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important to Mothers

The only certainty is principle; AZ
new as today. and as old as the uni.
verse.-Horatio Stebbens.
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ResInol 10 Appreciated and Highly
Recommended by Intelligent People
In All parfa ~ <hs Morld

I highly recommend Resinol Oint-
ment to all persons who are troubled
with skin eruptions Of any kind. I
have found these preparations most
useful and efiicacious in many cases.
NJ. f. Ryan, Bedford 3d.. London.
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Worth Rememoer,pa

"one Of the delegates to the eonvms,
tion OF the Negro Business Msxns
league In New York was vorsA
$4.00o.o0o,"
Here's pointer for the coscruo
brother"
Let's have It."
THAT delegate didn't make M
money shooting craps."
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Just Like n Girl.

Her cooking-school habits are
godd deal OF bother to me-"
How now?"
She always wants me TO taste the
gasoline when the automobile isn't
working right"
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old
ferred infantry
Two later he promoted captain and after that passing
through until 1909 President Roosevelt made him
bgader 1905 president promoted his
rank the highest the that officer
Of
his hold founded other
Lieut. schoned when appointed
superintendent In
No officer the has finer record than General Barry In the
Spanish he adutan after the OF that he
Philippines failed
commanerinche Of Pacincaion
did his thoroughly
second turned back
home abroad.
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FEDERAL CHIEF OF MINES

In the appointment of DR.. Joseph A. Holmes to
be director OF the new bureau Of mines II is con-
ceded in Washington that probably the best
equipped for the position In the United
States has been gained for this important post
Ever since congress passed the bill creating
the bureau and giving 1t authority to investigate
mine disasters, make experiments and suggest
means whereby accidents may be decreased and
the yearly casualty list shortened. efforts have
been made by hundreds of interested persons to
have DR.. Holmes selected chief. The indorse-
ment OF all the coal operators associations has
been given. every prominent mining engineer in
the country, including John Hays Hammond. has
made his plea for DR.. Holmes. and the miners
union has added its Efforts in his cause
The Jackson herald., 1910-09-29

Keep your face always toward the
sunshine. and the shadows will fall
behind you.-M. y. Whitman.
The Jackson herald., 1910-09-29

Lewis Single Binder straight 90 cigal
is made TO satisfy the smoker.
The Jackson herald., 1910-09-29

There is genius and power in per-
sistence.-Orison SWEET Marden,
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would say to all: Use your gent,
lest voice at home.-Elihu Burritt.
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Lewis Single Binder cigar. Origin
Tin Foil Smoker Package, Sc straigh
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Write me as one that loves his fel
low men.-Leigh Hunt.
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TO HEAD THE GOULD FAMILY

One of the sons of the very rich who does not
believe that his life should be given up to Idle
and sports is Kingdom Gould, the eldest OF
the seven children Of George Jay Gould. Kingdom
Is only twenty-three years old, but he knows a
whole lot about his fathers interests and. for
that matter. about the interests OF the entire
Gould family. This is as II should be, for he is
destined to take his fathers place the head
Of that multi-millionaire family He is a we'll
educated man without evil habits and with love
for work This week he left to Join the rest of
the Gould family in Europe. He would have gone
with them last spring. but he felt that he wanted
TO familiarize himself with the Gould railroad sys.
tenn in the southwest So instead of lolling about
the yarioul resorts of the old world he has haan
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There is duty of pleasure as well
rs a pleasure Of duty.-Silas X. Hook.
ing.
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The more worthy any soul Is, the
larger its compassion.--John Bright.
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Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething boftens tho gums reduces in
nammation. .allays paln W Ind coIlc. 30 botlo
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sproutIng Up.

sproutIng Up.
Don't you think. Mary. you arc 49,
old to play with the boys"
mo, mamma; the older I gst, ths
better like them."--Judge.
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the aborers
hardly mile of the whole
whc he is moi
the a Mr.
is
possible influence political
elevesth fall elections
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Good for Sore Exas

Good for Sore Eyes,
for 100 years PETTITS EYE SALVE has
positively cured eye diseases everywhere.
All druggists or Howard Bros, Buffalo, NY.
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The gentleman exists to help; he
has no other vocation.-T. T. Munger.
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DR.. Pierces. pleasant Pellets cure constipation.
Constipation Is the cause OF many diseases. Cure
tho cause and you cure the disease. Basy 70 take.
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MAPLEINE (

wv '""R "oS'HN'
The doctor said that Bill was
drunk when We took the poor fellow
to have his head attended to last
night after he fell"
Doctor never said anything of the
kind!"
Didn't hear him? Said 1t was a
Jagged cut"
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A FLAVOR that 10 used the same - lsnpn'
or vanilla. by dissolving sranulstsd sugar N
water and adding Mepleine, . delicious syTny 10
made and n syrup better than maple. hspasfnS
IL sold by Rrooers. Send 20 stamp for nnxnpAO
and recipe book. Crescent Mfg. Co. neasAA
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Your truly great are notoriously not
happy. c. Snaith.
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Ihey dye In cold vster better thaa anJ ether 30.
MONROE DROG co., Quincy, kfSSsoks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
PLANT At TOOELE
|NCOMPLETED SHAPE.
international Company Finishes
All the Construction Work
That Was Planned.

AS predicted in these columns the nrst
OF the week, the entrance OF October
on the scene finds the management OF
the International Smelling and Refining
company in possession of a completed
copper smelling plant in Tooele county.
and all construction work has ceased
The plant has been smelling ores for
about two months, yet there were a
number OF odds and ends 10 be attended
to. Everything now ls completed, even
to the cleaning up around the works, and
the management has laid off about sew
enty-hVe men employed In this final
work.
Four reverberatory furnaces are IN
commission al the present time. and rs
the capacity OF these furnaces is deemed
sufficient to attend 10 the existing needs.
the NTH reverbcratory will not be placed
in commission for the present. The fact
that all the work as originally planned
has been rounded out, tho plant cost be-
ing kept well within the appropriations,
gives TO Utah one more custom copper
smelter, "A plant containing all the most
modern Items OF such works. Experts
allege that there never was copper
smelter placed In commission with as lit
tie mechanical trouble as the Interna-
tional. and this speaks highly OF the abil
lty OF the men upon whom the respon-
sibllity rested.
The release OF the remaining construc
tiou crew indicates that the company is
not contemplating the installation at this
time OF a lead furnace.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
FOUR CENTS POSTED
BY SIOUX COMPANY
Directors Have Declared Over
Dollar Per Share on
Issued Stock.

As anticipated for several weeks. the
directors Of tho Sioux Consolidated COM
pany ut the meeting yesterday in Provo
declared dividend OF cents share.
This dividend is payable on October 20.
the books closing on October Is. This
dividend calls for the payment of S29-
S1556, and the distribution viii bring
the total Sioux dividends to sIS2. 65S.56.
The company has 74J.389 shares OF stock
outstanding. so over 81 share has been
distributed TO date.
AS Is we'll known, the Sioux Consol-
dated company had a portion or the ia
nous Colorado Mining ore body which
extended through approximately 500 feet
of It's territory. As far is known the
management has not yet encountered
any resource independent OF this original
body. although a great deal Of develop
just what tonnage remains In sight for
the Sioux but the future usefulness OF
the proposition az a dividend payer nat
urally depends on the development OF
new resources.
Since the discovery Of the famous Colo
RADIO ore body n few years ago, stock
holders from the Beck Tunnel, Colorado
Mining. Sioux and Iron Blossom com
panies all which had their share OF this
ore have received very close to 81 000, 900
In dividends Such a record illustrates
eloquently the possibilities OF the Tlntic
limo country, furnishing argument for
operators Keeping on with development
until the very last inch OF the many
acres OF likely territory has been probed
for mineral.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
COPPER OUTLOOK
IS ENCOURAGING
Sentiment in East Saturday Was
That the September Results
We're Good.
BOND MARKET WAS
OPTIMISTIC ITEM
Advancing Prices for Metal Will
Help Consumption More
Than Drop.

The sentiment in the east on Satur
day. judging from the reports sent west
copper, The metal was very quiet dur
ing the week. and Some reduction in
price was recorded in answer to the low
sales. But exports OF the metal were
were very satisfactory. There are many
who believe that the Copper Producers
association statistics for September
which should be released during the
The Boston Financial News says that
the demand for copper has been small,
but sales for export have been reported
in fair volume. The reduction in price
by the leading producer Of Lake is un
derstood TO have been made in pursuance
OF the policy of meeting market condi-
lions and getting the, metal in the hands
of the consumers rather than allow 1t to
accumulate in those OF the producer. 1t
is understood that the price OF 129 cents
made applied only TO small lot, and
II is believed that Wall street has placed
too much significance on the event. There
have been sales OF elcctrolytic AT 12i
cents and reports that even further
concession has been made on small lots
in the hands Of dealers, but the larger
producers are holding firm at 12s cents.
The exports of the metal continue large
and the deliveries at home have also
held up better than had been expected,
The outlook for copper is affected by
the prospects for general business. and
II must be said that all the indications
at the moment favor a further contrac
ton in the volume Of trade. The steel
interests evidently could not sec that n
buying movement would follow open con
ccssions IN prices, and so decided not TO
make any for the present. So far as
copper is concerned, there would be moth
ing gained by lower prices. except that
forced curtailment of output would
take place and il is evidently the opin-
ion of the leading producers that prices
are already as low as it is desirable
to force them; also that consumption
would not be stimulated by a further
decline. The better demand for bonds
reported by bankers is the best sign
at present and will gradually lead to n
resumption of work on enterprises that
use copper in their construction work.
This Will be one of the first signs that
conditions throughout the country have
really turned for the better.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
RICH GOLD ORES
ON DEEP LEVEL
GOIdfield Con. New Resource In
dicates That Camp Has Deep
Possibilities.
FREE GOLD MAKES
in MUCH OF ROCK
Drift Has Followed Body for
Thirty-Five Feet to
Date.

The Godhcld Tribune says the devel-
opment OF the ore shoot recently opened
on the 1000 level OF tho Clermont work
ings of the Consolidated is progressing
satisfactorily and 1t is apparent that a
very important body OF ore is being
opened. The drift has now penetrated
the orc about thirtyhve feet and the
face of the drift still makes a strong
showing. indicating that n considerable
extension of the ore channel may conf
IDENTIFY be anticipated, The general break
OF the drift has averaged about s65
per ton. but through the ore are high
grade strealls that will assay several
hundred dollars. \ few days ago slight
break occurred in the yalues and the ore
narrowed somewhat, but It is now open
ing nicely again in the breast and the
formation looks fully as good or perhaps
better than before the change was en-
countercd.
IL places the ore practically filled the
spreading again beyond the point where
character from anything heretofore
found on this level. being more nearly
similar To the famous 'i03" stope on
the Mohawk when ii was first encoun-
with tellurium and occasionally showing
free gold are found In the ore. and thin
s'rea1s of tcllurium sometimes run
through the nodules. Another charac-
tcris,ic OF the high grade spots are bou-
GERS OF brecciated Quartz. together with
tale the rims Of the smaller particles
showing more or less telluriUm.
This ore is some distance south and
west of the ore body opened early this
wear on this level bat ii has not been
definitely determined as 10 what rela-
tionshlp IL may bear To other orc bodies
opened In levels above. 1t may be some
Thing entirely new or 1t may not. De-
Nelopncnt will alone determine that
question. Another crosscut is being drlv-
en to reach IL at a different point and
tho result OF this work will give a better
lineup on possible connection with other
known orc shoots. 1t is quite apparent
that this is n very important discovery.
as ii is additional evidence OF the per-
siStcnce nj good values into and below
the decpcs; workings OF the Consolidated
and emphasizes the substantial founda-
lion upon which the future of the Gold
field district Is based
Another interesting development is be-
ing made on the 500 level, out in the
country between the Mohawk and Red
Top, where Il large quartz vein that car
Ilcs good milling values has been opened
FOR some distance a sill floor has been
established and stopping is now under
way.
Other portions of the various mines
arc maintaining their normal condition
and production
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
What Has Happened During the Week

MONDAY-Dctailcd description OF the
new equipment recently installed by the
Centenntal-Eureka company Il given.
Cedar Talisman company makes arrange
mcnts TO resume the shipment OF zinc
ores. Mining engineer believes that the
Alta camp presents an ideal opening Tor
a big mine merger. Much speculation be-
ing indulged i'm regarding the Iron Bios
som ore situation. Numerous leasers arc
working on the DAILY West property.
TUESOAY-Annua report OF the Chief
Consolidated company has been issued In
Michigan. shaving a very satisfactory
condition OF affairs. j. NJ. Reynolds be-
lieves that the Beaver county camps pre-
sent the most ideal opportunities avail
able TO Salt Lake capital. Iron Blossom
company issues a statement in regard TO
difficulty being experienced in the sale OF
it's silicjous ores. Utah Copper company
Will begin filling up the old Copper Center
guch NJ Bingham with waste from It's
porDhyry or. deposits. Tho july report Of
the Montgomery Shoshonc shows net
profit OF $54595.
WEONESDAY-It is not expected that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02

FRlOAY-puncan MacVichie makes re-
port on estimated earnings OF the Nevada
Douglas Copper company Impressions
given by well-knowu Nevada operator
OF the Utah Copper operations at BinE-
ham. salt Lake Stock and Mining EN-
change for the third quarter OF the year
shows a big decrease ia business w V
Rice returns well pleased with his in
Spection OF the Mason mining district
United States company Will resume opera
tons At Its Bingham mines on. Tuesday
morning, having closed down on account
OF repairs 10 the compressor
SATUROAI-Easteru reports on the
copper situation are optimistic. The
Knight interests Of Provo now are In con
troll OF the local ore sompling Indus
try. Goldheld Consolidated company is I'm
fine ore on the 1000 level. international
Smelling and Refining company completes
its construction work. TintIc Standard
company getting some values by means
of diamond drilling on the 1000 level.
Sioux Consolidated declares 4 cents a
share dividend. Complete report OF the
Raw Consolidated company Is received out
west.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02

the International Smelling and Refining
company will install lead stack soon al
Toocle. Directors of the Emerald Min
ing company make provision for meeting
the final payment on the property. De-
tails OF the Ray Consolidated annual re-
port received over the wires. Duncan
MacNichie points out the main merit of
the Mason mining district OF Nevada.
United States Smelling, Refining and
Mining company declares It's regu-
ler quarterly dividend Special meeting
OF the Montgomery Shoshone company Is
called for October 6.
URSOAY-ADnual report OF the
Montana Tonopah company is Issued. The
fall dividend and interest payments show
big increase over past years. l.. y. Nor
rison and local associates have found a
new big lead mine in Nevada. Ohio
Copper mill handles 20g6 tons OF In
twenty-four hours. which is the record
for the plant so far. OpeX company has
the big east and west break within
which the great Observation-Disclosures ore
bodies make Copper exports so far have
been up TO the good record OF August.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
GOOD PROGRESSAT
T|NT|C STANDARD
Diamond Drill Work Progresses
Through Fissured Zone of
Mineralized Quartz.

General Manager r.. j. Raddatz OF thc
Tintlc Standard Mining company, on re-
turning from the property AT Eureka
Saturday. expressed much satisfaction
with the progress being made with eS-
plorIns the depths OF the mine by means
OF diamond drills At the present time
the drill is po]ting its way TO the east
from the station at the 10O0-foot level,
and the point yesterday was $50 feet out
The drill for some distance mas been
eating out cores of fine looking quartz
the last fifty feet being a highly miner.
allied assured zone. carrying values OF
tive ounces silver and $50 gold per ton.
This particular hole Is being sent right
ahead, for the management expects 10
tap the contact between the quartz ana
the lime within a short distance, There
is every reason TO expect the lime FOR
nation to contain good mineral show
ings. and Oh gaining n sufficient knowl-
edge of the 1000 level, demonstrating
whether or not it Is worth while TO driit
for additional exploration. the manage
ment will drive accordingly. OtherWlse
the shaft may be still further extended.
For some time past the miners OF the
Tintic Standard were harassed In their
work by the gases coming via tho tis-
sures from below, There Is considerahle
gas still being found, but the blower re-
Gently installed takes care or this with
out Interfering with operations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
Local Ore Sampling Ind !,
the Hands of Pro
Operators. y
TWO MILLS NOW In
STEADY OPEls. !
Utah Ore Sampling Con
Important Part Of ND
Industry.

The final step In the proc>|
solidatlng the various ORG an,
ganizations OF the state Of fIfu|
taken. and this important bra,
mining industry OF the state n
trolled by the Utah Ore Sam
pany, at the head OF whic|
knight OF Provo. The offici1
company are; Jesse knight
A, w. Gates. general uanar>
liam Knight, w. Lester Mnnr|
p. Ellison, complete the Ia
rectors. j, a. Stalllngs Is sec'
nest 3. Woolley, who was a
president and general mauar
company, is no longer conn
the organization,
Contained within the con|
Utah Ore Sampling compar
three ore sampllng mills form
BY the Pioneer company of Sn
the Murray plant OF the old
Brunton Co, and the Silver q
NliC III CUHT
Sandy mill is not now In ODD
plant being utilized as an
station for the ore shippers
and Little wood DIST
Murray and the Silver CITY
are In operation at the preson
The purpose OF nm ore sam
is to provide for the shipper
independent handling OF ores,
directing them TO the smeIfc
examination 10 determine IN
the shipment. The samplin1
carefully ascertains the value
securing assays from assay n
the smelling companies acce|
question. The sampllng Of ore'
important adjunct TO tho min
try, and as Salt Lake City Is
ing center for a vast miner
the importance OF the local o
is easily appreciated. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
BULLISH SENTIMENT is
UPPERM0ST In EAST

James 4. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon: =.
Paine, Webber & Co. letter. Boston: 1t
is becoming more apparent daily that lne
copper situation is decidedly better. inc
exports for September were 10000 tons
larger than n year ago, and London ad~
vices are very bullish. The local mar
lSet was more active than at any time
this week, North Butte. Royale, GlronH
and Allouez were stronger. 1t looks IKE
the same old story OF a creeping Dull
market with everybody waiting Tor
great activity before buying. AS far as
we can see, all the bear factors nave
been eliminated and we advise without
hesitation the purchase OF coppers AT
present prices for FIVE to ten-point
rise,
Logan & Bryan stock letter. New York:
The bank statement was fully as un-
favorable as preliminary estimates indi-
Gated ii would be. Loans in the actual
exhibit decreased. but the statement Oh
institutions outside of the clearing house
denoted an expansion In the loan ac-
count. which nullihed the effect OF the
reduction shown in the former state
serve OF over S12, 600 900 leaves the banks
In a position of having somewhat less
than Sc, 000.0 600 over legal requirements,
but 1t is said that the return OF funds
incident to The distribution of the Octo-
ber- disbursements Will be reflected in The
statement next week, President TAFT Is
scheduled to make a speech tonight,
which will undoubtedly be the subject
of considerable discussion next week;
but the opinion Is expressed In good
quarters that the tone OF same WIN be
ra ther conservative and not tntmical 10
corporate interests. Trade reports VIII
indicate uncertainty. but outsiders are
commencing to realize the Importance OF
the large crops Of course grains as
factor in determining the future pros
peritY OF the country.
Gallagher says; General curb business
very dull. Ely Central feature. Several
brokers tried to break stock. but the
buying was great enough 10 take ali
offerings. Ray Consolidated in good de-
mand around 10. This stock is in shape
for sharp rally in my opinion. Chino
sales 1Sg TO 10. This stock ia scarce
at this level. Trading element have been
eliminated. The market is very quiet.
look fer n good market next week and
do not expect any more raids.
blower letter BoSton-CopperS
were strong and showed fractional gains
along the list. There was little more
activity than We have seen OF late.
There are still very few stocks offered
and with any improvement In New York
the best Judges still look for better prices
ard are advising the purchase of coppcrs
on all weak days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
COLE-RYAN SYNDICATE
MAKES ELY PURCHASE

dispatch from f. W. Hulse & Co.
promoters at Ely, confirms tho reported
purchase by Cole-Ryan interests OF the
East Ely townsite and all the water
rights owned by that company. These
are the water rights OF the Steptoe and
Murray creeks, said to be the largest
water supplies in the entire camp The
townsite is an ideal spot for the location
OF the mill and smelling plants, and the
people of Ely are now confident that the
Giroux Consolidated Is soon TO be pro-
vided witm both plants for the CONNER
cialism OF its ores.