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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-02
Sidelights From
Other Sanctums

Perhaps He Is Waiting Until piax
Puts to Sea.
BY the way, has Madero been lost
III the shuffle?-Atlanta Constitution.
And it Doesn't Make Them Feel Bet.
ter, Either.
The Sherman law and the opinion
of the judges of the supreme court
may look alike to some, but Others
Know better.-F1orida Times Union.
Because We Have Federal Prisons.
Why is it that the federal admins
tration brings only civil suits against
the criminal trusts Macon News.
But You Couldn't Make the w. c. T.
U. Believe il!
No one will deny that Savannah
has been one of the dryest snots in
the state for the month now depart.
ing.-Savannah Press.
We Really Hadn't Thought of oId
Dock.
Henry L. Stimson remarks: 81 am
probably the most ignorant man on
military affairs in the United States. ;"
Wen, there's DR.. Leonard Wood. -
Waycross Herald.
Where She Is Wise.
Atlanta likes all sorts and condi-
tons of frills until her schools are
concerned, and then she says that it
won't do Thomasville Times-Entor-
prise.
Wouldn't il Be Awful?
We hope that Hobson doesn't bear
ABOUT the chop suey proprietor who
bored man fun of holes for popr-
ing cup of tea into the sugar howl
and then refusing to pay the DAMAGE.
Atlanta Journal.
And How it Does Take the Skin Of
|. Believing he sees it cinched in that
direction, the Hon. ~Hoke elects 20
nave greatness thrust upon him this
time.-Rome Tribune-Herald
Yes, If Something Must be Tried.
The trusts have fiourished nv rule
OF reason for many a day, and the su.
preme court may well try the recipe.
charleston Post.
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SAVANNAH BRICK WORKS.
Real Estate Building, Savannah, Ga.
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Be sure and attend Sig Levison's
fire sale
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TELEPHONES

Business office, Editorial Room. lSS.
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Be sure and attend Sig Levlsens
fire sale
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F. s. Rexford. 615 New York Life
Bldg, Kansas City. Mo-, says: Il had
a severe attack OF cold which set
tied in my back and kidneys. and T
was in great pain from my trouble.
A friend recommended Foley Kidney
Pills and l used two bottles of them
and they have done me a world of
good. Roberts Pharmacy.
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Full line of sundries at Van Brunt's
Bicycle Shop.
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WANTED-A competent foreman
for livery business; good salary for
right man. Apply to S. Marks. 1920
Ellis street. 80
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Wins Fight for Life.

1t was long and bloody battle for
life that was waged by James B. Mer-
shon, of Newark. n. j., (which he
writes: Il had lost much blood from
lung hemorrhages, and was very
weak and rundown For eight months
l was unable to work Death seemed
close on my heels, When began,
three weeks ago, to use DR.. Kings
New Discovery. But it has helped
me a great deal. It is doing ali that
you claim For weak, sore lungs,
obstinate coughs, stubborn colds,
hoarseness, la grippe, asthma, hay fe-
yer or any throat or lung trouble its
supreme soc and 81 Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by Roses Drug store.
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FOR RENT-Fonr nice cool rooms
ana good table board; apply to 500
Monk street. eI4
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FOR sALE-on monthly navmant
pan, hveroom cottage on 75x1o0-foot
Iot, L street. between Clebourne and
Davis streets. Easy payments. MAY
Isaac.
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"a, CARE OF NEWS, WILL PLEASE
CALL FOR ANSWERS TO THEIR
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Patent your IDEAS and let Giryin
make your models.
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sunscRlPTloN RATEe.

Terms of subscription in the city
I'D ~ saa.i free CO charge &c az
parts OF the United States and Cana
d, Mexico, Porto Rico. Guam, Phil
kppine Islands, Cuba and Hawaiian
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We Really Hadn't Thought of OLD
Where She Is Wise.

Atlanta likes all sorts and condi-
tons Of frills until her schools are
concerned. and then she says that it
wont Thomasville Times-Entor-
prise.
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yes, If Something Must be Tried,
Inc trusts have fiourished by rule
OF reason for many day, and the su
preme court may well try the recipe
Post.
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it Be Awful?

We hope that Hobson doesn't bear
aoout the chop suey proprietor who
Dored man fun of holes for pour
ing cup of tea into the sugar bowl
and then refusing to pay the damage.
Atlanta Journal.
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And How it Does Take the Skin OF.
! Believing he sees it cindbed in that
direction, the Hon. Hoke elects 20
nave greatness thrust upon him this
ume.-Rome Tribune-Herald.
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But You Couldn't Make the w. c. !
Y. Believe il!

No one will deny that Savannah
has been one of the dryest spots il
the state for the month now depart
ing.-Savannah Press.
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Because We Have Federal Prisons.
Why is it that the federal admins
tration brings only civil suits against
the criminal trusts Macon News.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
COPPER SURPLUS
WAS ADDED TO.
January Figures of Producers
Association We're Not as
Satisfactory.
OUTPUT OF METAL
WAS MUCH REDUCED
Analysis of Statement Made by
D. c. JackIing of Utah
Copper Company.

The Copper Producers association re-
port for the month OF January was issued
in New York on Wednesday, the princi-
pal items OF which were carly received
via the Pollock wires. AS had been an
ticIpatcd, this report showed material
Increase in the surplus whereas me
reports I9r the sndJ Pasrd fe% ecTease m9sehS
The production and imports OF copper
during January reached total OF 10; :
67e,59l pounds a decrease OF nSa!.Sze
able Item was compensated FOR ey the
decrease in exports. The January ilsures
being 3S,2os,729 pounds, against over
mcstic deliveries were 420TS,65I pounds,
a decrease of I.5l5,i6l pounds. The sur
plus Oh February was l42, ,4Se,4oo an in
When asked for his opinion in regard TO
these statistics, ID, c. JaclllinG, vice pres
ident and general manager Of the Utan
Copper company, made the Following
statement:
u do not view the published increase
OF copper stocks and decrease OF exports
as shown in the statement for January
as indicating anything at all unusual or
unexpected. The increase OF stocks was
to be expected. because at or near the
close OF the year II Is the usual custom
OF producers and refineries TO clean up
their stocks of unfinished copper down
TO a low margin as possible In order
TO show accurately their past years re-
suits and IL is quite natural, therefore.
that the close OF the year should see re-
finerles receiving large constgrments OF
unfinished copper and the refineries be >
stirring themselves TO put as much OF
these abnormal consignmentS into fin
ished form a possible.
LAS a matter OF fact. the producers
reports as now based upon refinery state
ments cannot show uniformly satisfac-
tory figures from month 10 month AT
all times there necessarily are some
fluctuations in the rate Of deliveries or
raw copper to the refineries due 10 vari-
alton of rates OF shipment and OF prompt
ness in handling by carriers. II is a a
fact that very large percentage OF
any months production OF unfinish he'd
metal must be in the hands OF carriers
in transit from smeltcrs all over the
country to the refincries which are To-
Gated within a comparatively small area
on the eastern Seaboard.
The decrease in exports seems to me
TO he only natural in that the year end
is not the time when consumers, either
foreign or domestic, arc inclined to buy
heavily either for current or future use.
An analysis of all the best information
| can secure indicates to me that both
the commercial and technical position
of copper metal Is excellent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
BIG COPPER MERGER
BEING ROUNDED OUT

Plans are being rounded out. say east
ern authorities. for another large copper
consolidation. the properties mentioned in
this particular instance being the Miami
Inspiration. Live Oak and New Kew
stone. These four groups cover the
cream. as far rs can he determined at
present. of the great copper ore deposit
in that section Of Arizona, and within
whose lines have been developed close to
10000. 000 tons Of ore averaging per
cent copper or better.
II is too early for details 10 be re-
leased but several Inspiration sharehold
ers In salt Lake City said Wednesday
thai such deal has been expected late
~, all decmine IT a logical outcome OF
conditions. and all feeling certain iiat
the large Inspiration acreage. with its
20.D1n.000 developed tons OF per cent
copper ore. will give the organization a
very respectful hearing by those agree
ina on details.
The Miami company's Concenirator Is
ready 10 begin operating at any day.
and il is the nearest la profits Of any OF
the four. Such a deal undoubtedly will
bring about a great change in plans. tho
Inspiration company being now engaged
in designing mill. which will hardly be
erected according 10 present programme
in cas-" tho merger is effected This deal
is another step toward bringing the con-
trrl OF the copper output into as limited
nnMIhcr oi hands as possible.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
TUNNEL SENT INTO
HILL At FAST GAIT
January Work Exceeded All
Previous Records Made
by Operators.

All previous records OF tunnel driving
by those I'm charge OF the Snake Greek
bore aimed for the heart of the Park
CITY mountains were broken during
January. when 36T feet were gained. and
still better progress would have heen
made had the ground not hecome dlih :,
cult Engineer o y. Friendly has filed
his report with General Manager Lam
bourne setting forth the january opera
lions, since the submission of which the
satisfactory work Is now being accom- :
plished Engineer Friendly says, in
part.
Distance portal to breast. February ?,
loiI. S7so feet: distance portal to breast
January ,. 1911. 2i2S feet: advance.
month ending February 2. 1911; Ss1 feet.
The position of the fun width heading
on date Of measurement was 1859 feet
from the portal In addition. a five foot
drift had been driven on tho west side
n distance Of aS09 feet a mean distance
is allowed in the progress measurement
given above. The ditch is completed Tor
a distance of 2Ti0 feet; permanent ties
laid for q distance of 274j feet, and suck
er pipe placed in position for distance
OF 9725 feet.
During the first twenty-five days OF
January a good ratc of progress was
made, the advance being al the rate OF
fifteen feet per diem. Bad ground was
encountered on this date. the formation
changing to a decomposed black lime.
carrying water. which continues to date.
The contractors have reduced their force
OF men and have narrowed the width oil
the heading 10 fve feet, until such time
as the standing qualities OF the formation
VIII permit full heading and re-
sumption of tho contract speed rate.
The formation continued hard blue
linle TO the 265i-foo point. AT this
place a dyke of comparatively fresh por-
phyry was cut. This dyke continued a
distance OF thirty feet along the tunnel
linc at which point water bearing. de-
composed black lime was cut. delivering
approximately ffty gallons Of water per
minute. Both lime and porphyry are
heavily impregnatcd with pyrite.
The breast at present Is dry. The
back consists of n solid pyrtc impres
mated. POI phyry sill following along the
tunnel line Indications are that a solid
formation is again being reached.
The cavinc ground has been tempo
rarily caught up hy loS1o sprays with
green aspen pole tagging. To secure the
ground permanently It will he necessary
to place full tunnel sets beneath. The
water from the heading flows TO the
1900 foot point. where II disappears In
the nssure. Unless heavier f'ow Is
encountered no delivery at the portal
can be expected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
COPPER REPORT HAD
BEEN WELL DISCOUNTED

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers furnish the following: received
over their private wire yesterday after
Paine. Webber &c Co. Letter. Boston:
The Copper Producers report showed
an Increase Of 20 00O. 900 pounds. but was
well discounted. The market rallied inn
mcdiately on the announcement and held
its strength for the rest OF tho day,
There was practically nothing doing in
the local coppcrs and no fluctuations were
made worthy OF mention. GirouX was
again active and slightly weaker. We
do not look for any change in the i'm
mediate future, but think prices Will be
Logan & Bryan Stock Letter, New
York.-Atchison was the conspicuous
stock TO-DAY. and the buying was of a
a substantial block OF convertible bonds
was absorbed by syndicate represent
ing domestic and French interests
Should the earnings Of the road warrant
the continuance of the disbursement on
the ordinary shares, the issue may be
said To possess an attractiveness at pre-
vailing prices. The Copper Producers.
report was regarded as unfavorable. 1t
would seem that Il marked increase in
tho outside demand will ne most essen
tial in connection with the establishment
fore il might be we'll to confinc opera :
lions 10 those issues which. a result
Of special causes, are likely In contribute
toward the bulk OF the trading. The
New York stock exchange VIII not close
Saturday.
Gallagher. New York, says: Weakness
in GirouN was tho feature on Inc curb
today. The principal selling was done by
traders. Balance of coppers and the
Tnnopahs were steady and dull. Amerl-
con Tobacco held strong around $50. The
oil stocks were neglected.
Hornbowcr Letter Boston.-Coppers
we're very dull today. The feeling is
bullish, and il would seem that the thor
can he easily understood when such a
poor report that put out today by the
Copper Producers association had no ef-
feet on prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
PRESIDENT DERN IS
STILL OPTIMISTIC
Believes Lower Mammoth Is to
Disclose Ore Bodies in
Future.

The Lower Mammoth company has
prepared the regular annual report for
distribution. the financial Statement ana
mine report having been given in these
columns al tho time Of the annual stock
holders meeting held In this city, The
report of President John Den. however.
and the recommendations OF Supe RIM
tendent r.. G. Coffin were not then avail
able. and are here given.
President Dern says: In part
tho 2000-foot level did not encounter ore
I'm shipping quantities as we had expect
ed, and since IL appears that we VIII
the suphides In quantity, we have ahnn-
doned that level for the time being, be-
cause it is too expensive for the present
income from assessments. We have dur
ing the past two or three months devoted
onr efforts TO other parts OF the mine,
which gave promise Of yielding quick re-
suits With a small expenditure OF money.
while the past years work has re-
suited In some bad dIsappontments. we
cannot give up hope, because the upper
part OF the mine. where all OF our eX-
plorat tion work is being carried on.
looks very encouraging in several places
and some shipping orc is being mined
right along. Although the ore showing
and the values in these places have been
rather erratic. 1t is not unreasonable 10
expect more regularity In the size Of the
vein and its metallic contents at any
time.
ut Is indeed distressing 70 be com
PEELED To call on the stockholders AT
regular intervals for funds with which TO
prosecute this development work. but
your directors have firm belief based
on the showing In the mine, that we VIII
find good bodies OF shipping ore. and that
we are therefore warranted In levyinS
these assessments"
Superintendent Coffin concludes his re-
port as follows:
81 suggest that the stockholders, as
we'll the directors. consult tho maps
OF the company's territory, and note par
ticularly the large area north and west
OF the shaft that has not been explored.
On the north is the old Mammoth. The
ground of our company extends across
Mammoth gulch or hollow. II is a con-
viction in the minds of those most famil
lar with the orc bodies of the Tintic
district that the large deposits OF ore lay
! in the troughs or swails made by the
gulchcs. 1t is known that one OF our
neighbors on the north is driving south
in one Of the most profitable we'll as
the largest, ore bodies ever opened In
this district. The shock OF the shots eN
ploded in this ore body is distinctly felt
on the surface within a stones throw OF
our line. I have been most anxious TO
push the drifts on several levels into this
territory, Owing 10 lack of funds, your
management decided to postpone this
work, but / advise that II should be
started as soon as practicable
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
UNCLE SAM DIRECTORS
MEETING HELD WEDNESDAY

The regular monthly directors meeting
of the Uncle Sam company was held yes
terclay afternoon. and IL anything In line
with a compromise was discussed or
agreed TO whatever steps are TO be
;perintendent Griggs was in attend
ancc. reporting an ideal physical cond
ton in the mine. He came in with a
large line OF extremely rich orc samples.
the character OF the rock now being
probed In the ore body making toward the
west and the Richmond Anaconda prop
erty. This ore body continues TO grow
stronger and richer the drift gets
closer TO the heart of the Uncle Sam.
and II is certainly true that Crggs has
never had n finer condition to report TO
the directors than that now existing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
GASOLINE OIL A
SCARCE ARTICLE
Spring Valley Field Produces
Oil in Great Demand All
Over World.
FUTURE OF FIELD
is NOT IN DOUBT
\. F. Clark, Pioneer of Field,
Says Conditions Now Are
Very Good.

n p. Clark, ono OF the pioneers OF the
Spring Valley Wyoming. oil field, and
formerly one Of the western stan OF the
Standard on company. was in the city
Wednesday conferrinE with tho officials
OF the Pittsburs Salt Lake oil COM
pany. Of which he is superra sndcrt.
Clark has been in Spring Valley for Ave
years, watching II grow from nothing
more than a prospect to ono OF the most
promising nigh grade sections OF the
country. = district on which the world
oepends for a considerable amount OF
gasoline oil for future consumption.
"rhe Pittsburg- Salt Lake company.
he said Ia The Tribune has been the
pioneer in the field. This company has
two rehnorics. one here in Salt Lake and
the other AZ Spring Valley. in which the
product OF the field is refined. The com :
pany determined To handle the output oil
tho field from both big and little pro-
dUcers and we have laid sixteen miles
OF pipe lines TO the various wells. There
are seventeen producing wells in the
fed. some limited and some generous IN
their output.
You must remember however that
nothing but the most shallow depth has
been gained so far. The present output
for the average depth gained Is remark
able. and when the lower stratum Is
reached. saw zoo feet or Whereabouts.
the greatest results are certain To be
had The tcld Is all right, and IL looks
n.tttl W IN', ''"dH 'Iol' w III
With the coming on OF spring deep drill
ing will he the order OF the day. The
prospected field so far is six miles long
hy two miles Tdc. and this dimension
does not begin 10 tell what the ultimate
size Of the producing field is 20 be-
There is a great scarcity Of Saso-
line oils throughout the world. and The
trade Is even forced To return 10 the
lonS abandoned wells in Pennsylvania
where results of few barrels on even
fractions of barrels day are worth
while. The Spring Valley field today is
producing $50 barrels of oil daily. and
tho greater ma ioriCY OF the wells We're
abandoned for tho winter This output
Will iu,.~c.s c-natly Ihie summer"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
THR0NG OF BUYERS CONTINUE
Special Half Price Brings Many Pat
rons to Schramm johnson, Drugs.

The people OF Salt Lake City and
vicinity appreciate the great advantage
Scrsmm- johnson, Drugs. obtained for
them. in getting the DR.. Howard Go. TO
allow the regular 50-cent size Of DR..
Howard s specific. for tho cure of con.
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half price. p cents. and have bought
hundreds of bottles.
Unlike ordinary medicines for con
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II YOU have not already taken ad-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
Gasping and Hauling For Breath.

The ordinary so called remedies ale only
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thought every breath would be my isst
] exhausted medical books In a vain
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
Mining Notes

Superintendent c. c. Griggs Of the
Uncle Sam Consolidated company was in
the city yesterday from Eureka
James E. Beverdge. the engineer, is
in Tintic on professional visit.
A. S. Ross, president OF the Pitts
burg Idaho company, Was in the city
Wednesday en- route TO the mine in
Idaho.
Werner Iiegier; who is operating tho
Winnemucca mill at Bingham. was in
from the camp yesterday. reporting the
plant running successfully and that ship
ments Of concentrates are beInE made
right along
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
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