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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
ENGINEER KILLED ON
BIG FOUR CROSSING
Ev Leased Wire to The Tribune.

MATTOON III. Sept 3o.-EnEneer
James Sampson OF Big Four passenger
train No 2i was Instantly killed and Sow
e-al persons badly injured at the cross
ing 1f the Illinois Central and Big Four
railroads in this city this evening when
a Central freight rammed passenger No.
81
The sayerost injury was received by A.
+ Foorynan road foreman OF engines OF
the Big Four 4 number OF passengers
were injured by the sudden stop, one
seriously Engineer Sampson was thrown
under the engine tender and mashed po-
yond recognition.
Poorman was riding IN the cab and was
pinned fast. but escaped Win broken
leg and n mashed arm.
Both trains were running slow; but the
iar was enough to turn the engine COM
plctely over and into a telegraph oince.
through the windows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
Hshed to Scene.

!. q, TOUT Of the first general
|tAA,s,,ilne lne calamity special trains
ID ~ ,hs' nurses and food sup
4 sn,. sue way 10 the scene. Hun
~ o.lho6iles or. bearing rescuers
Z Tl,u ne mountain roads to
sto.sS looo supply of the town
~ nt- and Immediate aid 10 sur
n lo,,,e,' 'hose who escaped were
a. u ,hsu IN the collapse OF their
fennna panic OF the rush for
.'lsby' ggs.aIy hospitals were fitted
- fs.sdiiinnouses and improvisad
Y c,oa,aioned from the wreckare
r,iilais a. a'so made preparations
4;.oso Ta s 10 Survivors.
y sal,,, sSst OF the FIR" swceriuc
trr l gas mains made n inn
etrfor sSsnors 10 visit the seen.
.>taf II. OF many hours. Looters
z fersr Lrst on the ground and
2 DoII,. despatched n large force
%. 10 the town to protect
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
Tried Public Servant.

George y. WHITAKER has been called
upon twice before for public service lie
serS ed his state for term in the Utah
state senate and his county as "a rnem-
Der OF the board OF commissioners for
Salt Lake county.
For commissioners for the two-year
terms the American nominees Hre Sam
Porter and Captain {. IL. Reed. Nr.
Porter is young business man, intclh-
gent aud capable. lie Is well aud IA
Vorably known in business circles. and
those who know VIII Nouch Tor the
cellencc Of his administration OF the city
affairs when he IS called To public serV-
ice by tho voters OF the city next month.
Captain Reed Is at present member
OF the city council and tho success OF
his public service during the two years
LHnr,kiz,,,ni 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
War On in Earnest.

at Salonic8 bloody encounters have
occurred between the authorities and the
ItnliaOs. similar scenes are reported
from other big ceDteTs. An anu-ltalan
BOYCOTT has commenced In many citiee.
''Niazic Bey and Envir Bey, heroes OF
tho, revolution, announce their readiness
70 march with numbers OF volunteers to
TripoIi, Italian hostilitics are reported
from ST. Giovanni III Mcdua. where 81
Turkish torpedo boat was destroyed by
an Italian warshp. most OF the crew
pcrlshing.
1.-TWO italian warships arc reported
wrecked near Tripolt.
''Cons,antinoplo is calm. but outbreaks
are possible Some OF the papers are
preaching a holy war against Christians,
'"rhe Turkish tactics In Tripoll Will be
sin,pl. guerrilla warfare. as Turkey has
no other alternative. The grand vizier
and his cabinet are accused OF sleeping
fCoptinued on Page Twenty-four.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
Eaping Gas From
koken Mains lgnites
nd Completes the
Rork Of Destruction;
|antic Survivors Are
kuching Ruins for
bed Ones.

1od,,ei Presg.
ICSIEN. Pa. Sept. 30.-Aus-
tn. a town OF 3200 residents
IN thc nothern part Of the
was swept out of existence
b and more than 500 of it's
+ were killed by a flood
4 followed the breaking of
Bylcss Pulp & Paper COM
p dam, a mile and g half
ol the Town. Almost 500
gallons of water rushed
'n' place in a wall ten feet
freeklng every structure III
10.
lsai the towns Of Cost clio and
4, ', also IN the path Of the flood =,
ars'roycd, Was expressed to-
iepors that Costello was wiped
- ~. oIo persons were there were
~, ~, out destruction OF all com
',yo inlo the town made confir-
.Iposlhlr. Ii was learned that
esuscd heavy loss OF life and
N u costello. Costello had
90 inhabitants
oa, q smaller town. WAS also
70 nave sustained heavy dam
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
BY Associated Press.
Battle in Persia,

BV ARS0oI0tFd Press.
TEHER.iN Sept. 3O.--In q second bat
tie. Saiared Dowleh. brother OF tho de-
posed shah. has lost zoo killed and
wounded and TWO guns, 4 detachment
OF 1000 OF the best cavalry in tho gov
ernment forces Ia in pursuit,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
@ IN a Frenzy.

"a hcip *. Tener has been
ION conHa %Ia relief train Is on
ibe survi,rsport. fourteen miles
no orvanils arc I'm a frenzy.
"a by tic .SSauon. the town be-
-, vii6o,,,ree ot the calamity
Eess MIL. moments warn
lsd and Isei Murn has not
.rsn h., Hundreds OF men. W. wo,nen n@S
he ars We, searching thro,,rb To'5n IN
sadred As only light Ia ,se sansii,Tc rInTS
hrok. !" houses which cnmpht
tocd Iehh pipes almost bn. o..
fnoneSn passed. Chaos re,rncd
: throvn5s the mighty waii of
=. .he town, and there
on Page Twelvel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
Add; to Horror.

'S'illn !: the bursting Of scores of
.s mains as the buildings
~ away added fire to the gen
~ Of the flood and hundreds
%prlsoned III the wreckagc
,ssd to death.
.r,s as.rn,s of the dam. which was
y s%,.,tr,'owins 81 by the heavy rains
n ~, swept through n natural
u wk,, Austin and Costello were
49, ,ague many residents OF Aus
|fy,ii 10 tho hills. the warning
~. s oles's Of the Baylcss mills
\ N 100 brief for hundreds OF
a ts'ophe parllleled in .many
|ar ., obstruction bv flood Of
- Nd IN 1881. in which more
s,.,ss were lost.
-, :, !, ol the loss of ltfe and the
III ~ property cannot be known
ls 60 ss. The property loss sure
't9dl million dollars
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
PLOT To OVERTUR|V
THE NEW REPUBLIC
Discovery of Monarchist Con-
spiracy in Portugal; Many
Arrests at Oporto.

By Associated Press
LISBON, Portugal. Sept. 30.-A revo.
lutionary movement, beginning at >
O clock this morning. is reported in
northern Portugal, but the report had
not been confirmed at noon.
OPORTO. Portugal, Sept 30.-Nore
than 100 royalis.s have been arrested
and other arrests are being made fol-
flowing the discovery Of Il monarchist
conspiracy here early today.
BY Associated Press
Temps from Lisbon says that q royalist
plot was discovered at Oporto. Civil
ians. some civil guards and various ser
gean;s among the troops and others,
were implicated II was designed TO
attack the barracks of the infantry and
artillery this morning. The authorities
arrested hundreds of those concerned in
the movement.
BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-The cleri-
Gals and royalists arrested ut Oporto
for implication in the conspiracy 10
overthrow the government have been
taken TO Lisbon aboard Portuguese war
ships. The army is dealing with other
disturbences, and order prevails at
Oporto and Lisbon. This information
comes from Lisbon in official advices
10 the Portuguese legation here tonight.
Complete quiet prevails at Lisbon
and Oporto. reads the official cable.
gram. ''Outside OF the city OF Oporto
some disturbances have taken place in
connection with this conspiracy, These
will be severely dealt with by the
forces of the army. The government
has not found it necessary 10 suspend
the constitution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
American Ticket

A EAYOR John s. Bransford
MI will again lead the Ameri-
I'A can party to victory in Salt
Lake City. This was decided yes
terday when he was nominated on
the first ballot IN one of the great
est conventions Of the American
party ever held.
The convention was marked by
a series of sharp contests because
it was recognized that the Ameri-
can party was not simply naming
candidates for city office. but was
actually naming the city officers.
AS in the past. it was recognized
that nomination by the American
party in Salt Lake City was
equivalent to election.
The particular battle in the conven-
sion was on the uayoralty candidate
II was a close and interesting fight. but
it was carried on between members or
the American party who held the IN
terest of the party above the interest
of their candidates When il wss finally
decided and MAYOR Brarsford TIL
umphcd over his opponents those who
had opposed him were among the first
to offer congratulations 10 the mayor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
SPIRITED BATTLE
RESULTS IN UNITY

Leaders Of Opposition
Quick to Offer Services
to Mayor; Candidates
Chosen for Commits
sioners and Auditors
Are Men Of Command
ing Ability.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
Flock to Bransford.

Leaders of the opposition 10 the NOM
inatiou of the mayor have already prof
fered their services 10 Mavor Bransford
and TO the citv committee in assisting
in the election Of the American ticket.
with Mayor Rransford on tho city
ticket are strong and capehlA
men for city commissioners and
FOR auditor For the four-rcar
terms a. c.ty commissioners. Charles
Read and George \. Whitaker
were chosen. Mr. Reed is one OF the
substantial business men OF the city.
He has been prominently identified with
the development OF the mineral resources
OF the state and Is strong and con-
slstent American. He is solid and corr
servntivc. and VIII undoubtedly be an cN-
cellent commissioner for the city for the
ensuing four years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
NOMINATED ON FIRST BALLOT
STRONG TICKET
IS SELECTED BY
THE ANE ER|ChNS

Opposition Powerful but
Mayor Gets Majority of
All Delegates to the
Convention; Vote Is
Bransford, 299; Dar-
mer, 214 and Rarrette,
81.
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Continued on Page Twenty-four.)
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-17
DESIRE SkMPLESFOR EXHIBIT
c Commissioner of immigration and Labor
Collecting Exhibit to be Used
at Land Shows.

Major George Williams of Boise who connected with tie
state department of immigration and labor the district COL
ectpg exhibit which will be used together with agricu
ta exhibit already the state capitol bdng advertising the
different industries of Idaho several land shows which held
this fall in Of tic cities.
Among the cities which shows will be held and which the dis
being collected will be exhibition Omaha October 1928
Pburg Oct 1925 New York irrigation congress- November 3l2
and Chicago in December.
Mr. Williams has been assured by the management of nearly all Of
the large producers of the district that he will be furnished with
b such he desires The major also urges the propectos
furnish what samples they the intention of the department
show the development going the Occur dAlene district
desirable that the samples be larger than capable
of handling.
After being displayed the places mentioned the exhibit
will be placed especially set aside the capitol building
Boise for the permanent advertising Of the states
This opportunity that every company and prospector
should take advantage there better getting the
the mining industry before the investing public than by showing
the product The last legislature made appropriation $4,000
by the state commissioner of immigration advertising the
of the state.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-17

Company Starts Work of Replacing
Buildings Destroyed in FIRES
Will Extend Tunnel.

Wesley Everett manager Of Amazon Dixie Mining company
has returned from the east where he has been for than
the interest of that company and has completed arrangements
begin active development of the property large scale
All the buildings and equipment destroyed in the forest fires
year ago and while the loss considerable the management states
that everything will be replaced and that the equipment will be
complete than the old awml to be installed
Der for the lower and main working tunnel The old compressor
been disposed of and andrge has been purchased which
thought be working condition this heavy team
horses has been purchased and the work rebuilding the boarding
and bunk house and the blacksmith shop room
will started and pushed early completion The COM
pany will lay $500 feet of l2nch pipe furnish power
entire plant and this will be buried being destroye should
fires This will give head feet
the be umed for wash purposes the
The actual work of mining will consist in extending the lower
mel LEO feet under the splendid showing the surface which
has been tapped at depth Of zoe emhe upper tunnel This
tunnel which being driven the Dixie while developing
that property will also develop the Leslie the south drift the
Leslie is the which has such splendid showing
Dixie Owing the fact that mistake made in the
the Leslie which caused that company exhaust their
without reaching their objective point although thousand
feet of tunnel driven the Leslie property will remain closed and the
claims patented
The property of the Amazon Dixie consists seven claims and
four mill stes comprising about 100 of ground located
mile of Lookout Sohon Spur the Montana side directly
south of the Silver Gable which rich strike recently made The
surface showing has been stripped for distance 800 feet and showed
fine galena in every open cut made
The property crossed by the Northern Pacific railroad
portal Of the lower tunnel only 100 feet tracks ING ship
ping facilities unexceld by any property the district Several
ing from the district have visited the property and give their
opinion that there will be of interest when the
the vein underneath where the ore has been exposed
Mr. Everett also inspected the the Leslie BY
and states that everything destroyed with the exception the
compressor and that nothing but scrap remains the commoou
boarding and bunk houses pipe tanks and fans He estimates the
loss the Leslie about $l5000 this including
company of the fine body timber the claims which has destroyed
He says that in order repetition the disaster
onDixe that property will he equipped with adequate frefghne
apparatus
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-17
PREPARE TOWORKA[[ WINTER
Silver City Company Is Pushing Work
and Preparations Are Made
for Long Run.

The Silver City Mining and Milling company the property Of
which located the southern making
with their long tunnel considering the hard ground
Two shifts with machine drills being worked making about 1875
eet of -2 Ks l-2 feet tunnel per month
Everything being put into shape for all Build
material and paint hand finishing buildings and the
plant will be put in tas shape
Some difficulty has been experienced by company getting
water for the drills and but thay have al
lowing them the Blaine mill which being used This
mill close the Silver City companys property requiring only 900
feet of pipe to put the the mouth of the tunnel
The Blaine mill belonging the old Trade Dollar company
erected directly their Pluto vein which through the
Silver City ground where it
This of the strong Florida Mountain and be traced
Tor or three miles The Metallic company lead
Mining who have looked the property expressed
themselves highly pleased with its prospects and the
which the development work is being carried on
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-17
EXTEND HUM|NG BIRD TUN'EL
Will Enlarge and Extend 1t 5000 Feet
to Tap Deep Ground of
the Hercules.

special meeting of the Tlummng Bird Mining company held
the office of the company Burke Monday which board of d
chosen consisting of Harry Day Frank M Rohrock
August Pausen Eugene Day and W Hutton About 100000
shares of outstanding of 100000 shares represented
the meeting
The action of the former hoa Of directors in leasing No.
the Hercules Mining ratified by the stockholders
After the meeting the made that the Hercules
company will begin operations the
mberng regarding and earg the cid Hummng Bird tunnel and
removing and repairing the old dump which dangerous condition.
preparatory to extending the tunnel to the Hercules deep ground
The Hummng Bird tunnel has attained length of $500 feet 1t
higher than the average tunnel but To reach the deep
ground of the Hercules will be carried 5000 feet further giving total
length of $500 feet, approximately mile and half.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-17
HIGH GRADE ZINC SHOWS UP
Owners of Carbonate Hill Are Working
Property While Awaiting Ar
rival of Engineer.

The Carbonate Hill working two shifts their property
Mulan and following typical Occur Aene black fse striking
whe beds and showing full face of lead ard bnoe
The yellow and is said closely resemble the Missouri when
pure piece free from iron held in the light almost translucent
The which have been made of the product show almost
complete absence of chemically combined iron with very high zinc
probably the highest grade zinc in the Occur Aene 1t
rarity this district find zinc of this character hgf
in the formations.
There will always be dispute mining to what foma
ton the Carbonate Hill but the evidence north and south
the lode system puts it in the St Regis
The Carbonate Hill very recently optoned unknown
and the expecting the arrival day of the xamng
gneer who reported have full authority the matter.
The of the deal will make difference with the development
the property the working and there will be
cessation Of activities.
They working of seetng sheang and assuring and
naturalization about 80 feet wide 1t thought that will be
sary to before reaching the noouth fault be
the properties the Carbonate Hill the Idaho Giant which
may may limit the body but the gepera&xpence the
country has been that bodies tend enrich against faults
which usually later than the
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-17
DRIFTING ON EAST STANDARD

Five engaged development work at the East Standard
very promising property Mace They drifting the
lead and doing work the The found the
of the development work is good quality of adsiver.
The property consists Of four patented claims They well 10
Gated and many mining who familiar with the ground will
be surprised they prove be better than the sangun
of the expect
Among the interested people number of Seattle capitalists,
whose faith the showing them literally toward
the expense development Joseph Matt superintendent for tho
company and said the work will be carried from this with
out intemssion
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-17
MAY MERGE TWOPROPERT|ES
Bear Top and Orofino, Near Murray,
Are Said to be Planning
Consolidation.

movement looking the consolidation Beartop
Or06no mining properties in Bear uc Aurray While
not definitely known that the consolidation completed had
progressed far before the local parties interested the deal LETT
for Spokane several days that believed that the details could
be worked out and the two properties brought under ownership
and one management.
This important and brought successful issue
and there good believe that will be- it will
deal the North Side section Should this deal
would end the legal ange which has tied the Beop mine for
ea months and work would be resumed and shipments without
delay 1t would bring these excellent properties under
that they could be economically operated and their
value would thereby be greatly enhanced
II these two properties consolidated will continuous
work extensive scale which will early dividends for the
stockholders greatly ncreqased output for the nothde district
and the employment Of large force miners all of which will be
great direct benefit the district which will be felt and time
passes the increased output Of the and the growing wealth the
company will be of mmeasurab indirect value other Mining proper
ties.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-17
THE IRON MASK IS INSPECTED
Eastern Stockholders Are Much Pleased
With Property in Carter
District.

prominent attorney Paris Ill., visited the property the
Mining company last week They than pleased with the
work the property and that planned for the future express
their belief that the Iron Mask will large producer
of ead-siver
The company is at present pushing work lower
formation of which regular quartzite The $40
being driven the per dsy This
tunnel will interesc the ledge at depth of 400 feet.
The property has fine showing of mineral and steady
development equipped with compressor which operated
by water The property has been visited by mining
lately and all speak avoab the Iron Mask
properties in the Carter district.
Much Development work being carried in this section this
and the companies under steady operation
toned the o. f. N the Golden Eagle Carter Mining and Milling
company and the Little Mint
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-17
THE BUTTE 3 COEUR D'ALENE
Drifting on Property That May Prove
Easiest to Develop in the
District.

Work the property of the Butte Occur dAene Muan
being pushed with two shifts The work consists drifting for the
expected will be 20 30 days The ledge has
been stripped the surface AID tcoss assuring about 10
feet wide The filling is quartz sderite and crushed Quartze
which the beds almost EAST and west direction.
The lead is in gana carrying good values in silver which the
surface been chloride of lead with pyromope This said
to accompaniment fssure oucrop III the Nuan
tOn.
The Alen considered the attractive
propositions the district and promises also of
the easiest quickest to be developed The tunnel being driven
BY company will give depth $50 feet under the outcop There
is also shaft the property which down 400 feet from and
it reported that 60 days work cosscug from the shaft will
an additional depth making total depth Of 1850 feet with
al out three four months work
Stedman The Faragon Murray is in Wal
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-17

George Kebe manager of the Bear Top is in city today
looking after business
The searchlight., 1911-12-01

home Monday.
The Searchligh, was Informed early in
the week that Attorney c. Z. Conner Of
Medicine Lake and Miss Laura Iorgenson
Of Daemar were TO be married on Wednes.
day. Nov. soth. As we have not heard
from them SINCE the event We will take il
for granted tha, every thing passed OF very
pleasantly and hereby estend congratula-
tons.
Victor q Edison talking machines sI.oo
Per week. F. c. McDonsld's Music House
Havse. Mont. att
A business meeting Of the Culbertsor
Norwegian Lutheran Church was held
Monday. Nov zosh. at which time il va,
decided to hold all future services this win
tss in culbersson in the basement Of the
State Bank. The next service vill be helc
in that place on Sunday. Dec 10th. Al I:3'
p. N. There will be business meeting
after this service. The services last Sun
day were hsid is the German Lutheran
Church and the small sd,fcs was vel
6llsd. Since Rev. o. ]. Hagen came b
Culbestsoo The attendance a. meetings ha
bsss sssadily Increasing.