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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29

sofa. Mrs. Merriam and Miss Laura Mer-
Ram have returned from their country
place, Liberty Furnace, in Virginia, to at
tend the Bell Fortescue wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean
have taken a house at Atlantic City for
month before going to Bar Harbor for
| the summer.
Miss Grace Ball and Granville r. For
tescue. a relative Of Col Theodore Ro"se
veAt, will be married on June I. The GER
emony will be celebrated at Twin OAKS
the country seat of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
pejl the bride-elect's parents. Mr.. For
tescue was formerly a captain In the
United States army.
| Mrs. Derwin Clisbey of Mobile, Ala.
who has been visiting In washington
is now in New York.
Miss Mathilde Townsend, who will be
married soon to Peter Gerry OF New
York. has the same liking for Atlantic
City as Miss Katherine Elkins and otner
well-known Washington society girls She
snends nearly every weekend at the re-
sort.
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter and Mrs. George
Sutherland, accompanied by the two sons
of Senator and Mrs. Carter, will sail
June for a three-months stay In Eu-
rope. They will go first to Copenhagen,
where they will he entertained by the
American minister and Mrs. Egan. They
will visit Oberammergau for THE Pas
sion Play" in July. and will attend the
opening of the opera season at Munich.
The ambassadors are widely scattered.
Baron Rosen and his family will go to
Bar Harbor next month. Ambassador
Jusserand and Nine Jusserand are III
| France. Count Won Bernstorn will leave
for Germany July l. to Join the countess.
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce will leave
| for Manchester By -the-Sea next month.
The Belgian minister will go abroad in
| August. The Costa Rican minister has
gone to Central America for the summer
The Danish minister will soon go abroad
| Invitations have been received here
from Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Rowley of
Los Angeles CAL, for the marriage of
their daughter, Grace Rowley, and Thorn
as Caldwell Ridgway. OF this city. Thurs
dav evening, June 2, at $3.50 o clock, at the
Emmanuel Presbyterian church. Los An
geles They will be at home after July 10
at 1921 Menlo avenue, Los Angeles. Mr..
Ridgway was for several years engaged
In the newspaper profession and practice
recent visit to washington he was adj
mitted to practice before the supreme
court of the United States
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29

Call 103 either phone for
Ingram Lithia Water or rates
at hotel. =
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29

Former Governor Merriam, of Mnne-
sofa, Mrs. Merriam and Miss Laura Mer-
Ram have returned from their country
place, Liberty Furnace, in Virginia, to at
tend the Bell Fortescue wedding.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29

cles, during her first season in WASH
ington as cabinet hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean
have taken a house at Atlantic City for
month before going to Bar Harbor for
the summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
INTERNATIONAL PLANT
STARTS MIDDLE OF MAY
General Manager Mathewson SAYS
smciter VIII be Ready as soon
=. Ore l. Delivered.

In about seven weeks. or a little
after the middle OF May. the
international Smelling and Re
hning plant at Pine canyon
viii be in position TO handle
ore. according Co General Manager e.
=. MatheWson, who is in the city today
from Butte. He asserts that the plant
viii be able To carry out lbs contract
Just as soon as the Utah Consolidated
Is ready to deliver ore over the new
tramway
At this point there is some question.
J. y. Risque, general manager OF the
Utah Consolidated declares that the
company will be able to send ore just
as soon as the smelter Is able 70 care
for H. IN turn Manager Mathews0n as
serts that just as soon as the mining
company is ready the smelter will be
there 90 receive the ore. AS near az
can bee ascertained the tramway will
not be finished until Nav rs or later.
The man in charge declares that Do
VIII take seven weeks 90 complete the
work BY that time the smelter Will
be ready for operations.
Mr.. Mathewson says that the roast
ers are being lined and the dust
chambers have been completed The
last steel building Is now going up.
The converters have all been installed
and the crane for handling them Is
now being put In.
The only thing lacking al the
sampler Is the putting on OF the belts
and this will be finished In a few
DAYS AZ the power house every thing
has been put in and only the firing
up Is necessary TO put the plant in
operation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
CONCENTRATES.

J. 3 Jenson left last night for the
Good Springs district 10 look after the
work being done on the Ninety nine
copper property.
The Dry Canyon company at stock
ton rs getting the work in shape at
the mine FOR an active campaign. The
teams are now able To get up the grade
10 the mine and win soon be hauling
ore
The meeting Of the Anaconda Copper
company of Butte win be- held today
for the purpose OF increasing the Caui-
tai stock from 100000 shares TO 5000
900 shares for the purpose Of effecting
a consolidation o. the big Butte prop
critics
Colin Mcintosh. general manager ot
the Ohio Copper company has gone east
on business. II is expected that orders
will shortly he given for work TO conn
meuce ON the remaining two units II
. the concentration. II would be 80 DAYS
after the machinery was ordered bee
fore lt would arrive and then about
co DAYS for its installation N will re-
qure at least four months 20 finish up
the plant after the order is given.
capt Duncan MacVichle has return
ed from YerinEton where he has bcol
for several weeks attending % his
duties as general manager OF the No
after the affairs az the Nevada Doug.
las mine
There is considerable speculation rs
TO the New England Copper g. Gold
Mining company becoming absorbed by
the Utah Metal Mining company This
would be means Of settling the suit
filed by the latter company against tho
New England for the payment OF t275.-
900 worth Of ore alleged 10 have been
illegally extracted nom the Utah Metal
ground.
The old Highland Boy smelter M
Nidvale has been completely demui-
ished. The little settlement that once
clustered about the smelter has also
disappeared and nothing remains Of the
metallurgical works but a heap Of
debris Part ~ the material went 20
the International smelter IN Pine can
yon while what remained went to the
junk shop.
Thomas Gallagher a well known
mining engineer, has gone to Jerbldge,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
ISSUES ANNUAL REPORT.
DalN-Wcst shows Decided Improve
mcnt ia Work of Past Year.

Stockholders of the DAILY West Min
inns, .onpanv are receiving comics OF the
annual report OF the company which
shows tho greatest development In the
mine Tor many years The new work
between the $50 and [ .s0O-foot levels.
which has brought into siRht 100 600
toms Of ore. is I'M "a new part OF
the mime and is about the best show
inc OF milling ore that the company
mas had IL is mostly OF a milling
rrnds. but There is also a large amount
of shipping ore i'm II.
should the same ore body be- opened
up ON the 600 ana e1Oo levels. as Isl
eypeetcd IL win prove the greatest
milling ore body the mime has even
had Manager Ernest Hamburger de-
,feres tbe ono bnI, is tbo host OF its
character over opcnsl mn i'm thr mime
,Uu sfu.riptsudent sherman saws
tbaf 40 5et TONS of ono ,ycre handled
st mo MIN during the wear Further
tbar maj he spoaI,s I'M detail Of Inc
,,rrl recommended bv tbc use Of vii
0r,. fables In qerurIng "a Zinc conron-
frif. pr,Iugt which MAS Skinned
vbs financial condition of tbs com.
panv is ae follows. cash ON hand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or respective sin.
ers for further information
In the District Court OF the Third
judicial District OF the State Of Tah
I'm and for salt Lake County probate
division. In tire matter Of The estate q
Alfred Moses. Deceased NotCe-Ths
petition Of Margaret MAY Moses Burke
administrators Of the estate OF Alfred
Moses. deceased, praying for an order %
borrow money by mortgage on real
property Of said deceased and that an
persons interested appear before SAID
court 10 show cause why au order should
not be made to borrow $50 and m0rtEgs
30 much as shall Boz necessary of be
following described real estate situated
in Salt Lake County. Utah fo-wit.
Beginning al "a point O rods south iron
the northeast corner OF ODE northeast
quarter Of section 10. township south
range / west, Salt Lake Meridian. and
running thence north along the section
line between section Il and rs. && rods
thence north "a degrees 5o minutes east
5i.f rods to the West Bank Of the J0f.
dan river: thence southerly along said
bank OF said river 20 n point IS rods
due south from the north lime IT SAID
section "a. thence west "a rods more or
less to the said section line between
said sections "a and rs. thence north 1855
rods 10 the point Of beginning, contain
ing 8lH acres more or less has been sd
for hearins on MONDAY. the 4th day p
April, 1910, at o'clock %. IN. al ne
County Court House in the Court Room
of said Court in salt Lake city Utah
Witness the Clerk OF said Court Win
the seal thereof affixed this 23rd day
OF March. 4. y. 1910
MARGARET ZANE wIrcHERR
BY H. p. Palmer. Deputy.
Lawrence q Robertson. Attorneys for
Petitioner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
SALT LAHERS BUY
ARIZONA PROPERTY
Am spcnd ss.00o.ooO in Developing
Grnuud-WHi J-c Automobile
Trucks ~ Hauling the orc.

Los Anaaie. NaI,h -'E g. Osborne
md o.. 49, nardv,u t.rrseuuus salt
IIte capital have r.-rur.hae"d ODE
v-arIr,.f.Ysbaraa e0ppe nfup.fTIo- u
fsa PARKER district Arizona. at lu ad-
tan.. of moro tFl1 g. cn' after hayn-
sold tbe-o mines t1 tac Empire Cop
per Shines company fr 100000.
40 tho Uu. 1I the -aie more thau 3D.
year ago. ,ho property uos miles from
the railroad and was Goo far from
srIcIfcr- aal from transportation Co hr
uu ftublv worked without the Invest
mo1t of large amount of capital
The building o. the Santa Fs cutoff.
however. from Bengal to Parker. with
the completion 81 the House-Swansea
lice. has opened up this part of the
Parker miniu- district and places tne
mine Boo 60 position .1 %. Cnsuuly worked
"a the present time tho smsIter OF
the CLARA Consolidated also is ncarins
completion end vIli be blown iu Witt-
Boo the next 30 days This permits tho
reduction Of copper ores WITHIN 10
miles of tho Wafdwel'-Oshorue proper
tics ana hence the ore can bc handled
very chcfuiv
s. Osborrc has just returned to
Los Angeles from % trip Co the Parker
district Boo preparation for the ustalla-
ton OF line OF automobile trucks from
the mine t0 tho railroad. distance OF
ices than seven miles. These trucks are
rcNcu-tou capacity and permit OF the
delivery Of more than Two cars per
day from the property 60 the railroad.
Tho Wardwcll- Osborne properties viii
be a close corporation and mo- stock
viii be- placed upon the market as tho
owners are prepared to- invest f3.No.uOQ
IN the development of the mine under
the English system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
New interpretations

The Ellis Theater company Of Salt
/ Lake city filed articles Of lncorpora-
| tion with the county clerk on Tuesday
! The capital stock 0f the company Is
$1,000 divided into shares OF the par
! value OF 81 each j. G. Ellis Ii presi-
dent. Max Florence. vice president.
John Rugar. secretary and treasurer.
These, with sOren X. Christensen and
Louis Marcus. are the directors. The
company takes over a moving picture
house at Brigham city. the Orpheum
theater at Park city. and the Luna
theatcr at Springville.
An amendment to the articles OF in
corporation Of the Cache Valley Cold
Storage company was fled with the
county clerk on Tuesday. by which the
principal place Of business OF the COM
pany Is changed from salt Lake to
Smithhold and a number Of directors
is increased from three TO i've.
The Lake Side Amusement company
OF this city filed articles Of incorpora-
ton with the county clerk on Tuesday
The company is capitalized at $4,000
divided into shares OF the par value
Of 500 each. W. J. Tuddenham is pres
idcnt j. T.. Langford Jr.. vice presi-
dent and manager: Leroy NJ. Norris.
secretary and treasurer. These. with
Merrill NiblCy and G. Y. Russell. are
the directors. The company owns
leases on some Of the concessions at
Saltair
Articles OF Incorporation OF the Iona
cafe company OF salt Lake city we're
filed with the county clerk on Tuesday
~ is capitalized az S25 900. divided into
shares Of the par value of s. each J
w Eoulot Is president: J. r. Lane.
vice president. Carol Cornelius. secre-
tary and treasurer These are also the
directors
Articles OF Incorporation have been
filed with the secretary of state by the
TOoele Chamber OF Commerce OF
Tooele. Tooele county The company Is
organized 10 promote the general well
fare and business interests Of Tooele
n, r.. Hancock il named as president
Martin Beck. vice president: Hubert
CrohosSy. secretary. and q. A. Sewers
treasurer These with W. r. VIM,
comprise the board OF directors
The Anderson-Larson company Of
ogden has filed articles OF Incorporation
with the secretary Of state. The com
pany is capitalized az $4,000, divided
into shares Of the value OF 500 each.
The company win carry on a wagon
and carriage manufacturing and hard
ware business George T. Larson is
president. Peter j. Anderson is vice
president. and Arthur F. Larson is Sec
Rotary and treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
WOOL.


ST LOUIS.
St Louis. March 3.-Wool dull Ter
ritory and western mediums. . q D. fine
mediums, isG2. fine. 1lal6
BOSTON.
Boston, March 23-rhere is a re-
vival OF interest in the local wool mar
ket principally from the carded wooden
mills and a few goOd-sized transfers are
noted. The inquiry is principally Tor
California stock. with only small dealings
in feeces. Shearing is starting up brisk
~ Ia the far west. but local dealers are
doing little contracting owing TO high
prices b. the growers. The leading do
jmestic quotations range as follows:
Secured basis: Texas hne. u months,
10au. fine o TO $. months, 5000. inu
falls 6Ou62
Fine California. Ga66. MIDDLE county.
57663. fall free. 5SQ60
oregon western No. 1 staple. na72.
western cloth, 65a69; valley No l. 51a
S.
Territory fine staple 7Oq72, fine me-
dium staple 6606S; fine clothing. cog
6s fine medium clothing. 63H65 half
blood, d162; three-eighths blood. 5Su
60. one-quarter blood combing, t5d So;
pulled extra. lla75. hne a, 65a1O, A
supers. 60U@
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
STOCK DEMANDS
HARDENED PRICES

New York. March IA steady opcn-
Ing demand for stocks caused a general
hardening OF prices Reading rose Ia
Amalgamated copper and Virginia Car
oiine Chemical I, and Southern Pacinc
and Brooklyn Transit large fractions.
United States Steel. after touching So
ran on 20 Si7s and Norfolk g. Western
sold point below yesterdays closing
BY o'clock the whole list was on the
down trend.
Underlying conditions in the stock
market were not essentially allotted this
morning and the prospect Of a prolonged
holiday had apparently greater weight
with the professionals In Inducing them
10 sell stocks than to labor troubles
court decisions, money conditions, etc.
Vulcan DEFINING rose and Allis Chal-
mers preferred declined 2, Columbus ana
Hooking Coal Ia and Erie Second pre-
ferred /.
The bond market was heavy.
A break TO Ah IN American Smelling
gave a new downward impetus. IN
which Union Pacific. Southern Pacific.
Reading and other stocks reached their
low level OF the day. Minneapolis and
ST. Louis lost O.
stocks came out In increased volume
late In the day, carrying many stocks
point or more below yesterday close.
American Smelling was the center Of
weakness. falling ~ under yesterdays
close. Corn products preferred lost ga.
Union. Reading. Louisville a Nashville.
". s. Steel, Amalgamated. Copper.
Brooklyn Transit and others 1. Hooking
Valley certificates broke 5 points.
The market closed heavy and dull.
Large selling Of stocks was reported 10
be going on for Boston account and the
congressional election yesterday In the
Fourteenth Massachusetts district rs
ascribed as the motive. The New York
city per cent bond (when issued) sold
down to 1.0 Southern Pacific and
Canadian Pacific fell l. Colorado Fuel ana
Corn products ~ and Chicago Great
Western preferred T. Covering of shorts
made but slight impression on prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
ADDS THREE MILLIONS.
Great Tonnage Added 90 the Devel-
oped ore of Chino Copper.

The following bulletin has been is
sued relative % the condition OF Chino
by Thompson, Towle a. Co, of New
York.
The report for the chino Copper
company for the month Of February
has just been received. II gives the
totally and partially developed ore as
16.1Si.27S tons averaging 26l per cent
copper, or an Increase of 3,0lS,2 12 tons
during tho month OF February. The
area b. now developing approximately
1913 500 tons. 10 the acre. Sampling Of
the raises along the drill holes Is con-
tinuiuc 90 show much higher per-
Ccntage than was originally obtained
from the dull samples, for example:
3lf drill samples taken from ~ holes
returned 230 per cent copper while
the average of 3S6 sample raises driven
along these holes WAS 2.12 per cent.
The value Of the ore in the developed
and partially developed reserves
amounts 90 S2l 800 600. at ~ cent cop
per. or slightly over $50 per share or
this amount approximately $3.50 per
share was added during the past
month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
oxrokn pErEArs cAMnRncE.

Putney Eng, March 23-The oxford
crew won tho championship boat race
with Cambridge today.
oxford defeated Cambridge In the an
nual eight cared rowing race over tn
championship course from Putney "a
Mortlake In hollow fashion today by
three and a half lengths The time
was 20 minutes 10 seconds Last wear
oxford won by three and one-hali
lengths in 10 minutes and 50 seconds.
Today's was the siXty-seventh OK
ford Cambridge crew race oxford has
now won 30 contests apd Cambridge ge
In 1887 the race ended In a dead heat
The fastest time on record IL rs minutes
A. seconds, made by oxford In 1898 ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
ANACONDA COPPER
SPECIAL MEETING

Anaconda. March 23.-At special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the An
aconda Copper Mining company held
az the Office OF the company this morn
ms. there was a total representation
OF l,Olb62l shares ~ the capital stock
or the company. The following propo-
sltions We're considered.
To Increase the capital stock OF the
company nom its authorized ISSUE OF
100000 shares having "a par value Of
80 each, TO 100000 shares Of the same
par value, also 90 extend the bust
ness Of the corporation so as to permit
the company TO acquire, own and pos
sess stock and securities Of other cor
porations. The proposition of acquiring
the properties of other corporations
was also considered and the re-
port signed by Mr.. James r. Kemp
Of Columbia College and Mr. Herman
Keller Of New York city, VINO had in
vestigated an the properties involved.
was submitted to the meeting.
The report covered the advantages OF
consolidation, the necessity for con-
solidation and the legal aspects OF the
consolidation. the equities Of the
propOrtionate allotments of stock
which are to be offered TO the dir
ferent companies whose properties II
r. proposed shall be- purchased
Upon all Of these points. the above
named committee reported strongly
IN FAVOR Of the proposed consolida-
ton. BY the unanimous vote OF all Of
the stock represented il was decided
10 Increase the capitalization Of the
company, to extend the business as
above specified and the board OF
directors Of the company was
authorized and directed to offer TO
the following companies the
following respective amounts Of the
capital stock Of the Anaconda Copper
Mining company in exchange for all
Of the properties and assets OF every
kind owned or possessed by such
corporations.
To the Boston & Montana Consoli-
dated Copper and Silver Mining COM
pany. 1900. 900 shares
Red Metal Mining company,
500. 600 shares
Washoe Copper company 3sO.OOO
shares
Butte & Boston Consolidated Mining
company. 10000 shares.
Big Blackfoot Lumber company
500. 600 shares
Trenton Mining & Development
company. 10000 shares
Diamond Coal d Coke company
loo. 900 shares.
Parrot silver & copper company,
10000 shares.
Alice Gold & Silver Mining company.
30 900 shares
The foregoing. if carried out and
accepted by the different companies
interested. will make total issue OF
100000 shares out of a total au-
thorized capital Of 10000 shares
of the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ashton-Jenkins co. 10 Elizabeth r.
Coulam, part Of lot ? block H. 80
plat A. S-aGre A,' 20 "a ,o;n II
Dougherty, lots 20 and Al. College
Heights End Add .................. go
William T. Cromar 20 Margaret NJ
May, part Of lot IS, block 30. 10 80
Henry {. Honman ct al. TO Julia
Melville 81 al. lots "a. q and D.
block Harvard Place, .. 49,. o
John +. Cahoon and wife 10 william
Turner and wife part Of section 6,
township 2 south, range 1 east. 5000
Martha r. Harrell ct al 10 Ellen
Lovesey. part Of lot g. block 49,
Emma 5. Jones 10 Joseph w Mel
lem part Of section 30. township
I south. range West..........-.-... 90
Christine sorensen 20 ~ 5. kimball
A. ' par VI . ,'' o,o1 - D $500
A. v Taylor and wife TO Louisa
r. G.. Taylor part Of section 1,
township ] south. range / east.
A. y. Brown 70 a. S. Brown, part
of lot 3. block 49, plat ........-.
Ammon S. Brown and wife 20 $. J.
Brown, part Of lot 5. block i3. plat
Henry l. Bawden ct al 20 John II.
BaWdcn. part Of section s. town
ship south. range I west ....... 800
John II. Blwden and wife to Henry
l.. Bawden, part OF lot 4. block
% plat a .....,......-+...... .....s.. SVvl
James s. ". Frame and wife TO
toTni6I1 s south p' range * Vest. 200
Rulon s wells and wife 10 Knight
Investment Co, part Of section g.
township south range ] west..k 500
scribner' part OF block ]. plat b. $500
Orson i. whitney and wife 20
Knight Investment Co, part Of sec
ton 3. township south, range
II. p. clark and wife 10 Mount
Pickle Co. part OF lot 3. block Y.
RovaI n Barrett ana wife 20 Utah
Loan and Building Assn, part Of
lot O. block J.. Heath's Subj. so
Katie Quealy 90 NJ. T., Myton, part
Of lot d block g. lo-acre A..........
Henry W. Lawrence and wife 10 Al
bertha NJ Forslund. lots ~ and
H. block g. East Park SUBJ. 10
Albertina NJ. Forslund 10 Edward
Laird, lots % and a. block 6, East
Ben r Eldredge and wifo 10 Bruce
Hamilton. lot q block ], Benwood
Ben r. Fldredre and wife 10 Bruce d"
Hamilton. lot 6. block D. Benwood
plat A ...................
John A. Ccderquist and wife to Ash
g plat 4 .....'...,....;..,..:,,..,., 5000
Hcber . Romney. part Of section
east ......-'...,,..,...., '.....'',..., $500
Evelina Dunyon 90 Bailey r. Now
lin. part OF lot r. block %. 5-acre
a ................ ....,................ 400
O. O. Wright and wife 10 J. w
Hurley. lots g. 6. 9. r. block /. plat
- Of West Lake ..................... 10
NJ. III. Grambling and wife 10 LILY
smith. lots s. o 10 and n. block q
g. Lavagnlno and wife 10 Peter n.
Rourke, part OF lot T. block 81.
plat a ........................... 5000