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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-08
Missionary Society to Meet,

The Women's Missionary society Of the
Central Christian church will hold its
regular monthly meeting with Mrs. David
Culver AT 229 Seventh East street on
Thursday. at 2:3o n. m. The presidents
Of the various missionary societies OF the
city viii be present and Will tell of the
work OF their respective societies. TINS
Will he followed by a social hour and re-
freshments served by the hosteSses. Mrs
CllyeI and Mrs. George Bots.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-08
Mrs. SWonson Dies.

Mrs. Ella w. Swonson. widow Of Henry
Swonson died at $50 o'clock Friday
afternoon at her apartments in kuster
terrace
Mrs. Swonson had suffered for the past
nine months with cancer, She is survived
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-08
CONFERENCE SPECIALS.

April to Q, inclusive, via Salt Lake
Route. leave Salt Lake City ll:15 p,
M for Provo, Payson and intermediate
stations. Returning special arrives
Salt Lake City 9.30 a. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-08

Foley Kidney Pills contain in concen.
trated form ingredients Of established
therapeutic value for the relief and cure
of all kidney and bladder ailments. Fo-
ley Kidney Pills are antiseptic, tonic
and restorative. Refuse substitutes
Schramm- j ohnson, Drugs, FIVE stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-08
Fewer Divorces Granted in Utah Last Y ear


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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-08

maiden name, Ina NJ Barton was re-
stored TO her The decree was granted
on the showing that Radcliff had never
supported his Wife.
on the grounds OF dcscrtion. failure TO
provide ard drunkenness, Mary Grace
Smith was given a decree OF divorce
from William T.. Smith.
Mart Thompson WAS given n decree of
divorce from Vivian Thompson on the
ground OF deScrtioN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-08
Deserticn Is Grounds.

Upon tho showing that her husband
had deserted her and failed 10 provide
for her, Bertha McLauc was given a de-
cree OF divorce from Marion Mcbane.
Julia NJ, McCarroll was given n divorce
from James McCarroll on the ground Of
dcscrtion.
court on All order TO show cause why he
had not Corformod to the courts orders
in the matter of alimony. was ordered
10 pay his wife his whole salary next
week and one half OF II each successive
week until she is able To rent a portion Of
the house In which she is living for the
support of herself and minor child.
The following final decrccs were
granted: Grace Brown Suits from Cnf-
ford Suits. Clarenda Robinson from Wal
ter Robinson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-08

Kodak Pictures Finished.
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-20

Adysz4s.ag rates on application
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-20

Copy for change gt aayeraswe" must Se la by X o'clock D m. to 5H slna insertion same day
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-20

Asuolttod as seoond class mail matter July S 1888. at the Postot6ce
 as SzaSwRy. Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-20
Seattle PT

After several years of "6ucS'uE ubHc sentiment in Che matter of some rule for Alaska the Juneau Daily Record has turned it's toes to the daisies.
 And the mockfue bird is singing 1 CT her grave
 As a newspaper .he Daily Record us f.~steIass and up-to-date. being
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-20
agbuorlPuans and ssva-dssmsnts re.
 calNos bys
SEATTLE AND ALASKA

The Co-5ora incident ought to mark garaas poa, a the history os AlaSSA E was not tae act of a mob. T, was the act os citizens who respect the rav. and wlo have some Esas to expect ua government @ seop them some consideration
 The federal government has utlel wh Alaska Naskaas have been rsasaa Taa have waited Ions for aae cloud to It.. Taer have rPear esy psaaoua5 for rea-ass and their rsuaoas have remained unanswered The right to develop aal use r.e re- sources of .assa has been denied laroac Am,.eaus vaa have gone int, aa aora to play ay par. l1 Che Gsragausa, aE as country lbsy have ar,a forasl pay sN ,braag prizes al- oaa. mined .r 8 soega s,weg and @a1ne. into Alaska. while lavag under taer own feet a, sa.- own doors billions Q. tons os coal or the s- aaaug srG Eay haze been ro-.ea aa pay .aess sysea.a-e p-.sas to fore ign w.rs owners aasasa. a~eo-a of rae existence os executive ursars issued a, che national capitol a, the .ustgseoa gE men who know Esaa s-oa, Alaska and A,asass problems.
 I au infamous situation Gov
 musa, by executive order as ge laasse Go ea. American people as EuNsraueat -s injunction. and
 taar, has .a.a ag .aalsssasss m convection ua this aspect of ae Alaska a5arass.sg- owes it's ezs -,ay Go Che aeasea and aa- warranted a-. .s executive power sa TPrasz Aa citizens and to de- rsee -asu @. le nights
 What would ue people of PemyE sal.a ,a.ak gg executive order or o.Ee-wss federal sos.amaa, should close ue- coal mines Such aa oras- wa4a rssalt in open re- luoa Pennsylvania. and ys, FsaassIyaa case would be lue tlrsrsat from tao case ct Alaska.
 Psg e-aaaaas et us sor, are bound to end some sms aadgae tme s- aaa end in Aassas case rou.d be a.ag-at hand
 The people of Alaska respect the law a.y also know uer rights uase ae Jaw. and if Eay do not assert and at.a saose rights we ore ug7eE mistaken about tas char acru of Che men now in Alas6s
 as aaa of uaa struggle the ,l@ssaas have a right to look Co Seattle for support and encourage usag seasgs owes mucL to Alaska sLd AlasSaas. and atae people of this o.,y must ia this crisis do for Alas ss au they are capable of doiag AL aska has been beab,el by federal iu- difference. and k is time to wage tbe fight for a newer and a sgua-er l,al for uerUaeu country
 Seattle should strike tae ursy blow lard. follow 1t fast and keep up the fish, uual Alaskas great virgin mnes of wealth are open to thrifty aud iatslGeea, American citizens Seattle P.L
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-20

A fine mid temperance drink Is the pure wholesome beer made from the sparkling waters ot TumwateT Falls. and tbe very best barley malt with just the right proportion of choicest erovn hops Brewed as on, ly the Olympia Brewing company can brew. For sale at the Board of Trad
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-20
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SgiGHly WE3T8E8 REPORT
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Results ot Che observation taken at Noore's Wharf at midnight May la igII .sas uIIavs
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-20
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE, RIoTory- has Proved that nandruG is
 Cuuscd by a Germ.


 Science is 5rr.e wonders these days In Adam lived Che human race has been preparation has hors.'Eora proved a sue put oa ,ae market It is ase.eHaag prep. s-guo0 chat k"s Che Earm that makes Er-5raN or seurf by d.re.0E into the sr.rn .o -.t 0t the root 1f the hair where - sons .rr vitality. aausiuE itching scalp
 ras- and finally 1IFnass Wth- -.. rr-n- rn- must grow 'uyr-'r0t'v }. r.. only destroyer rr Ean6~uG SrrF rv rearur Druggists Send 1oc 5r stamps for sample to Tho Eerpi- eide Ca. Detroit Mich
 One Dollar bottles guaranteed Wm Brit Special Agent. Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-20
HAVE YOU ANY RAesa

We win nag Five U5| cents per rru6 for clan w.piuz rass suitable .r uta.aZ machinery This IS a .r.ree for small boys t1 earn a lit ' Fourth r uE money. Address na.-v Alaskan
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-20

without a superior ia Alaska. but m .,s attempts ta coerco rather chan mould public opinion. lt sounded its .u- death kuaIL-Nbiteborse Star
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
MINING LITIGATION
IS ENDED FRIDAY
Suit of Utah Coalition vs..
City Rocks Reaches an
Arnicable End.

The litigation started several mon'h9
AGO bv The Ctsh Mines Coalition cont
,a,,,. ,voInst tho city Rocks company
~ tho BIc and Little Cottonwood dis-
49,. ., tbc Wasatch range has been
,,,icohIv ,diustcd out of court ana inc
tt,,I .tnp WAS taken Friday when the
.,,If vas dismissed These two proper
to- adioin at or near INC divide between
tho two canyons. and the pleintlll IN
etit,tod the case that survey h''su'
he ordered made to determine @ w ,rt
,cpt Of tho alleged trcspass on inc pa p
~ ,be carly management OF The N,tN
po.ks company and the NSlue VI WV
orc extracted esccrtained. o,.,,,.r+
while The details Of the adluS,Il.a,,,
were not explicitly learned. ], iS h,.EH, ~,
that each organization gave up It's risH
80 cort,in lands. vertical lines are agrseo
-, nnd all future possible diftlcull!
oieer axtra lateral rights eliminated.
were mutual all through the
oerotiations, ending for all time Wnat
annearcd to be the making oi one OF the
mos; hotly contested cases III recent
years In mining Utah. , ,,..
This happy consuInmsuon itseS .ne
City Rocks company from any ieEh, eu
toncIemen; and possible impeachment III
H. pendiny consolidation OF Alta mines.
Of which this company forms thc hu,
ci.us IL likewise removes any ana all
ha rr.iers that might have prevented uh.
operations in the TERRITORY OF
n.cl, company, and stockholders or both
-ornoratIous win he relieved thal the
case is terminated III such a friendly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
Ell ORC TERMINATES
A SUCCESSFUL YEAR

Although the press reports during the
nofs mat mining was intcrtcred with
somewhat IL is evident from the annual
report OF Toe II Orc company nov being
received that this proposition was not
handicapped u great deaY. The company
mined %6o.5Gi tons of ore during the year.
against 311.S"i tens tho wear before The
company made little lower extract
during the year. bI;t this was due TO the
successful plan Of sending an increased
tonnage. OF lower grade material through
thr mill.
The orc averaged 500 gold per ton
ana Sl.GA silver. the average sold saving
being ~ per cent: silver &C per cent .
lie percentage OF total extraction being
81. The costs Of mining. milling and all
other items Of production were $3.50 per
ton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
SHOULD GATHER IN
TIE COPPER SHARES

lanes A. Pollock X; Co, bankers and
hrolsnrs. furnish the following, received
oyer thelr private wire yesterday after
noon; ,, No.
let nr,nned uuict and with q firm tone.
Itlouez. T3nlarack and Oiib%ay were
LII bought and made slight advances.
prnt1t-ta king sales tho recent rise
vsrc we'll absorbed and the tendency
stIIi remains strongly upward. we be,
ljevc In buying the good coppeTs srouiim ,iin,
mresant level Ia hold, and that we VIII
e., tbcu sell AK much higher prices tni3
month. ,a..,,,o,
u.are moi AS general az yesterday. but
taken as a whole. The llst maintained an
appearancc Of strength throughout tne
session II appeared as though some
dis strIbutiou was being conducted in steel
and the Hartman Issues under cover
Of strength i'm Reading, but. seemingly
In. offerings were well absorbed, though
admittedly the market had advanced 10
an extent that would warrant The eN-
pccIancy Of at least moderate re-
action
1t Is anticipated that further develop
rnente will occur next week In counec-
tion with the American Tobacco com :
pany's affairs, and sentiment In the
street has become decidedly hopeful but
the stock market. taken as u whole, is
trading affair. with preference given 10
the long side OF rails during weak pc
r!oGs.
Gallagher. New York. Curb market IN
Ohio Copper little better today. with
sales at IL. Balance OF copncrs steaoy
pah Extension advanced fraction
American Tobacco changed hands he,
tween 4l5 and All at the close. Mays OH
WAS offered down 10 IA by Toronto.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
UNITED VERDE TO
GET NEW SMELTER
J. B. Mcintosh VIII Have
Charge of the Construc-
ton Work.
LEAVES FOR HIS POST
Plans Being Designed by En-
gineer Repath Now in
Los Angeles.
LEAVES FOR HIS POST

]. 3. Mcintosh. the We'll known engi-
neer who had charge Of the construction
OF the International Smelling Il Refining
companys copper smelter NJ Tooele. and
more recently In charge OF the new con-
struction camp at the Garfield copper
smeltcr for the American Smelling d
Refining company left Friday evening l1r
Los Angeles. where he Will meet {. ~.
Repath who has charge or designing INC
new copper smelter former senator w
a. Clark IS 10 erect for the United Nerde
properties IN Arizona Mr.. Mcintosh VIII
have charge Of the CONSTRUCTION OF .nis
plaut. orders for which call for the most
modern works that money ana talebt eau
provide.
This rev smelter will be located ABOUT
six miles from Jerome, ana at an eiSNa-
occupied by the old smelling. plant Of the
United Verde company, Mr.. Mclniosn
was not prepared TO state Yesterday wnas
the capacity OF the new works wou:n m
be but IL doubtless will be large ana M
VolvinE the very latest In furnace con-
struction with oil probably for fuel The
plans OF the United Verde also contem-
plate the laying Of forty miles OF stand
ard gauge track Of the Santa Fc system
from Cedar Glade 10 the mine.
II there Is such a thing AZ pets among
category. FOR IL unquestionabN is the ia
VoriJe mining interest OF Senator tlnrk.
And well 1t enight .be for the company
has paid over sS0.o0o.o0o In diyldendss
since 1892. The company Is capitalized
credited with holding 25i .05a shares. The
par value $40. OF which Senator Clark -
credited with holding 254 059 snares, The
latest edition OF the Copper Handbook
states that There arc not over twenty
shareholders in the organization,
Tonnage Ill Mine,
Despite this large production. the mine
undoubtedly looks good Tor an indefinite
period. indicated by this new con-
structi"n effort, y recent estimate OF ore
reserves reaches 90 00o 000 tons.
Mr.. Mcintosh Is typical Of the engi-
neers brought into ItalI bt the Inter
national company, strong men and splen-
did citizens and men of ability inferior 10
none. They all have MADE innumcrablc
friends here and all regret the exigcncics
OF their profession which scatter them
ell over tho country where progress is
10 be registered Mr. Mcintosh regrets
his departure from ttah and from the
american company. and on Friday. hc cN
pressed has appreciation FOR the fine
treatment accorded hlm by General Mgn-
ager Chscles w. Whitley and Supern
tcudent Howard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
JAMES A. POLLOCK & &C
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Office Of the board Of punc works. sal;
Lake City, October rs. I9ll
Sealed proposals Will he received at this
office until 1870 j. m. Friday, NovcInh her
Nth. 19l1. for constructing pipe sewers
in sewer extension No. 235. East Court.
east from Ninth East. between Fourtl,
and Fifth South streets according Ia
plans on file In the city engineers OF
flee,
instructions to bidders together with
plans. profilcs. specifications aud rorms
Tor contract and bond. may he obtaine6
ipou application AT The office OF The
board Of public works or thc city eng
neeT, for which the sam OF five (s5 O0J
dollars deposit is required.
Tho right is reserved 10 reject any
and all bids.
BY order of The board OF public works
nS5%@ H. g. MCMILLAN. Chair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
BUTTE & BALAKLANA
RESUMING SINKING

Aflcr cessation OF shaft sinking for
q time. during which repairs To the shaft
between the 900 and 200 levels were
completed. the management OF the Butte
& Balaklava company has resumed sink
ing. and IL is expected that the 1000
secured equal 10 those now had on the
400 level. On the 400 there is from
four TO five feet Of 6 per cent copper
ore. exposed from which shipments were
being made when the work at depth had
TO cease for the time being. These ship
ments will be resumed Immediately; also
the 1900 and 200 Will be called upon for
their quota Of tonnage. The company
expects 10 ship anywhere from 700 to
900 tons of orc daily.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
RECOVERING COPPER
FROM SOLUTIONS

Tic usual manner of recovering cop
water or water flowing over old copper
dumps. Is TO precipi;atc Inc red metal
on scrap iron. AS is well known. the
quantity Of ircn required Is several times
that indicated by theory, and The pre-
cipitate is not high grade. j.. L.. S.augh-
ter Of Clifton. Ariz.. has patented an
improvement in this method. having as
signed the Same 10 W, l.. Austin Of
Riverside, Cal. Nj. Slaughter prefers To
Drecipita,n copper by using Il mixture
OF iron and carbon In the form of small
pieces of coke. He thus gains The al =
vantage cf an clectrolytic action, and
states ,hat the prccipitatcd copper Is
iree from basic ron salts and OF higher
grade than tliat obtained by preclpiia- =
ton on iron alone. -Mctaliurcical and
Chemical Engineering
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
IMPRESSION
OF PORPHYRY M|NE
Utah Copper Operations as
Viewed Through the Eyes
of the East.

Thompson, 1owe & Co. on October 81
iseued the following appreciation OF The
operations OF the Utah Copper COM
pany:
il is difficult, without having visited
the Utah Copper company. 10 realize
the enormous seal" on which operations
are conducted and what q. gigantic en-
terprise is maintained bv this company,
which operates this country's foremost
indiViduai copper producer.
Here there exists mountain OF ore
rising to a. height Of nearly 1900 feet
above tho canyon. On this mountain
side more than twenty five shovels To-
Gated in benches one above another are
overburdan. The total tonnage moved
daily by these giant machines agsre-
gates approximately 50.000 tons. An
idea OF the amount OF work done by these
shovels may be had when IL Is stated
that each Of these machines does the
equivalent of 900 men operating under
ground.
Standard gauge railroad tracks pass
on To the various benches, enabling the
steam shoveIs TO load directly into the
cars. The railroad opera uons require a
very large equipment. fifty three loco
motives being employed 10 handle this
enormous tonnage, while in addition 10
this the rolling stock consists OF up
wards of 400 cars. Among the locomo-
tives are to be found some Of the largest
In the world belonging to the Mallet type
OF compounds, or the total tonnage eX-
tracted daily, approximately one-third Is
hauled over the companys new Bingham
& Garfield line. and the D. & r.. q,
railroad to the concentrators at Car
field twenty miles distant
In carrying on this gigantic enter
prise with its mining, railway, concen :
TRAITOR and power plant equipment, Utah
Copper dsburses monthly the astonish-
Ing figure OF nearly three-quartcrs Of a
million dollars,
From a producing standpoint. ~ is in
,,f
undertaking, which is merely I'm Its IN
fancy. The company is now producing
at tho rate OF more than 10000, Qoo
pounds OF copper per annum, and dis
hursing ont of earnings more than
81 500. 000 The company 1T the present
time is in very strong position, being
able TO increase materially It's present
copper production which would result In
large increase in annual net profits.
Boston Mining Stocks.
James 4. Pollock 6; Co, bankers and
| brokers. furnish the following received
| over their private wire yesterday after
noon.
BOSTON COPPER RANGE,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
COMET ROUNDS OUT
IMPORTANT OPERATION

Word fionI The Comet property in IGa-
no Friday WAS Ia tho effect that the
raise from the lower tunnel 10 tht. ore
bodice had bcca completed and That
tho management uoW hn3s itself in q po-
siticu to begin orc extraction and ship
lueuts. Tho salt Lake smeltevs will So
cure this lead and silver ore This Is
an old property. liberal producer and
ane whose present shoWinga indicate
that ils career OF earning profits is 10 be
extended Indefinitely.
There are Salt l.alScra now in control
NJ The mine. among these being Herman
Earnett. Henry &. Lund and H. c.
WILSON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
IRON BLOSSOM IS
IN COPPER ORES

IN prospecting the Iron Blossom ter
ritorY 10 The south OF the No, shaft.
the nauagement has opened tho same
shoot OF copper orc apparently had dur
ing the first stages Of this shaft work.
This ore occurs the Go0-toot level,
and seems 10 be making for the old
Governor section of the Dragon Consoli-
dated company, although hardly n suf-
icicnt amount Of work has been done
vet To determine the real importance of
the ore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
Assets.

President :. W. DCcleS saws:
THE copper contents OF the ore treat
ed This quarter was l,1u per cent. be-
ing the representative average OF the orc
reserves OF the property.
The surplus earned during the quar-
ter amounted 20 $l00.5+4. after payment
Of ihe eighth quarterly dividend and
charging off SlSG."90 for Steptce plant
dcprecia ton,
Tho company had no current iiabili-
tics except such AS must occur in the
ordinary operation Of the business. and
had current assets in cNCcsS of such la
bilities OF S@.@3G.SiS This company. the
Nevada Northern Railway company and
the Steptoe Valley Smelling q Mining
company has cash and negotiable securi-
Ties on hand In excess OF S600.O00.
Stripping Advances.
THE stripping OF tho Liberty pit was
continued. and 3iS DDS cubic yards of
overburden removed during the quarter
AT tho Eureka pit the stripping is so
well advanced that the charge FOR strip
ping assessed against each ton Of orc
extracted and taken mp in operating
charges practically offset tho stripping
expense. so that there was no increase
in the deferred stripping account.
During july The last rcvcrberatory
furnace was altered TO operate with oil
instead OF coal,
Basic lined converter No. l is now in
operation. and the work OF installing No.
. Is under way
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
FORENOON SALES.


Bccl; Tunnel, 1900 at iolc; 1000 at lie.
buyer sixty days.
CcdarT Tallsmsn, 200 AT Sc
King william. $500 At ic
May Day 1000 at lie.
New York 5000 al ic
Ohio Copper 2O0 AT S1.12i
Opchopso. 1000 al 2Ic 1000 at clsc,
buyer sixty days.
United Tintic. Sooo 1T &c.
Uncle sam. 800 ar sc.
Shares sold. 10 500
Selling value. s2i22.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado 1000 at CSC
Aiay Day. 500 az Ne.
Mountain Lake, 1000 a 2lc
Prince Consolidated. 40 At sec.
Flutus. 1000 ar sc.
Uncle sam. lbOo at @Sc.
Shares sold. 200
selling value. Sl2I0.jo,
AFTERNOON SALES.
Colorado 500 at 2s}c: 1916 at CSC.
Iron King. 1000 N Sc.
King William 5000 at lc.
Ichl Tintic 1000 At &c,
New TorE 1000 a g..
Ohio Copper. 200 at 81 ia,
Pioche Metals, 5000 at lc.
Pttsburg Idaho 100 NJ sic.
Prince Consolidated, 1900 at SIC; 100
al SIC.
Shares sold. l5.aoO
Selling value. S2jS1
OPEN EoABD.
Crown Point. sou a 3ic
Iron blossom 2u6 at osc.
bliNer sixty dayS
New York. lon0 u; &c
Ohio Copper 900 II Si.175
King William. 221n III &C.
ltah Con. 500 al 2kc
Shares Sold. 300
Selling value. siI29.I5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
TIZ--FOr Sore Feel

Cares Tired. Aching. Swollen. Sweat
Feet Cailouses. Bunions and Chilhlains
rir': off. AT all druggists, a5e fos
uix box. kor sals at all druggists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
OHIO COPPER CLIMBS
A BIT ON FRIDAY

Assisted bv the supporting arm OF the
New York curb Friday morning, lhe stock
or The ohio Copper company, which has
been weak issue lately east ana Me5r; hy
ycoainiI,u much OF It's lost strength. On
tho local exchange 1t closed with sales
al $I17k yesterday. The maTl'et o'her-
wise remained without Incident
The sales for the day totaIcd o-,opu
shares Of stock the market value oil
which WAS $1O63. 25 The following were
lhc closing unlisted and listed STOCK
transactions;