como west again Is said
Co also have something Co DO with put
ting the price up. Tho stock reached
f322ia, while a little over week ago
the stock sold 80 ft61
Colorado sold stronger again TODAY
and there was better selling IN Prince
Consolidated. Iron Blossom was weak
with scarcely amy selling.
ON tho curb market there was con
siderable activity shown In spite OF
the favorable reports that have gone
out relative to Opev the stock has gone
down The sales on the curb this
morning were 400 shares of Opex at
IS cents; 800 Ely Witch al 40 cents.
900 Federal Ely 90 81 cents
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, May l4--Reassuring estimates
that there are 10900o,000 bushels Of wheat
available In the United States for con-
sumption, export and carry over July !.
terded 70 make shorts less anxious to-
day In consequence the demand for
that source this morning was slim in
sharp contract with the situation in the
closing hour yesterday. Moreover. general
trade also was small and OF a suffered
character. The possibility that warmer
weather in the northwest might bring
rain to North Dakota and MinneJota and
cause a sudden setback IN prices seemed
TO make spectators cautious. Ths mar
temher started a shade 70 \ OF az l.0ai4
70 h@%, declined TO LOLA and reacted
to f.025s.
There was only a soant demand for
corn. Some selling was done by a lead
ing local house. September opened Mqh
easier at 63A and declined 10 Sh.
Free offerings gave oats a downward
movement September was = to y low
er az the start, selling az 80 to x and
later touching ssN asa
The stock yards and packers were said
20 be buyers Of provisions. The mar
ket opened 9is to lOc higher ana con-
tlnued further In the same direction.
Cash corn. No. 2. GQS; no. 2 yellow,
No. 3 yellow. e2h aNo. 4, 6slz@69 No. Z
white. Bga SIS: No. Z yeiiow, 5000,
Tho close was steady with September
at G4QA a not loss Of -
wheat--News OF the export sales OF
near the end OF the session.
rhs close, however. was steady. with
September at 90 net loss ef -.
Glose-Rye-Cash, $3.50; May. isi July,
7sik
Timothy-March. as oct, 3.0qa10
.Clover-NothinE doing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
UNCLE SAN NAY PAY.

According 10 information from the
Tintio district Il Is probable that Uncle
sam Consolidated viii nay a dividend
In June. II is understood that a good
surplus Is on hand and that II the
directors 50 decide next month divi-
dend can be paid
Last month a dividend could have
been paid but on account Of the condi-
ton OF the May Day Of which the Uncle
sam owns one-half the stock IL was
believed 20 be better policy to hold mp
the dividend As IL was believed MAY
Day would be assessed the dividend
was not announced.
The company Is still shipping from
the old Humbug workings on the 800
level below the tunnel level from which
the major part OF the ore in the past
four years has come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
VIII NOW GOING UP.
Raw Consolidated VIII be Ready by
First of the Year.

Raw Consolidated VIII be Ready by
First of the Year.
Globe, Ariz., May Alt has been an
nounced that the Ray concentration at
Hayden viii be In operation by the
LIST OF January, 1911. This concentration
win be almost a duplicate OF the Gar
field mill Of the Utah Copper Co.. an
affiliated Institution. The concrete
foundations are completed and the
structural iron Of the walls Is now be
ing placed Though the mill now be-
ing built Is designed as only the first
Of "a series. ii win treat 5000 tons Of
ore a day, or about 100000 tons a year,
with a minimum extraction OF so
pounds Of copper 10 the ton, This means
an output OF 100000 pounds OF cop
per per year
Storage bins are TO be provided at
tho concentator for 1900 tons OF re-
serve ore. Near by 500-ton dmelter
for the reduction Of the concentrates,
In combination with good fuXing ore
will be built Beside the concentration
there win be the power plant with
50 900 horsepower capacity Much OF
the power will be sent 10 Ray 20 oper-
ate the hoists and underground traction
appliances II has been estimated that
they will be able TO produce copper az
g cents per pound. or the company's
900 acres OF ground, only about l2S
acres have been prospected by driu,
vet there are $4,000, 900 tons OF ore avail
able within that limited area averaging
as pounds OF copper TO the ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
LABARTHE TALKS ABOUT
MASON VALLEY SHELTER
l. Expected In salt Lake City TO Con-
fer With Local officials of
Mining Company.

Within the next few days. Jules La
hartho, the smelter expert nov in
charge OF the building of the Mason
Valley Mines company smelter at Wa
busla. Nov, is expected in salt Lake
City 20 confer with the officials Of the
Mason Valley company At that time
Mr. Labarthe will have the fnal de-
tails of the building Of the smelter
worked out Tho initial capacity Of
blast furnaces, "A reverberatory fur
mace and convcrters. Speaking o. the
work recently, Mr.. Labarthc said
1.-THE plant win be built with view
10 early and constant enlargement.
which is MADE necessary TO the increase
VA the amount OF custom ore which
win bee presented for treatment, when
the smelter rs fairly squared away for
work
"ruc plant will be- erected az Wa
huska, about Do miles from the mines
uf thg company and on the Goidheld
branch of tho Southern Pacific. From
that point 20 the mines and beyond 70
the terminus iu smith Valley, the Cop
pcr Belt railway furnishes transporta-
t,ou facilities. At the terminus Is
situated the Nevada Douglas mines,
which will furnish 800 tons Of ore
daily to the now plant The mines of
tho Mason VALLEY company have al
ready developed 100000 tons Of ore
Tho power win be electrical
throughout The location OF the plant
h8r been decided on with the view Of
developing the largest possible trib-
ut8ry districts. and az the same time
he near cheap source Of economic
power Tho completed plant will in
yolvc on expenditure ~ not less than
100000"
Mr. LHbartho. who IS an authority
ON elactrolysls. had charge OF the Trial
smoltor in 1897 when he first went to
British columbia for r. Augustus
Heingc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
vIcroRIA ro sINK sHATT.
Iron Blossom Ships From New strike
In No / Shaft.

Especial 10 The News
Provo, May "A according to one OF
the officials of The Victoria property
at riutic. the shaft is TO be sent down
Co the 1000 foot level al once Here
tofore all the shipping from this prop
orty has been done through the shaft
OF the Grand Central The ore is now
declared % Zoe so FAR from the Grand
Central shaft that II would be more
economical to sink the present shaft
on the Victoria 10 the desired level and
from that work the mine. The present
shaft is down $50 feet BY sinking the
shaft 90 the $50 foot level the present
HOO workings Of the Victoria can be
connected up. Work on the shaft will
be started az once IL Is said
The Iron Blossom No. / shaft Is
now down distance Of 1855 feet and
stiIl sinking During the week three
cars OF ore were taken from the new
strike on the 500 foot level OF the No.
l. shaft The vein Is now opened in
such a shape that there can be con-
siderable shipping The ore runs better
than 20 per cent lead and high enough
values in silver TO make IL a good ship
ping product In some places the lead
runs as high as so per cent. As
soon as the vein is more extensively
opened up II is believed that much
higher average shipments will be
made.
At the No. 3 shaft most Of the ship
ping is being made from the 500
foot level where the company now has
a splendid showing Of ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
TEN PROMINENT MEN
OF PITTSBURG, PENN
Including Bankers, Physicians and
Politicians, Appear in Court
To Receive Sentence.

Pittsburg May 14.-Ten prominent
men Of Pittsburg, including bankers,
physlcians and former prominent
politicians, faced Judge Robert s..
Fraser IN the criminal court today 10
charges Of bribery and conspiracy in
connection with the councilmanic COR
rupion
or the TO- all except one have pleaded
no defense 10 indictments alleging the
giving and receiving OF bride money.
The name Of A. A Vilsack, former
cashier OF the German National bank.
was the first called. Vilsacks at
torney. ex- Gov. William A. Stone, made
a motion for an argument 10 appeal
any sentence that might be forthcom-
ing. Judge Fraser imposed a sentence
OF eight months In the county jail and
a fine OF $1,000.
As rapidly as their names could be
called and their appearance be made,
1--WE other former select and common
councilmen we're sentenced by Judge
Fraser as follows:
Charles Stewart former select coun-
Gilman, eight months In the county Jail
and fined $500
Hugh Ferguson, former common
councilman. eight months I'M the couu-
~ jail and fined $500,
Or. W. n Weber. former select ooun-
Gilman, elk months in the county jail
and fned $500.
p. b. Kearns, former select council
man. four months In the county Jail
and fined $3.50
Morris Einstein. former select coun-
Gilman. six months in jail and fined
$500.