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Milf0rd's ~Sarsaparilla

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Read What People You Know Ia.
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Abbeville, S. c., March I, 1910.
C. A. Milford & Co.,
Abbeville, S. G.
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Milford's S%arsaparilla

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Land for Sale.

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J. n. DuPre.
Feb. %, 1910.
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Milford's S~arsaparilla

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MilfOrd's S~arsaparilla

relieves all affections of the skin and
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30
OHIO COPPER HAS
BROKEN RECORDS
On Wednesday Mill Handles
Nearly Two Thousand One
Hundred Tons.

Breaking records on the part OF the
management OF the Ohio Copper company
is regular performance these DAYS, but
the gait struck on Wednesday last was
too good to remain silent about. Dur
ing that day the mill treated a total of
2o96 tons of copper ore. the best tonnage
ever handled by the plant.
When this record is considered In the
hsht OF the poorly equipped condition OF
the mill, II Is little less than remark
able The mill as designed originally had
a paper capacity OF 1000 tons daily. but,
as Is well known, the plant is only one
nan completed at the present time. so
the hrst section with logical daily ca
pacltN OF 1000 tons of ore is capable of
treating more than double this amount OF
orc. one cannot help but indulge In the
regret, useless as IL is. that the financial
or business end of the proposition has
not been conducted along the wise lines
mat nave characterized the mechanical
part OF the Ohio Copper.
with the mill completed as IL Is hoped
It will be before the end OF this year
the Ohio will be one Of the big low-cost
producers OF the west being In every
particular q typical low-cost producer OF
the class that has revolutlonizcd the COP
per mining industry during the past two
years.
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SALT LAKERS MAKE
A RICK LEAD FIND
Nevada Property Just Examined
Looks Like Biggest of
Recent Years.

Gorin n. Morrison. In behalf of his To-
cal associates and himself, has uncov-
cred In the state OF Nevada what has ev-
cry earmark OF q great lend-nining prop
osition heretofore unknown TO the world,
Mr., Morrison returned from some myste-
rious spot OF the Sagebrush state n day
or two ago armed with a line OF samples
that have fairly electrified those who
have seen them.
On the property producing this lead
ore is gigantic iron gossan. beneath
which, wherever development work has
been done, occurs lead carbonales Of an
extremely high valuation. associated with
which arc iron values to the extent OF
making the rock the most Ideal smelling
ore that could well be desired. Mr. Nor
rison IS extremely reticcnt about the ind
but 1T is known that forty odd openings
ON the property, no hole being deeper
than forty feet covering an area from
eighty 10 one hundred fee, I'm width and
many hundred feet In length, all show
fine grade lead orc.
Willie the extent OF work accomplished
necessarily keeps the group yet within
the prospect class. all the conditions
point 10 II being one OF the finest looking
propositions brought to light In many
years. Tho reported proximity OF the
property TO the railroad tracks. and the
need OF just such ores at the Salt Lake
smeltcrs should bring the property into
what is Immediately d state of useful
ness.
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Ten months. .ss5s.ss7 $500, o,s17 81. .s54 5o4
SUGAR TROUBLES HELP
KEEP MARKETS UNEASY

James a. Pollock G. Co, bankers anc
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after.
noon.
Paine, Wcbber e Co Letter. Boston,
The raid on Sugar made the rest OF the
market erratic during most OF the ses.
sion In the late dealings. however. sew
eral big traders took a bullish position
and the closing prices were at the best al
the day, with Union Pacific and Steel
as the leaders, In the local market cop
pers showed no speculative interest In
diana and Agomah were the only two
to show activity, We still believe in the
long Side. and traders with patience can
make money by buying stocks at present
prices.
Logan & Bryan Stock Letter, Now
York.-Although activity during today's
session was on moderate scale. prices
closed generally higher than last night.
There was considerable selling in Sugar
at one time, which served 10 cause frac-
uonal recessions, accompanied by reports
10 the effect that another suit would he
filed shortly against the company. claim
Ing II TO be a combination In restraint OF
trade under the Sherman antitrust law.
The stubbornness OF prices In face of ad :
Verse news, which ordinarily would pre-
cipitate a heavy selling movement TO our
mind is an indication of sold out condi =
tons and when ii is considered that
public participation does not generally In
crease on a decline. or In n dull market
but rather when prices are rising. The
security market has faculty of discount
Ing the future from three to six months
and sometimes longer and IL therefore
might be we'll TO bear such facts in mind
as too much attention Is apparently be-
Ing directed toward matters which have
been In the public mind for u long time
and which have served their purpose as
market factors.
Gallagher says Curb opened steady in
general. Ray Con. fraction higher
From noon to close the Scheftes Were the
feature in activity. all closing n little
higher than lowest sales. Balance of
market quiot
Hornblowcr Letter. Boston.-Coppcr
shares were strong during most Of the
day. with no special features. Traders
did little either way. Today's changes
were only fractional. but most OF them
were for the better. The closing was
steady bu, with little doing.
New York Sun.-'rhc daV's stock mar
Ret was made up OF few active and
strong stocks The most vigorous of the
recognized leaders was Union Pacinc
tilsewher" the features OF interest ycre
The further gains of Western Union and
\ AmcriCan Beet Sugar. Stocks showed
irregular strength IN the afternoon. tho
leading feature being Southern Pacific.
-one and Manhattan Elevated. Reading
| Mon Pacific and steel continued 10
swing IN "A narrow range.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30
MANY SURPRISES AT
MASON VALLEY NINE

among the surprises i'm the coppcr
CEIps theSe days. and there have been
anu W'lI be great many the Mason
valley STANDS out prominently. for the
task ol getting the developed ore bodies
ui this properly INTO condition for produc-
non mas resulted IN demonstrating a far
greater tonnage and II much better grade
OF copper than the management had ny-
pected from the first stages OF opora-
IONS While the company never has
Clalmed as nigh an average for It's ores
as TRENDS or the company felt was itIsti-
ueu insiders admit today that the grade
mas been underestlmatcd
one visitor recently To this pronerfy
claims that Que ore body 12s faot Innr
and hfteen feet wide will average IL nor
cent copper. and that this is above ih,.
Ato-foot level where recent work has in
icated exists the richest body ever en-
countered In the mine, Where the man
agement banked on getting ore bodies
thirty teet wide they now are assured
OF nifty feet or more. and the same cr.
perience has been met with In the length
as well as the width of the resources
Those who know. assert that the same
experience will be had in the new Ari-
Zona tields Underground devclopment
following the trail blazed by the cburn
drill operations has brought 10 view uni
iorfntF a better percentage OF copper
ore than at first Indicated Those Who
are In right certainly have reason for
conEratulatlng themselves over the siJr-
prlscs the modern copper industry is az
fordlnc.
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FORENOON SALES.
Black Jack 500 at l4c.
Colorado, 100 at S21c.
Columbus 500 at 41c: 700 at 40sc. 701
at 4Oc. wv
Crown. Point. 500 at SIC: 500 AT e7,
Iron Blossom. 1900 at re, 81 at zoe:
200 al 71c. 900 al roc. seller sixty days,
New York. 1000 at DC
OpohonGo, 1000 at 22!c, buyer sixty
days; 900 at 22c: 200 at 22lc.
Utah Con. 1000 at &c.
Shares sold l04Sf
Selling value, s273f
OPEN BOARD.
loo 'oo at
Columbus. 500 at f0c.
Iron Blossom. 500 at T0c.
OpohonGo. 500 at 22c.
Sioux Con, 800 at 27c.
South Columbus Con- lb0n al too
Shares sold, 1900
Selling value. s1i97.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Black Jack, 1000 at l5c.
Ccdar-Talisman 500 at Inc: 90oo a,
l5sc. -Voo dt
Columbus. 400 at aOo; 500 at 4oic, zoo
at ilc 2N' "oV
Iron Iron Blossom. 200 at tic.
May Day, $50 at 5sc
Ohio Copper. 100 at sI.s5.
Prince, 100 at 5Sc.
Shares sold. $3.50
Selling value. s1SslS7
OPEN BOARD,
Black Jack. 1000 al l5c.
Columbus. 500 at 4oc
Ohio Copper. 100 at s1s5
Provo. 500 at 1c: 1000 at 3c
Iron Blossom. 200 at Tic.
Shares sold. $500.
Selling value, Si025.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30
OPEX WORKING IN
BIG MINERAL ZONE
Company Has EasterIy and
Westerly Break of Its PrOmi-
nent NeighbOr.

The silence that early was wrapped
around the operations on the Opex prop
erty OF Ilntic still remains unpunctured.
reports circulated regarding what the
management Is doing that are eagerly re-
celVed by the many stockholders. A
prominent citizen OF Tintic told Trb-
une representative on Thursday that
while there was nothing especially new,
there were conditions existing as re-
sult or the recent operations that give
a very encouraging hue TO this PROPOSE
In the first place. he pointed out, the
OpeN is searching for a part of the Cen
tennial- Eureka resources, which mine 1t
adJoins on the southwest and west. There
is great easterly and westerly break.
many hundreds OF feet In width. that
crosses the Centennial Eureka property,
ana which has had a very prominent part
10 play IN dcpositing the wonderful ore
bodies OF that territory, This break has
been found on at least two deep levels
OF the OpeN as " left the Centennial
gurelSa's boundary lines. but while IL Is
the zone in which the ores are found 1t
does not necessarily follow that there are
ores within each and every part of the
zone.
Having the break however and the re-
ports TO this effect are very persistent.
rs an item IN favor OF the OpcX opcra-
lions. and the chances are considered ex
tremely favorable for the discovery of re-
sources, The management has a chance
To hnd orc In the break proper or in any
Of the numerous bedding planes which |
CUT the break at right angles. The wide
extent OF the zone necessarily gives all |
the moro favorable chances for the dis |
eoNeIy OF ore. and at the same time ac-
counts Tor the soWnc3S OF operations
Ihoso Knowing the Centennial -Eurcka |
mine agree that the lines of the com
pany arc arranged with almost mathc-
natlcal precision I'm relation 10 the great
ofc bodies so far discovered. Resources |
ppdt look big and strong enough to elbow
heir way into unlimited territory seem
o take II out In concentration within the
Eureka lines The great rich
'ess OF the property gives a tremendous
.cSt 10 the effort of seeking related ore
bodies in the surrounding territory
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Dividend and Interest Money to
Be Disbursed Shortly
Should Help.
LARGEST AMOUNT
IN MANY YEARS
Proves Country Is Prosperous
in Spite of Existing
Tight Times.

evidence OF the growing financial and
industrial strength OF the country.
despite the unsettled nature of the
tunes, is had In the material increase IN
the fall distribution OF dividends and
interest. The Wall Street journal saws
That the dividend and interest disburse-
nents men lor October can be estimated at
IdoS'pVV,OU9, as against Si57 900 600 I'm
i9O', and SlS4. 900. 900 in 1908 Dlvl-
gSnds payable In October aggregate over
Soo;9.6:oQO as against $50, ,i37 600 In 1909
ana 3bi 10000 In 1908. Among the large
aivldcnd payments to be made arc So =
H19'SoO on New York Central. 81 O9O, ,OTO
ON southern Pacific common and S., 9S2, :
60 on Union Pacific common American
Io9aGco preferred disburses 81 llS0, 1876
and General Electric 81 3O2.676 Interest
payments aggregate $73.2lS 600 as
asalnst Sio6S6,O00 in 1909 and S65, SIG, 600
during the ten months OF the current
year there VIII have been paid out ap-
proHimately $l,$5i. .5O4. 900. which com
pareS with $ll95,55I, 900 for 1909 and
? Si;oo2,i29.OO0 i'm 1905, The following eX-
hlbits the classified dividend and Interest
payments for October, 1910 and COM
pares these and their totals with pre-
vious years:
Dividend disbursements (nhn or,It,oIN
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Mining NotNs.

Is. l.. Cripps OF Gum Thompson COM
10 Arizona.
Mill Manager William kidney OF tho
ONO Copper company WAS IN the cit,
Thursday from Lark.
NJ Frank. the mining engineer VIII
leave today for lii9 Buttc headquarters
-. ~ Lehman; general manager OF the
GagEec Consolidated company is ylsIt
ing the property in Tiutc
y. y. Duuyau. manager OF The kiuslcv
Development company VS. at tho prot-
erlN IN Nevada -@4Eg ~ - -llEr-r' uf
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LATEST NOTES FROM THE
SPRING VALLEY Oil FIELD
spccial 20 Tho Trihnnc-

SpEiNG VALLEY. Wyo.. Sept, o.,
J. Tienam Uf salt Lake was iavesiIg1f-
ing The held this week Mr.. Trcnsr A.
vice president OF the TcNas-Ninc. on a,,,i
Gas company, which IS drilling a wen on
section ~. 1'i y"
w IMAM l.ockhsri and =. Dauhherr an,
Oklahoma banker. arc 1,a1;i0,. ., % ah
inrntr - operate I'm 0U Nc}l SIR DAMN
lahoma fields '''' Oi'' =
thai tho German syndicate Ia coin
start operations at once on a lrrgr sal.
--c 4ussSL- L-Milie.-~a...luany is cIorcl =.
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Nevada News Agents

NSVdU6 NtW5 AReuL6
Bauvard-A. c. Pesco
Goldneld-Louie Pollin
Hawthorne-Loule PollIn.
kimberly-Shcldon Lowney
J.ovelock-Biblc Bros.
Midas-Mrs. c, A. Harrington.
Hwhide-Louie Polin
Reno-Hotel Golden News Stand; Ro
senthal q Armanku; Shepard & Son.
Yerington-F, NJ. Burner.
Winnemucca-Pcarce & Chase.
Cobre-Richard Richards
Cherry Creek-Grey & Collins
Clko-Whecler e. Co.
cry Co.
McGill-M. Herman; Walden e. Bur.
nett.
Rhyolhe-The Crescent
Pioche-Pioche Drug Co
caiiente-John Shier: Thomas Him.
street.
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he pay on their Pttsburg-s salt Lake

the paw on thcir PittsburC SAT- Lake
lease.
Carl Grastorf, an oil operator OF Bar
tlcsville Okla. IS here this week. lie l3
so pleased that no has rented q homo
In Evanston and wired for his family. He
has lately disposed OF his Oklahoma hold
Ings after making a substantial fortune
there.
The Texas-King company has taken
over another tract OF land from l., E
Nebergall on the northeast quarter OF the
section which adioins the international
Consolidated holdings.
An English syndicate OF unlimited cap!-
tai is negotiating for leases. with the IN
tention OF starting immediate work. Their
managing director is now epToute from
London to close UP pending deals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30
COPPER EXPORTS KEEPING
WE'LL UP TO AVERAGE

Copper exports during the month of
August as shown by the Copper Pro-
ducers' association statistics. were slight
ly less than $1,000 TONS. The exports of
metal for Wednesday last were 3f5 tons
There are two days left In the month
therefore, for attempting TO bring the
total up TO tho record for August. The
figures arc hardly likely. however to
equal last month August had the ad-
vantage of thjrty-one days to Septem-
ber's thirty, and Of the first effects OF
the copper Curtailment programme, which
usual activity in The purchase of the
metal The September exports promise To
be very favorable item in tho stati5-
tics soon TO be released for the month.
San Francisco OIL Stocks.
James A. Pollock &; Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30
BUSINESS QUIET UPON
THE EXCHANGE THURSDAY

Features were lacking Thursday on
the local exchange and several issues
slipped back a few points in the ab-
sence OF support. There was no bad
news out, rather an absolute lack OF
news. ~ total OF 32.6Ii shares OF stock
sold, the market value OF which was
NIlfsl, The following were the closing
unlisted and listed stock transactions:
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YORK MINING STOCKS.
Yellowstone snecial Trains

- and rs. which left Salt Lake daily
for Yellowstone at y. m and arrived
daily at 1885 a. m. during Yellowstone
park season, were discontinued Septem.
ber ID
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30

there is not country X % qol
that does not pay daiIy .ts, ,ls
his genius. np
No man had to fight mo-.
than George Westinghon"o se
hearing, but he was dcto..o 20
succeed. and determ;nat;a '
vincible. 'ioa
Looking at his succs.,
WASH Z the fight worth wb;,ss
The career of nearly sus
man at some point in !, Iy
a struggle. - naa
Great achievement calls q.
cndeayor. ' iof
The first link in ,le cb,;.
cess IS to save yom money
Start 2 savings account
Even one dollar starts Il =.
and your applied additin,.'
time to time. with in,crsaa
per cent on your money =,
you the sum YOU one doy ~
to grasp offered opportupi,v vA'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30
Ore and Bullion

The ore and bullion report for Thurs
day given BY Mccormick e. Co. was as
ioiows: ore received $40. 900. bullion
shipped $4,000: total. 100000
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Ore Shipments.

ihc Utah Ore Sampling companv on
Thursday released four cars OF ore from
Itah Two from Idaho and two cars from
Nevada Samps. 'S'''
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THE MULLETT CLOTHING co..
Distributor,
Salt Lake City.
THE UNION PACIFIC LAND CO
Annual Meeting.

The annual ,neetlne. OF tho ,,o,,.A.,.,,
81, nc Union Pacific Land Comnany win
&c h&id az the office OF the comnnnv T.,
HItl Lake CITY. Utah. on TuesdaC or.
,IIUci ~ l9lu a, II O'clock a M. 10.
lae election of six director. OF the com
lHhs. ana Tor the transaction nf S1rt
SS'Eei SCe business ss may legally come be.
ALEX MILLAR
pa,ed Secretary.
@s!'eWoeE ,. 1910 rlS3I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30
ANOTHER STEP IN THE
BECK TUNNEL SUIT
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO, Sept. 29.-Judge Booth in the
district court Wednesday extended the
time 10 October ID for The defendants 10
show cause In the case OF the Beck Tm-
mel Mining company against the Uncle
sam Consolidated Mining company.
y sherrifts S decd. under execution from
the sheriff OF Utah county, 10 Esther
Frank ct al. for the Consolidated Onyx.
star Colorado and Montrose mining
claims in the Star district has been filed
for record in the county recorders Of
flee, The judgment under which the
execution was issued was in the suit Of
Esther Frank ct al. VS., Chicago Il tab
Onyx company,
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Boston Copper Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon.
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San Francisco Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 29-The off
clal closing quotations for mining stocks
today were as follows:
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New York Mining Stocks.

James A. Pollock 6, Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
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STORIES q
SUCCESS
GEORGE WESTINGHor

l ne In,
Of the Won
AR 2 brak%s
bears hisI
am, and which|
lntionizad7
roading,
once once a BOD,
strucgline'
on A clerk
,lance. !, Tod
mas thoua,
patents
away In
StrOnO D..
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Nevadas in San Francisco.
James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers' furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30

Below are shown the amounts paid I'm
dlFldehds and interest this year. with
the grand total OF both (000 omiItcd)-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30
Bid. ASKED

Metal Market.
The metal quotations for Thursday,
posted by Mccormick & Co, were as fol-
lows: Silver. 53ic. lead. $40. copper,
SEIZE oil,