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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
SHOOTS At TWO SUSPECTS
NEAR TIMES AUXILIARY

What appears to have been an at
| tempt by two men to blow up the
Times auxiliary plant at College and
San Fernando streets Saturday morn
ing about twenty minutes after the
wrecking Of the Times building was
thwarted by G. ]. Johnson, 1852 West
Pico street, who was on duty as night
watchman at the Baker Iron works,
near by. The night watchman fired
two shots at the fleeing men.
According to the watchman's story,
on hearing the detonation of the ex-
plosion at the Times building, he went
outside of the Baker Iron works en-
! closure and started south on North
Broadway, intending to circle the com
pany's property to see If everything
was all right.
II had proceeded but a short dis
tance down College street." said john
son yesterday. LAS l came to where
the alley behind the Times linotype
! school building intersects College
street l distinctly heard a noise like
the tapping of pick or hammer
coming from the alleyWay, which was
rather dark.
"As 1 started toward the alley to
investigate, the sounds stopped and
two men suddenly darted out into the
alley, running south at a good speed.
81 shouted to them to halt several
times, but they paid no heed to my
commands, so 1 fired at them twice.
But the alleyway was so dark that 1t
made accurate shooting impossible. I
doubt whether either bullet reached its
mark"
NEGRO IS ARRESTED
Owing to the darkness of the alley,
Johnson was unable to get a descrip-
ton of the fleeing men, and on careful
investigation about the building no
trace of their work could be found.
| Officers working on the case believe
| that the men were disturbed just as
they were commencing operations.
Earlier in the evening Watchman
Johnson noticed the peculiar actions of
two men who seemed to be prowling
about the North Broadway side of the
works. These two men, Johnson be-
lieves, were keeping track of the
movements of the guard within the
works.
About half an hour after firing the
two shots at the fleeing men Watch
man Johnson arrested a negro, who,
when discovered, was hiding in what
seems to be an old excavation for
building to the east of the Baker Iron
works property where it faces on Col
lege street, almost directly across
from the point where the alley inter
sects The only explanation the negro
gave for his presence at that unusual
place at that early hour was that he
was hunting for chicken feed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
BUILDERS PUBLICATION
TO CONTINUE, SAYS LIES

Harry lies, editor and owner of the
Builder and Contractor. whose plant
and office in the Baumgardt building
stroyed, stated last night that there
would be no cessation in issuing the
trade publication. Offices have been
taken at 115 North Broadway, directly
across the street from the former loca-
tion. The regular daily issue will be-
gin again Monday, and the weekly issue
will be made Thursday as usual
through the use of the various printing
and publishing shops in the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
DECLARES CHARGE is ABSURD

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ANDREW
]. Gallagher secretary of the San
Francisco labor council, in a statement
today characterized as absurd the
charge that the dynamiting of the Los
Angeles Times building was the result
of a plot laid by industrial enemies of
that paper, and expressed deep sympa-
thy of the union men of San Francisco
for the families of the victims.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-27

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section Of II
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
UNION Chief MINE
SHIPS GOOD ORES
Three Cars Silver and Lead
Rock Received From This
New Shipper.

Another producer was introduced 10 the
local market last week in tho case of the
Union Chief company, whose property is
located In tho Sautaquin section ol Utah
IL was stated Monday by one well ac-
quainlcd with the company that there are
now three ears OF splcnuid silNct-iead ofc
in the local market. and thai the man
arcmeut was making haste 20 have the
total shipments FOR This month reach Lou
tons.
There are seven different faces in the
Union Chief presenting orc cI shipping
grade and the richest values arc coming
from tho lowest point so Tar developed IN
the property, values al that point rum
ming as high AS Co per cent lead. lhe
Union Chief has been al work Tor many
months developing Its resources at dcptn.
and in road making, and cousidcfeoie
amount OF money has been put INTO thc
property Ia bring II To its present splcnuid
condition. Some Of The best known Shlt
Lake mining talent is interested III Inns
company, q. T.. BemiS being president
and manager.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
NOTICE.

sNotice is hereby given by the City
Council of Salt Lake City OF the inten-
tion OF such council TO make the follow
ing described improvement wit:
Constructing and laying sewer lateral OF
Wtrified pipe eight (S) inches in diameter
in Strons's court. connecting with the
main sewer on the north side OF Fourth
South street between Eighth East and
Ninth East streets. in Sewer District No.
!. and 'defray the abutters' portion OF
the coat and expense thereof estinla ted
at five hundred nine and 11-100 $500 III
dollars. or 0S-100 ESQ. 9S) dollar per front or
linear foot Of abuttipg property. there be
Ing 5195 feet abuttinC said Improvement,
by a local assessment upon the lots or
pieces OF ground within The following de-
scrihed district. being the district TO be
ment, namely.
The east side OF the north 1915 feet
OF the west Al % feet Of lot .: the south
side OF the east SO feet OF the west
14o5 feet OF lot T. ne west side OF the
north 1915 feet Of the east 90,75 feet OF
lot .; the west side Of the north 1885
feet of the south 1855 feet OF the cas-,
~ feet of lot ? all in block II. plat B
Salt Lake City survey.
rying out of such intention must be
presented in writing. stating therein lot
and block. or description OF property. to
the City Recorder on or before the 9th
day Of December 1910, being the time
sci by said council when II Will hear and
consider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council of Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated October 2t. 1910.
r. S. RTvEs. City Recorder.
Seyar Extension No 2SS. t192e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
ELY CONSOLIDATED
IN GOOD CONDITION
Company Installing the Third
Boiler To- Properly Care
for Water.

A company well equipped Tor the fu-
ture, and ono comfortably fixed for an
energetic winter of development effort, Is
the Ely Consolidated Copper company.
the management OF which is now in
Stalng new boilers at the mine In order
To handle more economically and more
surely the flow of water struck at the
zone WAS found d week or more ago al
the l6D-foot level of the Zack SHAFT, and
the porphyry there found was finely MIN
craliZsd. Tho three boilers now being
placed in position viii afford all tho
power necessary for taking care oi the
Cow
General Manager Levy stalled on Mon
day that Inc Intended to drive the Lac.
immediate tely 10 The a00-foot level, and
there crosscut and drift very mitch I'm tho
same fashion as wes done on the mo
was done mainly in lcachcd porphyry, and
the presence OF The mineral al tn. next
level gives promise OF making the 800
level work important and gratifying 10
all concerned.
Mr.. Levy states that tho treasury is
We'll lined for the campaign now deter
mined on. The last assessment having
holders a snug working fund. The neces-
slty OF handling The water flow naturally
increases the current expenses Of the
| company, but Mr.. Levy believes that this
expense can he kept to the minimum by
Il plan he is contcmpla ting putting into
execution Tho mine work certainly has
reached n most interesting point. and Il
great deal Of interest ccntcrs on thc effort
soon To hc given the 500 level OF the IucLi
shaft
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
No ALARM DUE
OVER PORPHYR|ES
Analysis of Tonnage Shows Only
Few Years Average Total
Output.
WHY SOME PEOPLE
TALK COPPER FAMINE
Porphyry Mines Will Hardly
Brighten Copper Prices
Much Lower.

Doubtless tho most astounding develop
ment with which the mining industry mas
had to deal in recent history Is the ar
rival OF The 30 called copper porphyry
propositions with their resources meas
urine- into heretofore unIhought OF hs-
urcs The porphyrIcs soon became the
great buSaboo OF the copper situation.
aud the old time fellows began to dodge
whnt they though, was All numerically
disastrous nooding Of the market WIN
| the red mcial
| But there is one phase. OF the por-
| phyres that has not received its proper
| attention untn Just recently. and this
no doubt has gone far towards decreas-
| ing the alarm at nrst Felt Nhcn the
| varicus companies began talking ABOUT
| millions OF tons of orc where before re-
sources had been measured by The tnou-
sands OF Ions, This Is merely. consider
| ing the tounaGcs claimed by these conf
panlcs in the light Of past production,
| For the sake OF illustration, the com
| bntd tonnaGcs OF SIX OF the newer con-
panies total 10000 900 tons. THIS takes
the Utah Copper. with oo.oUoco0: Kay
| Consulida ted, with so 900 900 Nevada
Consolidated, with 10000, 400; Chino, Will
80 600. 400 and the Miami and Inspira-
| ton. with their 30,000.0 900 tons of de-
vclopcd orc. Figuring the average cop
cent, and giving an average metallic saw
ing OF 10 per cent, and there is given TO-
| baO.V0O.OO0 pounds OF copper To be recoN-
I cred for the market
AS shown by the statistics of the Pro-
ducerS' association for tho year 1909, the
total production was i.f00 e00, 900 pounds
| Divide the recoverable copper in the sin
| lporphyry mines given and there is just
seven and one half years production
available. when figured on 60 per cent
recovery basis the tonnage available Is
reduced 90 SIX and onc-half years sup
| ply.
! II all the other mines OF the world hoo
as much developed orc. or even double
the tonnage OF the porphyries. there is
less developed copper ore In the worlc
| than appreciated. and II tho future does
not provide a more favorable increase IN
the discovery OF new copper mines thar
the past two years. there will be some
treason TO wonder how soon the worlC
| will be called TO face q copper famine.
| An appreciation of the situation eX.
! plains why men OF capital arc giving tho
| untouched regions OF the globe a thor.
ouCh searching for new copper deposits
and. so far, unSucCcsSfullN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
sEwEBAGE; BUFFALO "9oA
Notice to Sewer oontraSssyjSsss rTsssjSs

Notice to Sewer Contrac..ySSccd .Scd
Sealed proposals VII, Trustees Of
the Ma1or and Board o! up 10
C:itv OF Buffalo. Wyoin'nsT. Time, OF
O'clock %. m. MountaiIn, tor furnisl
Sth day OF January. 1871, .o nf all X
all the materials and iaoor i,tou " of q
Necessary for the consiIuo;iy OF Bun
tern Of sewerage in said cl.S GIG, be u
Wvon,iyp All proposals mus, Fiji be
Nv thn blank forms when W. city.
oished Oh for such purpose by .n,iHed .ni el
m,1et ba accompanied by Jsr JssursfaIo. n
Tnr s,aob m drawn on some puI pohIc Ia
loT SiVytpl t'anl and made payaS,Jl F
m mlns, mr of the city OF Buisss, sss, lii
There will be required aoout1 $40 III
tont ~ s-Inch pipe sewer r;'o,n 'iinesr
feet of S-inch pipe sew 4si0 linear
OF 10-inch pipe se~er -oo linear zee
OF 12-iuch pipe sewer, with necc:'
15-inch pipe sewer anholes: 10
house connections: ol 1,iets and q
tanks: % lamp holes oh NV needed.
appurtenances as may the ma1in
1ainimum depth Is fee., Sc 80 depth
depth is IS feet. the &
feet .,o,e blank totiss1
rronosai. and full instructIT'iuna ation sh|
,.r he obtained upon pTttv ClefA
for for TO HAYDEN NJ. Witt ,he pay
R,,sysio a., wyoming, and m as 81
tharefor of the sum oil w. insure n
ant.e ~ good faith ana !"
raturn in good order CLARKE.
cngireer in chaf'
-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
ASSESSMENT NO. 4

Columbus Consolidated Mining com.
pany principal place Of business, rooms
sO1-2 Judge building, Salt Lake City.
Utah. Location OF mines, Little Cotton
wood Mining district. Salt Lake county,
Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing Of the board Of directors held on the
24th day of October. A. D. 1910. an as
sessment OF ten cents per share was
levied on the capital stock of the cor
poration issued and outstanding. paya BILE
10 9. A, Whitney. secretary and treas
urer of the corporation, at the offices Of
the company. rooms 2nl;2 Judge build
November 2s. a. D, 1910. and any stock
upon which said assessment shall not be
paid on or prior to November 2s, A. D.
1870 shall be delinquent at the close Of
business on said day and shall be adyer.
tised for sale at public auction on De-
cember "a, A. D, 1910. at 10 o'clock a m.
and unless payment Is made before shall
be sold on that day to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs
of advertising and expenses Of sale.
g. A WHITNEY,
Secretary Columbus Consolidated Mining
Company. Rooms 201-2 Judge BuilduE
Salt Lake City Utah 83459
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by the a
council Of salt Lake City OF the IND,
ton % such council TO make the foIio7
ing described improvement, TO Wit: e
Extending and laying sewer laterat
vitrifled pine eight (s) inches in diku
eter in Gregory court. connecting M
the main sewer on State street betWsI
Sixth South and Seventh South strss|
In sewer district No. 2. and defray. d
abutters' portion Of the cost and eIpen
thereof. estimated at four hundred tfifi
one and 66~1O0 (s43l s6) dollars. or sf-i
ESQ SD dollar per front or linear foot
abut,ing property. there being 4i5 q
abutting said improvement. by q lox
assessment upon the lots or piecea
ground within the following descrjb
district. being the district to be afYect
and benefited by said. improysusI
namely: =
the west 1es feet. the south side of \
north 1o1 feet of the vest As feet of
east l35 feet; the north side OF the sou
{6 feet Of the west 40 feet Of the e
ls5 feet: and the north side OF the sou
SO feet Of the west 165 feet OF lat
block 2i, plat A. Salt Lake City guY,y
All protests and objections 10 the -
ryins out of such intention must be r1
sented in writing. stating therein lot u
block, or description of property, 70 4
city recorder on or before the 18th d
OF November 1910. being the time
by said council when It will hear q
consider such protests and obJections
may be made thereto. VI
BY order Of the city council OF
Lake City, Utah,
Dated October 10. 1910.
B. s. RIVES. City Records
Sewer extension No 2S5. u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
WHY COPPER OUTPUT
SHOWED AN INCREASE

You need only look al any OF The re-
ports being submitted by copper compa-
nies to appreciate that the programme.
CT coppep curtailment Is being followed
by practically all the big producers. The
Increased productiop shown by the Octo-
her Producers statistics Was due with
cut question 10 the output of metal ac-
cnmulatcd By the rciiner!es last summer.
and Which Is now being treated and
counted in as production. for il is at the
consumption point" -
The above statement was made ycster-
day by 81 wellEnown engineer, whose
sentiments coincide with those OF George
l.. Walker. the advance sheets OF whose
weekly copper letter were received In
Salt Lake on Monday Walker says tina,
the increased production was due To the
refining OF cathodcs. which were acCu.
mulaled during judy and August last. and
which were not refined on account OF the
disinclinatiou TO operate the refincries a,
full capacity during the heated term. Flo
looks fos. this Item to DC felt up uuti
January. perhaps.
.At first blush the October copper sta.
tistics were disappointing the increased
production figures being decided sur.
| prise. But there has been very notice
able revisIor Of first Impressions. and op
| timisni and confidence in the Copper Pro
duccrs association has becu more firml,
oslablishei than ever.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
NOTICE,

> Notice is hereby given by the cl,y rs.-
Gil Of Salt Lake City OF the int.,,,-r-7
such council 10 make the follovi,, I,
scrlbed improvement. to wit:
Extending and laying sewer
vitrlfied pipe eight (s) inches in a..
eter In Shows court. connec,Ino -.
the main sewer on tho north 49,
Eigth South street between Maj
West Temple streets, IN 5ew.r A..
No. 2, and tIefray tho abutie,a. aistrt
OF the cost end expense thercoyP yPor.t
mated at seven hundred nInefy.sJai dt<
TT-l00 Cs79s.7D dollars, or ono M y
Isl .o3) dollars per front or linesr - ~
abuttlng property. there being 71s
abuttlns said improvement. by a d
ground within the following sssos,I
district. beirsg the district 10 he owIn1
and benefited by said inprovs,,so,e
namely: Hs1
The east side Of the west 9o.ss ..
of lots and 8. the east side Of the NJ
Sc feet Of the west 9o-7s feet Of iSe '
the west side OF the south l486 sast
the east 1873 feet OF lot 7. the west =
of the east 1913 feet OF lot q ths y
side Of the north SIS feet Of the asst
feet OF lot I, all in block Is. plat d
Lake City survey
All Protests and objections to the n
ryiug out OF such intention must be (,
sented in writing. stating therein 10,
block, or description OF property. sfo
city recorder on or before the ssth
OF November, 1910. being tho time ~
said council when II Will hear ana a
slider such protests and objections ss =
be made thereto.
By order Of the city council OF 8
Lake City, Utah.
Dated July 20, 1909. Ia
2. s. RIvES, City Racordsr
Sewer extension No. 245 M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
SOME DIFFERENCE or
OPINION ON MARKET

James y. Pollock g. Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish The following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon
Paine, Wcbbcr &; Co. Letter. Boston,
East Butte continued fairly active again
today and slightly stronger. The balance
of tho list was very dull, with no appar-
cnt desire on the part OF any one TO
trade. Lake was weuk Oh the announce
ment that the directors VIII sell at auc-
tion the 1000 shares OF treasury stock
which were not disposed OF at the recent
sale OF stock. We see no reason To look
for anything but higher prices. and would
buy on all reactions,
Logan &; Bryan Stock Letter, New
Iork.-Anothcr exceedingly dun market
and considerable disappointment shown
by those who have been predicting nigh
er prices for this week. We believe that
uhcro was an effort made today by somc
good people lu distribute stocks on the
early strength. and Stlll sec very little
Al the present time 10 warrant our advis-
ing purchases. and unless sone good
cause or more healthy demand for bonds
and securities and foreign investment
takes place. we arc still OF the opinion
Much viii depend on support given by The
interests who have been working for
higher prices. and we sllll advise caution
OH the long side.
New York Sun. Waiting for something
to turn up was quite distinctly Wal
streets occupation. so far as the stocV
market was concerned. during the great
er part OF todaY's session. The opening
was abrupt all around. declines extending
iu about point. after which there was 3
moderate ralT. and subsequent dc
crease i'm activity. although the list main
tancd some underlying hrmness OF tone
Northern Pacific was weak. but no othel
issue was particularly note cWorthy on the
side of reaction. The principal selling
seemed to come from abroad, but wa
more or less concentrated in the frs
haf-hour. Stocks turned veal; In th'
last hour and there was n period Of active
selling which diminished toward thu
close, Leading influence VAS pressure
on Steel common
Gallagher says Chino Ray Consol
dated and Ely Consolidated were tn
strong coppers the curb today. FL.
Consolidated went up TO 20 on buying b.
Henzc stocks were off Il fraction. sive
also weak. Tonopah and Oil stock
quiet: MAYS Oil down on selling by trad
| crs. Market made on the curb today Il
Lchigh Valley; sales, AT a5S to %, abou
900 shares.
Horublower Letter. Boston-Marke
was dun and showed an inclination It
sell off fractionally during most of th
day. but the stocks were we'll taken ol
dips. There was no great pressure L
| sell. Traders sold quite few stocks an,
seemed to nc working for A recession
| Changes were only fractional. East Butt
| bought again today. Sentiment is sti
| bullish for long pull. and good jrdge
arc advising burins on weak days Clos
! ing was steady.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
ASSESSMENT.

Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the board OF directors OF the
Snake Creek Consolidated Mining COM
pany. corporation OF Utah, held on No
vember 3 1870 an assessment Of one
NTH OF one cent per share vas levied up
on the Issued and outstanding capital
stock OF said corporation. payable imme-
at the office OF said corporation 525 Nc
1ntyre building. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on Thursday. Decem-
vertised for sale, and unless payment is
sooner MADE will be sold at public auc-
tion on Tuesday, January 81 1911, at 13
o'clock noon at the office of said corpoY-
alton aforesaid for the purpose Of pay
Ing such delinquent assessment together
with the cost OF advertising and expenses
Of sale, EDWARD McGURRIN.
Secretary Snake Creek Consolidated Min
ing Company. b25 Mcintyre Building,
. Salt Lake City. Utah. 1897
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
REPORT OF THE WONDER:
PROFIT FOR THE YEAR
Special to The Tribune.

NEW YORK. N Y. Nov. @i.-The
fourth annual report %. the Nevada
Wonder Mining company for the year
ended September 81 was received in this
city today. The home office Of the com
pany is in Philadelphia, The income
account shows total receipts OF Sl2S. .292.
from which is deducted payments for
construction and expenses amounting to
hand Of s13,5l0 which compares with
S6f90 on October |. 1909. The balance
sheet shows total assets OF So III $40 OF
which 81 I.io9. 900 is represented by prop
crty account The report of Ferdinand
II, Crazer. the secretary. notes that con-
tracts were let for the initial unit of
mill TO treat ores developed and to fur
nish power.