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FOR SALE-Nicely furnished room
ing house ten rooms; doing good bus
mess. 303 Malvern avenue 2-2O Ct.
FOR SALE-City broke horse, 8 yrs.
old; good locker Phone 8, w. H..
Hall, pawn broker. 2-6.tf
FOR SALE-New National cash
register, cheap. Ed Parham, inquire
224 Plateau street. 1-2S If
FOR SALE OR RENT-Nine room
modern residence. See w. T. Haw-
Fins, 7l2 Central avenue. lisa
FOR sALE-Cheap, second hand
Remington typewriters. Address F. X,
this office. 1.13tf
FOR sALE-Bun Leghorn eggs. SO
cents setting Inquire Mrs NJ. ].
Mooney, Malvern road, one mile from
town. 1.2o1n
FOR SALE Sewing machine fur.
nishmgs of three of three rooms, to-
sether or separate. APO Wilmington.
2-24-5t
FOR SALE Good paying hotel, 20
rooms centrally located; always do
Ing eood business. Address j. b., Sen
tnel-Record 2-26 2t
FOR SALE-Oue four year old bay
Morgan mare; city broke. safe for
.dy o drive. Al conditioned animal
Address J. NJ this office. 2-25 ct
FOR Cheapest place in city
to buy furniture. stoves, etc, Ermey's
IFrniwre store, 6Ol Ouachita; phone
&3S. $50 If
FOR sALE-Horse and storm bug.
ey Inquire X. n. Jaggers, Gil Cen
raj I'VE. Phone 1867. 12-5-u
FOR SALE-A REQ runabout auto.
mobile, in first class repair Apply
REQ this office II
FOR SALE-Sewing machine; fur
In,shiaes Of three rooms; together or
seroratc. 429 Wilmington 2I9-5t
FOR SALE-Large lot, . four room
co"slcs, rented for 500 Apply to
| w. Z. Barrett 507 Malvern avenue;
phone o-5. 2-10 tt
FOR sALE-First class small meat
market doing good business; sickness
reason for selling. Address X. Y r..
this Office. % If
FOR SALE-One acre garden plot
fine ground, good Improvements, fine
water and close in; a bargain In
Quirc l12 Alcorn ave. 1-10-tf
FOR SALE-Vcse & Son piano in
coed condition. for $50 if sold at once.
Parties leaving city Apply quick at
123 Ramble street, or ask K r. jag
gers. Gil Central ave. 2-2G ct
FOR sALE-standard bred, single
comb white and bun Leghorn eggs,
81 for Is. Can at Bosticks Poultry
Farm, Malvern road; phone 1905.
20 I'm
FOR sALE-six modern cottages.
bringing an income Of 500 per
month a bargain if sold at once. Ad-
dress NJ. c care SentinelRecord, or
phone l771. 1-22 II
FOR SALE-Funiture of a 12-room
house, with lease; elegantly furnished
and one block from a bath house; do
ing good business. Address NJ c..
Sentinel Record. ~ II
FOR E-Combination hor-e,
rlnabout, harness, robes, etc. Is sty
ish and handsome outfit 1915, WORT
$500 r. G. Davis, Kempner build
ing. l1-24-tf
FOR SALE-Large lot, seven room
house; electric lights; city water, barn
and chicken house; a good horse Ap-
nly to w. L. Barrett. 507 Malvern av-
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ward if returned to PIG Prospec, ave,
or phone 1868. 2-26 st
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
SALT LAkERS SECURE
ALDER GULCH MINES

Prof. j. III. Wcbbor and his associates
who have been developing properties in
Tiutic and Goshen for tho past three
years, have transferred their activities
to properties near Virginia City. Mont.
They stlll retain tho name OF tho Uncle
Joe Mining company and have acquired
TWO producers in the same district as the
famous Alder gulch placer mines. This
is tho section which Is reputed with hay-
Ing produced many millions of gold, and
there arc four dredgeS In that district
credited with getting out $4,000 worth
OF yellow metal each week. Tho Sulch
is only fourteen miles In length and Is
said never TO have shown d barren spot.
Some rich quartz mines are being opened
up which arc showing values almost be-
yond conception. In speaking OF that dis
trict Prof. Wobhcr says:
rms district has great opportunities
awaiting the modern day mining pro-
cesses Immense bodies OF low grade
ores are being opened UP. which respond
readily 10 concentrating plants, and the
tatlincs can he cyanided The pioneers
Of Alder Gulch worked tho mines for
remembered that they had no means Tor
proftab'y extracting the values from The
low grade propositions. After a careful
inspection ! have found that great
many thousand tons of ore. carrying from
SS to SIS 10 tho ton. were left OH the
dumps or unbrokcn in tho mines.
a.. nc TWO mines acquired by The Uncle
Joe Mining company are splendid propo-
sition3. On ono of the dumps we have
5000 tons Of orc which gives assay re-
turns OF Sl2 90 to the ton and Il great
deal more orc OF this character is in the
mlnc. The second mine gave us assay
returns OF from $3.50 to $i6.SO 10 the
Ton: Thousands Of tons OF this grade OF
rock Is on the dump. and large deposits
OF IL still Untouched in the mine Work
has been started on this property and
the first operations arc being confined 10
retimhcrlng the shaft and cleaning up
the property under ground, When this
work is completed a large force viii. be
put to work and a 5o-ton concentrating
and cyanlding plant erected. We will
Install an electric hosting plant and
also operate the mill with electricity"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
ELY CENTRAL'S
PLAN DROPPED
Receiyership Puts Quietus Oh
Reorganization Mapped Out
by Officials.
CONTROL SAID IN
HANDS OF PUBLIC
Shareholders May Be Forced to
Outline Programme of
Salvation.

Eastern reports on Friday were TO the
effect that the reorganization plans oil
the Ely Central Copper company have
boon abandoned, by which the capital
stock was To have been increased from
1000, 600 TO $500. 900 shares OF stock, the
old stock to be exchanged for new on
the basis Of share for share. but eX
changed on the payment OF c5 cents a
share on the old stock Stockholders
who have paid the assessment, so the
reports have II. will receive their money
back. The company has been placed In
the hands OF a receiver,
1t is said that the control OF the Ely
Central lies with the public, In which
case western shareholders believe COM
mittee should he arranged whose purpose
Will he to restore the property 10 stock
holders in some manner. otherwise their
interests stand TO he lost entirely. The
property is considered too valuable a
prospect, and there are too many inno-
cent shareholders TO have the claims
bought In by allen interests in payment
estimated. but there are those who be-
lievc they will total $3.50. 900 when fully
investigated.
One thing tho western stockholders are
likely 10 stand out for. in case something
can be done for their benefit. is 10 have
small capitalization. They believe
500, 600 shares will be sufficient. and that
half OF this amount should be retained
unissued as treasury stock for the pnr-
pose II financing the organization, The
difference In quantity of stock will be
compensated for, say stockholders, by the
enhanced market value OF a small capi-
talization. And II the control OF the
company lies with the public, the public
order to the chaotic conditions now pre-
Nailing,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
EAGLE AND BLUE
r BELL IN SHAPE
New Shaft, in Readiness for
Efficient Work at Low
Expense.
INCREASE IN THE
OUTPUT POSSIBLE
Old Producer Is in Best Shape
of Its Honorable
History.

On his return Friday from q visit 70
the Eagle and Blue Bell mine OF Tintic,
General Manager liner Fett stated that
the work OF timberine the new shaft
from the surface TO the l000-foct level
has been accomplished. and that this
company is now al the beginning OF Il
most successful ora OF orc production,
This new shaft was neccsstated by the
discovery OF ore at depth too FAR from
the other working SHAFT, and over the
new working is modern and complete
" new hosting equipment. capable oil
driving to the 1000 level or deeper,
Connections have been made on the
1000 level between the sheft and re-
seems especially welcome 10 all the
miners is The perfect ventilation now
had. had air being something that has
retarded operations a little in the past,
The management: by means OF this shaft,
is now enabled To prosecute development
work In the wide area of virgin terri
tory near the WORKING, and orc extraction
can be conducted 'un q much more sat
isfactory and economical scale than in
the past.
In sending the raise from the 1000
level some time ago TO meet the shaft
tho miners drove into u la rgc body OF
silver and lead orc. al What is now the
S0o level 4 station is being. cut al that
he explored thoroughly Immediately. The
management also Is drifting on the 700
foot level for tire Sonrc- ore body now
being opened on the i000 level, and Mr..
Pett and associates have every conf
dcncc OF finding the same in this new
work.
I'VE have reached the point with the
Eagle and Blue Bell mine where can
isractipn. aud al a minimum cost said
Mr. Hctt yeStprdaN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
CURTAILMENT Is NOT
MYTH AND INVENTION

The monthly copper circular OF tho Ma
iional Conduit & Cable Co. says that
in September pronounced measures were
hcirg enforced 10 restrict the output.
aud on the improved statistics, buyers
were encouraged to purchase IN liberal
quantities. On the recent movement.
sales were made for the balance of the
wear aud a cons IRA bic quantity taken
for January n lnrgc amount was sold
On tho cectrolyiic basis OF l2sm12E.
Undoubtedly there has been a determined
effort In several producing districts look
ipg To the restriction of output. and This
Dhasc OF the situation was relied upon
TO promote confidence among consumers
at home and abroad.
However, the increase in the October
production over that FOR the previous
month came as an unpleasant revela :
lion and is not in accord with what
metal circles expected. More consistent
cal situation is necessary before the
trade Will hc ready to believe that the
copper market has eliminated the un
sound clements which have been a seri-
onS handicap for more than a year.
H. Nis not unlikely that the December
ficurcs ~niil show a large reduction in
output. We do not believe the talk OF
cIriai':peni is mere bluff put out TO af-
evidence of regulate 10 be forthcom-
ing Within the next sixty days. The
hNvcfits Of restrictive policy are recog-
riand as OF essential Importance for
are maintained on a healthy basis the
stains of business in copper will be re-
established on a firmer foundation.
Tho Lcndon copper market has been
"uite active lately. but a good deal OF
recent business was due 10 realization
on speculative holdings. Lending London
'nalers were sellers on large scale, and
these transa ctiops led to an active ex-
nort demand In our Own market. Now
London Is waiting for something in the
way of encouraging news from New York
before another bull movement is at
tempted. Wall Street Journal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tat the
SessmenI OF the lax levied by the (
Council of Salt Lake City, Utah. by
dinancc passed November IA. 1910. "a
the property abuttine upon lots 9.
and ,. block l03; 4 and ). block I'D;
:, ! and =, block l2I; and 3. block
:. J. and >. block I39: and :. b1
$50, 4, block 16I: and =, block rs: 3
OF inc southeast quarter OF section7
township | north, range west. {
Lake base and meridian. all In plat
Tor the purpose OF grading. gutter
and curbinG with cement and pa Wing a
asphalt the east side OF Second IA
street between the Warm Springs
North Temple street. in Paving Dist,
NO, 2s. is completed
That the Board OF EQuaIization
Review appointed by the City CouI
FOR that purpose. will meet AZ the sof|
of the CITY Recorder, room 100 city 4
county building, on Monday Noyem
28. 1870. and continue in session hi
Friday. December >. 1910, betwcdn
hours Of $3.50 and 4,%0 p. rn and
hear and consider any objcctions
make correction OF any tax which d
board may deem unequal or unjust
That during said time. between
hours of a. III. and p. m. said
will be open To public inspection ali
office OF the City Recorder room 100
and county building. Salt Lake G
Itnh. , a
By order Of the City Council dated
vcmbcr II, 1910. B. s. EIVES.
City Recordo
Paving Extension No. 81.
First partial estimate. fI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
REACHING OUT TO
COMMERCIAL VEINS
Bingham Mines Company Is
Drifting on the Niagara
Tunnel Level.

Mention has been made In these col
umns of the abandonment OF the Copper
Center Gulch site for it's equipment by
the Bingham Mines company, which
gulch from now on will play an important
part in the stripping operations of tho
Utah Copper company. Tho Bingham
Mines management since leaving the old
site has been engaged In rcinstallns tho
power and other plants close 10 the
Niagara tunnel portal. through which its
old Commercial mine will be operated
hereafter.
In order TO reach the Commercial re-
sources via the new route the CONNER
cal territory has had to be penetrated
by an extension Of tho Niagara tunnel,
there having been approximately 1000
feet of driving to do of which 300 feet
arc now covered by the company. Frog
ross in this work lis being made at the
rate of nine TO ten feet daily. Pract, ,
'cally everything incident TO the shifted
plant except the ore bins Is now in place
aud ready for operation
The Dalton and Lark property OF BlnG-
ham, another asset OF the Bingham Mines
company. is receiving a great deal OF at
tentiou AT the hands of the management
\ hoisting engine has been installed on
tho 1900 level and ore from the Ola
Brooklyn is now being broken at ND
cral gait. the ore being dropped 10 tne
Muscotte tunnel level and thence TO the
railroad tracks. This ore is described
as being fine material and there Is a
splendid tonnage In this reluyenated oIo
producer OF tho camp Perfect drain
age arrangements arc now enjoyed by
the company for the first time in many
wears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
.H|CH-GRADE ROCK
UP BIG COTTONWOOD
Utah Mines Coalition Has
Opened Bonanza Ore in
Long Tunnel.

President Duncan MacVichic, Director
IL. u. Woollcy, Jr,, and General Manager
strickland OF tho Utah Mines Coalition
company expect to leave for the mine
UP Big cottonwood today to look over the
recent splendid Developments in the long
drain and operating tunnel The man
asement Is sinking on the first stope OF
ore encountered In this tunnel work and
a hnc shipping product is being extract
Cd, Inc entire bottom of tho winze car
ryinG high grade rock,
Inc now find over 100 feet beyond this
original strike is showing up fine. Some
samples of the ore arc on exhibition at
the local offices of tho organization.
practically any piece OF which is worthy
OF prominent place in Sc. .cted min
eral cabinet, There arc from two TO
TWO and half feet OF orc I'm the face
which Will average 900 ounces Of silver to
the ton, carrying high values in cop
per and lead as we'll What makes
these samples especially interesting is
the beautiful crystals OF moybdatc OF
lead with which the ore is plastcred and
impregDated.
In addition 10 this rich silver ore there
are six feet OF shipping grade silver and
lead rock, which carries extremely heavy
iron values we'll All in all. IL is ideal
shipping rock and rock that will COM
mand instant respect at the smeltcrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that tbe
sr"sn"nt Of the tax levied bv Tim, r
,pupcil of salt Lake City. Utah. hv
dinancc passed November II. 19i0. =,
nc property abuttjng upon lots
.. block Ii, plat r. for The purposs'
constructing vilriiied pipe sewers 81,
'S) Inches in diameter upon f,offs
court between Third East and Fn,,
cast streets. in Sewer District No, 4
completed - 4
That tho Board Of Equalization
heNiew appointed by the CITY Con,
Tor that purpose. will meet al the an
oi the City Recorder. room 100 cjtv
county building. ON Monday Noyon;
-. 1910. and continue i'm session =,
Friday. December =. 1910, between
hours nt $3.50 and 4:30 p. m. and
near and consider any obicctions
make correction OF any tax which !
boa rd may deem unequal or njlrst
That during said time. between
hours or a. IN. and > y. M. said list
be open 10 public inspection at tle
ficc of The City Recorder room 100 /.
and county building Salt Lake d
Utah. :
By order OF the City, Council. dated
Fcmper 2l.&l9lo, q s, RIvES,
Ci.y Recorde,
Sewer Ext9psion No. 2s5
First and final estimate. 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assl
ment of the tav levied by the city cou'
OF Salt Lake City. Utah. by ordIna
passed November II, 1910. upon the pr
erty abutting upon lot 6. block 56. ]
a. for the purpose OF construcf
vitritied pipe sewers eight (S) inche6
diameter upon Floral avenue betW
Second South and Third South streets.
Sewer District No. |, is completed
That the board of equalization and
view appointed by the city council
that purpose. will meet at the oftiue
the city recorder room 100, city
county building. on Monday. NoveU
2S. 1910 and continue in session VI
Friday. December .. 1910. between
hours OF $50 and 80 p M. and I
hcar and consider any objections
make correction OF any tax which g
board may deem unequal or unjust. :
That during said time, between
hours OF . a. m. and 5 p. m, said
will be open 10 public inspection az I
office OF the city recorder, room 100,
and county building. Salt Lake, q
Utah. EL
BY order OF the city council. dated
vcmber II 1910. Il. S. RIVEB.
City RecoTder
Sewer Extension No. 221. Jf-
First and final estimate. q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
NOTICE.

so Notlcc is hereby given thai o..
Cnmn CvMSnoght OF the tax levied by thr th0
I,,oulcli ,,,.cli ot salt Lake City, Utah ~
~, d1cc passed November IA, feio e.
"' property abuttinG upon Iots II ~
oi9ck =: "a TO 2S. Inclusive hrrc,ss
and :, block 8; %. block IL pc,,usso -.
lace subdivision. in sootion ~ pt,r
SUP y norlh, range | cast Sait w
nlcI'oIan.- Tor tho purpose of rr. as
snI 5utterng and CurbInc with nss.,
Doth sides OF Second avenue s s
nrE,nla ahd Alta streets: on bofh ~
ni virginia street between Socnna ..
llru avenues. and on both sides M
street between Second and Third
nuea' IN Paving District No, 50 ia =,
That the Board OF Eoua,,z.,i..
keFlow appointed by tho CITY Co,,,,s,,
mat purpose. win meet at fhe nsstaa
INC City Recorder. room, Inn cit.s
county building on Monday. Novas.'
-. 1910. and continue i'm so.ejn,, =,
Friday. December =. 1910. betwnau
hours OF $50 and 40 o. m and
near and consider ANY obiections
make correction of any tax whiah ,
board may deem unequal or uniIIaT
That during said time. hetween
hours OF 3 d. NJ. and : y. m. aajd
VIII be open 10 public inspection 81
nlilce OF the City Recorder. room l0,
ana county building, Salt Lake n
litah. "e =
BY order OF the City Council dstad
'''''per a. l9lo' Is. 8, RIEES.
curb and Gutter Extension MOI iS
flrst and final estimate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice Is hereby given that a special
tax for the purpose of extending the
sewer has been levied and confirmed by
ordinances of the City Council, approved
November l, 1910. and November -.
1910. respectively.
Said special tax is levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property in salt
plat p. salt Lake CITY survey. abutting
on both sides or Elm avenue between
Fourth South and Fifth South streets. in
Sewer District No. / salt Lake City.
and Is due and payable in five equal an
nual instalimcnts beginning November o.
1911 Interest at the rate Of six per
cen, per annum OF the whole amount OF
said tax shall be computed from the date
OF the approval Of the ordinance confirm
ing the levy OF said tax. to-wt No
vember 70. 1910; and interest at said rate
on the whole amount OF said tax unpaid
shall be due and payable with each in
stallment. II any irstalment or interest
aforesaid is not paid or the date when
the same becomes due. then the whole
said instalment and interest are due will
become due and payable and will draw
interest at the rate OF eight per cent per
snDum until sale OF the property as
sessed One or more OF said instalInlents
in the order in which they are payable
aforesaid, or the whole tax. may he paid
without interest a, any time within
ordinance confirming the levy of the tax;
and one or more OF said nstaIlments in
the order in which they are payable. or
the whole tax unpaid may be paid on
the day any nstalment is due by paying
the amount thereof and interest TO said
daY.
All special taxes arc payable at my
office room 102 city and county build
ing Salt Lake City.
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah, this
22nd day OF November. 1910.
GIDEON SNYDER
City Treasurer and Collector of Special
Taxes.
Sewer Extension No. oI3
First and final estimate. to1S3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the asa
ment OF the tax levied by the city cou
OF Salt Lake City. Utah, by ordin4
passed November H. 1910. upon the pI
crty abuttipg upon lots and z. bloc
plat ~" for tire purpose OF construo'
vitrihed pipe sewers eight (S) lucnS4
diameter upon City avenue between ~
South and Seventh South streets,
Sewer District No. >. is completed n
That tho board OF equalization ana
view appointed by the, city councH
that purpose. will meet al the ofhcr
the city recorder. room 100. city
county building. on Monday, Noveu
IS 1910. ard continue In session u
Friday, December ., 1910, between
hours OF go and $50 y. m. ana
hear AVID consider any objections
make correction OF any tax which
hoard may deem unequal or un1ugt
That during said time. between
hours OF . a. nj. and . p. M. satu
viii tbc open to public inspection e.
office uf tho city recorder. room lVVs
and county building, Sals Lake n
Utah.
By order of The city council, dale1
venbcr ~ 1910. e. s. RIVES..
City RecordeI
Sewer Extension No 26S.
First and final estimate.