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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
NO TRACE OF BURGLARS
WHEN POLICE ARRIVE,

Burglars made an attempt early to-
day to force a window in the home of
Mrs. Frank c. O'Reilly. 81 North JEFF
ferson street, Orange. Mrs. 0'Reilly
telephoned to the police and Patrol
men Curtin, Keough and Gascoyne hus-
tied up to the place. The thieves made
good their escape and when the police
arrived they had lost themselves. jim
my marks showed an effort at a win
dow,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26

sian Sage to Danish ~dandruff, stop fall
ing hair and itching scalp in two weeks.
Partisan Sage Is the ideal, delightful
hair dressing for men. women and chill
dren. 1t is a prime favorite with women
who desire brilliant and fascinating
hair. Large bottle so cents at Menk's
Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.
The girl with auburn hair on every
bottle.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
BELLEVILLE.
Township Accountant Engaged.

Township Accountant Engaged.
Louis Huxtable, an accountant, or
1872 Washington avenue, has been n
gagged by the auditing committee of
the Township Committee to audit the
accounts of the township officials for
last year. Mr., Huxtable has worked
on the books Of some Of the officials,
but the accounts of all of them are not
ready to be examined as yet. The
books of Tax Collector A.. Howard
Osborne will probably be ready next
month for inspection. Part of thef ac-
counts of Township Treasurer George
w. staniar have been looked over by
Mr.. HuxtabIe.
Fire Commissioner George x. Wal
ters is said to be investigating as to
the propriety of purchasing an automo-
bile fire truck for the township fire de-
partment. The fire commissioners favor
the securing of such an apparatus.
A Punch and Judy show for chill
dren was given by Samuel Gaffey. of
Newark, in the rooms Of Belleville
Lodge of Elks last night. There was a
large number of children Of the mem
bers present. Many members were also
in attendance.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
MILLBURN.

Traffic Tied Up.
Traffic on the westbound tract of the
Lackawanna railroad at Millburn was
tied up for a couple of hours yesterday
when a freight engine jumped the de-
railing switch at the station. The en-
gineer had mistaken h signal, which
showed a clear track for the main line.
The local trains were obliged to use
the main track until the stranded en-
gine was pulled back on the rail.
st. Agnes's Guild of st. Stephens
Church will hold a sock" social in the
parish house tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
Baldheaded Men
Getting Scarce
Men of America Fast Learning
that Badness is Unnecessary.

Now that the wonderful hair nour-
Usher, i~nvigorator. grower and beauti-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
EDlcT AGAINST sNowBALLINd.

Recorder Francis A. Mott. jr, of East
Orange, issued an edict today that
snowballing by youths In that city
must cease quickly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26

Jesse Jacobus, formerly of Bloomfield,
is now In Phoenix. Arizona.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26

Quick results are what you get>is yon use the
Star. Try q classified ad.
, 1911-01-18
Translation.
Announce ent.

"a CCORDING to enactment Of lode Au-
g gust 1874 it is hereby made known
that l have received the following An
nouncemeut
aThe undersigned Firm hereby announces
that Mr.. S. WULFF from the 18th INST.
"%rotIres from his position as Manager Of the
Firm in the Danish West Indies, and that
"the Power Of 4 March 1899, announced to
'sthe Firmregister 9Th April 1899 to sign
''per procura on behalf Of the Firm, ceases
"from aforementioned date.
'Froderiksted, st. CroiX, January 9th, 1911
"Respectfully
"pp. MELCHIOR co.
S. WULFF.
Froderikstod8 Police Office, the 10th Jan.
1911.
POULSEN
0ctg.
, 1911-01-18
HELvE4-L LARSEN.
Translation
Publication.

TT is hereby brought to public notice lint
= pursuant to the decision Of the Ministry
of Finances, a general census is to be taken
in the Danish West India Islands on the lst
February a. c. which will be carried out
under the direction Of the PoIicemasters Of
the respective Jurisdictions.
Government for the Danish West India
Islands, st. Thomas, the 9Th January, 1911.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1911-01-18
~ANORDNING

ON Bemyndigelse for Gouyernementet
for de dansk y~estindiske Der til at an
vende ct Belob al 2l,2oo Francs At
ST. Croix Immigrationsfonds Midlef
til Erhvervelse af Land og By8nin8er
til en- Agerdyrknings Forso8sstation
paa st. CroiX.
, 1911-01-18
Translation
Peter Carl %i.impricht,

Goreyuor " tic Daaish Ucst Indl@ Islands, holgbt o.
Donnebrog. e Da0ndroqs0sand,
11AKEs KNOWN: Bv virtue Of $3 of the Colonial law
of 9th April 1906 / have Professionally sanctioned the
following Ordinance, adopted by the Colonial Council -ot st.
CroiX.
The Government Of the Danish West u1aC islands IS authorized to
dispose OF an amount Of 2l,2o0 Francs Of the means belonging to the
ST Crox Immigration Fund for the purpose Of acquiring land and build
ngs for an experimental agricultural station in St. CroiX.
10 which all concerned have to conform
Government OF the Danish West India Islands.
St Cox, the 10th January 1911.
Under my hand and the seal Of Government
LIMPRICIIP
GNS0 -----
, 1911-01-18

PROVISIONAL ORDINANCE
authorizing the Government Of she Dan
ish West India Islands to spend mn
amount of q, POO Francs Of the means
belonging TO the St. Croix immigration
Fund for the purpose Of acquiring land
and buildings for an agricultural expert
mental station in st. CroTx.
, 1911-01-18
PrOklauna.

"A LIE og Enhver, som mootte have noget
IN at fordre j Boet efter afg8ngne nmyn
diggiorte HERBERT VINCENT kEMBLB
DAVIS, hyilket 30 behandles we'd nodenteg-
nede Skifteret, indkaldos berYed med ;
Maaneders Varsol til ut anmeldo og bevislig-
gore deres kray.
St. Thomn az S.. Jams Skifterot, den Z
J%anuar, 1911.
WELLEJUS.
, 1911-01-18
2.

nET ekendtsores lerved, at Henhoid
- til Finpn ministeriets Bestemmelse vi
der den 1ste Februar d.. a. paa de dansk
~vestindiske Ger we're at afholde en- aiminde-
lig F|olketelling, som vii bliye udfort we'd
Foranst altning al Embellishments Pohtl-
mestre,
Guvernemeutet for de lansk vestindisko
Der, St. Thomas, den ste Jauuar, 1911.
IIMPRlCHT.
, 1911-01-18

"A LIE og Enhyer, der have Noset At
&A fordre j Boet efter abode konsui
og Prokurator CHRISTIAN DANIEL
STAMPE BUGEL af St. Thomas og under
tegnede ofterlevende Enke AmaIio Nlihel,
mine Busel todt Lorck-der hensldder
uskiftet 30 efter min abode Mand-lndkal-
dos horvod med 6 Mnanodcrs Vareel til Mt
anmelde og bevlsliggjore deres KraT for
min Befuldm@gtigede Hr. Postassistent
Alfredo H. DuurIoo If St. Thomas.
st Thomas den 27de December 1919.
AMALIE BCGEL.
, 1911-01-18
HELwEG-LABsEN.
acknowledgements

y HENHOLD til Anordningen AT l9de
q August 1874 bekjendtgjores Diet herved
at ieg har modtaget saalydende AnmeIdelse:
"Herved tillader undertegnede Firma sig
'at anmelde at Herr s.. NULFF fra den
''12te ds. fratrseder sin Sitting som Firma-
let's Fuldmegtig og Forretningsforer !
''Dansk Vestindien og at den ham lfoJ8e
f'Fuldmagt af 4 Marts 1899 anmeldt til Fir
''maregistret Ste April s.A., givne Bemyndi-
''gelse til at underskrive per procura paa
''Firmaets Vegne, folgelig bortfalder fra og
''med samme Dato at regne.
"Frederiksted, ST. Croix, den Ode Januar
1911.
"Erbodigst
"pp. MEICH1OR & co.
S. WULFF."
Januar 1911.
POULSEN
est
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
EXTENSION OF HIGH
GRADE GOLD VEIN
Local Capital to Operate Adj
joining Adamson-Turner
Property.

The several local capitalists behind
ing company having purchased recently
tho group OF six claims adjoining the
famous AdamSOn- Turner gold property
of Nevada. arc preparing to begin an
active campaign OF development WORK
along the lines as mapped out by Duncan
MaCNichic. one Of the prominent stock
holders and the consulting engineer OF
the company. Mr. MscFichc Inspected
the property and the whole camp sew
cral weeks ago. and these six claims
contain the continuation of the rich
sensations OF 1911 In Nevada gold min
ing.
From the Adamson Turner property
has been extracted gold orc OF the
greatest value ever found anywhere, IN"
rock being more gold than ganguo, aud
!n addition, there has been blocked out
n substantial tonnage OF first class con
ccsstatc the erection Of mill. The
Salt Lake and Winnemuccs company
will install the needed equipment and
drive a snaft upon the vein. and II Is
the plan 10 send I'm long crosscut tun-
mel eventually when moro is known ul
the definite character of the ores and
vein system.
Engineers OF prominence have made
recent Investigations Of this camp. and
their conclusions have been extremely
favorable in every way. The mineral
system Of tho camp consists roughly or
north and south and cast and Wcsl
veins, promising with depth results Of
merit. In addition TO Mr. MacE'chie
Frank J. Hasenbartn. H. {. Wood aud
r. r Turner, the latter OF Wlnnemucca
and some Boston parties are interested
In the Salt Lake organization.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
LOWER PRICES FOR
LEAD ARE FEARED
Metals Weakness Occasions
Uneasiness Among the
Utah Producers.

While there is no desire unduly 10
arouse the lead producers of the state
by forecasting lower metal prices, tho re
can he no denying the fact that there
arc many indications pointing TO lower
prices for the metal. The New York
quotations Saturday were $40 bid and
si.io asked per hundred pounds. and
IKE copper. lead for some time past has
been slowly but steadily growing
weaker
For the entire year so far the local
producer has been getting $3.50 pei
hundred FOR his metal. yet in one month
only OF 1911 so far has the average price
aVerase prices for the months OF the
wear. shown by the Engineering and
Mining Journal. arc AS follows: Janu-
sTy; a. 10, St1S$i si February So; March
81 i35: July, Si.i99; August, $3.50. Why
the western smelters should pay an av-
erage Of S-5o throughout the year. with
the eastern market above quoted, Is
not yet explained. hut the matter stands
that way nevertheless.
Lead producers are awaiting the an
nouncement 20 be made on Monday OF
The new weeks settling price for lead.
and while they hope naturally that the
price will not be altered, there is q
strong probability that II will be before
ne ne, end or the month. Lead is a very
difficult metal TO get a statistical line
on. Copper is far more satisfactory sta
tisticaly, lead among the outer rim or
lead circles Is an unknown quantity. II
Is stated, however. that tho stocks OF
lead are large enough TO ward Off any
famine. but how extensive these stocks
are Is not obtainab bic
y reduction in lead n few cents per
hundred pounds will prove little less than
calamity at this time. number OF
western producers have succeeded In Sc
curing contracts favorable enough to
permit the marketing OF ores not here
toforc Of q good enough grade To ship.
y cut I'm metal prices would be embar-
RAISING, and in some cases IL might cat
up any profit now existing at $3.50,
. In,imations Saturday from the cast
that lead might seek tho 81 level ere
ated no end OF uneasiness, II being
stated that the metal like copper, re-
fleets the uncertainties now disturbing
general business. Lead enters largely
Into new building operations which de-
pend upon business conditions. while the
metal suffers from tight money and the
consequent dullness In paint circles. In
hard times the house owner viii refuse
10 give his home a new coat OF paint
and while this one item may seem In
significant II is one of the most impor-
tant considerations In the lead industry.
Tho interest Utah has In lead prices
is cNcusablc when u Is remembered that
the 1910 production OF tho mines Of this
state was l23,32i,6S5 pounds. valued at
81 40 1SS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
INVESTMENT BUYING
Is NOW IN ORDER

James A. Pollock g. Co, bankers and
brokers', furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon. e'
Paine. Webber & Co. Boston.-The To-
cal copper market continued fairly ac-
tive Today and prices were well main
tanned. although they did not show any
further advance. The squirt In the C,aIu-
met subsidiaries was a little too fast yes
terdaH and proht- taking today caused a
fractional reaction. On the whole how
enlargement from the New York Isi they
will all sell higher.
Logan II Bryan, New York-While We
believe that the situation generally is
such as would warrant the exercising
OF caution, still from time 10 time securi-
ties have been depressed on rumors and
occurrences OF all kinds 10 an extent
that leads us TO believe that adverse
factors have been greatly discounted
and II strikes US that the standar M ia
sues. despite the fact that the element;
operating on the selling side may occa
sionaNy make further headway. have
reached "A point where investment pur-
chases are in order. and as for general
trading. the acceptance OF moderate te
profits OF stocks bought on the drives
seems advisable.
Gallagher Letter. New York Good
buying in Inspiration and Braden Cop
per today. Bradeu advancing 7-1s and
Inspiration 2. Tonopahs were firm Both
the Lorrilard and the Leggett & Meyers
preferred stock traded In on curb al
1i2. No sales in bonds Forty shares
OF American Tobacco sold from fO9 10
400. Last eos. No sales In Tintics. HoI-
linger sold up 10 ia Toronto buying.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
QUICK GROWTH OF
BELMONT SURPLUS

Tonopah Belmont within the past two
years has been making great strides as
regards having increased profits from
sI05. 900 in 1909 and 81 600 last year,
10 the present figures which are at the
rate of 1900. 900 per aunum. II was
not until the year before last that Toro-
pah Belmont came into It's own after
several years Of conscientious develop
ment AS a result OF the important dis
closures made in the opening UP OF this
property. the Tonopah camp is now wit
Messing renewed activity. say Thompson.
rowle & Co.
The earnings OF the Tonopah Belmont
have now overtaken those OF the Tono-
pah Mining company, which property
has always held FIRST place among the
mines OF the camp. Not alone is II In
respect to earnings that this property
has taken the first place. but also as to
the amount of ore In reserve judging
from the reports emsnating from the
camp.
Tonopah Belmont has issued and out
standing $500. 600 shares on which divi-
dends Of 81 per share per annum are
being paid. II is seen from the above
figures OF the quarterly report that at
the present rate OF earnings Belmont is
adding approximately $500. 900 per annum
10 It's present large surplus.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
B|S|MUTH AND GOLD
IN DEEP CREEK ORE
Wilson Con. Company Has
Valuable Tonnage Now
Demonstrated.

r. l.. Wilson. general manager Of tho
Wilson Consolidated company. has re-
turned from the Deep Creek property
with some very handsome and rich
samples OF gold and btsmuth ore now
being developed in large quantities. Bis
muth is worth more than :: per pound.
aud as this orc carries approximate
" 10 per cent bismuth, il is fine rock
for this one metallic content aiouc.
Some OF the ore shows free gold In pro-
fusion. and all In all. it is about the
finest looking orc one could well wish
for.
This orc has been opvucd for a long
distance on the trend OF the vein, which
is from six To ten feet in width, while
Mr.. Wilson says the company has dem
onstrated Il for vertical depth OF at
least 500 feet. The company has made
arrangements TO continue work during
the winter. and by spring the available
tonnage should be at point wnere the
installation OF conccntrator Will he
Imperative.
From Wendover 10 Clifton an auto
stage line is making trips regularly, aud
the fare for the fifty-mile journey II 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
VICTORY LODE TO
BE OPENED DEEP

Encouraging reports were received by
the stockholders Of the Victory Lode
Mining company AT directors meeting
held in the office OF It's president Colonel
r. b. Mann. In tho Felt building. yes
tcrdaN. from the managing director. NJ
j, McGnl, who is also superintendent OF
the New York Bonanza mine in Park
City.
The Victory Lode Mining Company's
holdings comprise group OF eight claims
in the Big Cottonwood mining district.
upon both the cast6rly and westerly
slopes Of the divide between the South
Fork and Days Fork and they arc In
close proximity TO the Cardiff. Tar Baby
and ReNall mining groups. Surface show
ingS arc very encouraging and from one
of the large assures already exposed orc
ming 693 per cent in lead and 7S.i ounces
silver. Manager McGlll reported that the
tunnel To lntcrsect this and several other
assures was now well under way the
first 100 feet 10 be completed by the
first of December. Mr.. McGill brought
in n number OF samples Of orc taken
from surface points recently opened mp
on several we'll defined assures on the
property which are now in the hands OF
assayers.
Edward Nissen a deputy United States
mineral surveyor. who has but recently
surveyed the group, rendered his report
and submitted blue print plats. a con-
tract has been entered into for tho
erection OF a Commodious cabin near the
mouth Of the tunnel. The directors unan-
imously favored prosecuting work on its
holdings with all possible speed
AT the meeting yesterday ~. r Halpcs
Rogers. who had rendered his resigna-
tiou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
MORNING SALES.

MORNING SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 1900 at l5c
Carisa, 500 at Ice,
Columbus. 300 al 32ic.
Grand Central. 700 at 81 0oi: 200 at
Si.05.
Iron Blossom. 500 at s1,1O. buyer sixty
days. 200 at si.01i.
May Day, 500 at l1ic.
New York, 1000 at 22c.
Opohongo, 1000 at &c.
Pittsburg Idaho. $50 al CSC.
Sioux Consolidated, 100 at l7ic
Swansea Consolidated. 1000 al SIC.
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus Consolidated. 200 at 32;c.
Cedar-Talisman. 1000 al &c
Gold Chain. 100 at 7sc.
Iron Blossom 500 at Sl.O7t.
TOTALS.
Regular $3.50 shares for s3l3..5 so
Open. 1850 shares for $3.50
Total, 25.70O shares for S662s50
Weeks totals. 227.60i shares for s43.-
960.0i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
YANKEE TO RAISE
ITS ORE TONNAGE
Company Getting Ready to
Market Large Quantity
of It's Ores.

Superintendent Lou McrrIman states
that he will have nvc teams at work
hauling the dump ore from this mine TO
the railroad In tho morning, four teams
being In use at the present time. These
teams can each handle about twenty
five tons OF orc daily and cunscducntly
the tonnage from the Yankee VIII amount
10 about iiitccn or sixteen carloads csch
week. The usual amount Of develop
mert work Is stlil under way from the
Yankees deep shaft.
Th" work of cutting station upon
the ZOO level OF the Victoria mine is now
in progress and when this worl; shall
have been completed n drift VIII prob
ably be pushed out to the voin, which Al
this point should loo encountered with
about GOO feet of drifting.
Reports from the Beck Tunnel indicate
that tho mine Is looking better than at
any time during the past six or eight
months. There Is moro orc In sight and
1t is Of better grade than the COM
pany has had since cncounlerinS the orc
near the line which divides this prop
crty from the Uncle Sam, Recent de-
velopment work. however, seems to bear
men that the Beck Tunnel people are
upon the top Of this orc and that the
greater depth is tho one thing that Is
needed TO put tho mine back in tho list
The nciemcut weather OF the past few
days has delayed the surface work AT
the Cold Chain and " WIN no doubt he
ten DAYS or perhaps little more before
the mine viii he i'm position 10 resume
the shipment Of ore. The large ore house
has been finished and the work Of con
structing trcstlo from tho orc house
TO the dump Is now in progress.
Superintendent Wcttorstrom states
that he has his force at work breaking
down ore aud doing development Uorl,
which Is needed and as tho men can
work to good advantage underground
the DELAY in the surface Improvement
Is causing absolutely no Inconvenience. .-
E.urCtD RcuprtoT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
ANNUAL OF UTAH
WYOMING COMPANY

At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Utah Wyoming Consoli-
Thursday and adjourned until yesterday,
The reports OF the officers showed the
company To be In excellent condition
with substantial progress made during
the las, wear In the last year the com
pany succeeded in bringing in a big gas
we'll on its property near Byron: Wyo
This we'll came I'm al about 100000 GU
bic feet a day. later increasing TO i.000.-
600. and now with capacity Of about
10000 OcO cubic feet a day.
This we'll was capped. but the In
making ii necessary 10 have larger and
extra neavy fittings made to hold the
gas, The well is now secured safely.
and the product is being conserved.
as yet has been driven far enough 10
get TO the gas sands.
The officers reported to the stockhuld
ers that il will he the policy OF the com
pany 10 develop the ground and TO get
other wells in such locations as TO open
the gas over big territory and tnat in
the meantime the efforts OF the directors
will be devoted to the marketing of the
product negotiations being under way
at the present time with large consumers
who are desirous OF using gas, since ii is
the most economical and the cheapest
fuel.
The report Of the secretary treasurer
showed that the issued stock amounted
10 1926 snares. OF which 3S3.l0O shares
were represented at the meeting. This
leaves a balance of stock in the treas
ury amounting TO 505o44 shares The re-
ceipts for the year were SlO.356.i5, de-
rived principally from stock sales, Cash
on hand October l was s263.74, The com
pany has bills receivable totaling more
than $4,000. AT this time two towers
are being operated in the field and 1t is
expected that another well Will be
brought in this year.
The directors OF the company were re-
elected for the ensuing year. They are
B. +. Grant, Fred j. Pack. j, 7, Kings
bury. w. :. LamoreauX D. IL. Living
ston. Robert A. Brighton and II. F.. Han
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Allis Chalmers Breaks.

tOver Badger Bros Private Wire
NEW YORK. Oct. There was some
semblance OF activity towards the close
but no notable changes In prices oc-
CURED. II was largely a market OF spe-
cialties, but besrish sentiment appeared
TO be on the increase. Allis Chalmers
issues fell To the lowest points on rec
ord since the company was formed In
1901. Is Was coutsnded In many ouar-
ters that the bulk OF tho selling came
from traders. but that markets worst
features was estimated that W. Frenays
sold about 10000 shares OF stock during
the session. One theory Of Pacific Tcle-
phones advance was that the COMPANY
would bcncflt oy obtaining business lost
by the telegraph companies iu cvrnt
- q strike OF telegraph operators
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
GOLD BASIN GROUP
MAKES A SHIPMENT

II is reported from The Gold Basin
district Of Nevada that a shipment OF
gold ore has been forwarded to market
from the Hume property. the pioneer
proposition OF this coming yellow metal
section OF the state. This shipment Is
OF more than usual Interest. not because
gold. but for the reason that IL means
another csmD OF Nevada brought into
usefulness bv Salt Lake money and mus
Gle. Harry Hume. lately the purchasing
agent OF Tho Ohio Copper company of
salt Lake, being half owner with his
father I'm this new producer. While
this Is youngstcT the property has
c'ery carmark Of being a biz PROPOSE
zion