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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19
LOOK TO YOUR KIDNEYS
whea SUFFERING from hsekaehe. Hcae-
ache. and Urinary frouhies-

They are probably me true source
Il your misery To Seep sci S0e
must keep yo1r Kidneys veil DoA"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19

rake a hair cozen sraref <9z D
tnev have beer rafrcf. ao1k n cF7Ff
water for half 81 hour. Ten drain
them and place in a saucepa1. Aad
two carrots cut info pieces an cnson
with couple 90 cloves stuck in lt and
Il ff~v tlf 81 garlic cover fnc spare
~frs and Vegetr hies with water. season
selfs. a half teasuoonfli o. salt and
raff feneroonful % white pepper.
cover the pan and iet it BOIL Tor three
quarters 90 an hour. Then add *
rarv rnfsfoea 81 uniform size Let
these boil COR half an hour FiEc
some honeu suln1ch on bot plate
arrange the sparcrihs on tnis. and
ner tire potatoes ard other seEeta oies
"A Il border
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19
Woman s Depart

ir riv small and ceHt
frr the sslt. mus-1rl
alI thc sd. eFtr- Pa
"A satnd Bowl. cover oit :
or the ortesilg- Pass
each guest % help theme
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

lei1ten; uno 0u5l1 ml1ntern gur5 be-
ionoers unlere 8eneralperia1nmlun
gen uuf. Sd CLAUDE, es MORE mobl
am Hlase, menn id bier einige @orte
Oes boben airdenfiirlte ten, 0es aoroi=
nal Gr5biidofs Slider bon 4oln, an
fiibren miiroe, melde er int Sabre
1904 in elmer groben Mannerper=
ialnmll111g gu Neub gebolten bot iiber
Sic Eflihten 0es fat6. Mannes. Ser
6obe &irdenfiirit lprab inter Inoe=
rem fplgenbe @orte:
v@ir leben berte in ldmeren Set
ten, es 0urftpbt Sic @elt ein GENIAL
tiger geiItiger &un1pf, Ser nit flaren1
gepuBtlei1 ul1s5iebt gegelt aQes lie
berraturlihe, gegen @utte5 Menld=
meroung u110 grl0il&ng. Mon lellgnet
gott int 6inmel u1o ludt an SteQe
ser BON @ott geietten Sronlu1g cine
Sr0nltng ob11e @ptt un0 feline fl. ge=
bote 81 iesen. GereiMelt mag Ser fa=
tboliide Mann ni9ts; er lit maftlos.
gs lit Sic Nflidt zines ie0en fat6olt=
lden Manne5, iif nidt III in Ser
Stride u1o in Ser 6amilie SIT betbdtt=
gen, ionoern ouh inn 0ffentliden Sc
ben, obne S9eu, 6urdt uno 6eigbelt
lid, al5 Sobn Ser Stride @pttes, oie
nit SEM 8ll1te 0es @elterl0iers be-
grii1oet lit, SIT be5eugen. @ir bohen
elm %bliihe110es Gereinsneien auf SEN
per1die6enen @ebieten 0es fatboli=
ifen 2ebens. Sort iii ser Nlub 0es
fatboliiden Monnes. $50 10 @roBes
altf Sem gpiele ltebt, 90 0arf Nien1ano
5uriidbleiben, 0a gilt es, nit pereinten
&rGtten gu orbeiten uno ita 511iam<
men5uIdlieBen un6 chamber fir Ste
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Sin ncnes Sertiarenblatt

erideint unter Sem 5itel: uMagenei=
ne Teutide Sertiaren5eitung" I'll
1850 sc. pro Sabr in @ies6aoen.
NeSaftion: P. &apbael @ufner=Mo=
rientbal, &bg. @eidaftsiteQe: $.
&aud, @iesbaoerD nit Ser Sugeno=
6eilage uSerapbiider Sl1genofreurr0."
Nrobenummern iino foitenlo5 erbdlt=
li9. = Die uMagemeine Geutlde Ger
tiaren5eitung" entbdlt 6rei Ibeile, Ell
mem religioien, ei1en lo5ialdaritatiDen
uno einen Na6ridtentbeil. Nah Sem
in ser Nroben1mmer entmidelten Ero=
gramm, S9ulung ser S%ertiaren fir
frdftige 8etbdtigung in SEN religi0=
len u1o io5ial=daritatiDen geitrebun=
gen Ser @egenmart miro Ser @aupt=
nad0ruf auf Sen 5meiten S6eil ge=
legt. Se0em 5bel lit cine ipannenoe
Gr5ablung %beigegeben, melde Sic Dor
uusgebenoelt Mbbanolltngen in lebe11=
bigger @an0l1ng 5eigen. Io5 9latt
tragt pouitdnoig 5os MeuBere elmer
Sages5eitlng. Muh oas Teuiqetpn
feblt nidt. Sic @eilage vserapbi=
ider Sltgen0f reun0", melde audi ge=
trennt he5ogen mer0en fann, fat eben=
faa5 0rei Ibeile, einen religiolen
Ibeil, eitte11 5meiten Ibeil fir Sort
bil0ung uro Musbiloung Ser Sugen6
un0 etnen 5ritten ntebr unterbalten=
Sen Gbeil (lus ser S1gen0 fir Sic
SSl1gen6) nit gr5ablungen un5 Nad=
ridten, mel9e jid Mir Guf sic ST.
ge11o be5ieben. Ser Treis bes glattes
G60 3d. lit BEL 5em iturfen l1mfang
(S-12 Suartieiten) u16 SEM reiden
St1balt iebr %nie6rig. Die 3ettung
oiirfte, mie Sic marine M1rerfennung
0es gilhofs BON 9imburg bernerft, Be-
III fen iei1t, @roBes fir Sic quite Sade
GIT mirfen un0 SEM 9ritten Sr0en in
oielen @egen0en neues 2eben ein5u<
fl0Ben. @ir 5meifeln nidt 0aran,
0oB 0ieies 6a1rdous anipreden6e praf=
tilde ur0 5eitgemdB a1gelegte Inter
ne6men BON SEN beiten grfolgen Be-
gleitet iein miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
&in0erbersel1 cir

Sritt So niht inn &i11Oer6er5en eth
4umpf Elm 5milden SEM slnlebe1l oe5
@aters INTO ser S9ule? @er befommt
Sic Sberba110? 8elon6ers, menn Oa5
ain0 cine groBe 9iebe uno 3uneigul1g
gera0e 5u leinem proteitantllden So
ter but. SoQ es Sen @lau6en 0e5 So
ters als Srrt5ltm per0ommen? Ont
port lib nidt oagegen 0as finolide
@emiitb! Ias Sinh fo1nntt pieaeidt
SIT leinem protei tantiiden 8ater un0
er5ablt ibm Don Dert Heligiolrsuntcr=
ridt in Ser Sdl1le, mir0 0ieler oa5u
itiGidpeige11, miro er nidt pielmebr
0as &ino Don Ser Gi9tigfeit iei1res
@lal1bens SIT iiberseugen luhen? Ste
be, 0amit siebt Ser 3meifel in 0ie
Seele 0es &in0es Elm, tpie Elm nagen=
Ser @urm iebt er ii9 an sic @ur5el
0es 8laubens; ME miro ii9 Der
8lalabe 51 gelun0em @adstb11me emit
falten.
@ie midtig iin0 fir SEN @luube11
Sic religi0len l1e6ungen, lie 1inO oa5
Del bes @laubenslidtes. @emein=
idaftli9e Acknowledgement gu @aule
fennt man niht in 9eniidten SAINT
lien; Sic &i11oer entbebren bu5 gei=
ipiel menigitens oes ei11en gbet6eiles.
Son Gortheil lit aua gemiB nidt Ser
familiare &erfe6r nit SEN prptei tanti=
lden Mngeb0rigen, sic reltgioien ge=
griffe nerDe11 imlner 1nebr Der la9t.
solde u11S nod piele an6ere Ser
bdltniiie idlieBen sic gemiidten gben
in iih, moourb cine ma6rboft futbo=
liide gr5iebung gefabr0et miro; alio
Sic beiligite Hflidt lit SEM fatboliiden
gbet6ea l1nm0glih o0er 6oh l1nen0=
lid idaper gemodt. @eld ein 9eidt=
finn fir einen fatboliiden Gbriiten,
cine gemiidte gbe ein51geberr. gu
r11m 0orf es uns nidt mun5ern, 6aB
6ie Stride ioIde gben perboten fat
un6 MIR aIs oos fleinere nebel ltnter
geipiiien 8eoingungen 5l1gibt. Gin
l1ebel lin6 un6 bleiber al16 oarm nod
Sic gemiidten Chen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
fatbpliid1en Gereinen anidlieben iol=|

fatbolilf1en @ereinen anidlieben iol=
len. Gies ioute eir jeoer fatboltlfe
Mfon,1 l1no arh Singing beber5igen,
oenn lie grober uno fraftiger Elm Ser
Elm auftritt, lie n1ebr Mdtung un0 Mn=
erfennung fin0et Ser elbe IN Ser Del
fentlihfeit. @ir baben in je0er @e=
meinoe fntb. neutrality-suspicious.,
u11o ouBer 0enielben belte9t iest bier
in ct Glpl1o Elm fatb. Sl1ngmanner=
perbano, melfer crit fiir5li6 gegrii1=
Set puroe. Inns ou oie1er Eerbono,
oieie Gereinigung fatbolilder Man=
11er uno berangereifter Siinglinge So
5u 6eltin1nrt lit, ard in Ser Seffentllf'=
felt Sic Sntere1len bon Stride uno
Shule SIT mobren uro 51 pert6eiOisen,
10 loa ein ieoer fath. Weann uno
SSsii1lgling SEM GerbonOe %angeboren;
unS es lit oies iogar Efliht, oenn eln
ieoer fatb. Mann 11no ebenio Slng=
ling lit perpflidtet, @irden uno Sfu=
len gegen M11griffe oOer gar Inter
oriifl1ng OUTS gnergiidyite NIT alien
gelet1idJ e%rla1bten Mitteln SIT oertbet=
oigen. Iies aber f0nnen mir MIR
bonn NIT grfolg tbun, menn mir ber=
eint 5uianmeniteben mie ein Mann.
9ar11m iage ih: al1f SIR fatb. Sung
n1G1r11er uno Singlinge, idlieBt @ud
: oieien1 8ereine an, ale pbne Musnab=
mel
Ger 5meite Mrtifel lautet: u9urh
belebren0e 111o erbaulide @ortrage
Ste Witglieoer oes Gerban0es alf5lt=
ml1ntern SIT treler uno gemiHenbafer
grfiiuurg ibrer Nflidten als r0miid-
fatboliide Gbriiten, iopie al5 gurger
Ser Ser. Stuaten." - @ir iino 5l1eri i
111o Dor anem &atbolifen urb Damn
giirger. @er aber in @abrbeit Elm
&utbolif lit, ser 1T m1d in @abrbeit
Elm 8iirger; oos min ingen: er lit ein
gutter ur0 treuer giirger un0 ehter
Tatriot, ga115 einerlet, unter melfer
8egierung CT lebt, Oh Monnrhie ODER
Hepublif Ser mabre &ntbolif miro
ltets Sic meltlihe Sbrigfeit a1s Sic
nuh 8ottes metlem &athidlulie EN-
geiekte Mutoritdt betrahten u10 ibr
sic g%ebiibren0e Mdtung, Mnerfennrng,
lomie auh Sen idul6igen @eboria Jam
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Cine Gpioemie bon @niten

bot ii4 Iber Sen ganaen Somn ausge-
breitet. Mlt un5 Sung li11o in glei-
den @eiie 0apon %ergrifien, un0 sic
Heigltng 0a5u 5eigt iid am meiIten Bel
Sen fIeinen @inoern uno Sen different
9el,tpn. 6olep 9onep ans Sar Gom=
poun6 1T ein raihes, iiberes inns 5u-
perl4iiige5 @eiImittel fir aue Suffer
uno Grfaltlmgen. @ntbdlt feine Spia,
ten. Molitor 9rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

sc miro feine before Me6i5in fir
@%rfaltungen gemadt, dig Chamber
lain's Suitennpittel. Sc mirft nad
Sem natirfiden Hlane, befreit sic
2ungen, offnet Sic MbimSerungen,
blft 6em Musmerfen un6 itint oas
spitem uieoer Der in einen giunoen
3uitano. gu faufen Bel allen @dino-
Tern.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03
BARRY COKE WILL
SHIP IN ITS ORE
Another Park City Property
Was Opened Last Winter
to Good Purpose.

Work during the past winter months
the Barry Coke property OF thc Park
city section, and arrangements are be-
ing perfected at the present time for the
beginning OF ore shipments TO the Salt
Lake smelters, number Of directors
consisting OF c.. r. Coke. u. ~. Swayze
James Davidson and j. A. Hauerbach,
Mr.. Coke stated to The Tribune yes
terday that the company first opened It's
ores via u shaft. and after determining
Its proper dip and strike a tunnc! was
started to tap the same ores AT vertical
depth of about l50 feet, This tunnel
work was prosecuted during the winter
and the ore has been encountered as ex-
pected. There is strong flssure siN
feet I'm width within which the ore oc-
ours. while II makes off we'll into the
heddings, and the ore IL Chara cterlstiC
Of all the large producers Of the Park
City section
The management at present Is negotl-
ating an ore contract with the loca
smelters, the intention being to ship
TWO main products--one a zinc and the
other silyer-lead rock. There are sew
eral thousand tons OF ore ready for the
market. The company intends to In
stall considerable new equipment during
nel which Will secure a vertical depth
upon the resources Of 1000 feet, The
silYer-leed ore has been shown up to q
depth OF loo feet so far. while there is
depth OF $50 feet on the zinc ores.
The property is located mainly in the
Thayne and IRON canyons extending over
the divide into the Big Cottonwood sec
splendidly located groups Of that Sec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03
UTAH HOLDS VAST
TONNAGE OF COAL

The eastern steel expert who explain ed
that the vast undeveloped iron ore ton
nages within the state of Utah would not
be available for few decades on ac-
count OF lack OF fuel within the state
should read the Mineral Resources OF the
United States for 1910, by the United
states geological survey. page 206 Of the
second volume, He Will find there the
following:
The areas in Utah known to con-
tain workable beds of coal aggregate
1880 square miles. and there are 1000
square miles less known, bur which may
contain workable Goals. The estimated
original coal content OF these fields, ac-
cording to NJ. r. Campbell. Is placed at
1856. $4,000 short tons. The production
Of the state since mining began. about
1870. has amounted TO 25.i6S.6S2 tons, OF
which 2.517.S09 tons. or nearly 10 per
cent, were mined in 1910, On the basis
that for every two tons mined one
ton OF coal Is lost. the exhaustion Of the
Utah fields to the close of 1910 Is ap-
proNimately Sso0o.000 short tons, or 0.02
OF i per cent Of the estimated original
supply"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03
Smelling Concentrating
Precious Metal Contents.

Both Arizona and Utah Will show IN
1919 very marked increase in the guam
tity of concentrating ore produced Ari-
zona during this year will have the
Miami, Ray Consolidated and several
other producers with extensive milling
plants at work. The Utah Copper of
Bingham Will be depended on to Increase
The showing Of the state of Utah.
II Is interesting to note that during
1910 the producers OF copper increased
the worlds wealth or gold and silver tre-
mendously, the production OF the two
more precious metals being a side issue
The gold thus brought into commercial
shape totsled 264.6S0 ounces: silver 49,
o2t. .f2l ounces. the combined value Of
which was $l4.l2io 500. This was an ay-
crage OF 0.00e3 ounces OF gold and O.562
ounces silver per ton, an average precious
metal Yield OF 49.5 cents per ton. Tho
copper ore produced In Utah had gold
and silver present to the average value
OF 1854 per ton. Michigan ores contained
l cent per ton In gold and silver, CaIifor-
MIA being first in this value with s1.94
per ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03
THREE PER CENT ORE
IN VETERAN MINE
Nevada Con. Has Material Ad-
vantage in Treating This
New Product.

Trainloads of 3 per cent copper ore
are coming from tho Veteran mine these
days and the mine is making n splendid
record. with the present price OF copper
such ore is worth nearly $40 ton. and
vada Consolidated. there Is II profit OF %
a ton In It for the company sharehold-
crs AT that rate the Veteran is max
ing $4,000 day. which IL an amount that
pies up raat when operations are. con
Quoted every day In the year. Under
Superintendent Mcdonald the work at the
mine is going along smoothly as any
thing possible could and steady run OF
ore nt the rate OF 1000 tons a day Is be-
Ing broken and hoistcd, says the Ely
EGNpositor.
q Al the Copper Flat eight steam shovels
arc in service, OF which three are work.
off the overburden that covers the ore
body between the Copper Flat and Lib
erty pits. Three OF the shovels are on
the west or Liberty side OF the big hin
except for minor trou,
blcs that are always arising In and
around such great enterprises. The pro-
duction demanded by the smelter is easily
short notice at any time,
Nine thousand tons is the average
amount or ore being put through the
at McGill where there Is
these days. Preparations are being made
10 begin 10 receive ore from the Giroux
company next week. although the amount
may not be large for several weeks The
C1irouX is supposed to furnish an aver
age OF 1000 tons day and TO begin doing
80 May /. but cannot. II Will likely take
wo months for the tonnage To reach
hat figure, as weather conditions have
,aused unavoidable delay In getting the
Norris and Bunker Hill shafts equipped
or regular heavy work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03
Clermont and Mohawk.

Clermont--The sill of the 42s stope be-
tween the third and fourth levels was
again extended and produced fifty three
tons of ore averaging S26.45 per ton. The
Goa raise from the 1000-foot level going
up to the o34 on the 900-foot level, and
the stope being opened from the raise,
produced 9l6 tons averaging $685. per
ton. The 700-M stone being opened be-
tween the 1000-foot level and the 1900
foot level from the 700-D winze produced
sixty-three tons averaging s45 Al per ton.
Mohawk-The Him sill produced 52i
tons OF An average value Of s13 per ton.
near the 2G0 stope produced ffty-three
tons averaging s6s.52 per ton. The 20S-X
Intermediate being driven under the III
sill at the south end near the old Truitt
shaft produced thirty tons averaging
s4s 60 per ton The 354 sill was extended
and produced 1913 tons Of an average
value OF s74.4o per ton, The 4oI sill cut
out of the sl5-X between the third and
fourth levels and under the old Moha wk-
Jumbo lease workings. produced 436 tons
averaging SIT per ton.
Red Top-The 353 intermediate be-
tween the second and third Levels was
again extended in ore and produced l6I
tons averaging 1880 per ton. The 2lG-N
raise from the second level just north OF
the shaft produced 130 tons OF an aver
age Of S63 per ton, The vertical raise
from the 75ofoot level OF the Hazel has
and is being squared out and the shaft
ttmbered down to the bottom. The Hazel
shaft surface plant Will then be dis
rnantled, and all deeper development in
this territory prosecuted through the La
gIina shaft.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03

from Frank w. Sprague, formerly mining
now u happy farmer I'm Virginia He
states that the summer season is far ad =
9anced in his state and that he is having
splendid success In continually widening
his orchard areas.
General Manager :, NJ Levy ot the Ely
Consolidated company. has returned from
the property at Ely. where shaft rctim-
berng has been under way for several
weeks Mr.. Levy states that the man
agement will begin sinking the lack shaft
from the 600 10 the 500 levels on or about
May Is, and that when this work is
completed some arrangements TO marko I
It's generous tonnages of copper ore win
be undertaken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03
TREND OF MARKET
SHOULD BE UPWARD

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon.
Logan g. Bryan. New York-The labor
controversy has been eliminated as an
adverse feature and the situation In
Mexico is now the matter OF The most
concern. We are inclined to take a hone
ful view OF the stock market outlook. as
from the recent course of prices it is
quite evident that large holders of Sc
curlties are not disposed to liquidste un-
der existing conditions. with the result
that may for n time witness consId :
erable backing and filling but on the
whole. barring unforeseen occurrences OF
disturbing nature, the genera, trend
is likely TO be upward
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03
MARCH RESULTS At
G0LDF|ELD CON.
About One-Half Million Dol
lars Earned by the Big
Company.

General Superintendent Thorne OF the
Goldfeld Consolidated company has Is
sued lis final report for the month of
March, showing net earnings Of si91,
$3.50. His report In full follows.
During the month OF March, 1912, the
total production of your company was
5o.1S2 tons, containing s73i .655.9s. or an
average Of s24-3S per ton. the whole be-
Ing milled with an average extraction of
S22.s2 per ton. or 93.99 per cent. The
total net realiztion to your company was
s481 30, or 1851 per ton
Development Work-2719 feet OF devel-
opment work was performed during the
month OF March, 1912.
Operating Costs-'The total cost of min
ing. development. milling. office and gen
eral expense was $3.50 per ton, distrib-
uted as follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03
REIGN Of PEACE
IN COPPER CAMPS
Producers Forget Past Trou-
bleS and Work Together for
Common Good.
OF RYAN PARTY
Was Merely Evidence That
Big Interests Believe in
Pulling Together.
OF RYAN PARTY

There has been some speculation in
duigcd in regarding the Significance OF
the visit TO Utah by John n. Ryan.
president or the Amagamated Copper
company. some people evidently believ-
ing that there was more behind the visit
OF the Ryan party than appeared upon
the surface Those In a position to Judge
such matters do not believe however,
that there are any big deals pending In
Utah with which these visiting gentle
men have interest Big deals are
peeled. sliced, boiled and served in the
east. Big interests do not themselves
visit the properties involved. that being
the part for their engineers to play,
But II is agreed that the visit OF these
important capitalists to the western
porphyry as well as vein mining copper
fields has deep significance these pros
porous copper times. 1t has not been
very long ago since the porphyry cop
per interests were OF the opinion that
their costs of copper production would
be so low as practically TO put the vein
mining districts Of the west out OF busi-
ness. Copper could not go too low for
these porphyries. for their low costs
gave them n tremendous advantage over
the higher cost vein producers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03
FORENOON SALES.


Century. 1900 at 4c
Colorado. 100 at zoe
New York. 1000 at t;c
OpOhongo. $500 at Ice
Plutus. 500 al SSc
Prince Consolidated 600 at 81 AZ
Sioux Consolidated. 1000 at 4ic
Tlntic Central, 1000 at 25c
United Tintic. 1000 at 1Ic.
1000 at 1:1c. seller sixty days; 1913 a, iSc:
1000 a, l3c. seller sixty days
Yerington Copoer, 1000 at 1Oc.
Shares sold. 23.A12.
Selling value. s30Si SO
OPEN BOARD.
New York. $500 at 4Ic; 25oo at isc.
buver sixty days.
pioche Demjohn 500 at lOic.
pioche Met. 1000 at 2gc.
Shares sold. Zoo
Selling value. $975.7J.
AFTERNOON SALES.
CsrIsa. 25 at iolc
Cedar -Talisman, 1000 at 23c.
Colorado. 500 at foc
Iron blossom. 200 at 81 a2s
MAY Day. :20o at l0c
Kew York. 500 at ilc.
ppohouEo. 1000 at iso: 200 nj isir
Piocre De'niiotn. 900 at lie
silver King Coalition. 100 al s2.17s.
silver Shield. 500 at 15c
Silver King Con. COO at 8, os
Union Chief, 800 AT l3c: 5on a, tac.
li20 ~ l;ic ife'
Wilbur. SOC AZ a9c.
Shares sold ii.ns.
Selling value. tessis2
oFEN BOARD.
Peck Tunnel 800 az 80.
Iron ElpsSoi' 200 at Sl2rs
Piochc- Denii ioln 500 IN lie
sicuV Consolidated, 100 at Ilc.
Wilbur. soc nj pose.
opohonso 1000 at Isle
Shares sold. 100.
Selling value, $i17375
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03
STEWART MINE HAS
A GOOD PRODUCTION

Returning from an inspection Of the
Stewart mine at KeIlogg, Ida. II L.
Holt, chief engineer Of the Chicago, Mil
wankee & Puget Sound Railway COM
pany. and c. Il. Mallette and James
Broad OF Spokane Expressed themselves
highly pleased over the outlook. There
Is ore everywhere in the mine Mr.,
Broad said. land every showing Is that
uc@rs @ IN MAKE ike ner ene OF shs ha pro
pany Is shipping daily $50 tons OF ore.
90 tons OF which is going direct TO the
smeter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03
Combination Strike.

Conbinaton-Jn this mine rather an
important discovery has been made be-
Riley vein, about 300 feet southeast of
the shaft. The S11-P raise from the nth
to the fourth level produced 140 tons OF
ward extension OF this ore body was cut
In an INTERN ediate between the second
and third levels. where TWO hanging wall
crosscuts sixty feet apart exposed seven
feet OF ore which averaged $3.50 per ION
The 2e2-O sill was extended and prn
duced sixty-nine tons averaging s55 60
per ton The S2s sill produced forty-one
tons averaging $40 per ton,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03
Mining Notes,

The Gum Thompson company viii re-
move its offices In a few davs from tbe
house building.
James C Bcrryhil1. the Iowa bant.r
and Nevada Douglas Copper company al
rector, was In the city Thursday en- route
west.
letter has been received by a, Reeves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-03
LITTLE BETTER TONE
TO MINING STOCKS

There was n somewhat stronger under
tone To the local mining share market on
Thursday. although the volume Of busi-
ness still remains limited. Union Chief
and Opohongo were the strong features
Of the afternoon among the listed stocks.
while with the unlisted, Thompson
Quincy and Alta Consolidated both were
mat erally firmcr. Sales during the day
reached u total OF 4S.65S shares of stock.
the market value OF which was sS2555l,
The following were the closing unlisted
and listed stock transactions: