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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-03-10

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/ can save you from $50 to SIS OH 1
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Muslin underwear, large new line al
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A hard coal burner for sale $40. 224
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Ask your druggist for One Herb
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Our line of st. Patrick and Easter
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+. Chapple ~ Co. have few calen-
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for hair goods, switches, pomps, etc.
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Ask Peck, the shoe man, about the
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level.
Call at w. ID. Ponds and see the
white bronze grave cover he is selling.
Just The thing To make your loved ones
grave look right.
Large line Of granite ware, choice,
10c al fattrrson's.
Silk City Cook Books for sale for %
cents AT Underwoods Grocery and the
different dry good stores.
The New Home and the old reliable
Singer sewing machines for sale ut w.
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Cash paid II Cal hair and combings.
Mrs. ;. l., right, over Peoples say
ings Bank.
Butter scotch, peanut brittle and
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terson's.
Don't buy sewing machine until
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Prof. V. Kertcher Optican of Lam
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st. Patrick's day postal cards at w.
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See our line of penny Easter post
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Get your Easter postal cards at w.
ID. Ponds. Beautiful designs at low
prices.
New line OF ladies' shirt waists at
Patterson's.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-03-10
MarshmaHows at
Half Price

On Saturday mention this ad
and we will sell you ten cent box
for cents Of the finest marshmal-
lows ever made.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-03-10
Toilet Waters

Violet, Lavender, Lilac in 25c
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No Substitute

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eemedy for coughs, col dis, throat and
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-03-10

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Have SO many good bargains
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popular kind, saturday only, l0c
a box. Regular price 25c box.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-03-10
For Chspped Hands

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ing lots of it-25cts.
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best seller we have ever seen in this
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-03-10

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ment of $40 will pay the interest
and make reduction on the debt
which grows smaller each month.
Let us show you how you can easily
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
THEY SELL COPPER
WELL |NTOFUTURE
Europe Takes Advantage of
Break and Exports Will
Increase.

Sellers Of copper report a general
reawakening of interest on the part OF
buyers with a broad inquiry and sales
larger than reported for long time.
says the Wall Street Journal The
three big electric concerns. Wrestling
house. General Electric and Western
Electric com panieS, are said to have
been heavy buyers during the last few
days, and the total of sales is esti-
mated at not less than 50.000,0 900
pounds Phelps Dodge & Co are out of
the market. and the remaining big sell
ers are holding for 10 cents with fur
Their advances likely.
The weakness in the April statistics
lay in the smallness of exports Eu-
rope bought extensively on the recent
break in the metal and exports for the
current month will be much larger than
in April With a continuation Of the
present buying movement a decrease in
stocks during May is certain.
The United Metals Selling company
made fairly large sales of electrOlytic
copper at ID cents a pound. This is an
advance of nearly half a cent a pound,
based upon quotations that have re-
Gently been made on small lots Of the
metal
The fact that certain consumers are
willing to purchase copper from the
cents pound is taken as an indica ton
that many of the large agencies. and
producers who have been selling cop
per at a lower figure, are sold up
pretty well into the future. 1t is known
that one large producing company has
sold its possible production to the lat
ter part of June.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
Mines and Mining Stocks
ASSAYS SHOW new
STRIKE IS RICHER
Proven Conservative Is Man.
ayers Estimate of Nevada
Hills Big Find.

Confirmation of the Importance Of
the new strike in Nevada Hills, an
nounced two days ago by telegram,
was received yesterday by local inter
ests in the form OF assay returns and
other data. Close sampling of the ledge
has shown, in fact, that il is even richer
than Manager w. II. Weber first re-
ported it to be, while a telegram letter,
also received yesterday morning, says
that there has been material improve
ment since the assay samples We're
taken, that the ledge is stronger and
more thoroughly in place and is pur-
suing its regular course as IL Is fur-
Their opened east of the fault
Mr.. Webber'S first account OF the
feet of ore running better than sac a
ton, with siX-inch streak on the foot
wall, which should be good for S5Oe a
ton. The assays show that he was
conservative. of six samples taken OF
the face and the fOoJWdll streak. the
lowest gave values of S40.36 a ton in
gold and silver; that was an average
Of % inches of ore above the footwail.
Another section of 80 inches, below the
fOOtwau, returned $56.25 a ton, while a
face ran S15S.53 a ton Two samples of
the six inches of tale showed S152-4O in
gold and 9T.7S ounces silver. and
S241.60 gold and 544.52 ounces silver
Great credit is given to Manager
Weber by local officials of the COM
pany for having successfully figured
out the system of south-dipping fis-
sureS in a normally faulted country,
with the result that the big mine has
been brought in with the minimum out
lay to find it. He now has an abso-
lutte line upon the ore occurrences, they
aver, with no chance of going astray
1t is simply a matter Of developing the
rich ore bodies in the permanent zone
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
TONE OF MARKET
SLIGHTLY BETTER
Mining Stocks Show Improved
Form After Week of
Quiet Trading.

Somewhat better form was shown by
the mining stock market Saturday, aft
er week of slow buying, almost de-
void of features. Lower Mammoth
softened slightly, selling at SIC to 55c;
Colorado held reasonably well at SIC to
csc; Cedar Talisman was steady at 12c
to lac, Tintic Central was firm at &c
to sac, Iron Blossom brought 99c. and
there was some demand for Prince
Consolidated at zee to 75c.
The strong feature of the week was
the advance of Ohio Copper from be-
low 81 a share to $500 and better. The
advance was started by investment
buying, which quickly followed the
sudden drop OccaSiOned by tlrOWing on
the eastern market large block of col
lateral stock; and il was greatly ac-
centuated upon acquittal of A Angus
tus Heinze, which is taken to remove
the last obstacle in the way of financ-
ing Ohio Copper for large production.
The stock was bought extensively by
local as well as by eastern investors
Lower Mammoth declined slightly
when it became known that the strike
on the 2,eO0-foot level of the mine did
not Immediately develop into a large
ore body, as at first seemed probable.
The drift is being extended in ore to-
ward the contact. however, with cOndi-
lions altogether favorable for opening
a new mine in the lower levels.
Nevada Mills did not at first respond
to the announcement, of a strike Of
more than ordinary Importance. 1t be-
came stronger yesterday when was re-
ceived word that the ledge, encountered
east of the fault, was stronger than
when first opened. The stock sold st
Gle on the regular call, and a bid of
CSC on the curb failed to bring out an
offering.
Cedar Talisman continued a favorite.
although the price failed to hold to the
high mark of 15c. which was touched
company's property, where shipping IS
being started from recent ore disclos-
ures, were all favorable, but upon ev-
cry slight advance of the stock there
is enough profit-taking to overcome the
limited buying power of the present
market.
Colorado recovered to some extent
upon realiZa tion that reports concern
ing the giving out of ore in the mine
had been overdrawn. Tintic Central
was strong, considering the state of the
market and the known proba bility that
some time must elapse before ore Will
be encountered. Columbus Consolidated
withstOOd handsomely the sale of stock
weaken somewhat afterward- Reports
from the mine are favorable. The mill
is kept running three shifts upon ore
taken out in doing development work.
and shipping Of first class ore and con-
centrateS has been resumed.
Total number of shares sold Satur-
day. 22100; value, s5,1S9. So Totals
for the week, 226,7O5 shares of the val
ne of s66,S31.5O.
Closing quotations and the days
sales:
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
UTAH CON. NEW ORE
ISLOST SIGHT OF
East Is lust Learning of Impor-
tant Development Be-
low Fault.

That Utah Consolidated is opening
virtually new mine in its lower lev
els, below and north of the faulted
zone, is just becoming known to some
Of the eastern financial wizards Tha!
the new ore body is of enormous pro-
portions had been pretty well demon
strated at the close of last year, al
though. because the ore had not been
blocked out extensively, 1t cut little
or no figure in the company's state
ment Of reserves. And it's possibilities
were not mentioned in the company
annual report, the figures Of which
caused such a heavy drop in the price
of its stock.
Utah Consolidated is now well into
the new ore body and it has held it's
values since ii was first opened. It's
average values are believed to be
somewhat better than the run of the
mine" in the past. While the cost OF
mining in the lower levels will be
somewhat greater, it is not unlikely
that the higher values will near
ly meet that extra expense, while the
reduction in smelling charges under
the new contract with the Tooele
smeiter OF the International company
m which Utah Consolidated owns
100000 interest. together with the
saving of transportation cost through
using its own electric tramway, will
afford Utah Consolidated increased
earning Of no small moment
Suge esting that, while resu nptiop OF
dividends may not be expected i'm
mediately, bit trat from n)w on U:aIi
Consolidated MAY be an imDroving
propo sition, the Boston News Bureau,
with thinly-veiiei Sarcasm. adds.
1t is quits likely that the -inSio-
will be willing to bIv it back under
S2o'"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
MOUNTAIN LAKE To
DRIVE TUNNEL On
Expects to Cut 2O0-Foot Vein
Within 1000 Feet of
Present Face.

The Mountain Lake Mining company
has resumed work in its tunnel, after
a shutdown of five months. Results
OF driving the tunnel, which is in from
5000 to 1000 feet, have been disap-
pointing. partly on account of mis-
calculation of the distance to the vein.
1t is estimated now that not to exceed
eco feet more of driving will be re-
quired to cut the ledge.
The face of the tunnel at this time,
said Superintendent William Witt yes
terday, is directly underneath the vein
outcrOppings. Work done on the vein
both on the surface and at depth of
800 feet shows that it is dipping toward
the northwest, or away from the face
of the tunnel, and, as the tunnel will
cut il I,4OO feet below the surface, we
expect to have to run something less
than 1000 feet more to get it.
I'VE expect before the summer is
over to do some work in the vein of
high-grade copper ore which was cut
in 1906. 1t is the intention to install
a pump and TO sink on the ore, as IL
shows up strong going down The
best samples assayed So per cent cop
per and s210 in gold.
Says Vein Is in Granite.
1T is fact that the last 1900 feet
of the tunnel is entirely in granite. 1t
is also a fact that the vein is in granite
on the Cottonwood side The surface
showing would lead one to believe
that it is a contact vein, but it is not;
IL is a fissure. The tunnel on the Cot
tonwood side is all IN granite The
vein was crosscut for zoo feet from
that side We expect to cut the same
vein at the much greater depth from
the Snake creek side"
Mr. Witt regards it unlikely that
the company will levy an assessment
this year. He makes the statement
concerning the property, he says, not
to influence anyone to buy stock Of
the company, but for benefit of those
who already own the stock
Mountain Lake stock sold in 1906
for 81 a share" he aided. I'VE were
then 5000 feet from the objective point;
we are now directly under it So use
your own judgment about selling"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
MINING NOTES,

D. Austin Brown, president of the
Anal Samated Nevada Mining company
is in the city on the way to his home
in Boston after having Inspected his
companys properties in the Blackhorse
district. The special purpose of his
visit to camp was to see under way
the installing of the company's new
mill. which, ne says, will be pushed as
rapidly as possible. Mr.. Brown believes
firmly that rich mines will be opened
in Blackhorse, and he is confident that
his company is well on the way toward
opening at least one of them.
A G. Burritt has returned from
Blackhorse mining district. where he
went to lay out new work for the Oha-
ma Mining company.
e c. Coffin, superintendent of the
Lower Mammoth mine, was in the city
yesterday from Tintic.
A J. Bettles left last night for Alas
ka to examine mining properties in
which he is interested.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
MOSCOW TO GO ON
DIVIDEND BASIS
Beaver County Producer Shows
Earnings Which Mean
Profit Distributions.

That the Moscow Mining company is
shipping every month from its Beaver
county mine about 500 tons of ere
which nets better than $50 a ton that
the company will by the end of May
be out of debt and that it should carly
IN July go upon a dividend-pay ing pa
sis. are salient facts brought out n the
official statement 1f the rOmpany's OPP
erdtionS for the fiscal year which ended
April 30, 1910
During the year the company's net
cash receipts from ore sales were $54,-
324.S1, and its disbursements, includ-
ing all mine expenses and a payment
of $4,000 upon its Indebtedness, were
S51,540.3S- 1t began the year with a
bank balance of s554.37 ana ended it
with cash on hand of S3,33S.S0.
During the year which ended De-
cember 81, 1909" says the report, 70
stockholders, the company shipped
1,S40.27 tons Of ore, netting the COM
freight. sampling and assaying. or a
net average value OF s21.57 ton.
Ore Values Increase.
From December 81, 1909, TO May IS
1910, the company has shipped 912,S2
tons of ore, netting s2S,S6744. or a net
average value oS s31.62 ton.
The ore Slipped in 1909 caIGe mostly
from the 800 evei and above being on
extension north of the old workings
and the supply Ircm that source gives
no indication of exhaustion. The strike
of the vein is north and south, with
dip of IS degrees to the east. Con-
siderable ore from tl.is source is still
being extracted
"The ore in the vein opened in The
north extension of The 400 level, with
the same strike and dip, as shown by
the workings SO fer extended, is opened
more than $50 feet on the strike An
inclined winze has followed the ore on
the dip of the vein more than 100 feet
below the 400 level and several raises
Oro 1T1TxT n
than 75 feet and the ore appears con-
tlnuous and permanent in all Jirec-
tions- Its average width in the winze
is about four feet. This ore is clean
requires no sorting, and yields about
$40 ton, containing about 80 ounces
OF silver and 45 per cent lead The
distance from the 400 level to the sur
face on the dip of the vein is about
700 feet.
Vein Is Permanent.
THE Moscow vein is shown to have
great permanence and regularity and
is covered ~ the patented ground Of
than 1900 feet and carries the right
to its greatest depth within the VERT
cal planes of the end lines
The company is now shipping a car
load of fifty tons of ore every third
day and by the end of the month all
Indebtedness will be paid and the earn
ings will probably Justify the paying
or dividends, beginning July 5, or soon
thereafter
THE directors of the company are
Matthew Cullen, J. L. Rawlins ia 600
Moritz. F. ]. Leonard and Athol Raw
Inns. The officers of the company atc:
Matthew Cullen, president; Jacob Nor
itZ, vice president, Athol Raw,ins, sec
rotary and L. H. Farnsworth. treasurer
The above were elected at the regular
stockholders meeting held May 2, 1910,
to serve for the current year.
Hereafter the fiscal year of the
company viii end December 81 instead
of April 30"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
SUNSET WILL DRIVE
TO CUT TWO LEDGES

Work is to be commenced Immediate
ly upon the group of four claims of
the Sunset Leasing company, in Star
district, Beaver county. The property
is about one mile south of the Harring-
ton Hickory mine and less than two
miles north of the Moscow. 1t is cut
by two large assures. in which high
grade ore has been disclosed in a So
foot shaft and other surface workings.
A tunnel is to be driven into the noun
tain upon one of the veins and it will
be practicable to explore both veins
through that working.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
WHEN ASSESSMENTS ARE DUE.

Assessments levied this month by
Knight companies. with dates of de-
linquency and sales, are: Black Jack,
lie, delinquent June 10, sale July 5;
Beck Tunnel, 1c. delinquent June Il.
sale July 6; King David, lac, delinquent
June Is, sale July s; Indian Queen, &c,
delinquent June IA, sale July Z.
Assessments of other companies,
which become delinquent during the
week. are: Federal Ely, 1c, delinquent
May II, sale June 4; Opex, &c, delin-
quent May 16, sale June Z: Utah Con-
solidated, 1c, delinquent May 20, sale
June s; Silver Shield, 1zc, delinquent
May IS, sale June g
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
TO0ELE SHELTER TO
FILL ITS ORE BINS

The Tooele smelter is virtually com
pleted and is ready to treat the ores
of the Utah Consolidated company, or
any other company, according TO the
statement Of a representative of the
International Smelling & Refining
company. The smelter will not be
started. however, until the latter part
of June or early in July, on account of
decision of the management TO accum-
ulate 10000 or $4,000 tons Of ores. This
will enable the smelter to continue in
operation should anything happen that
would prevent regular shipments from
the mines.
The new SmelteF was built as a
1,500-ton plant, but it is expected to
demonstrate an actual capacity of
about 1,S00 tons day.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
SHELTER TOOPEN
BIG COPPER CAMP
Mason Valley and Nearby
Mines FavorabIy Impress
Boston Expert.

"A new Nevada property which is
bound to attract considerable atten-
ton is the Mason Valley mine, in Yer
ington district" says w F. Bartholo-
NEW, a Boston expert, in summing up
the results of his observations upon an
extended western trip
Mason Valley has developed about
100000 tons of a 81 per cent to per
cent sulphide ore TO depth of only
400 feet 1t will be low cost pro-
Queer, as its ground is adapted to the
caving system of mining. It will i'm
mediately start work on the building
Of an S0O-ton smelter and this should
result in the opening Of a new cop
per district for several mines in the
district. Captain De Lamar's Blue
stone and the Nevada-Douglas are
only awaiting smelling facilities to be
afforded by the Mason Valley com
pany before starting on a producing
basis.
The recent issue of $1,000, 600 con-
vertible bonds by the Mason Valley
company provided the funds with
which to build the plant and an ex-
tensive custom ore business will be
developed in addition to the treat
ment of its own ores The companv
already has net values in its mine OF
three times the present selling price
of its 154, 200 shares OF stock and as a
completed mining and smelling propo-
s1t1on II will have working capital
of 100000 cash after its smelter is
built"
Describing what he saw at Globe
Ariz., Mr.. Bartholomew says:
Inspiration is a whale. Already
30.O0O.000 tons OF ore can be figured
upon, while drill operations indicate
that 5o,000,000 tons of per cent ore
is not an extravagant estimate for the
block of ore 5000 feet in length which
lies east of what is known locally as
the Taylor fault. and west of the fault
there is an enormous acreage in which
q drill has yet 10 penetrate.
plans for 5,000-t0n mill will re-
ceive early attention, for a site has
been agreed upon Recent develop
ments have shown the Inspiration ore
body in the center of the property to
be over 500 feet thick
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
Saturday Sales.

Cedar Talisman, 1850 at 12c.
East Tintic Development. 1000 at 2Ac.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at SIC; 500 at
SEC.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at 9tc.
Nevada Hills, 500 at Gle
Ohio Copper, 800 at $500; 100 at
S3.225-
Prince Consolidated. 100 at 7sc; 100
at 75c.
Tintic Central, 4, 900 at &c. 200 at 91c
Utah Consolidated, 1000 at sac.
Open Board.
Cedar Talisman, 1000 at 12c; 1.000 at
123c, buyer sixty days.
Colorado. 500 at &c: zoo at CSC.
Iron Blossom, 100 at CSC.
Lower Mammoth, 700 at 55c.
Mineral Flat, 1000 at Sc; 1000 at 3tc,
buyer sixty days.
Ohio Copper. 100 at s3.20.
Utah Consolidated, 1900 at SIC.
.Totals-Regular. II,40O shares at
S2,S77.00; open board. IL 400 shares at
S2,312.5o. Weekly totals, 226,705 shares
at $66,S31.50
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
UNLISTED STOCKS.

After having on Frioay advanced to
SIC and reacted to 4sc. Opex was yester-
steady, with sales of 1.4O0 shares at
portance of the reported strike in the
mine, and many are anxiously awaiting
official confirmation of the word that
an extension of the Centennial Eureka
ore body has been found in Opex ground.
Other sales: Federal Ely, 600 al sac:
Ely Witch, 500 at 1Oc; Mammoth, 100 at
csc. Closing quotations.