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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09
SENATE HEARS US. CASH
F0MENTS WAR IN CUBA
Nelson Charges Troubles in ISL
and and Mexico Are Financed
hv American Interests.
RESOLUTION ASKS INQUIRY
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09
DAVIS KIN SUED FOR DIVORCE
Wife of Grandson of Confederate Pres
ident Charges Non Support.

Colorado Springs. COL, June Suit for
divorce has been filed in the District Court
here nv Rebecca X. Davis, wife OF Henry
u u Davis. jr.. a grandson OF Jefferson
nav,s President Of the Confedcracy. Nom
support is charged.
THE Davises were married here a year
ayo Mrs Davis was formerly Miss Betty
KisseII. n leader In the society of Colorado
Springs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09
SECOND MARRIAGE ANNULLED
Court Signs Decree on Application of
Wife No. 2.

Justice Gof signed decree Of annulmeht
of fine marriage Of Mrs. Dorcas G.. Raymond
and Frederick f.. Raymond yesterday. They
,,aro married on November T. 1911. Last
January Mrs. Raymond learned that in
,.oe b.r husband had married one Miss
charlotte Elizabeth Mason, stenographer'
I'm Beverly, Mass, and was sun her nus
band.
one day after Mrs. Raymond No. made
known her discovery to her husband ne
uas found with his throat cut lie was ar
rested on the charge OF attempted suicide,
hut explained to the court that the cut ON
bia throat was caused by his razor Slip
Ming while he was shaving. lie was dls-
charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09

Each subscriber can obtain this won
d.rful work of Elson's and bradys
fascinating. beautiful photographs for
such a triAing sum that il will never be
felt. lust cut out the War Souvenir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09
SAYS He Is Cuba's Friend.

Representative Sulzer declares lie In a
friend Of Cuba and that he hopes the
rcoplc Of the island will see the imme-
date necessity OF restoring order
Il have said over and over again that
the people Of Cuba are capable OF self
goyernment.' adds Mr.. Sulzcr, and
every friend Of freedom wants TO see
them demonstrate it now, and thus
maintain their Independence" Mr.. Sui
yer SAYS he is in position 10 deny some
of the reports published regarding con-
ditions in Cuba. The situation is not so
bad az il has been made TO appear, he
asserts
While the situation in Cuba is stlll a
matter Of concern to the United States
government there has been no change
IN the determination Of the administra-
ton to exhaust every resource before
resorting 20 military intervention al
though the proposed expeditionary force
is ready 20 move within an hours notice
Adyices received by the Department Oh
State indicate that the Cuban govern
ment also is determined 10 avoid inter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
e statistics for 1911 follow
Total 7oo,611.6o5 754.oO2.23a
Worlds Copper Supply

it is OF interest TO note in this con-
ncctlon that on June j. the foreign Wis
lblc copper stocks measured 100 1886 763
pounds, which, with the American Wis
fble supply. gives n total worlds visible
supply of 1895. 165 pounds Judging
from the domestic delivery and export
hgures for the year so far. this is little
IN excess Of one months worlds con-
sumption The consumption Tor Janu-
airy. 1912. vas 142. .51l. sos pounds: Feb
ruary, llo,376. .i6d; March, l26, o67 ,o39 and
April, 122, 2,f65,172 pounds.
An eastern authority states that the
rehneries are shipping practically hot
copper TO meet the demands and that
several Of the leading refineries have not
to exceed few days supply OF the metal.
which IS an extremely unsatisfactory
working supply. Authorities do not see
reason for the perturbation over what
many believe to be discrepancy between
the smelters and refineries rcoorts, the
refined product not coming up to that of
the smelters II is said the fact must
not be lost sight OF that a great tonnag re
OF copper after leaving the smelters in
the form OF blister copper, never gets to
the refinerlcs, but is taken up in CONNER
cial ways. A large amount finds its way
into the manufacture Of metallic paints,
OILS copperas and many other channels
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
Near Big Deposits.

Having thus opened the ground II was
the part OF wisdom to use tho shaft in
exploring It for ore. According to the
superintendent's letter, quoted above.
yon have found Il In small quantities in
heavily mineralized zone. Your whole
property Is In a mineral country. What
ore YOU have found, according to all
analogies In the camp, indicates that
IL is In some way tied to a large de-
posit.
Under these conditions, there arc only
two alternatives-either to persevere or
quit. Your board OF directors have
weighed the matter seriously and have
no doubts as to what you would wish
them to do While they realize that il
has cost you large amount OF money.
they are not willing that you should have
spent It In vain or that others should
reap where you have sown. According
~ they are unanimous and enthusiastic
To Quit would be financial folly. Ly-
ing idle. your shaft. timbercd through
out. would be "A wreck in few years,
and YOUR machinery would be junk.
Now is the time 10 use Ii, IL ever The
mana cement deemed 1t but Just and fair
10 every stockholder to place him in
possession of the facts. and Of the pres-
cnt condition of the mine. so far as this
can be done within the limits of the
brief statements given above, so that
each one may act intelligentIy In taking
care Of the present assessment With
out YOUR aid. all efforts must cease Re-
spectfuly submitted
3. n. LEHMAN,
General Manager
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
President S Report.

PRESIDENT John D. Ryan says: Not
Wlthstandine that the average price re-
ceircd Tor copper delivered during the
year 1911 was the lowest since 1907. the
Anaconda Mining company made a very
satisfactory showing. and produced its
copper at n lower cost than In any pro-
ceolng year. This was due to the benc-
nus derived from the consolidation of
properties effected in 1910 and to the in
troduction Of economies, the fun effects
OF whlcn were not realized, however be-
cause OF the smaller production the d.
rec seclors U deemed wise to make on account
oi the unsatlsf: rtory condition OF the
metal market during most OF the wear.
we are glad 10 report that the metal
market IS greatly improved, and in view
large reduction In stocks all over the
NorId. II seems safe TO predict prosperity
In the copper trade that should result in
increased profits. for your company for
critics controlled by your company arc in
better condition TO make a satisfactory
before. it
The item of Investment In securities,
in the balance sheet shows a decrease
from Sls4.356,799 as OF April 80 1911 to
gle. 6l2.oi7 at April so 1912; but there
nds peen no actual reduction In invest
apparent reduction is due to the consolj-
datton OF the assets and liabilities of the
united Metals Selling company with
those OF your company in this years bal
ance sheet which consolidation is made
because during the fiscal year the few
outstanding shares OF the United Metals
Selling companys stock. mentioned i'm
last years report, have been acquired,
ana all OF It's capital stock Is now owned
by your company, The cost of the stock
OF the United Metals Selling company
was included last year in Investment in
securities" but In consolidating the bal
ance sheets Of the two companies this
year the amount of the capital stock OF
the United Metals Selling company is
eliminated from the Item OF "investmcnt
IN securities" and the current assets of
tne company are included in The balance
sheet In the item cash and cash as
sels'" ~ 49, N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
RICH SHIPMENT OF
EAGLE & BLUE BELL
Five Thousand Dollar Car Is
Being Marketed, With
Another Ready.

A car Of ore FROM the Eagle & Blue
Bell rnno Of Tintic is along the road
which is expected to bring to tho COM
pany's treasury not less than $4,000. This
ore carries extremely high silver values,
unusually high for any Tlntlc proposi-
ton, while II holds in addition values
In gold and lead. The ore comes from
the TOO foot Lowell, occurring In the body
OF ore that has been opened along the
trend for all OF fifty feet.
This ore body Is one OF the most M
teresting ever had In tho mine For
some time the management has been
working In silver-gold ore, also In lead
orc, but the two classes heretofore wave
been distinct, and II was not until sew
eral days ago that tho lead values have
become associated with the other metals,
There is q good amount OF this high
grade rock In evidence. the car men
TONED having been broken down in Only
five days time, the ore Is going up ana
down, and another car Will be IN the
local market soon after the first ar
rives, Owing to the extreme richness
Of this ore. there Is no real way OF
telling Just what IL is worth before sam
pling but from the looks OF some sam
pies received at the local offices OF the
company, 1t Will prove extremely valu-
able.
The Eaglo & Blue Bell in tho, early
DAYS OF operation. had considerable
amount of high-grade ore here and there:
but II never was found in any great
quantity at any one time. This new
discovery is described as the best in
quantity in the mines history.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08

on exploration work on the deep levels
| OF the mine
The work went on satisfactorily until
March OF this year, when continuous
SHOWS made the dugway from the dump
| impossible for two months. and this
off
AS a meeting OF the directors was due
on April 1. and no one could foresee
| how long the shutdown in shipments
would continue. 1t became necessary to
determine what was best to be done
before that meeting In March Secre-
tary A. z, Garfield and n. c. Edwards
Esq, resident directors. visited the mine
to examine conditions at close range
having previously received regular re-
ports after my bimonthly visits TO the
mine. Subsequently Chief Justice J. e.
Frick, Vice president, also made an ex
animation.
meeting on April /, the opinion was
unanimous that. with such good pros
poets for ore, the work must be pushed
ahead, and q resolution was adopted
ordering me to execute notes to the
bank from time TO time as funds were
needed for the same, with limit of
s12.500. or this credit. 81 500 was ex-
on the 3rd OF the present month. An
assessment was levied to meet these
notes and to prosecute the work
A small amount OF ore still remains
on tho dump which Is now being shipped.
Now word in general:
The management assumes that the
stockholders. as reasonable mon. would
not have spent a small fortune In sink
ing n three-compartment shaft 20O0 Get
with the hope OF striking ore In the
shaft. Such result would have been
almost a miracle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
New Assets Secured.

During the year there has been DUR
chased By your company "a. 0Oo shares OF
inc STOCK OF the Greene-Cananea Copper
company, and by the United Metals SELL
company 5000 shares of the stock OF the
International Smelling & Refining com
pany. The purchases were made for
cash The Butte Coalition Mining com
pany was dissolved and its assets dis
tribnted. your company receiving for its
$4,000 shares OF stock $4,000 shares OF the
stock of the Anaconda Copper Mining
company and s223,000 in cash
Owing TO the litigation brought about
oy the holders Of a small minority of the
shares In the Parrot Silver & Copper
company and the Alice Gold &c silver
companies has been temporarily pro-
vented. In order to relieve the great
majority OF minority shareholders in
those companies who are agreeab BILE TO the
dissolution your directors offered TO ex-
change with them an amount OF Ana
conda Copper Mining company stock
equal to the amount Of that stock they
solution: There were 4o.910 shares OF
Anaconda Copper Mining company stock
exchanged for l04.479 shares OF Parrot
Silver & Copper company stock; and 25.-
company stock exchanged for 342626
shares OF Alice Gold e. Silver Mining
company stock. When. AS there is every
reason TO expect. the litigation referred
10 has been terminated satisfactorily the
dissolution OF the Parrot Silver & Copper
company and tho Alice Gold & silver
Mining company will he affected. and
your company will then receive back
the same number or shares OF Anaconda
Copper Mining company stock. thereby
affecting only temporarily It's holdings i'm
that company.
During the year the balance due on
notes 10 W. \. Clark. ON April so. 1911. OF
81. 100000 was paid. and the notes taken
up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
Much Deep Work.

As the last annual report shows,
the shaft was completed last year
to-a depth of 1000 feet and since then
crosscuts driven from several deep
levels until on the 30th Of November
values were struck on the 1900 level
about $50 feet west OF the shaft.
Then all work was concentrated upon
this point and upon pushing the 1900
level over il.
This condition continued 200 feet
further west and also In a fifty-foot
raise and a thirty five foot winse
Pockets and strineers were found in
tho zone developed carrying as high
as ono ounce gold (s19). sc ounces
silver and about / per cent each OF
lead and copper.
From about the center of this for
nation ] drove n drift TO the south
zoo feet. In a crosscut at about half
thlS distance on an east and west
nssure, values came in again. assay
inc per cent lead. 10 ounces silver
and 81 in gold, At the end of the
south drift another east and west fs-
sure was struck and. following this
fssure 70 the cast forty feet ! struck
clay Souge mixed with quartz, the
whole assaying s., per cent lead,
1s.9 ounces silver and sl.e0 gold.
over this work, on the 1900 level,
somewhat similar condition was
found. though not so far developed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
COPPER PRODUCERS
MAKING BIG PROFITS

Statistical f1ends are having a consiG
cradle amount OF pleasure out of figuring
the profits OF the producers OF copper
those soaring metal days and there are a
great many who fall TO appreciate how
readily these profits arc driven into the
millions at the hands OF the figuring gen
try A company. for instance producing
cents per pound profit on a 1os-cent COP
per metal market. where the metal how
cred last year. On a lT-ccnt copper mar
ket the proht is cents per pound or
over 100 per cent increase on an increase
OF only ~ cents per pound In the metal.
Hence, figures on earnings show to the un-
Initiated an unexpectedly big increase
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08

FORENOON SALES.
Cedar-Talisman. 1000 at 2tc
Iron Blossom. 100 at 81 27i
Lion Hlll Consolidated. 1000 al 3c
Pioche DemiJohn. 1000 at lOsc,
Prince Consolidated. 500 at 81 .s5. ooo
Silver King Coalition. 700 a, 81
TintIc Central. 1000 at I9c.
Union CHIEF, 500 at ialc
Wilbert. 100 at 29c
Provo. 1000 at lc
Shares sold, 5000
Selling value. 1884
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. $500 at is.c.
Indian Queen, 500 AT &c
Utah Consolidated. 500 at a!c.
shares sold. $500.
Selling value, S4s5.
AFTERNOON SALES
Fac; 100 at &c i'VV ae
Gland Central 20 at 6sc.
Iron Blossom. 200 al Sl275
seven Iroughs. 1000 at 3lc. buyer six
Swansea. 1000 at TIC.
Uncle Sam. 500 at zoe
Union Chief. 1000 at i2c.
Shares sold. Il.200.
Selling value. SiO3S SO
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 90 at 1sc
New York. 1000 at s3c:paooo n, 7o ,,.
er sixty days; 500 at &c. 0"'
Silver King Coalition. 200 al ,,os.
seven Troughs. 1900 at SAC
swansea, 500 at 13c.
Union Chief, 200 al isc
Shares sold. $3.50
Selling value, sI7os.7a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
YANKEE To KEEP
WORKING TO DEEP
Directors Solve the Question
by Calling Assessment
Number Seven.
TWO CENTS PER SHARE
Detailed Statement Made in
Which Entire Situation Is
Made Clear.
TWO CENTS PER SHARE

The directors Of the Yankee Consoli-
dated company have levied an assess
ment Of 2 cents a share In order TO con
tlnue with the important development
work now under way. and inasmuch ms
the organization Ia at one OF the most
trying points of Its history, the officials
have prepared a statement for share
holders setting forth in detail the COM
pany and nine affairs. This statement
follows in fun:
To the stockholders Yankee Consolidated
Mining company:
Pursuant to our custom when levying
an assessment, the following Is submit
,ed 10 make clear TO every stockholder
the purpose Of assessment No. z.
lowing letter from the superintendent OF
the mine:
Eureka, Utah. June 4, 1912.
To the Board of Directors. Yankee
Con. Mining company, Salt Lake
oentlemen--You ask me to write
you for the benefit of the stockhold-
crs n brief statement of conditions
and prospects as they now exist at
the mine.
First I would say that. ever since
reported values coming in on the
1900 level last November. the con-
ditions have improved, bcckoning me
on and on from day to day TO a
possible strike of ore at almost any
shot. IL these conditions. as shown
ov the assays below, do not demon
strate the presence or an ore body
somewhere near by, IL would be the
one exception In the Tintic camp.
This Is We'll understood by all who
have seen our prospects and are ia
'niliar with ore occurances in this
district
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
STOCKS OF COPPER
ARE MUCH REDUCED
Domestic Surplus Was Shaved
Down to Quick During
Past Month.

For once, the eastern copper experts
estimated close to the actual reduction
In The domestic visible copper supplies
during May. the American Copper Pro-
ouoers association releasing tho statis-
tics on Friday morning. A reduction OF
lo,45O'SS6 pounds was registered. bring
ing the visible domestic supply on June
to the meager total OF 1855. .6i3
pounds. 1t was estimated, however, that
a DIG decrease would be based upon a
reduced production from the rcfineries.
while as a matter Of fact the production
was greater than the month before
Production during May measured 1885,
1Sa.SS6 pounds; domestice deliveries, 72,-
.US,2Si pounds; exports, 60. 4S5 ,9f5 pounds.
Inc domestic deliveries were the largest
IN recent years, and exports. with the
exception OF last January. were the lar
eest or the year. Total deliveries for
consumption We're f2.lS3.lS2 pounds, the
largest In many months except last De-
cenbcr and January
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
Low Grade Marketed.

The last assessment. IL share was
IN july. l9ll As explained I'm my state
ment In the annual report IN January,
favorable opportunity had come for
me 10 make contract OF sale OF the
very low grade ore, which had been ca
on the dump In the course OF mining 3s
100 low grade for shipment under nrc-
vious ore contracts. Accordingly. as
seseinents were discontinued and this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
What Work Shows.

The development to date Indicates
north and south mineral zone from
100 To aro feet wide, which zone is
crossed at intervals by east and west
Hssures and AT the functions the VAL
ues show the best
This / assume 10 be the key 10 the
situation, and while l cannot vet de-
icrmine Just where the ore lies In
quantity, | am free to say that the
prospect for ore has never been so
good IS nov, and ] certainly expect
10 ilnd II sooner or later if the board
~ directors Will continue Tor me, In
ctal support which they have go
freely and generously accorded In the
pas.
So great is my faith In the ulti-
mate result that have carried 2 large
block OF the stock and paid my share
OF the previous assessments without
fear.
! havo examined neighborinc
mine. the Eagle & Blue Bell. where
conditions for several years were tho
same as those found here now. Late
~ the ore was struck where not
expected and now they have large
bodies OF valuable ore.
The Tintic district is unique N
this. that everyone who knows oc-
currcnces in the district knows that
an ore body. onco struck, Will soon
repay all the expenses OF its finding.
Ton IN the whole district Is large
owing 10 the generous interrninzling
Of the precious metals with the base
ores. Yours truly.
L. MERRlMAN.
SUPERINTENDENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
1, compared as follows.
ON 'CHANGE
ARE HOLDING STRONG

The encouraging strength shown by tho
feature issues. especially Silver King
Coalition. Prince Consolidated and Iron
blossom. was the principal feature on
the exchange Friday. indicating that the
public will participate In the local mar
ket when there is sufficient justification
Sales yesterday reached the total OF
$3.50 shares OF stock, the market value
OF which was $685. 25
The following We're the closing trans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
NEW YORK AND RETURN.
Pennsylvania Lines.

Special excursion tickets will he sold
AT Utah points June ] 20 September 30.
1912, TO New York and various other
eastern destinations with return limit
of sixty days. Liberal stop.over priv.
lleges. For fun particulars address w.
r. Neo; travelling passenger sgeut. oOi
Judge building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAINS.
PROVISIONS, COTTON.
James A. Pollock E Co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS

eNNNERs ANo BROKERS,
sSs-33s South Main Street (EeIs els,,
salt Lake City,
Direct Private Wire 10 all Marksss
Duplex System-Ope RELAY Ia Me- VI
and Boston
correspondents Members all EXCHANGE.
STOCKS Carried on Liberal MarEIna.
Specialists In Mountain States Tclephoos
and Telegraph
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When Buying, Buy Only Tho Rest

costs no more but gives the best results
a. l.. s'omquist, Esdaile, Wis, says
his wife considers Foley's Honey and
iar compound the best cough cure on
the market. "She has tried various
Kinds, but Foley's gives the best re.
suits OF all. Scbramm, Johnson Co.