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Arizona republican., 1911-12-06
LABOR NEWS AND NOTES.

North Cardinals cotton crop is worth
$4,000 900.
Atlanta is preparing for the great
est corn show in its history this month.
Paris cabmen are. by regulation. for
hidden To smoke while driving.
Illinois has authorized the appoint
net of q woman investigator for rm-
ployment agencies
The new School of Technology al
Halifax is meeting with success from
the very start. \ new department for
education Of fishermen is contemplate
al and the indications are that il viii
prove very popular.
England's National Union ct Boot
and Shoe Operatives, having adopted Il
label To be- placed upon the product of
its members. has instituted an active
label campaign.
Reeds Spring, a little town az d few
hundred population in Ston- county,
Mo. IL the leading city III the wOrli
for the shipping of railroad ties Heavy
oak ties are brought in from the hills
by the farmers. They get 80 To 81
cents each for the ties.
The building of a s3.000 000 munich
pal lighting plant will be one of the
fist duties of Mayor Baker of Clevr-
land The people approved the issue
% bonds by a vote of 51,023 20 22.201.
\ two thirds vote was necessary for
the approval of the bonds
Panama City is constructing a pub
lie washhOuse. The purpose IS 10 ac-
commOdate poor washwOmen who do
not have suitable places for washing
Here they will have ample room. BE-
furnished with water and Il sheltered
place TO dry the clothes. all for a nom
ipal charge OF 90 cents per week.
With the purpose OF restoring hog
killing day and the old-iashiOned
SmOkehOuse To- the farm and thus save
the farmers of Kansas millions of dol
lars on meat every year. Prof III. j.
Waters. president of the Kansas State
Agricultural College. has inauguTated
plans for course in butchering To- br
Offered formers sons attending the col
Icge.
; \ card giving shOD rules and tool list
for 1912 has been posted in some of the
shops of electrical companies in Min
neapolis. Ii the proposed rules become
effective. electrical workers will have
To- furnish stock and dies for all sizes
OF pipe. pipe wise. oil can. bits for hOr-
ing holes on knob and tube work and
other tools now supplied by tn employ
erS. The new rules also require that
men work on jobs without regard L.
whether the remainder Of the contract
il union or nOn-union.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-06
AN ALARM AT NIGHT

That strikes terror To- the ,ntir-
household is the loud. hoarse and
metallic cough Of Group. NJ mistaic-
ing il. and fortunate then the lucky
parents who keep FOiey's Honey and
Tar Compound on hand. III. W. CaSseI-
man. Canton. y. Y. says. 1t H.
worth its weight in gold our littl.
children are troubled with Group and
hOarSeness. and al we give them is
Foley'S Honey and Tar Compound
always have bottle Of il i'm tnr
house Elvcv and Hulett
Arizona republican., 1911-12-06
PRESIDENT DEVOTES HIS
MESSAGE To The TRUSTS

WASHINGTON. Dec THE mes
SIsr 81 rT@ nl me sixt IT. .e con
erese MAS rad in both houses Hester-
DAY II is as follows:
~ tb. Se,.,t. md Hons. of rcl~.-
.antariyes.
rbis ,-.,.e-..o.. i. r1. fi,sr Of -,vrrar
which shall send O.. CONGRESS- during
,i.. interval lb.,,y..o The or.nfne of
il. r..aIlar session and lis adjourn
mont for fb, ,'hristfnas holidays. Thu
..,,.,,n, of information 1. b.. COM
.,,,,.ir,t,d as =, m. OPERATIONS ur
,b.. o.,,...r.,,r.rt tb.. nup,ber .f nn-
,.ortapr subjects calling for COM
,,..nt las tn. ,ye,ntigr and tu. trans
,.-;..;..,, ,.,.-r,s- r ..>r..usrit..
Arizona republican., 1911-12-06
No Chance n the Rule of Decision
Merely in Us Form OF Es

Tn statu,c in It's cust section de-
Ga. ~ o.. ..l.l4. every .Dntr4ci.
combination i'm the form of trust or
othrrwis-. or conspiracy. in restraint
of trade or commerce among the
several states or with foreign ma
tons" aad i'm the second declares
guilty OF misd,nrdnor every per-
son who shall monupolize or attempt
&" m1norplize amy part Of the trade
or romnerc, OF the several states
or with foreign nations.
In two cary cases where the
statute was invoked to enjoin =
transportation rate agreement be-
tween Interstate railroad compan e.
it was held that it was no defense 10
show thar the agreement rs to rates
complained If was reasonable NJ COM
mon law because il was said that
the statute was directed against all
contracts and combinations in re
etraint Of trade whether reasonable
NJ common Law or not II Was plain
from Tho record. however. that the
contracts complained Of in those cases
would not have been deemed reason
able at common law. In subsequent
cases the court said that the statute
should bc given a reasonable con-
Arizona republican., 1911-12-06

Thursday. December 1th The White
Line" franchise election
The White Line" Election-NeNt
Thursday. December eth.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-06

Without opiates or harmful drugs
% any kind Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound stops coughs and cures
colds. Do not accept any substitute
ElVev ard Hulett
Arizona republican., 1911-12-06

Duffy's New York sweet cider at
15c n gallon Melczer Bros Co. Main
IS; Overland ISL. tt
Arizona republican., 1911-12-06

rish a nsrfu. ur,codent as 10 tn"
Proper method OF dealing with the
capital and property Of Illegal trusts.
The-c decisions suggest The need
and wisdom OF additional or supple
mental legislation L. make il easier
.ur Ine entire business community
IT, scuar. with tho rule Of action
and legality thus finally established
and G" prcs,ry, the benefit. freedom.
and spur 90 reasonable competition
without loss II r'a, efficiency OF
Arizona republican., 1911-12-06
New Remedies Suggested.
Supplemental Legislation Needed
Not Repeal or Amendment.

| see 40 objection-and indeed
can see no decided advantagta-in
in the enactment of a law which shall
describe and denounce methods OF
competition which are unfair and are
badges oi the unlawful purpose de
nOunc-d IL the antitrust law. Tho
attempt and purpose To suppress
competitor by underseline him AT
price so Improbable a. to drive him
out of business. or the making OF
exclusive contracts with customers
under which they are required t.
give up association with other manu-
facturers ard numerous kindred
methods for stirling competition and
cffect!ns mononoly. should he des-
cribed with sufficient accuracy in II
oriminai statute on the one hand to
enable the government 10 shorten its
task by prosecuting single INSIDE
nfeanors instead of an entire con-
sIiracy. ard. on the other hand, t.
serve the purpose Of pointing out
more in detail 10 the business cOmmi-
Eity what must he avoided.
Federal incorporation Recommended.
In q special message to congress
Arizona republican., 1911-12-06

.. January 1919 NeaJuTea 20
point out the disturbance 10 business
that would probably attend the dis
solution of these offending trusts.
said:
But such an investigation and pos
sible prosecution OF corporations
whose prosperity or destruction af-
fects the comfort not only OF stock
FOLDERS but OF millions of wage earn
crs employees, and associated trades
men must necessarily tend to disturb
the confidence OF the business com
munity. To dry up the now flowing
sources OF capital from its places of
boarding, and produce halt in our
present prosperity that will cause
suffering and strained circumstances
among the innocent many for the
faults Of the guilty few. The ques-
ton which ! wish in this message
to bring clearly 10 the consideration
and discussion of congress is whether
in order 10 avoid such possible
BUSINESS danger, something cannot be
done bY which these business COM
binaiions may he offered q means.
without great financial disturbance.
of changing the character. Organi
zatiOn. and extent Of their business
into one within the lines of the law
Under federal control and supervis-
ion. securing compliance with the
anti trust statute.
Generally, in the industrial com
t:nations called trusts the principa!
business is the sale Of goods in many
states and in foreign markets: in
other words the interstate and for
! eigu business far exceeds the bus!-
Tess done in anv one state. This
fact viii justify the federal govern
ment in granting Il federal charter
! tC such combination 10 make and
| sell in interstate and foreign COM
rl-rce the products of useful manu-
J iSCture under such limitations a.
Will secure = compliance with the
| antitrust law. 1t j. possible So 10
/ frame a statute that while il offers
! protection to a federal company
| against harmful. vexatiOus, and un-
necessary invasion by the states il
| shall subject il To reasonable taxa
ton and control by the states with
| respect To It's purely local business
! not provided with the
| administrative machinery To make the
necessary inquiries preparatory 10
reorganization. or To- pursue such in
quiries. and they should be empow
cred To invoke the aid OF the Bureau
Of Corporations in determining the
suitable reorganization Of the disin-
! tegrated parts. The circuit court
and the attorney general were greatly
aided in framing the decree in the
Tobacco trust dissolution by an eS
pert from the bureau of CORPORA
| tons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-12
NATIONAL ORES CO
TO RECORD DEPTHS
Operators From Camp State
That This Mine Is the
Big Exception.

High grade gold orc is characteristic of
Nevada but as rule il has never gone
to depth, but In tho National mine IL
has gone 10 depth and gives promise o!
going still deeper. G. y. McElravy, for
long lime employed By the National
company, and William Ross Of the same
camp, are in the city, and both stated to
The Tribune yesterday that the high
grade ore in going to the S60-foot level
had descended TO the greatest depth they
had ever known such rock 10 go.
Both believe that the National camp
will make steady and deep producer
FOR many years 10 come. McElraNy
states that he has boxed for shipment
chunks OF enormously rich gold ore,
Weighing anywhere from 12O 10 100
pounds, and nc has boxed for the COM
pany gold bars Weighing equally Is much.
not once In a while but regularly,
These visitors brought good news for
the local stockholders of the Utah Ma !
tional development company. which is
sinking to catch tho same ledge near tho
main point Of interest. The shaft is
down sixty feet. and the last change In
forma tion was 10 tho black dixie which
has served a. the covering for the main
National ores. This Utah organization
has purchased the old hosting equipment
of The National company and 1t Is the
lucky hoist with which the National mil
lions have been brought to the surface.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-12
K|TT|E BURTON IN
SPLENDID SHAPE
0Id-Time Producer Again Finds
Good Grade Mill Gold
Ore.

r. l.. Edwards, prominently Identified
with the Utah mining industry and with
that OF Idaho as well, is In Salt Lake
from Salmon City OH mining business.
Mr.. Edwards brings good news in regard
TO the recent development work on the
property in the Salmon section OF the
Kittie Burton company, which mine is
one OF the noted old producers and divi-
dend payers of the state to the north.
A year ago las; December the manage
ment started n new tunnel, sending IL for
1000 feet into the mountain. \ raise was
then driven for 40 feet. and a fifteen
foot ore body was encountered, from
which food is being taken in plenty for
the mill owned by the company. This
ore averages $40 gold per ton, and at the
point where development Is now CEN
tered the vertical depth is approximately
200 feet.
The possibilities OF the kittie Burton
arc well illustrated through the present
success of the company. The ore system
is considerably faulted, and this new de-
velopment is In new section. although
the vein had is the same that has pro-
vided so much wealth during the years
Of operation on this group. This new
work proves the continuation OF the vein
with its precious yellow metal content
and the mine can be said to be Coming
back" in manner highly gratifying Ia
those having the work In hand
The Salmon section, says Mr.. Edwards
is showing marked improv ernent mine
conditions uniformly are satisfactory and
the year has opened with a great deal OF
promise. He will leave for the property
again at the end OF the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-12
EUDORA BELL To
JOIN SHIPPERS
Company First of Week to
Begin Hauling Out Ore
Over Snow.
FINE GRADE ROCK
FROM OLD PRODUCER
Past Winters Operations Have
Resulted in Much New
Shipping Material.

At the beginning of the coming week
The management OF the Eudora Bell Min
ing company OF the American Fork min
ing district plans 10 begin orc shipments
to the local market. The property was
visited the first OF the week by T. ,.
Shaughnessy and DR.. Monahan, both OF
whom returned to Salt Lake City late
Wednesday evening. When seen by The
Tribune yesterday Mr. ShauShnessy
spoke encouraeinGly OF mine conditions,
and made IL plain that the company was
going 10 rehabllitate this famous old pro-
ducer in an earnest and thorough fashion.
The mine is being developed under the
constant eye Of Joe Davis, a well-known
mining man OF that section. The cid
workings are being carried forward, and
from three to four car lots of silver lead
and gold are now sacked and READY
Shaughncssy. will range in value from
SIS to 500 per ton in the three metals
mentioned
The main tunnel is now reaching into
ing in virgin territory the management
is following a vein of ore which ranges
anywhere from six Inches TO three and
four. feet. in width Ten men have been
continually at work throughout the win
Ter past and the product of their winter
labor will he skidded over the snow to
a point two miles distant, where the ore
teams will take up the task to the rail-
road tracks. some sixteen to seventeen
miles distant. In this manner one more
rich producer will be coupted among the
achieving ones of Utah for 1911.
Under the name OF Silver Bell the
Eudora Bell in the PASTOR thirty years,
In fact-has been a producer and an
Garner OF profit Work has been conduct
ed under the difficulties incident to an
altitude OF 10000 feet. the mana cement
having had to contend with deep SHOWS
with slides and the difficulties and delays
of transportation. In addition to the
shipping ore found and sent 10 market
the mine holds an enormous tonnage of
milling grade rock. TO treat which a mill
In time will be installed. All who like
TO keep track of the producers OF Utah
will do well 10 watch the Eudora Bell
this summer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-12
ALL EXPECTING THE
DECISIONS ON MONDAY

James \. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon
Paine. Wcbber & Co. Letter Boston,
In the closing hours today stocks showed
a fair rally, especially in New York.
AmalGamated and Steel were leaders, In
the local market Superior & Boston
showed the greatest activity, advancing
5s on the report OF rich strike at the
mine. Hancock was stronger, with sales
opinion seems to be getting stronger that
the supreme court will hand down the de-
cisions Monday and the offices Will he
full OF people anxious TO trade as soon as
the air Is cleared.
Logan & Bryan, New York.-Although
some signs OF weakness have appeared in
the market for wire products, with busi-
ness rDeager, according to advices in con-
moderate Improvement In the railroad
buying during the past few days served
to somewhat encourage bullish operations
appeared quite nervous and In addition
there was buying by interests whose In
tluences occasionally dominate the action
OF prices. Not much was heard with re-
gard TO the Mexican situation and Wash
ington contributed rather less TITAN the
usual amount of news relative 10 legIs-
lative activities. The action of prices
today could hardly be attributed to much
other than the resumption OF activity on
the part of interests cited above.
Opinions arc divided as To the proba :
bility of supreme court decisions on Mon
day. but, doubtless the usual k-end
preparations will be reflected by degree
of rreguarity although at the close to-
night il looked very much as though a
further upturn of moderate proportions
might be witnessed Friday.
Gallagher. New York,-No improve
ment in general business on the curb,
although several issues showed strength
today. Strong features were Rea and
DobIe Of Porcupines. American Tobacco
sold up TO 56i and Standard Oil 10 679
Tonopahs and Tintics dull
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-12
DIVIDEND FROM
POSTED
Twenty-Five Cents a Share De-
clared by Company of
TOnOpah Camp.
TOTAL ALMOST TWO
MILLIONS TO DATE
Fifteen Feet New Ore Found by
Prospecting on the
Eleventh Level.

4 dividend OF % cents share was de-
clared by the directors of the Tonopah-
Belmont Development company Thurs
day, which will be paid shareholders on
July /, the books closing for the purpose
of dividends on June 10, This distri-
button Will total 1915. 900. making a total
since organization OF $1.IlS.0oo,
The Tonopah Miner. which gives week
y reviews of Tonopah mine conditions:
has the following 10 say regarding new
work on the Belmont territory: ,,,-
The report from the Belmont this
work has been In progress for some time
on the different levels. contains news OF
much Importance regarding some Of the
tho 1lo0-t foot level. For the past three
or four weeks we have been reporting
tho progress Of q south crosscut from the
cast DRIFT on the hanging wall branch OF
the Belmont vein. started from point
I'm the drift 1876 feet cast OF the Tesuro
fault
The object of running this crosscut was
The the locating OF the foot wall OF the vein vein
! when at distance Of ll0 feet what is
thought 10 be the true foot wall was en-
countered For fully twenty-five feet i'm.
medistely before reaching this wall
quartz was cut through. fifteen feet OF
which carries good milling values. thus
adding another ore body 10 many already
exposed ana partially ueNelopep, MS
crosscut from wall TO wall has exposed
In all over twenty-five teet OF excellent
grade Orc the balance OF the distance
being in vein material and horse OF
waste.
Drifting has just been started on this
new orc body. which gives every evil.
dcnce Of becoming a heavy producer OF
ore. Another point of special interest lis
found In the prospecting crosscut being
sent out from the east drift on the 1900
foot level This crosscut has already
passed through considerable quartz, but
the last few feet have exposed numer-
Gus small stringers of quartz carrying
very good values. which would indicate
the close approach Of an ore body. In
fact, the work now In hand al several
points is full OF interest and is being
watched closely by those interested In
The property.
In the older workings is would be hard
to expect better general condition of
affairs. With strong bodies of ore ex-
posed for long distances on the 900, 1000,
100 and 1866 foot levels. and stopping op-
erations decidedly limited owing 10 The
large amount OF ore coming from the de-
velopment work, the Belmont now occu~
pies position at the head OF the list
OF gold and silver producers in the coun-
try.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-12
TEXAS KING BRINGS
IN GOOD OIL WELL
Spring Valley Ground Proves
Worthy Thursday of Hopes
of Officials.

From the Spring Valley. Wyoming. oil
field on Thursday came some extremely
good news for the Salt Lake stockholders
OF the Texas King Oil and Gas company.
This was that we'll No. / had been shot
and oil was struck al a depth OF $50
feet. Tho well WAS shot early yesterday
morning, and for a period OF six minutes
the oil was hurled for 100 feet or more
above the top OF the derrick, showing
an unusual amount OF gas.
When the local Offices received the
message yesterday The oil WAS flowing in
good quantity over the top of the cas-
ing, and the estimated production for
the first day was between $50 and 700
barrels, This is the typical rich oil of
that section, having a paraffinc base,
and being In demand at a good figure
right al the we'll
The Texas King company is composed
OF well-known Salt Lake and Wyoming
capital and the company has been hard
al work for some time, The success OF
well No. / means much to the organ
ization
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-12
MASON VALLEY SMELTE|
DETAILS ENTERED

Copies OF the last annual rspqr
Mason Valley company are II
ceived in the west, the genera
of which have been very thoru1
gested during the time Following
lication at the annual sesel0
there are several items reiatlpe
smelter the compsny is nov u
which have not been emphasixco
The smelter was started m M
1910. and will be completed dun
Two blasts are being Installed. e
a, daily capacity Of 400 Ions.
room for three more blast fluI
reverberatories when needed. The
& Lloyd sintcring process is %
stalled.
The brick stack is located q
smeIter site about 1000 feet am
be 200 feet in height. OF the to1
400 feet above the level OF tn
The stack will he fifteen feet IN
at the top, y
Twenty ore bins. each with 9
OF 200 tons. are being put In, an
storage capacity sufficient 70 ope
plant for several weeks is heing
so that the operation OF the p
continue in case of interrupted t1
ties. The plant includes q conf
sampling mill -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-12
B0RLAND PROPERTY IS
TAKEN UNDER A LEASE

H. c.. Walker and ], S. Hanawalt Of
San Francisco have taken a lease on the
old Borland property In Black Canyon,
near INLAY. New, and they are now
drifting on the 150-foot level along the
vein. Two years ago leasers extracted
100000 in high-grade ore from this prop
erty. conbning their operations to the
surface and shallow workings. and with
depth these bodies are expected to open
strong.
Considerable interest is attending this
new work, rs the camp In that vicinity
is a busy one, and Walker and Hanawalt
already have broken into some small
pockets OF ore showing the yellow metal
In the Tree state. Results of merit are
eNDected shortly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-12
In the Wake of the Measles

The little son of Mrs o. B. Palmer,
Little Rock. Ark, had the measles. The
result was severe cough which grew
worse and he could not sleep. She says:
"One bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound completely coured him and
he has never been bothered since''
Group, whooping cough, measles cough
all yield to Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. The genuine is in tho yellow
package always. Refuse substitutes.
Schramm Johnson, Drugs, FIVE stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-12

FORENOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel. $500 at Csc.
Black Jack, 500 at 16c.
Columbus. 400 at 41c.
DAILY Judge. 200 at $3.50
East Tintic Dew. 500 at 1c.
Lower Mammoth, 500 at 12c.
New York. $500 at 101c.
Ohio Copper. 100 at s1.62i.
Sioux Con, 700 at sec: 200 at 35Sc: 200
Swansea. 1000 at SIC
Tintic Central 500 at sic.
United Tintic. 5000 at Sac; 1000 at s9c,
buyer sixty days.
Uncle Sam. 500 at 72c
Victoria. 200 at 97c; $50 at acc; 100
at 95c.
Shares sold. 1850.
Selling value, s5376.25.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel. 70 at 24c; 200 at Csc.
Carisa. 1900 at 18c.
Columbus Con-. 100 11c.
Plutus, 1000 at 7c.
United Tlntic. 1000 at Sac.
Shares sold. $3.50.
Selling value. S25o2.S0.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel 500 at CSC
Bingham Amalgamated. 1000 at Sc
Gedar-Talismnsn 100 soaa at Sc; 1000 at SAC.
Iron Blossom. i10 at s1.172.
Silver King Coalition. 100 at s1.sss; 500
United Tintic 1000 at 3sc.
Victoria Consolidated. 100 at 93c: 100
at 92c: 1900 at 90c: 100 at sac; 100 at ssc-
Shares sold, 1870.
Selling value, s3606.95.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 1900 at 53c.
Indian Queen. 1000 at 1c.
King William. 1900 at SIC.
Pluius, 500 at &c.
Rezall 1000 at Sc.
South Iron Blossom. 1900 at 1c.
Uncle Sam. 500 at Tic; 200 at 72c.
Shares sold 22.700.
Selling value, $o236.25.