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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
NOTICE.

PUBLIC SALE or I1I>,-
Inc United States gov"rnrAH AH LAM,
an auction sale at Prove Ihcnt I'.nt sluS..
Der 5, 1a12. and therafter o,sh, oa n:
WIZ be offered all the unsat -, Nh!eh N.
mnreserved lands In tho th.etsd foetsd, a.
dropI fpogn as reservation ,n; lying noI9Sr nsr US
From the $ W cornor
r y, r. h. to The s q Lot I.
IA. T 8 S. r w, and : corner d
corner Sec IS, S, w 'ppshce 10
ner NE NE Sec "a g from
corner NV NV Sec ii q W.IS
w corner NV Sec 81 w hy
y w corner NE SW Sec 10 {; W.
From S u corner NV Swi " iI
Z W, to S Z corner NE sE%s s% Ill
g. w. from 3 Z corner sc
5 w. 70 w corner Sec "a 5AiN
to S W corner NV Scr a. satS|
From $ E corner NE I Sac =, :,St1|
20 s w corner NV l sss 49, SiT|
From S 4 corner Sec 3s SStM
y y corner Sec 4, 4 S. 10 W. PM
8 F corner NE I Sec Ws' ard -
S w corner Sec Z, 4 S, 10 W" NE f
None OF the lands south ~ g.,
VIII be oHercd for sale, thev hMs4 u
designated for mineral csamjnsts,ilHt siHt h,
the lands IN The several Ia IownsSas.
oo So.n ou shs ioiIoWlng 6ate,.
In T I n, r 1 and 2 B..
W; T / 3. r ] w: T iI
] ana 8. r 2 W; and = KIM
r 3 w: on Octoebr S. an 4
In T =. and 8, RIw
and 8 8. r o W, and T az
W, on October 9. ano n
In T L 2 and S, R7w.,
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Der 10. W "a os,|
In r 3 S. n s w: T1Np.n
7 !. and 3 s. r 8 ": on os,os; y; ~
and os'oos' u
In II Q, 5 and S, r 10 W: O, A.,
IL. VI o'slssr|
These lands will be sold N,
not less than flfty cents ner ,e e n
any person can buy not rror. as n Y,
acres, or such smaller area as ,M Tm1 N
added To tho lands bought by hs% ~
public sale held In 1910, moi @ sTo.9 y y
acres. s"
The lands will be oIrersd 4, ga
or north and south half sec,"r -
| except in cases where hoInestssS -
men or the owners Of lands nstsn,,I, 80
der the HOMESTEAD lava shall rems.. s -
! GALE OF smaller tracts adjacent "a ~
held by them. Bids may be ma. !
person OF by agent aud tha ssr, ~
bidder has already used hIs y,~s,,
| der the public land laws wifi ~, "
vent him from buying at this sals ~
JAMES w WTTTEx
Superintendent q, s,i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23

Doan's ReSulets cure constipation tone
the stomach. stimulate the liver, promote
digestion and appetite and easy passages
OF the bowels, Ask your druggist Tor
them. % cents box.
There's nothing so good for a sore
throat as DT. Thomas Eclectic OIL. Curos
1t in few hours. Relieves any pain in
any part
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

f,odar-TalisInan Consolidated Mines com
rnny: loca tlon OF principal place OF bust
ness III ID. r. walker building.
Noiire-There are delinquent upop tho
ionowins described stool. ON account Of
sss csslr,cnt 30. l. levied on tho 10th day
.nr August 1912 tho sevoral amounts set
oppoDIto the names O! the respcctis g
follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
ACCOUNTS soLicITKn.
National Bank of the Republic

A thoroughly modern savings depart
msae conducted In connection with shis
bank eafe deposit boxes for rent u a
Depository.
Frank knoa. presidents Jannes n. Mur-
ysy, vice president; w. p Garis, casttsPy
q. a. Cuibertson. assistant cashier.
Capital paid In. e5Qo.ooQ Interest paH
On time Genosiea
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
SILVER PICK IS
GETTING TO ORE
Work Nearing the Mohawk
Boundary. Where Ore Is
Known to Be.
DEPTH BEING SOUNDED
Famous Old Lease Blocks Be-
ing Approached for New
Resources.
DEPTH BEING SOUNDED
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
GoLDPIELD, New. Sept 2..-Develop.
nlent on the property OF tho Silver Pick
Consolidated is progressing at a salts
factory rate and is attracting greater In
tezest among local mining men than ever
before in the history OF the properties.
Heretofore the work performed on COM
lany account in this territory has been
largely Ia the nature OF prospecting. but
the development now under way is or
q character that Is likely to produce I'M
portant results at any tine and the man
agement has never been as SanSuinc OF
success as al present
Northeast of the shaft, which is situ-
at>d on the Deserted claim. adjoining
the Mohawk mine Of the Coldficld Con-
soIidated, drift is being driven on the
a60-fooi level and has not FAR to go 10
reach the Mohawk boundary and the
ground In which IL is believed the ex-
tension Of some Of the important Mohawk
ore bodies viii be found. Farther to the
south and nearer the southeast corner
OF the Silver Pick property n drift on
OF the old Sheets-Ish lease one OF the
prolific bonanZas oe tho leasing days on
the Mohawk, but where there is good
reason to believe that the extension OF
the rich ore shoot worked In this ground
viii be found To extend into Silver PICK
territory. Recent reports OF operations
of the Consolidated Mines company show
that ore OF excellent grade has been COM
ing from near the boundary line and
from a depth above that on which the
east Drift Is being driven.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23

CATALOGUE PRINTING
Done by tho Century In distinctive.
55-57 Postofice place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23

:, III H.cpTlNnco u h,
.ai%ec,o' dn% an ordcr Of the TIG 5.
as n,' Co. sc,., I,aae ,a, ON lhe lh had q
" parHei HSt ef snt6 tgi; s,dc,. so many sha,sSS
"ill he sold at Tho srrnay ha n,.I u
pany, AZ -. 2. 5yoild.ce ot n. n
Lake CITY. Utah. on tbs -oosIltluE =
tobcr, 1872. at . o'cIoci, Srd dar =, =
DAY. 20 pay dclInquen, ns.p. p. n o. y
on together with tho CO, oas',scssrHso, -
and expense Of sale N'o' of adv.uSr:
II BARNETT. g.,
Az D. II. WaIknr pTsse,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Black Butte Lease.

From the new vein opened by the
Black Butte Leasing company. operating
from the main shaft OF the Oiamondlield
Black Butte ore Of high shipping grade
is being hoIsted 20 the shipping bins and
rhore is every indication that valuable
production will he made from This ground.
The assays have run as high as s14o per
ton, with a punbor varying from s24 TO
siH per ton. The ore contains sylvapit".
With occasional patches OF rusty gold.
characteristic OF the richest orc OF the
district.
This vein WAS opened by a drift at a
point some distance TO the southwest OF
The shaft and the discovery was the re-
suit of the careful study OF underground
conditions and exhaustive surveys and
rreasursir ents made by j. X. Turner, the
cornpany's consulting engineer. In eX-
amining and samplinr this drift 1t was;
found that the DRIFT had not followed the
vcin, but had turned slightly away from
II n the north, as IT progressed TO the
west.
Assays OF 81 TO s6 were obtained here.
along the wall OF the drift and showing q
uniform increase az the ssInpling neared
the hanging wall at the vest An old
raise had been driven for r short distance
from the drift and in starting II some
good assays had been obtained. but the
raise apparently rsr out OF the ore This
wsy explained by the fact that the drift
falling 10 follow the vciu the incuu ed
raise was not ~ right angles with the
ore shoot and had missed the ore. An
other raise IS being started from the
point where tlIc bcSt dSSorS were secured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
The Denver & Rio Granda
Railroad Co.
effective May 70, VIZ
DEPART DAILY

DEPART DAHL
Provo. Manti, Marysvale '''''' ;EIs
M,dvale and Bingham :..;'"' sML
Denver. Chicago and Ea''''' s:;oLs
Park Ci,y .,'..'.c;;ntts lt:tSL ?
Ogden and intermedlate p'a nd if:Iea Z
ogden, San Francisco. ForGarJa fiirs
ogden, San Francisco, F'i'o 2iIss
Midvale and Bingham ...'' btlrn
Denver, Chicago and Eas' '' lsahs
Provo, Springville, I'n.le io.an
Denver, Chicago and East E, lidap
ogden, Portland and seatus
ARRIVE pAiIf'
ogden, San Francisco. L'h sisAs
Tjntie. Springvilio. Provo 'iiSSsaL :
Bingham and Midvale 80; ii:i5As
Denver. Chicago and Eaeiis ar.,inis !:leos
Ogden and intermediate 2Jop
Denver. Chicago and Ess' Wat l:Neh
Ogden San Francisco ana
park City and interme'ia B:e,e
points ......,.s -''' 6jep
R(nrham and MldvaIe 1900" si,rn|
Provo, Mantl. Msrysvais iso,.t,and s:Nts|
ogden, San Francisco. Fo' IoaaP-
Denver, Chicago and East ;ssss.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Pipe Dream Plans.

Work or interest and great potential
Importance Is outlined in the proposed
sinking OF a I5o0-foot shaft Oh the Pipe
Dream claim of the Silver Pick, a short
distance west of the company shaft, neal
the northern boundary OF the ConSoll-
dated Mines company's Combination NO;
! claim and covering the west contact
OF this vein system, which has Its apex
on this ground. The work that has been
done here In the past has been super
fetal and confined 10 shallow deptn OF
To shaft sinking. although drifts from
tho Golden Pick lease shaft, at this point.
developed some ore that averaged around
sl6 per ton, but WAS Of TOO low grade
TO market profitably at that time
The deep shaft Is 10 be sunk by les
secs who have been granted long term
al tenure on this ground, under favor
able royalty conditions and who are able
10 finance the enterprise upon n liberal
scale and declare that they VIII develop
the ground in a most elaborate manner.
Charles y. Wilkinson. who will have
charge Of the work and who. by reason
of his long experience as engineer Tor
the Consolidated properties, has thor
ougl1 knowledge OF this territory. be-
licves that there Is an excellent chance
so find good bodies of ore on this con-
tact west or the lease shaft, and VIII
direct the work largely in that part or
the property.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-07
TRADE GOSSIP.

New Yo.k-Baaa OF England rate
discount unchanged.
Foreign press says election Of VIII
son is triumph for good governnea,
and sign OF national prosperity.
"arships Of all powers speeding TO
Constanrinopie To pro,ec. Christian Us
there, final battle likely to begin TO-
day.
American stocks in London arm. Ac.
tive sue unchanged TO is higher.
New forA-Great Northern increase
Of sl,s55.99o in October should'make
the stock move up more.
Chicago Inter-Ocean eay-Wheat
had a bad break Of s 1-2 70 Z rs
cents from the recent high poin, and
a rally OF ! SIS cents from the ex-
s!ene low. figure. Bears have been
the best buyers M there wat q little
buying by the leading bull interest.
OF the largest traders said he
thought there mad been break enough
tor the time being and that further
rally was due. The bears said there
had been no change in the situation
and they would like an advance TO ou.
short lines again.
The weak holders haze been shaken
out and with mos. of the larger bears
in On their shor, wheat they think
that the technical situation in the
marke, favorable for reactions after
every good bulge. It vas said that
Cpdyks covered 100000 bushels of
December and May.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-07
MARKET
VERY IRREGULAR
Trading IN Last Two Hours
Of Today's Session Set
New Record

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L. 5. bonds were unchanged On cali.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-07
M0ELLER CASE SET
FOR NOVEMBER 4
Rshesring n SuNe~e Court
Viii be N Testimony
ri Dr. Engstad.

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-07
WILL DEVOTE
HIS ATTENTION
tcon.!arsd :.o.a Page II

& ut 4: th:nx!az: no. tha,
III! ns q berte. opportunity nov 70
NIX apt the ~sn!uiion 70 the p.ob.emz
mat are 70 bs met"
. governor VAS intere.ud IN the
rs.uy.. from ths coun,iu! states.
CAPTAIN NcDonaId." he remarked,
'seGnEd ~ he o,n:oked henA uge .onne
Jennie IA Iexag didn't yote Tor me"
TIE captain SAD the OILY taing
":nhZ H.ta me fots from Texas wsA
ma, Il, mould have been unani-
Cote.ao- Wi!sna had a long talk
nl:h .:a,!onzi Chairman william F.
Aecn:ahz early !u the day.
Il: vas 4 "!s!, Of friendly comp.I-
meni," nc gn:s..o! sa!d. "3..r. Sc
Cnmh@ - c@.nln!y looking in better
heath Ter; i!.ne I zss him. He. in
greet ho!ri,l."
The pFss!den.-e.ec. heard today
that initial states secret service men
"s!e aiming 10 guard him.
-! tr1nd ~ my anrpY.ae," he gaic,
that II IL the Interpretation Of the
"a" 70 guard the pr.E!cent-eIect even
before he y !nalgUrated.
Captain McLonala. pho has com.
~ he Il great ta"orits with the COVER
. %h!!e acting az bodyga.d, Will
'caEs, therefore, in Il few day,.
IN: captain ha2 busincsa ~int.rezts
IN the aou:a." the governor said, IAN.
] Certainly will yniaa him"
The p3c.!G.nt-elect VIII remain Ia
Princeton un:l about November Is,
"hen IL liz expected he Will take a
hort trip to the Bermuda igIands
where he hh. spent many Il vacation
resting from his labora AZ president
o! Princeton univeraity. He had no
nshn!t: ann"unc"rnent. he sa!d. to
make in this connection.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-07
Two HOLOUPS
At MAGIC CITY
Wen. Through Strangers
Clothes and Relieved
Hin G: Cash.

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-07
WILL TEST FLAX
STRAW FOR PAPER
Government Will Make Pulp
Test-May Mean Much
10 Our Farmers.

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">iz M" r*-ncuioIlT vii he ths,
r*%a IA NE "s.'a!n par y: thc E:a,e,
h.H:G n" '>t! n climate nhnG.t!ona
*e!n ~raEsr:rf." .".pteG ~ ~ culture.
T. h*E 4 c..t.nnt .d%sntayc In hs!n.
:: 'rr1 nm ran ne ro"n late in June
nm tt.*rhab!c afHH."nre u? !natur-
t.I !n@ I'M tsrd ~ "iways valuable.
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"n"r" :,nf. ;t:*nG ca..!eg on th!a
>!nH IT nork vii! bc awaited with q
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-07
LIVERPOOL MARKET
HIGHER TODAY
Unchanged From
Previous Closing and
then Turned Easier.

Minneapolis. No.. 7.-L:verpoci
~hes: closed i-s TO j.. h!gae. than
yex.e,eay. Psrt. closed ia 20 l.:
love. fox what and 3-4 u l-7 for
-four. Antwerp closed s-s higher.
Berlin Is lever. Budapest unehanS-
ed. Minneapolis had 4l1 cars aSalas,
4o3 laS: year, Duluth had sse eafs
against 32z a year ago.. Winnipeg re-
ceip,s s31 cars compared with :2s .
year ago.
The msrke. opened practically
unchanged from previous closans
quotations and then turned easie.
selling OF about s-s. again nrmins to
above The opening with another de-
!ci:ae from the extreme high point.
Weather conditions were very favor
able Coz marketing whea. and the
.oads are Ia good shape.
Primary receipts were liberal, the
total today being 10000 bushels
compared with sit.eoc bushels last
year, shipments were 100000 bush
els compared with 3ss.o06 bushels last
year. c%learances Of wheat and hour
we've reported at 1000 bushels.
Chicago whea, ears today l4s. last
year they were IS.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-07
WIRELESS RETURNS

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-07
,
PETERSBURG

Petersburg. ~. D.. Nov. THE
M:thodIst Ladicx' Aid held their an
nnaI chicken dinner NJ the church
Tll:hdhy. November 6. Tho proceeds
amounted to 500.
The FIRST dnncinR party Of the sea-
son Wan given last Thursday evening
In tho form Ut n Halloween dance
given by members OF tho Peerless or
chostra. The hall was appropriately
decorated with black and white crepe
paper. yellow corn and Jack o. lanters.
a thoroughly good time was enjoyed
by nll.
Mixn Mabel f,npp Of tho public
hch"ol wmn confined 70 hnr home last
week with an attack Of pneumonia.
"TrmpeHt m g%unShinc" was pre-.
"rnt"d at the opera housc last Friday
by the Crow company under tho d..
rnction of Tom Lcmmon, ~ q well
nllcd house.
Miss Olga S%wcndxeid left last We'd
nenday morning tor Grand Forks TO
fnkc NJ Hcwlng In u dreHsmnking par-
lor. While there rho will make her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il. Swend-
ncid.
Mrs. G. j. Bull. who has been on
tho sick liwt for the past two weeks.
" somewhat improved.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-07
News of the Northwest
WANT AL READER
FINDS He IS z
10 CHICAGO ESTATE

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-07
INHERITANCE TAX
LAW IS WANTED
Probate Code C~,nm;ssion in
h North Dskota Has Fin
jshed it. Work.

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