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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
PLENTY OF ORE
IN CHINO MINE
Seventy Per Cent of Forty-fye
Million Tons Is Steam
Shovel Product.
WILL SUPPLY MILL
FOR THIRTY YEARS
D. c. Jackling Returns From
Ray Consolidated and Chino
Properties.

"The las, estimate OF the Chino ore
reserve is over 45,00o.00O tons. 30 per cent
of which will be mined by the steam
shovel method, On the basis OF the mn
capacity as now planned this is thirty
years supply" said General Manager ID
c. Jackiing. who. accompanied by Charles
NJ. MacNeli. president of the Utah Cop
per company has just returned from
visit to the copper southwest.
This estimate of Chino resources, eN-
plaiNcd Mr.. Jacklug. includes some areas
not heretofore considered sufficiently de-
veloped. but which are now within tDat
division. Stripping the steam shovel ores
is being eased UP bit. as this work Is
so far along. ore being uncovered IN so
many places ready for mining that IL
was thought best To- walt until the mtIl
was ready for ore rather than begih stor-
ing ore under existing conditions
Work at the Ray.
The steel framework OF the milling
plant is completed and concerto floors
are now being installed. The power plant
foundations are about completed. and the
pipe line to the main vat water supP.Ei; d Thc 1rhe
Santa Fe Railroad company Is. laying
heavier rails. correcting the alignment
and in other WAYS is preparing the ROAD
Everything at the Ray Consolidated
mine and mill is progressing In saus
factory manner. and the first SECTION 9i
de OF the comiug week. The power
plant was being given It's preliminary
turning over at the time Messrs. jack
ling and MacNeill left the scene.
IL is not generally appreciated that the
Ray Consolidated ore deposit has been
developed so far for a maximum length
OF one and a half miles. and for maxi
mum width Of tWo-thirds of Il mile. This
easily establishes the deposit as among
the most gigantic the world has ever
known.
Ore Being Shipped
ore is being shipped 10 the mill ore
bins right along. stated Mr. lacking,
From 700 TO 1000 tons daily are being
moved. a considerable portion of which
still comes from development work,
Stopping operations in a small way nave
been inaugurated. Connections are now
being made between the new working
shaft on the first level of the latter. and
the northwest or biggest end Of the
property. where four shafts have been
utilized In the past for development and
ore extraction. The tunnel connecting
these various workings is about 1000 feet
in length.
pany will be al Hayden. the Offices hay
Ing been removed recently from Kelvin,
y considerable amount of mining and
railroad equipment Is on hand. Including
100 steel ore cars.
Mrs MacNeill will he in Utah for sew
eral days and will inspect the Utah Cop
per mine and mills before leaving for his
New York headquarters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
January Report of Government
Shows Mineral Area Is Be-
ing Withheld.
AFFECTS COAL TRACTS
AND WATER SITES
Some Coal Land in Utah Is Re,
stored for Entry by
Survey.

The conservation movement Of the gov
ernment Is pretty well illustrated in the
following discussion regarding the west
ern land withdra wal policy:
The land classification work Of the
United States geological survey in Jan
uary shows continued progress In the
conservation and administration OF the
mineral resources on the public domain
In the month 170,664 acres were ap-
praised AS coal land at IA value OF $40,
35.SiS: and All, 1888 acres were CLASSIFIED
as noncoal land, making n total coal ap-
pralsement OF l4.llodt7 acres, valued at
S63o.959. 3oS, and total poncoal classih-
cation of 81 POS. 900 acres
AT the minimum price allowed by law
the price the lands would have brought
but for this appraisal-the lands thus taI
classified as coal land would have value
Of coal land appraised during the month
valued at $40. O.S35SiS and restored to en-
try. would have brought at the minimum,
price only s5.62l. .532. involving loss TO
the government OF S5.2l4,S16.
Utah Land Restored.
One coal land withdrawal OF $500 o.
acres was made during the month In
Colorado, and five restorations were
made In Colorado. Montana, New MeN-
leo Utah and Wyoming. ageregating
1869 $40 acres. The total area with
drawn as a coal land on February l was
S0,54T ,iSl acres,
Two Withdrawals of oil lands were
made in the month, with a total area OF
392 15a acres, and one restoration OF lS9,
1l0 acres, leaving 4.690.5l2 acres with
drawn as oil land,
Classification work in January included
among other things the designation and
recommendation for withdrawal from en-
try OF 1880 acres OF phosphate land In
Montana resulting from a discovery made
by a survey geoogist. No estimate of
the quantity OF phosphate available for
1ir1iv, 10 tnf IN iG hnlInDnn
that the deposits contain many million
tons.
Power Sites Drawn in.
Three power site Withdrawals were
made covering 26,T7S acres. making a to-
tal of 1898. AS acres Withdrawn for pow
or purposes.
Under the enlarged homestead act 239.-
200 acres were designated In Colorado,
Idaho and Montana. The total area en-
terabe under this act in 320-acre tracts
on FebruaryT ! was 1SS,9II.366 acres
In all 2,261.9i6 acres were classified or
withdrawn during January
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
SILVER SHIELD IS
To BEGIN SHIPPING
Present Showing Is Stated to
Be Best in History of
Company.

That the Silver Shield property Of Bing-
ham is at the most interesting and I'M
portant point OF its history. and that II
never promised better things than It
does today, Is the opinion of e, W.
Griffiths, who visited the mine Wednes-
day with General Manager III, S. Jo-
seph. Griffiths says that the new ore
body is below the Niagara tunnel level
and has been opened for about seventy
five feet on the trend. y winze has cX-
pored IT for twelve feet so far.
Tho VEIN he stated lis three sets
In width. about four feet OF the vein
being iirst-class shipping silver. lead and
copper ore. The management VIII be-
gin shipping this rich ore TO the smelters
on Sunday and "A contract has been made
with Werner Zicgler for treating 500
tons OF the lower grade rock at the old
Winncmucca mill OF Bingham Canyon
The vein extends across the Silver Shield
territory. so Joseph informs me, FOR
800 feet
I'VE do not appreciate the Importance
of Bingham here in Salt Lake. II should
be that visitors TO this city should in
clude a trip to the camp as the main
feature of their Utah stay. There Is
not a greater mining camp In the world.
The monthly payroll Of Bingham is $780,
600. and the greater part Is spent In
Salt Lake"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
MANY FACTORIES BUDDING
IN COPPER CONSUMPTION

Thompson. TowIe & Co. OF Boston is
quoted as follows regarding copper and
the future:
Cooper interests would do we'll 10
keep their eye on China. Japan. South
America and Mexico. as large prospec-
tive consumers OF copper. particularly
''The Nikkon Gas and Electric COM
pany OF Japan. the Rio Janelro Light,
Power and TramwaY company of South
America. and the Campanla Beneficia-
radora of Mexico have recently placed
large orders In this country for electrical
equipment.
These countries present large and
equipment, which will consume a vast
amount Of copper. and l2lc price is
very attractive to the foreign interests
al the present Tine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
MICHIGAN MINES ARE
NOT CURTAILlNG MUCH

Arthur l.. Carnahan OF Michigan has
given out an interview regardin" the
conditions IN the Lake country, "A por-
tion OF which here quoted is OF interest
TO the western red metal interests these
copper curtailment days. Carnahan says
in part;
The copper industry in Michigan Is
but little less active today than at any
time In history. There has been a
Slight curtailn1ent In Osceola Calumet
& Hecla. Quincy and possibly lamar
ack, the greatest restriction being in the
first named, and thence grading down
in the order given. There has been. on
the other hand, slight increase in Cop
per Range Consolidated, Isle Royale and
Superior while Ahmeek, Mohawk. VOL
VERNE, Massachusetts and Victoria have
continued about unchanged, the proper
ties named representing all the producers
OF the Lake superior district, except test
runs on La Sale and Gratiot
Therefore IL IS apparent that the aV
erasc production in 1910 remained Prac-
,ically on the same level as in 1909 and
is OFT very slightly from the highest
records. There is nothing 10 indicate any
important changes this year unless some
OF those properties which are developed
and vet produce copper at n loss. may
decide 1T ineXpedient 10 continue this
higher metal prices. The expense OF
maintaining an idle property and the de-
moral:zation Of dismlssirE the employees
stand in the way OF any of them shut
ting down, ana make ii questionable.
THE likelihood OF increasing the out
put OF the district rests with Ahmeek
Allouez. Franklin, King Philip. Wnona.
Massachusetts and possibly Lake and
Ojibway, although the contribution which
each could make. even with improved
metal prices. would be only slight, and
is balanced by the possibility of decrease.
as already outlined. so that the copper
greatly from the average of the last
year or two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
UTAH MINES COALITION
MACHINERY IS UNHURT

General Manager II. II Strickland of
the Utah Mines Coalition company an
nounced Thursday that the men are now
well into the mass of wreckage caused
by the January snowside, and the com
pressor and motors arc entirely uninjurcd.
He expects 10 have the mine operating
again In nine or ten days.
The force OF the slide is we'll illus
trated by the presence In the mass OF
Ice and snow of several huge trees,
which were wrenched from their foot :
Ing far on the mountaiIiside and hurled
upon the buildings. The largest tree
was two and half feet In diameter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
MAY DAY REPORTED
TO BE LOOKING GOOD

Latest word from Tintc is that the
new ore on the 500 level of the Nav
Day has been proved now for width of
fifty feet. and II is deemed certain that
II will extend up 1870 feet. From the
strength of the body al the 500 level there
can hardly be any question of the ore
going down In good shape.
The greater portion OF the ore so far
Is OF good milling grade. although con-
siderable shipping rock is found and more
In the future is expected as work pro-
crosses along this recent strike.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
WANTS UTAH CAPITOL
BUILT OF UTAH STONE

Edward Amman Of the Y NJ. c. A
was displaying a magnificent line Of onyx
and marble Thursday from his quarries
in Wasatch county. Utah The stone
has no equal anywhere and he believes
that he will have fair chance To have
II utilized for the state capitol building
He has left line OF samples at the Of
flee OF the governor.
These Utah deposits. stated Amman,
arc among the greatest OF the world and
the quality Is ideal. He has marble de-
posits for two miles along Its trend and
could mine any quantity demanded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
PRICES HOLDING WELL
DESPITE POOR BUYING

The greatly reduced trading on the To-
cal exchange has not affected prices to
any great extent: indicating a strong
undertonc awaiting the logical hour TO
assert itself The market strened
bit Thursday afternoon. closing hrm.
Sales totalcd Sl.2l5 shares. the market
value being Sl3. $3.50.
The following were the closing unlist-
ed and listed stock transactions:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
A Mother's Safeguard.

Foley's Honey and Tar for the chill
drcn Is best and safest for all coughs,
colds, Group. whooping cough and bron-
chitis. No opiates, Schramm-J Johnson,
Drugs. live stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
NEW YORK BONANZA IS
SINKING WINE IN ORE

The New York Bonanza management
has a Wine twelve feet deep off OF the
900 level and ore has continued all the
way. with values growing materially
better with depth.
Every one knowing mine conditions
pronounce them better than ever before,
and should tile ore continue In the winZc
for from twenty 20 thirty feet more the
company is assured Of good round ton
mage OF shipping material. The shipments
In March are expected to total 100 tons.
Orc Shipments.
The Utah Ore Sampling company
Thursday released seven cars OF from
Utah and one from Nevada camps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
WORLDS COPPER SURPLUS
Is SHOWING AN INCREASE

The visible supply Of copper In the
United States. Great Britain and France
comprising all but very small percent
age of the total copper surplus Of the
world. March l was 3S9 9229iO pounds.
against 32S $50. $50 pounds on February
| and 309. S2T,3l5 pounds on January ].
This total Is as follows: United states
1876 SS3630 pounds. Europe. 3.29i.I2O
mounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10

you. Utah ANY stock upon which tI's ia
assessment may remain unpald on .,in-
10Th day OF March. 1911. Will DC o',niie oenii
Guent and advertised for sale ~ Pusdd Pusds
auction and unless payment IS IN mef ~
before. win be sold on the sotn gay "a.
April. 1911. TO pay the delinquent Syer~'
ment together with the cost OF III
Using and expense OF sale.
A. ]. PARRt.
Secretary and Treasursro
Postoff'ce Address. Bingham "a
Utah,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Mining Notes,

General Manager a, n. Holdaway of
the Tintic Central company was "A Salt
Lake visitor Thursday.
George a. Saird, formerly president of
the Honerine company, was In the city
yesterday from his Chicago headquar-
tcrs.
Utah Leasing company is In from the mill
at Bingham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
o. K Silver Mining and Milling Co. OF
Utah.

Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the directors held on the 2Sth day
OF January 1911. an assessment OF three
(3) mills per share was levied on the
issued and outstanding. payable on or
before the 18th day of March. 1911. TO
q. j. Parry secretary and treasurer. at
The office OF the company. Bingham Can
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Bid. ASKED
! 90
l47l ]
Ore and Bullion

The orc and bullion report for Thurs
day, given by Mccormick & Co. was as
follows: Ore received. 10000: bullion
shipped. 10000. total, $50, 900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Thursday.
posted by Mccormick G. Co.. were as fol-
lows: Silver, 525c: lead. $3.50; copper.
Si210.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Eastern Stock Quotations.

On account OF wire troubles, the Pol
lock office was unable To furnish the
Boston and New York stock transac-
tions as usual Thursday. but the fol-
lowing Boston close managed TO creep
through.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
San Francisco. Oil Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Nevadas in San Francisco.

James A. Pollock G. Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10

SALT LAKE MICROSCOPIC MEDICAL
INSTITUTE.
Dr. c. w. HIGGINS. NJ. d. Mgr. & Prop
80 West Third South.
If all you who are in need Of specla....
ist viii! call on me first you will not ha's
60 many doctor bills TO pay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10

Don't neglect to buy
these So to SIS values
today or tomorrow.
It's your last chance to
save big money on
footwear.
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Silks

This has been great Silk season,
We bought heavy and now have to
many. Here are our prices to re-
duce stock of special Silks
We have about 500 yards Of 25c
and soc Silk foulards, that are
all new this spring, these come
in all colors, such as tan, slate,
royal blue, receda green, light
brown, dark green, jasper and
lavender. Here is your chance as
the whole lot goes into this sale,
making the SOC Silks trihe less
than half price, per yard 19c
One lot Of SOC and 60c Silk Pongees
and Marquisettes, now at, 39c
One lot Of yard-wide eoc Rough
weave silk in tan and lavender,
to close, per yard ...,.,... 49o
One piece of yard-wide, all silk,
Roughweave, Sl.00 silk, to
close, per yard ,.,..-.t,. 69e
Twenty seven-ineh Rajah sl.00 Silk
in green and tan, slightly tum
BLEED, needs ironing, TO close, per
yard .....,... 40c
One piece OF 1925 Bennett black
silk Taffeta, 81 inches wide, a
small lot "a bargainl, to close,
per yard ..,.....,.. 5..I.a..,... DC
Yard-wide black Sl.25 Tafetta
and yard.wide SIPS black Mesa
line. a good saving here on
staple article, as sale
per yard ........ $I.OO
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Exceptional Values in Our
Spring Wash Goods

All that remains of many kinds Of
Spring Wash Goods must go now,
and here are the prices. These goods
at these prices win be well bought
for future use. They are equally as
good for many kinds of fall dresses
and these prices are a great deal less
than they will be in the fall, when
the same goods are wanted.
One lot OF Perfectly Fast Colored
Apron Ginghams, In broken and
plain checks or Navy Blue, our
best Bingham, to help along this
sale, per yard ....-....... 8
One lot OF Remnants OF Zoe plain
Colored Ginghams that in the
whole piece would sell for loc,
now these short lengths in this
sale, per yard .,....,,.. 9 1-4c
= On our l0c table are the following
bargains: One lot of 25c Dress
Linen in dark red, and green;
one lot of l5c Madras in brown
and blue; one small lot of I'm
ported Scotch Percale, the 25c
value; one lot Of striped Indian
Head, cloth equal TO GaIatea
one lot of 25c Persian Pougees,
these Pongees are mercerized and
make pretty dresses, now all of
these are on the l0c table; one
lot OF Remnants OF Soisette,
csc cloth, these on the Toe table.
One lot Of Csc Madras, cloth used
TO make Gents $500 shirts, come
10 small pieces that We win cut,
per yard .....t.,,ft ...... loo
One lot Of Eden cloth; this is one
OF the best cloths in our stock
at l5c, for Gents soft outing
shirts, TO be sold in this sale, per
ward ......,.......... IL IL
All OF our Cotto silks that were
l5c, that come in foulard pat
tern, mercerized finish, that look
like silk. These are the best
sellers in our stock, a part Of
this lot came with borders and
they are the goods that has car
ried the wash goods craze all of
the spring now TO close at loss,
per yard only ........-.. TO-
Bordered lsc Flaxons now to close,
per yard ...........t..- IL 1s2c
One lot OF SOC Anderson Scotch
Ginghams; this is the very best
Imported Scotch Bingham; this
sale, per yard .,..,......... 35c
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White Goods

Two pieces of White Figured Mer-
eerized Waistings, zoe value,
now at. +...........,s....,s,. DC
One lot of 32-ineh White Persian
Lawn. our zoe value. Too many
of these in stock. To reduce
stock, part of the lot per
yard ....... IL I-2c
One lot Of silk Striped Mercerized
35c Waistings; these are also
very pretty for children's dresses,
now to close, lnear half price,
per yard .,....,t 19c
One lot of soiled White Goods in
Underwear checks and lace eff
feets, lse and zoe goods, to close,
lhalf price, per pard. ..... t0c
One lot of Mercerized 25c White
Plissee and one piece Mercerized
stripe 25c cloth, both are slight
liz soiled, co good loss herel to
close, per yard ..,.. I5o
One lot of 12hc English Long
Cloth mo less by the piecel, on
sale, per yard ....,. 1Oc
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TALK OF The TOWN.


June stock reducing sale at Abhott's.
Wash goods AZ nearly half price at
Vaughan's.
f. Nj. Andreani returned home yes
terday, after spend NC few days in
Boston on business.
Miss Florence L. Mute. who went to
st. Johnsbury to attend the Speare-Hyde
wedding is expected home to-day.
Charles Balzarini has returned to his
home in this city, after having been
employed in Mortified for several
months.
Mrs. ID. +. Hopkins returned yester.
dav to her home in White River juno.
ton. after passing ten days with friends
in the city
The ladies OF Clan Gordon are re-
quested to hand their due books to the
financial secretary not later than June
30 for the semiannual audit.
James Ingram left yesterday after
noon for Montreal, p. O., where he viii
pass a few days with friends before sail
ing for an extended visit at his former
home in Scotland.
Mrs. L. Casellini and two sons, Jo-
seph and Lily, Mrs. S. Rizi and daugh.
ter. Mrs. Rita vitiolini and Miss Lucy
Monti went yesterday, to Berlin pond
for short outing
The Italian Athletic club will play its
second game of the week Friday with
the Pittsburg Giants, eolored team
which has been pitted against several
of the best teams in the state during
the past few weeks. This will probably
be their only appearance in the city.
Joe Weaferi will do the slab work for
the locals, with Comolli on the reeeiv-
ing end.
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Dress Goods

The style of spring dresses has tax.
en- such very small patterns Of Dress
Goods that we now find ourselves
oyerstocked. Now we are going to
cut this stock just what we have
over our regular needs and this is the
way we are going to do it.
Every piece of Dress Goods in our
stock sold at liberal discount until
after the 4th of July, about one
weeks sale, the following at less than
cost.
One piece OF Navy Striped Mohair,
SOC cloth, for children's dresses
or bathing suits, now to close,
per yard, at ...,..,' <oe
One piece Red Atwood 42-inch We
netian Cloth, our sl00 cloth, now
at half-price. A big loss here.
One piece 4s,ineh Black Panama,
sl.00 value, now half-price. 500
One piece 42.inch Black and Navy
small Plaid, dollar cloth, very
pretty thing for misses dresses,
now half-price -....-,,t Doc
One piece 42-inch Canard Blue
Serge, SIPS cloth, half-price,
at only SO lie
One lot Of 4l-inch Atwood Sl.00
Etamine, in navy, reseda, green
and old rose. This cloth is very
popular and at the price is bar
gain, per yard -t..-f.' 4sc
One piece OF narrow Black and
White Stripe, a dollar cloth for
tailored suits and coats, to close,
per ward. at. - 69c
The above dress goods are priced
the lowest that we ever prced dress
goods that were, both good style and
good quality. They are bargains.
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Attention PubHcl

According to section one Of the mer.
chants and clerks agreement, all stores
will close Monday nights at o'clock
and Saturday nights at 10 o'clock Ac-
cording TO section two. all stores viii
close at $50 on Tuesday, Wednesdays.
Thursdays and Fridays during July. Au-
gust and September Tuesday. July 4,
stores are closed al day. Wednesday.
july 5, stores viii close az noon. Please
remember these changes and make your
purchases accordingly, r. c. l. p. A,
local 2il.
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Ladies' and Misses Wash
Suits

We have a few odd Wash Suits in
repp. and linen, that we are anxious
to close at once, and the prices we
are asking is but little more than
you would pay for the cloth in them.
At $500 each are a few odd
White Suits, in repp. that we are
selling at one-half price. These
are Suits with short coats and
medium width skirt, each $500
At $500 are few odd Suits, in
White and Colored mercerized
repp., are little mussed and
soiled, are made with a good
styled coat, with a medium full
skirt Are Suits that sold at
$1,000, now to close, at one.half
price, only .......,.... $500
II you want good Suit at lit
tie price see these values.