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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice Is HEREBY given that there will
be special meeting of the stockholders
OF the Nevada Hills Mining company, had
and held at the office OF said company,
room No. 2O4. Newhouse building Salt
Lake City. Utah, on tho End day OF
July. 1910, at the hour OF z clock D. m.
OF said day.
Said meeting will be had and held for
the following purposes:
amending the articles or incorporation OF
said company 80 as to increase the cap
ital stock from 1000. 900 shares OF the
par value OF $500 each. to ]. .250. 900 shares
Of the par value of S. 90 each.
Second-To amend the articles of In
corporation SO as to change the principal
place of business of seid corporation from
Salt Lake City, Utah. to the City OF
Reno, Nevada.
And, In case said articles OF incorpora-
ton shall be amended In the foregoing
particulars. TO authorize and direct the
proper officers of the company to file with
the proper officers the necessary and
requisite papers. showing such amend
ment
This meeting is called pursuant to a
resolution Of the board Of directors and
at the request Of the holders and own
ers OF majority Of the oursta ndine
capital stock OF said corpora ton.
T. K. STEVENS.
Assistant Secretary.
W; II: WERBER.
JOHN A KIRBY,
JAMES FARRELL.
JAMES r. DAVIS,
Salt Lake City. Utah. April 80. 1870
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
WORLDS OIL OUTPUT
IS STEADILY GROWING

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
DAVIS-DALY COMPANY
LEYIES ASSESSMENT

Dav:s-Daly 81 assessment has been
called. on the eve OF his departure for
EuroPe. Il. a. Heinze. president and
chairman OF the Davis DAILY Copper COM
many. got his directors together and
levied an assessment Of 81 per share.
Boston parties some weeks ago had an
engineer examine the property for the
purpose. " favorable report was re-
Ccived OF exercising an option at So per
share to purchase the 10000 shares OF
treasury stock. The option was never
exercised. the engineer stating that the
necessary development work could not be
lone for s350.0o0 At least 81 900 900
should he spert underground by the Da-
.is-Dalr. II has rich ore uncovered but
Mr. Heinze's attention is needed I'm Butte
Tor development, and ii good local man
lSer in Butte is needed. as there Is still
local injunction against the construc-
Ion and operation OF a tramway from
.lir mine.
The company was formed late in 1905
s reorganization OF the Davis Daily Es-
atcs Copper company. The Davis DAILY
'ompany is capitalized for 6 700. 900, Of
which s6.000000 IS outstanding. Par
Saiuc OF stock is $40. Of which 81 is paid
ln.-Boston News Bureau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
TURNER ELY GROUP
FINDS NEW OWNER
S. Herbert Williams Purchases
Good Copper Ground in
Famous Camp.


ELY, New, June l9-S Herbert Will
llans or Boston, announces that he has
acquired the Turner Ely group OF claims
situated Immediately south OF Lane City
on tho north. 1t is claimed that the sui
phIdG ores such US arc mined by steam
shovel at Copper Flat arc nearer the
surface on the Turner Ely property than
In any other part OF the district 4 tun-
mel 100 feet in length was run on one
claim and il is said to be all In ore run
ming as high as eight per cent copper.
Mr., Williams is well known In the Ely
district where he promoted the Boston
Ely Development company about three
years ago. Tho announcement OF plans
for the development OF the Turner Ely by
himself and associates Will be awaited
with interest,
s. NJ, Levy OF Salt Lake, president of
the Ely Consolidated in company with
Gideon Snyder secretary and treasurer
of the company. spent Sunday and Mon
day at the company's mines. President
Levy stated that the ore shoot I'm the
north drift OF the Brilliant has heen
demonstrated for distance OF moro than
loo fct in the upraise and sixty feet In
the wirZe, with good ore throughout and
uniform values. From two TO three tons
of high grade ore are now being taken
out every day in the regular course OF
development work. The Brilliant shaft
Will soon be quipped with a pumping
plant.
W. NJ, Barker. who superintendent the
SISStIOH VI luS lON'lH UIbb VI lDt sfN'P-
toe concentrator by the Hughes Construc-
tIon company last year. has returned from
England where he had charge of some
important installations OF machinery for
Aliis-Chamers company. Mr.. Bnrker
was surprised at the numbers and activ
ity OF the American business colony In
London, The American University club.
recently organized in London, started of
with a charter membership OF five hum
drcG
Arthur Day OF Salt Lake. is conducting
series OF experiments at the converter
plant OF the Steptoe company ut McGill
with a view TO testing patent OF his
own for prolongng the life OF converter
Innings and thereby lessening the outlay
FOR refining at frequent intervals which
'ached to the production Of blister cop
per under present methods.
Lane Pearl, manager OF the Nevada
l'nilcd Mines company, at Ward, eighteen
miles south OF Ely, reports that tho
Defiance tunnel is now In 500 feet and
that good progreS is being made con-
sidcring the condition of the ground,
Delay In the shipment OF some heavy
tmbers from the mills In Oregon is ham
pcr!nS the work OF erecting the mill OF
the Amalgamated Nevada Mines COM
pany near Blaclshorse. James II. Mar
riott. manager OF the company, states
that he expects TO have the plant In op-
Grafton in about two months, provided no
more serious delays occur.
An accident to the air compressor at
the tunnel for few days. The tunnel
Is now in about 1000 feet and recent
In the formation are very prom
ISinc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Bing-
ham Butte Consolidated Mining company
Ca Utah corporation) has been called,
pursuant 10 resolution Of the board OF d.
rectors of said corporation, 10 be held at
the office OF said corporation No 66
West Third South street, Salt Lake City.
Utah. on Saturday. the 10th day OF July.
A d, 1910. at 4 o'clock p. 10 OF said day.
Said meeting is called for the following
purposes.
l. To consider and determine upon the
advlsability OF selling all OF the proper
ties. rights and franchises of this cor
poration: TO corporation hereafter to be
formed. under the laws or this state said
sale 10 be for stock In said corporation
2 To consider and determine upon any
plan that may be deemed favorable and
Tor the best interests of the company
Q. To consider and pass upon such
other matter as may come before the
meeting,
w. y. HUBBARD,
Pres. and Director
P j. DONOHUE.
Director.
L. c. ROEBER.
Director.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
TONOPAH EXTENSION
WORK IS VERY GOOD
Mill Continues to Extract Better
Than Ninety Per Cent of
Mineral.

Everything in and about the Tonopah
Extension mine and mill is going ahead
steadily, TO the complete satisfaction of
General Manager Kirchen, and a nice
sum of money is being added monthly to
crush and treat an average of 12O tons
OF orc daily. carrying good milling values.
from which an extraction OF better than
90 per cent Is obtained. Owing to the
fact that a portion of the April cleanup
ran into May. no statement for the
month of April was issued but a joint
mill for April and May, will be made
public in short time.
A new 80 horsepower electric hoist is
being installed TO replace the steam one
now in use, and IL is expected the new
hoist will be in commission within the
next two weeks. While the steam hoist
was In excellent condition and doing
good work. the installation OF the electric
hoist means the saving of considerable
money In fuel and water,
Underground work is being pushed as
fast as possible in the west footwall
drift, owing TO the fact that operations
In the western portion Of the mine are at
a standstil until this important piece Of
work has been completed. which Will fur
nish good circulation OF air and permit
of the resumption of development and
prospecting work In that portion OF the
mine. The work already done has sue
ceeded In cutting and partially develop
ing three veins which carry good values.
but further work was barred on account
OF the unusual amount OF gas,
The company owns an enormous acre
age I'm this direction. the 200 acres re-
Gently purchased by taking over the Red
Rock and McKane groups lying in this
direction, and as soon as the necessary
connection has been made an active cam
palgn OF prospecting work will be taken
up. For the present work Is being con-
fined TO the 400, 500 and 600-foot levels
in the eastern portion of the mine, where
some strong ore bodies are being worked.
-Tonopah Miner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
WALL MILL NOW
READY TO WORK
Some Remarkable Innovations
in Bingham Plant for Treat
ing Porphyry Ores.
METHOD ON VERGE
OF BEING PROVEN
Starless Mine Has Liberal Ore
Tonnage All Ready for
the Mill.
opecial to The Tribune.

OpoStol W flc
BINGHAM. June l9,-After an eXpen-
jiture for repair and new machinery OF
more than $50, 900, Colonel T. A. Walls
mill is so nearly completed that a short
run was made today 10 test the ma
chlnery, This was so satisfactory that
The management is planning TO make a
rial run with ore in few days. This
Mill is not merely the property of Colonel
Wall, but il is his idea all the way
through and reflects his method of hand
ling porphyry ores.
Instead of the rather inhospitable sign
OF "tv"p out" the visitor is greeted by
in' posted "n the outside OF the build
ing. When nH"c Inside. some surprises
are in store for 'hc visitor, Instead Of a
Huntington mill wr find three sets OF
rollers OF Colonel Walls own invention !;
the oversize being scTncncd as IL passes
through each set. What rs left after
to the first set again in endless chains
so that there Is no waste at Ill. This
prevents undue pulVerization and solves
tho proposition of shines To large ex-
tent.
Instead OF the customary tables and
vannerS, Colonel Wall has what he terms
arc about eighteen feet In length. trough
like and covered. Within these curious
oblong washers arc Installed valves and
sprGyers, the sprayerS continually throw
solution TO the surface. the waste being
finally discharged through laundcrs pre-
pared Tor that purpose. The concentrates
are discharged from the bottom OF the
washers through pouches.
II is claimed for this method that there
will be comparatively little loss in the
handling OF ores. at any rate, IL IL proves
success after passing the experimental
stage. II will effect "A revolution In the
handling Of porphyry ores, and bring 10
life many OF the smaller propositions
that cannot now be handled al n profit.
The machinery is much more compact
than In other mills. requiring much less
floo. space.
Located In a slight bend Of the Cop
per Belt railroad. IL has been the target
for runaway trains and engines for years
past, until battered and shattered il re-
minds one OF an old fortress. Every time
it has been wrecked, il has been rebuilt
each time with some new improvement
rcflccting the genius OF the owner When
the plant has passed the experimental
stage and Is fully equipped for perma
nent run II will be used TO handle the
ores from the Starless mine. which is
also Colonel Walls property. These ores
run from 20 10 per cent copper and
there Is ore enough blocked out 10 last
for years TO come.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
WILL "GLORY-H0LE" THE
COMBINATION ORE VEINS

The GoIdheld Consolidated Mines COM
pany is now preparing TO carry out the
plans originally made by former General
Manager Mackenzie 10 glory y-hole" the
great Combination vein system, from the
i00-foo level. or deeper to the surface,
and for a distance along the vein for
nearly 1000 feet This work will make
"A ''elory-hoe'' that will be even more OF
a marvel than the famous "glory hole"
OF the Montgomery Shoshone property at
Rhyolite. and give the Consolidated COM
pany many hundreds OF tons OF rich free
milling ore and the most economical
method OF ore extraction known to min
ing science.-Goldfeld News.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
NIPISSING MINES MAY
OPERATIONS NET REWARDS

The Nipssing Mines company during
May produced ore with an estimated net
value OF S1S5. i16. Shipments In the same
period Gre estimated at $20S.537. The eN-
cess shipments over production are ex-
planned by the large amount of orc which
the company had on hand The high
grade ore produced last month was l42
tons. while second -class ores totalcd BIZ
tons. Directors meet again next week
to declare the regular quarterly dividend
OF per cent and 2l per cent extra An
interim dividend OF per cent was re-
Gently announced.--Boston News Bu-
reau
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Nevada News Agents

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Goldfield-Louie Polin.
Hawthorne-Louie Pollln
Kimberly-Sheldon Lowney.
Lovclock-Bible Bros
Midas-Mrs- c. A Harrington
Rawhidc-Louie Pollin
Reno-Hotel Golden News Stand: Ro
senthal & Armanka; Shepard & Son.
Yerfngton-F. M Burner
Wlnnemmuca-Pearce G. Chase
Cobre-Richard Richards
Cherry Crees-Grey & Collina
E1ko-Wheeler & Co
cry Co.
McGill-M. Herman; Walden & Bur
Rhyolite-The Crescent
Pioche-Ploche Drug Co.
Caiiente-John shier; Thomas Him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
MARY ELLEN ANNUAL
MEETING is HELD
Special to The Tribune.

AMERICAN FORK. Utah. June l9.-
Tho Mary Ellen Mining and Milling stock
holders held their regular annual meet
ing here last night. and heard the usual
reports and elected the following officers
70 act for the ensuing year: W. c.
Boley, president; Thomas Altman, vice
president. w. S. Needham. secretary and
treasurer. These with Claud Duval and
J. w, Storrs form the directorate They
have force OF men at work on their
claims in the American Fork district and
the development work Is very encourag-
inR
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DETAILS OF THE MAY
PRODUCTION FROM LAKE


decrease
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MOVEMENT OF VESSELS in ALL PARTS OF WORLD

MOSS LANDING Sailed Oct 4-Stmr Jim
Butler. for Portland
Wand from Seatte stnar oG, Ha+son from
stmr Jeanie hence Sept IS; Jap stmr Sado Maru,
from Seattle.
Sailed Oct. 4-Stmr Portland stmr Alaskan,
for Seattle; stmr yirginian. for Honolulu; TO
sail p, m. stmr Thomas L. Wand. for Everett.
Sailed Oct. 4-Stmr Watson for Seattle.
San Pedro
UMPoUA-Arrived Oct. 4Astmr San Gabriel,
KETcHiKAS- Arrived Oct. A. a m.-stmr
Rpnphl5, tI9I, IRON ON seattle Oct g. p m.-sthr
WRANGELL-Arrived Oct. 4, 4 a. m--Stmr
Humboldt. from Ketchikan
CORDoYA--Arrived Oct A. a. m.-Stmr Ala
media from Seward
BANDoN-Arrived Oct a-Stmr Fifeld. hence
MATTOLE LANDINGMSailed Oct T. II NJ
Stmr Casco. for San Francisco
Sailed Oct. 4, p. m.-Stmr Casco, for San
POINT REY ES-Passed Oct 4-Stmr Washte-
nay, from Port San Luis for Astoria
schooner lumber laden.
ASTORIA-Arrived Oct T. 10 a. m.-Stmr
Pedro. Oct asstmr Ne Newport. port a from Bandon
beAce ArPigsd ost Oct E smr W. ocs rsnsck
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Oct. 4-Stmr James 5.
Higgins. from Redondo Beach stmr Geo. w
Elder, hence Oct 2; stmr Argyll, from San
Sailed Oct: 4-stmr ]. ]. Loggie. for Eureka
stmr Geo. W. Elder. for San Diego; stmr Argyll.
Francisco stmr Meivlle % f'f1ed Dollar for Seattle.
T0WNSEND-Arrived Oct. 4-Schr Minnie A.
Cane: from Mollendo schr Gamble from Hilo:
schr Fred H. Sander. from Carmen island schr
j. b. Bruce. hence Sept. 20 for Seattle.
TAT0OSH-Passed in Oct. A. $50 a. m.--Stmr
Bee. hence Oct. for Seattle.
Passed in Oct. a. D. m-Barge America.
frem Alaska for Seattle.
ABERDEl5N-Arrived Oct. 4-Stmr G. C. Lin
dauer, hence Oct /.
Barbound, Oct 4-Stmr Santa Barbara. stmr
Centralia. schr Comet. for San Pedro: stmr Svea.
for San Francisco; schr Polaris for Antofagasta
PORT SAN, LUIS-Sailed Oct. 4, m.-
Stmr Homer for San Pedro
Arrived Oct A. p. m.-Stmr Santa Rita from
Kahului.
sEATTLE-Arrived Oct. 3-stmr President
Sailed Oct. 81 s. stmr Armeria, for cruise
Oct. 4-Br bark Melanope. for
Arrived Oct. 4, IL a. MI. S. stmr Saturn
from Bremerton.
Packard. for Port Blakeley; 4:30 p. M, stml
Fair Oaks. for San Francisco
WIDMINGT0N-Arrived Oct. 8, a. m.-Stml
Lakme from South Bend
Sailed Oct. 3, 10 a. m.-Stmr Wfllapa, for Sar
Francisco. Oct. 2-Stmr Wasp for San Diego.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YoRK-Sailed Oct Steam yacht We
netia. for New Orleans and San Francisco
Arrived Oct 8. 4:30 p. m.-Stmr hentuckfan
from Puerto Mexico.
Sailed Oct. 4, 4:10 p. m.-Stmr Georgian. fol-
Puerto Mexico.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER- Passed Oct. s.
Ship John Ena from Philadelphia for San Fran
cisco: ship Edward Sewall, from Honolulu FOL
Philadelphia.
RLESTON-Arrived Oct 2+Br stmr Con
der, from Guayaquil.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU-Sailed Oct. 8. s o. m.-Stml
Manchuria for Yokohama, and not San francisco
as before reported.
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from San Francisco and will load lumber at
Rainier.
Schooner Alvena arrived today. 10 days from
San Pedro and will wait here for orders. as it
is not chartered. Captain P. l.. Abrahamson:
the master. says he made the run up the coast
river during % the "r reee,f heavy gale. This morn
ing he decided to sail in.
The bar was breaking. but everything ran
smoothly until the schooner was about nalt
way across the shoal. when huge comber rose
up behind it and broke over the vessels stern.
picked up and thrown the heads Of the
two men who were. at the wheel coming down
smashed TO pieces. but the vessel was not dam
aged, and fortunately neither of the men was
injured. The schooner sailed up to Desdemona
light. when it taken in tow.
Steamer George W. Fenwick arrived todsy
from San Francisco and will load lumber at the
wharf Of the Hammond lumber company OF TINS
Oil tank steamer Asuncion was unable to cross
out today account of very rough bar
TACOMA, Oct Arrived: Steamer Jeanie
Safled-Steamer virgnan. for Honolulu
steamer Alaskan, for Seattle; steamer Watson
for Seattle.
from San Francisco; Japanese steamer Sado
Maru. from Tacoma; United States steamer SAT-
urn. from Bremerton; steamer Alaskan, from
Tacoma.
SaiIed-steamer Hyades. for Honolulu:
steamer City of Seattle. for Skagway: steamer
Fair Oaks for Everett: steamer President. for
Tacoma ship B. F. Packard, for Port Blakeley
ABERDEEN, Oct. 4.-The southwest storm
continues and all vessels are detained. The
steamers Centrala and Svea In the lower
harbor with the schooners Polaris and Churchill
The barkentnes John Palmer and Jane L. Stan
ford are waiting for turn of the weather con-
ditons. They are ready for
With over 100000 feet of lumber shipped
TO foreign ports during September. the showing
for the lumber business on Grays harbor is
regarded excellent. The value of the lumber
shipped about Sso.oo0. In addition 10 this
the British tramp steamer Strathdene carried
away a partial cargo valued at S34,2SS.
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BY United Wireless


STEAMER sIERRA-Hence Oct ! for Honolulu:
Oct. g. s .. M. 500 miles from San Francisco
lightship: moderate north northwest wind: long
westerly swell; overcast; barometer so 20;
temperature 81: all well.
STEAMER MANCHURIA-Hence Sept. p for
Hongkong via Honolulu; Oct. 3. y. m. 35
miles west of Honolulu: all we'll
STEAMER PECTAN-From TocopiIls for Port
San Luis: Oct 3. S p m. 4lo miles of Port
San Luis
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Kahului for
Port San Luis; Oct. 3. p. NJ. 200 miles from
Port Hartford: overcast: fresh northwest breeze;
Moderate sea: all well.
STEAMER MoNGoLLA-From Hongkong for San
Francisco; Oct. 3. p m, latitude 80 IS north,
longitude 179 IL east; all well.
STEAMER ADMIRAL sAMPsoN-From Seattle
for San Francisco. Oct. 4, $50 a. m, of Men
docino city; will arrive at $50 p. m.
STEAMER BUCKMAN-From San Pedro for San
Francisco; Oct. :. Sis a. m. Of Point Sur;
strong northwest wind; heavy head sea; foggy;
viii arrive at p. m
STEAMER J. A. cHANSLoR-From San Fran
cisco for Portland; Oct. 3, p. m. miles
south Of Coos bay; heavy southeast swell; light
northwest wind.
STEAMER SANTA RITE-From Kahului for San
Francisco; due to arrive Port San Luis about S
m (
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


EUREKA, Oct. 4.-For the first time in three
years there were no movements in or out of the
harbor today, the condition Of the bar having
been such that no steamers could enter or leave
The North Pacific steamship company's steam
er Eureka. scheduled TO depart for Portland
with passengers and freight and the Inmher
carriers Bowdoin Vanguard and Andy Nabonev
have been In port all day awaiting opportu-
nifty TO out
were due today. failed TO put in appearance,
and il is presumed that both steamers are out
side waiting for smoother the bar The
Katherine is believed to have Consignment of
United States mail on board.
PORTLAND. Oct 4.-Word has been received
by Balfour, Guthrie & Co., the charterers. that
pulco this morning for Portland. 1t is on its
way here to load cargo of lumber for China
and will be due to arrive in about 10 DAYS. 1t
will proceed first TO the mills near Rainier
where 1t will load about half of its cargo, and
II will finish at the Inman Poulsen mills 1t
viii leave here with about 5. 100000 feet of lum-
ber aboard
On its winter schedule the steamer Bear sailed
at O'Clock this afternoon for San Francisco
and San Pedro with passengers and general
freight.
Steamer Breakwater sailed tonight for Coos
bay with passengers and freight.
Carrying passengers and general freight the
steamer Sue H Elmore, Captain Schrader, sailed
Rough weather beset the British steamer
Uganda. Captain Cow, which arrived here at s
O'Clock this morning, its way down from
Bremerton TO load 10000 bushels of wheat. It
arrived of the heads Sunday morning, but was
unable to cross in over the bar until yesterday
morning and cruised around outside for a day
and night because it could not see the river
and a big running.
French bark Lepilier, which sailed from Brest
June and from Hobart August 26 has been
added to the en- route list of grain vessels
German bark Selene has been rechartered by a
local firm from Hind Roph & Co.
Steamer Newport arrived this morning from
Bsndon after rough passage.
Arrived-Steamers Shasta and Yellowstone
from San Francisco.
Sailed-Steamers Bear, for San Francisco and
San Pedro; Breakwater. for Coos bay; Sue n
Elmore, for Golden gate; Tillamook Saginaw
and Raymond.
ASTORIA. Oct. 4.-Stesmer Newport arrived
Monday evening from coast points with cargo
of dairy products.
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live Wire KILLS
Man and SISTER
Current Passes Through Wash
ing Machine Device and Two
Are ElectrOcuted

BRIGHAM CITY Utah. Oct. "A
simple device attached to the wringer
of a washing machine operated with
deadly effect when it drew from a live
wire more than 1000 volts OF electricity
today and dealt death in horrible
form to Thomas McMaster and his SIS
ter. Verna, and shocked the man wlIe
into unconsciouSneSs
In adjusting the washing machlne,
McMaster had detached the small wire
from the washer and was about TO con-
meet il with the clothes wringer wneh
bv some mischance he came In contact
with a live wire While the man
writhed in death agony flames were
darting from his arms. Seeing his pitl-
full plight. his wife rushed to his size
and was Knocked insensible 10 the moor:
Verna McMaster. sister or the deau
man. who lived next door, heard the
cries and fastened to her orotners
home. She seized McMaster by the
hand and received the fun force or the
deadly current
Neighbors coming in response 70 tne
alarm found that the man and ms SIS
ter had been electrocuted and their
bodies badly burned. McMaster'S wire
u.as revived after considerable effort