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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-27
Clever Work.

Sir" said the Russian general ~
the war correspondent, 81 and the
members OF my staff wish to thank
you for the highly creditable work
you have done during this campaign.
The papers containing your articles
have Just reached us, and we have
been greatly pleased with the evi
dence Of your carefulness."
Thank you; thank you, sir" said
the correspondent, blushing deeply
mot only" continued the general,
have you got all the main facts and
incidents, but you have succeeded In
properly spelling our names"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-27
Not Proper Comparison.

The old darky had driven his fare
TO the hotel and was now demanding
a dollar for his service, What" pro
tested the passenger, "a dollar for that
distance? Why, II isn't half a mile az
the crow flies" Oats true boss" re-
turned Sambo, with an appealing
smile, but y see, sub, dat old crow he
amt got free wives an ten cnllluns to
suppoht not TO mention de keep fob
de boss"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-27
The Dear Friend.

Mabel" said the first dear friend.
Il want you to sing one or two num-
bers on charity program | am got
ting up"
"oh, you dear thing" replied AT
mes, the second dear friend. ut is per.
fectly sweet Of you, but you know 1
have almost dropped my singing"
But you are just the one we want
for this program" insisted the FIRST
dear friend. 1T is for The inmates
OF deaf and dumb schsC;"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-27
Picked His Man.

This check" said the Judge, exam
ining the forgery which had been sub.
mitted as evidence, is a bung Ing
piece Of work It seems to mo that
II wouldn't deceive any one. Where
in the world did the prisoner fnd any
one to cash it,
He passed II at the green grocers.
your honor" explained the prosecuting
attorney.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-27
ReUiU0L of Lace
Family Treasures That Haze Been Laid Aside for
Years Make the Wedrers Look Like
old Pictures.

HE Moyen age effect, not.
ed on new costumes. Is
achieved in several in.
stances by a long
straight fitted corset OF
brocaued silk. to which
is attached a slightly
gathered. plain silk or
velvet skirt. A twisted
triple cord ceinture loose.
ly winds the waist. The
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-27
What!

n the skirts AZ the dance
Are fashioned like trousers,
As mentioned in styles newest notes.
VIII petticOats. too.
BE novel and new
VIII they be called neat pantacoatsf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-27
oopyhshs iss By The Bobbs- Merrill Compas
SYNOPSIS.

Thomas Ardmore and Henry Maine
GrisWold stumble upon intrigue when the
governors ~ North and South Carolina
are reported to have quurrcled. Both
weight an outlaw wt,h political influence
Grlswold allies himself with barbara os-
borne. daughter of the governor Ut South
Carolina. while Ardmurp esp uses the
cause NJ Jerry Daugprnrld daughter OF
The governor of North Carolina. These
two ladies are trying TO ull the shoes or
their fathers while the latter are MISS
inE Unaware Of each others position,
both Gr'swold and Arlmore set out 20
make the other prosecute Ardmnre or
Enniyes n big hunt Griswold's men cap
ture Npplewcight Jerry Dugorncld dis
covers the captive and leads him to Ards
lev. her own prisoner GriswOld ana b.rt
bgra explore the scene OF the disappear
anCc and meet Ardmore and Jerry Girls.
void refuara 20 rnumEnIle his frIcnd-
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-27
Happiness.

Happiness means to be with nature
, see II. TO commune with 10 TOlatoi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
SILVER GAINS BY
VERY LONG STEPS
Increase i'm Price of Metal Is
Bright Item in Utah
Mining.

Silver on Saturday was quoted at 31s
cents an ounce. the best price the white
metal has brought for over two years.
The most convenient hook, usually, on
which TO hang any appreciation In price
Is the business situation in the FAR east
and in the absence OF anything spccincal-
ly accounting for the advance. this same
theory will hold, But whatever the cause,
IT is mighty gratifying 10 the producers
OF the metal. especially in Utah.
Utah stands fourth I'm the list or the
silver producing states of the union. It's
production In 190S-thls being the last
year reported on by the United States
geological survey-bcing S.i5l .33S ounces
tho value OF which was SAFE. 2os, or
about so cents per ounce. Smelling cir
cles estimate that the mines of Utah are
producing NJ the rate OF about l2p, p,oOc
ounces OF silver day. so the advance
In price OF nearly 1 cent from FRIDAY
TO Saturday means net gain per day
of $1,000 to Utah shippers.
one Of tho spectacular producers ~
silver a present is the NipissinG company
OF Cobalt. During June this company
output amounted 10 $50. .G5S ounces Of the
metal. so Cobalt is In a position to look
tho rise In price squarely In the face witt
Il big degree OF satisfaction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
COMMENT ON COPPER
PRODUCERS STATISTICS

The statistics or the Copper Producers
association are based upon refined cop
per. They disregard the rough copper at
the smeiters and rehneries, and in
transit between them. The production
figures include the copper, about 1000, 900
pounds per month, refined from scrap
and junk. but do not include the pro-
duction of about 100000 pounds per
months by the concerns that confine
their attention to business In scrap and
junk.
The European statistics cover supplies
deliveries, and stocks. These statistics
include more or less rough copper. along
with tho refined and standard and
consequently are not compiled upon the
same basis the American figures. The
report OF stocks comprises copper In
warehouse at British depots and in cor
tain French ports. The copper at other
European ports is not counted, though
there Is apt to be n considerable supply
at Antwerp. Rotterdam and Ham burg.
The copper arriving al those ports is ap-
parently entered with the supplies and
checked out at once as deliveries, the
deliveries going partly to manufacturers
and partly into warehouse,
Among the supplies reported IN the
European statistics is included the cop
per anoat from Chile and Australia. but
the copper ahoat from America. almost
always as large in amount, is not in
cluded. although il is part OF the Wis.
iblc supply.-Engineerng and Mining
Journal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
NOT EASY TO GAUGE
THE EASTERN MARKETS

james A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish tho following. received
over their private wire yesterday AFTER
noon:
Paine. Webber &s Co Letter. Boston,
The action Of the market today was most
encouraging. In the local market stocks
are sold 10 n standstin. Prices have dis
counted the worst that can happen and
the majority OF stocks are selling NJ bar
gain prices. Tho railroad list VIII he
weak at times on bad crop news. and
the lack of buying makes IT. very sus-
ceptibe TO the bear drives, but VIC think
that local coppcrs have touched bottom
and the only change from now OH must
be an Improvement
Logan e. Bryan Stock Letter. New
Sork-lt was apparent shortly after the
opening that organized support was being
rendered the list, and the resistance thus
afforded served TO stem the tide OF liqui-
dation. The attitude OF foreigners was
anXiously awaited. and when Arbitridgc
house appeared as buyers the short IN
terest proceeded 10 bid for stocks in an
excited manner. with the result that sub
stantial recoveries were recorded through
out the roster Temporary support often
times serves to steady them for period
but usually the policy Of permitting liqu-
dation to run It's course Is eventually
pursued, and. therefore, as we seem to
be in the middle Of an adjustment OF the
credit situation we would not allow our
selves To be misled by the action OF the
list today, but would continue TO adhere
TO the principle OF tightening lines on the
much better than expected. but money
rates have displayed n hardening ten
dency, and # would seem that further
contraction in the loan item Is necessary
and OF course this can hardly be effected
except by liquidation unless foreign gold
can be secured. The outstanding short
interest is admittedly of large proper
tions. but stocks have gone from strong
TO weak hands during the past few
months. and although public holdings
generally are not considered large they
are, nevertheless of sufficient extent tc
result in liquidation on Il good scale or
the drives.
Hornblower & Weeks Letter, Boston
There was very little trading in coppers
today. The opening was lower, but good
buying was in evidence and losses were
regained. Few stocks were offered. The
market acts well on weak spots. The
closing was steady. with fair demand.
Gallagher says: The curb market very
quiet. There is n very large short in
terest here and il the shorts make any
attempt to cover YOU Will see a sharp ad-
vance in all the better stocks, especially
Ray Consolidated, Goldheld Consolidated
Miami. Chino and Nipissng, This Ray
Consolidated has been sold to n stand
still The market is bare of stock and
the shorts will be forced to cover at mu.l
higher prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
ONE MORE SHOTlT|
IN COPPER NAlS |
United Metals Selling CompanSrs Is
on Saturday Drops Its will
Copper Price.
NOW ON SAME LEVEL laROA
AS COMPETITOR LAR
Move Likely to Stimulate Buyaok
ing Which viii Work rrops
OFF Surplus. a

The war between the big copper Il
terests was enlivened by a significaI
move Saturday on the part OF the Unit{
Metals Selling company This vel
known organization cut Its asking prIt
for electrolytic copper from IS To u
cents Il pound. thus reaching the san
level Of prices with its competitors. Th
Information was conveyed west Via II
Pollock wire system yesterday mornlu
from Boston, the act being termed tn
lowering Of the umbrella which IN
United Metals Selling company has bee
holding over the copper markets for IN
past several months. Sales of the met,
at the reduced price are reported. whIc
means that the surplus is more likely
be reduced quickly
The United Metals Selling company
the largest concern OF It's kind in III
world. The company is the selling agei
for the Amalsamated Copper and allie
interests. For some time past its asl
ing price for copper has been higher tha
copper has been piling up on the compar
while competitors have been selling the
output two or three months ahead.
This action gives n rather clear vie
Of the copper situation. demonstrate
that as far as the moment Is conccrnt
there IS no probability OF an agrecmel
between the contending interests
looks as II tho Amalgamated interes
are determined 10 contend with q
weapon Of cheap metal for the purpo
of establishing once for all the respe
tive merits of the various producers b.
fore arriving at the point where negotii
tions can be undertaken for some sort
an agreement
There are n great many copper con
panles which are unable TO keep the
heads above water with l2j or l2-ce1
copper The reduction of prices is bou1
10 slaughter many innocents before Il
day OF Judgment IS reached The col
sumer, however. has displayed good jud
ment so far in biding his time in Il
ther declines in price may occur durh
the summer. for there is no sign now
an agreement being reached until ia
The coming steps in the contest will
watched with an intense interest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
DeLamar Leasing Company Is
Formed i'm Salt Lake on
Saturday.
HALF-MlLLI0N TONS
OF ROCK AVAILABLE
Famous Old DeLamar Property
Again to Assume Its Usual
Activity.

One OF the famous old gold mines of
the west is the DeLarnar of Nevada,
which was operated years ago by Cap
tain DcLamnr. He extracted something
like SIT 900 900 from the property, and.
like NIL old-time propositions. the metal
lurgical processes employed failed to res
cue all the gold contents of the ore. Years
OF operation caused the accumulation of
close TO a half million tons OF rock in
the dumps, and a company, TO he known
as the DeLamar Leasing company, was
organized in Salt Lake City yesterday
FOR the purpose OF re-treating this great
tonnage along modern lines.
The leasing company Is organized for
$1,000 shares of stock. par value 81 each
George X. Raymond is president. Charles
II. Jackson OF Boise Is secretary and
treasurer. y. l.. Keables is general man
agcr. The balance of the board of dircc-
tors Is made up OF +. j. Merrill and II
II. Vance. The new company has sup
plies now at the property. and the first
unit of 200 tons daily capacity Will be
placed in operation within the next ter
days.
President Raymond stated Saturday
that these old dumps have been thor,
oughly sampled, and tests demonstrate
that the cyanide process Is sufficiently
efficaciou TO extract at least 81 net pei
ton in sold from the available material
The lease runs until the dumps are
worked out. and II also covers the Cedar
Wash pumping plant and water system
The Ncsbit wator system also has beer
acquired by the new company and a SUI.
ficicnt water supply Is guaranteed 70,
treating 1000 tons to 1850 tons a day
The management Will gradually increas,
the capacity from the Initial 200 tons
daily until the limit Is reached. The
royalty TO be paid by the leasing compa ny
Is 20 cents per ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
NOT WAITING FOR
THE NEW MACHINERY
Eagle and Blue Bell Shaft Work
Being Done by the Man
agement.

In spite Of the fact that the new equip
ment will moi be shipped until The coming
week, from which time it VIII take scy-
eral weeks 10 install il and get IT ready
for work. the mana cement of the Eagle
and Blue Bell company at Tlnuc is max
ing good hcadWaS i'll sinking the SnaIt
Every possible effort is centered on COM
pleting this task. and the shatt at pres
ent is 27S feet In depth on its way to the
1000 level
Not long ago the drift on the 1000 level
was continued from the large ore body
TO point where this shaft Is due 10
connect. and a large station has neen cut
and raising To meet the shalt VIII be
started In earnest by the first OF The
week In drifting to this station, the
management encountered the west ore
channel which has not been explored in
this portion Of the property. and as soon
ms possible this channel viii he drlfteo
on both ways.
II is IN the eastern channel where the
present big ore results are being gained
No very extensive efforts arc being made
to crowd production until the new smart
is ready 10 take care OF ore hosting but
as il U.s. from sixteen to eighteen cars OF
first class rock arc being sent TO the salt
Lake smeiters per month. The Eagle and
Blue Bell is at it's most attractive point
and the balance of the year should be
productive of very gratifying results.
General Manager liner Petit will leave for
the mine this morning to inspect the re-
cent development work,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
LOWER MAMMOTH CALLS
FOR ANOTHER ASSESSMENT

AT the meeting Saturday afternoon OF
the directors OF the Lower Mammoth
Mining company. an assessment OF :
cents a share was levied. the assessment
to be delinquent on August IL. the de-
linquent sale day being on September 7
This was considered the best solution tc
the present financial requirements OF the
-croasing the capitalization was one
method suggested IL Is not very pro.
pitious time, however. for the sale OF
bonds or stock. and there is the chance
that the present assessment Will bring
the management 10 sufficient ore to nj.
low the company 10 pay its operating
expenses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
KNIGHTS FORM A
NEVADA COMPA ANY
Good Springs Group of Eight
Claims Owned by Provo Mine
Operators.

The organization was perfected Satur-
day of the Good Springs Mining company
by the jesse Knight interests OF Provo
This company is capitalized for 1000 00O
shares OF stock par value 10 cents each
Jesse Knight Is president; j. William
Knight is vice president; E. ~. Allen is
secretary and treasurer w. Lester Man
gum and A. NJ. knight complete the board
of directors.
Down I'm the Good Springs district OF
Nevada this organization Is the owner ot
eight claims, the property being Inspected
the latter part OF June by j. William
Knight. The result OF his visit was
the closing OF tho deal to purchase and
arrangements were Immediately made by
him with tho United States Smolting, Re
fining and Mining company for the treat
ment OF the ores soon TO be forwarded
to the local market. Mr.. knight stated
at the time that not a great doal of de-
velopmcnt work had been accomplished
hut a sufficient depth was gained on ore
OF shipping grade 10 Justify the extensive
development 10 which the group now Will
be subjected. lie also said that the
property from grass roots would be q
simmer,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
WHERE MUCH OF THE
COPPER METAL GOES

Thompson. Towle & Co. say: I'VE
have had our attention called to the great
increase in the consumption OF copper In
the manufacture of copper suphate. II
Is largely used for the destruction OF
scale and insects I'm the orchards OF the
world, II Is used more extensively
abroad than In this country, particularly
In France, in the vineyards, and IT Is
claimed that the bulk OF the Rio Tintc
production is used for this purpose.
"One of the leading copper statisticians
compiled figures upon this subject some
years ago. and the figures then gave i.
per cent OF the worlds production con-
sumed In copper sulphate. but II IS
claimed that during the last few years
growth in copper consumption has been
increased. and IL is figured that 200 900. 00C
pounds of copper per annum Is con-
servative estimate OF the consumption al
the present time. and the value OF this
apparent, for copper so used is forever
lost
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
What Has Happened During the Week

onstrated ore deposits so that churn drills
can be placed Mt work on new territory.
Mcdonald Ely and Federal Ely Copper
companies issue reports to stockholders.
Sioux Consolidated stock more active
than usual on the local exchange. Car
Donate Hill company has determined to
resume development work First fiscal
year OF the local government assay Of
flee closed with more than anticipated
results.
Observation-Disclosures for spelter out
put and consumption given for the years
190S-9. Mammoth Mining company calls
on stockholders fer 10 cents share to
help it out of financial difficulties. Belk-
nap Power company of Sewer county,
Utah Will have first unit of plant In com
mission in SIX months. Seven Troughs
camp still producing plenty of high
grade gold ore.
fFRIDAY-Utah Copper company has
the distinction OF being the largest in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10

Copper surplus reduced when compared
with the May statistics. Producers as.
sociation releases the copper figures for
the month of June, Inspiration Copper
management brings another churn drill
hole into orc northwest of the Colorado
shaft,
ATuROAY-Mceting of Lower Mann
moth company held in this city. De-
Lamar Leasing company will work old
dumps of DeLamar property in Nevada
National camp OF Nevada producing lib
eral gold wealth. United Metals Selling
company reduces Its asking price for cop
per from IL TO l2t cents a pound. Lining
first reverberatory furnace at the Inter-
national smelling plant in Tooele county.
Silvor touches the highest point in more
than two years past Eagle & Blue Bell
company sinking shaft To 1000 level from
which latter depth raise is being driven
to connect. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
GOOD SUPPORT TO
THE STOCKS YESTERDAY

James a. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The New York Sun says: Some inter
ests, speculative or financial. OF suffi-
cient importance and adequate resources,
saw fit to extend vigorous and aggressive
support to prices In the stock market
this morning The opening here was
from last nights close, and the selling
pressure was quickly overcome by the
activity with which offerings were alb
stocks were bid up. Leaders in the re-
covery were the Hartman. ST. Paul, Wa
bash preferred and Steel The sharp
break in the last half hour yesterday.
which was u prompt response TO the un-
favorable crop report. seemed 10 be nor
NAL. but the reverse of the movement
this morning was capable of varying con-
struction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
Zines and MiningActvites i'm Ore Districts Of Utah
FIRST FURNACE IS
NOW BEING LINED
International Plant Is Getting
Along to Point Where
Business Begins.

The management OF The International
Smelling and Refining company of Tooeie
county Is now furnishing the first re-
vcrbcratory furnace with its Initial coat =
ing of silica. and another furnace Is
nearly ready for the same treatment. The
third furnace Is being brought TO near
completed state, and everything looks as
il the company will have these three fur~
naccs In shape for operation before the
end OF the present month.
1t Is likely that the Utah Consolidated
company In p day or two will have lis
agreed tonnage safely tucked within the
ore bins of the American Smelling AND
Refining company at Garfield from which
time on shipments via the new tramwaS
to the ore bins OF the International COM
pany will be In order. The tramway al
present is transporting ores TO the ter
minal bins in Tooelc county, shipments
being made TO the Garfield plant from
that point. The international plant was
inspected during the past week by Gen
eral Manager =. y. Mathcwson OF Butte
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10

MONDAY-Minee OF Utah generally
were closed down on account OF the
Fourth. Discussion OF the smeter smoke
question indulged In, Combination Frac-
ton mill at GoIdiield soon will resume
operations. Arizona and Mexico records
as mineral producing territories reviewed.
George Wingfield's purchase into the Nc
vada Hills company was not entirely
luck.
mates reported abroad, Crown Point
company files its annual report with
stockholders. Report made by the geo
logical survey on the Utah and Colorado
coal fields. James Quinn Will take the
position as superintendent of the Ely
Consolidated company,
WEDNESDAY-Lower Mammoth com
pany will meet Saturday noxt To dispose
of the present financial difficulties. Chino
Copper management connecting up DEM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10

FORENOON SALES
Beck Tunnel 200 at &c; 500 at ssc.
buyer sixty days.
Cedar -Talisman. 1000 at Ssc.
Crown Point. 400 at lac.
Iron Blossom, 200 at 79c.
Lower Mammoth, 200 at 19lc; 1000 at
19c.
May Day. 1000 at &c.
Nevada Hills. 500 al 81 97e.
Sioux Con. 500 at 25c,
Uncle Sam, 1900 at 2ttc.
Utah Con, 1900 at &c,
OPEN BOARD
Columbus. 100 at 45c; 100 at 44c; 100
at 43c.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 7Sc.
Provo, 1000 at 15c
Tintic Central 1000 at DC.
TOTALS.
Regular 1880 shares for S37so.25. d,
Open. 5000 shares for S9S2,
Total, 1900 shares for s47G7 90,
Weeks totals, 19S563 shares for $65,
669, ,36.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
Mining Notes.

Morse S. Duffield, the mining engineer,
has returned from q visit to Nevada min
ing camps.
E p. Jennings, consulting engineer for
the Utah Apex company, Is back from
the property In Bingham.
George w. Jambourne. general man
agcr of the DAILY Judge company. was at
the mine yesterday.
Frank Schwlndler, superintendent of
the OpcX company of Eureka. is in the
city for q Sunday at home.