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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26

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White seap Into . tub half Alls1 With
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snnsAins. u pessib,s. - careful hat
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26

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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26

n. o. Blaisdsll. the worlds cham.
p,on typewriter. was talking 10 New
York reporter at the Aa4ison Square
harden about speed.
~Yeu acquire speed" be said. "oaly
b. ksspins your mind % Il aa the
tlns. Your thoughts throughout ths
year must bsar on that one thing -
the little boys thoughts bore % oas
thing d Dscsnber.
sThs little boys teacher vas givin0
hin 3 leeeoa In anatomy. ohe 0all:
"sNew. suppose ~ took the hsa6
anl The trunk IRON . body. What
weld - lset'
The 10y. bio thoushts concsntrate1
a Ne Christmas dinaes that was -
peeaehing. answered:
~TAe siblsss. na'an.'.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26

WV O0SY0Ds
lngre1Seats required: One psck Of
ooo1 tomatoes. arm and ripe. Peel
them cold without scaldins. Chop me
II eAopping bowl saA strain OF all the
juice. This b imperative. for 10 Juice
y ~ Ill strains1 o9 the choppea
tomatoes the catsup viii not Keep.
AA1 TO The tomatoes oas tsacupfui Of
chopped onions. one tsacupfui
chopped eelsry. one tsacupful sugar.
oae1uartsr oe tsacupeul salt. one
tsaeupfui mustard sssd. oas teaspoon
ful groun6 cloves. one teaspoonful
black pepper. one teaspoonfui cinna-
nea. four RI peppers chopped me.
Mix I'll insredisnts together IN large
stone jar. thea take three pants q
pure cider vinegar and mix thorough.
y. thea bottle. This catsup will keep
for three years n care 10 taken 70
have the tomatoes free from juice.
and pare cider vinegar.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26

resr eogs veil beaten. half tee
spooa dry mustard. one tsaspooa salt.
haR tsaspooa peppee. 90 tablespooa
sugar. two tablespoons melted butter.
eas cup Fich milk. half cup vinsGar;
esea n . double boiisr and bat vita
a - bsatsr oontiaually until thick
saesgh. Il win kssp . long time Il
hsps h . cool place. Add . little
vAipDsl ereaa vhss yos wish 70 sss
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26

O. great Importance y ths iroaiAg
u linsa. Whils tasd pressure y -
ssntial 70 obtain lsssss Or sivs per-
eoet oDooehno9o, ~ ovof6egroo 10
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. ct q ~ fo11s-whtcA 10 Mkevtse
~ eejsseioas y vstnoess anl nAnr
-.
Cssaslng sAesll always - 1sos
VII lightly. Al b the isoaiAg q
hsnstitcAe1 towels he saDs Drseau'
tieas ap0ly. - IT, tea1sasy y 70
bs1ng the iroa lewn feeeibly against
the stitchine. which y invas1ably ~
pooat e watch tt 1foe beeAka
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26
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Talking CT


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Il ~ ~ . nssrsass = NJ. =
tWeeo D1var1 Chaluess - 80
Hees. ~ there ha1 bess Glln{ q
two b the coustship Mslehw os
w0sll have aADitts1 % q 49, =
jsaiossly b thslF oahesD. ~ (Deh
ha1 bserayed Il Ths hnsban1 81
bssa ! populas yeuaS naa. - Ne
wife I'D he'd many admirers JDsy
hadnt bses Jealous snougA . euo1ssl.
but The feeling he'd sos bssa eu1se a.
sipatsA.
Before six months were - 1T.
Chalasrs came homo iron tho 1dDur.
ance oncs vhsrs 10 woehe1. ssd
swore He bad bssn builis1 ~ Biz
superior. and be said damn ei- ID
PLATA. unmissakabls engilsh. The
young wife ought 10 have realloo1 -
. girl that there are tines vhoo Oh
men swear. and TO have bsss psopoBsd.
but II hit her . surprising Nov. 1hs
began to cry at once.
Nr. Chalmers having arrived - the
ass Of tvsnty.four and having Z bow
Ing acquaintance with q lease -
women. ranging from old ma6Stsd
women to girls In short 1ssDsss.
should have realised that no wife esiss
IN order to irritats her husband They
weep because the drsssmakse 11sap
pointed them, or because The latest
thing 10 hats doesn't become dem.
They have bssn known TO sob ovee the
erroneous Idea that this y . ed old
world. Mr.. Chalmers wasn't psstsd
On this point. and therefore vhee the
wife wspt be took Il % . psrsoaa a.
front. He had bssn bullisd q the
once. and nov she was rubblng b IN
on him 1t home.
All the rest Il % could have
straightsnsd things out r. 10 011utss
and then gone to the thsatsr. ~ this
Misunderstanding hung o. 9Asrs
we're dinner and tears and 0oatal
oaths. and romance Jumped Tie fsncs
and disappeared IN the bushes. Thlnss
might nave cIanged TOT " euef
nsxt day bat for the eod a ehoscs.
The wife went TO the Butchers = Or.
der meat. and On the way ~ }ssSy
Simpson.
jerry vas cee o. Der % eenesss,
out the aomlratSon vas az e ~ eads.
AZ any other time No would have bsss
pesesd WITH . cold BOD. Nov z was
aiasrene hrs. Chaimsrs vas - q
her husband. She stoppsd and snoos
hands with Jerry and tod hin hov
glad she was TO ses him. an q the
END OF ten minutes she Thought Ne
had done . smart thing.
At lunch hour. whsa NJ. Chalmers
went out for bis bite. hs net Mis-
Gator. There was oaes . rsDoss tAat
thsy vsrs sagaoe1. ~ any raae. 49,
we're pretty good frisods. He vas ela1
% 80 her. bscauss - kasw that ~
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26
A,ess1sy sveel,st.

A,ses6y ovppl,et.
ne Caiiss-Do you nssd aay type
writer supplies. sirS
ne osvsor-rypswrites sdpplssss
Ne. I'VE oeiy Just bought her . Dor Of
chocolates Opinion
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26

oas cup Of sugar. half cup q bot.
". three egOD. not bsatsa: 40 The
en- eae q . tine; oas tsaspooa oe
vanilla. eas esp q valnsh. one cup
q saislns. sheppsl tossthsr: one -.
spoea q eiAnanoa. . pinch q cloves
al allsDlee. eas tsaspooa q soda
lisselvo1 u bot watss. anl sooUsh
0eoe . nahs sti4 batter.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26
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voss pessls q graaulatel ssear.
I've tsaspeeafsls aleeAol. eas drop
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Nh shio theeengAly Thss pour n
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
POLITICS STILL THE
UNSETTLING FACTOR

James A. Pollock q Co. bankers aud
brokers. furnish the following received
over their" private wire yesterday after
noon:
Paine Webher a. Co.. Boston-The To-
cal market showed very little change
today .Dullness stlll ruled and the vol
nne OF transactions was very small
The New York list was decidedly strong
put failed 10 cause any enthusiasm among
,ecal traders The fractional decline In
Superior & Boston was unexplained and
can only be duo 10 selling by tired hold =
ers. In suite OF the rise in Maylower
and Old Colony offerings of stocks are
come quicltf,- IL tho drills now going down
nnd the lode. We look for gradually
improving prices all through the list
Logan & Bryan, New York-The stool,
market continues TO be dominated bv
considerations PRINCIPALLY Of a political
S.naractei. and III that connection the
me probsb Bile outcome OF the Democratic
caucus scheduled FOR Wednesday night
with regard 20 the proposed inquiry into
The so-callcd money trust" Seeming
" an inquiry as TO the status Of oI,r
financial fabric is not In itself what Is
most feared. buJ the method and mo-
y nlNes Tnich actuate AN inquiry is what
is causing the most concern. The opIn-
Ion Is expressed that should the commit
lee ON banking and currency analvzr
I,onetery conditions from nonpartlsau
Standpoint, and without regard To tho
political aspect that the country in gen
erhi may ne oenented, but IN the light
on tnose inYestisatlons which have been
conducted b. legislative committees with
greater desire Ia secure political ad-
hahthCe tnan constructive ideas II is
Inuseu no surprise that a feeling OF un-
easiness II not distrust. has been pro
m,oced IN nearly all quarters. We stIll hc-
u'Ns lhat ths Immediate course of tI,4
market VIII be governed In great parf
ny matters such as those referred 10
above aud that a conservative atfItudc
knonld De assumed until tile political
HAYDEN. Stone & Co. Boston-rbe
toston COPPER list continues uuiet with
tue tone irregular Trading has been
list. ~ "'"ustriai
Ia'lagher letter. New York-cnrh
1ulet Britisn- American strong feature
among indust rials and Ray Central and
Peln1ont sieadiest among mining stocL.
LOOK ior trading market with narrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Jan. / so,as7 SSs.sol 3nI, ,as5 SoI, e57 2eo 2lS
NORTH STAR GETTING
READY TO SHIP ORE

The development OF tho North star
mine is being carried on In n. systema tic
manner with very satisfactory results
and there is every reason 10 believe that
the property VIII be shipping out ore
during the next week, says the Tonopall
Miner.
The south crosscut on the S5o-foot level
has now been discontinued and drifting
east and west on the vein encountered
here two weeks ago has been commenced
The solid ore body here is ~ feet wide
and The east drift on this begins 10
expose some strineers OF very good
ore
The west drift on the inS0foot level
made the usual progress last week, and
now shows spots and punches OF good
ore, but no defined orc shoot has yet
been encountered
Tho upraise from this level was holed
through TO the level above. giving much
needed ventilation to this section OF the
mine OIL both levels.
On the 1250-foot level the north cross
cut to the Gypsy Queen made the usual
footage without any Improvement in width
or values of the orc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
SOME THING STARTED
BY THE NORTHWEST
Want Free Canadian Lead,
but Balk al Competition
With Mexico.

| within few days there will be held In
| Spokane n meeting OF northwestern and
British Columbia mining men. at wnich
an international association Will be or
ganized and steps taken In remove The
duty upon Canadian lead. Tho removal
OF the present duty Is desired by manN
American owners Of British Columbia
lead mines. but that they are fearful OF
getting too big dose OF tariff revision.
In View OF tho Underwood bill now before
tho senate, by which Mexican lead NAV
he permitted to enter with a smaller duty
Than now exists is evident from tie
haste with which The talent up north has
tried 90 stem the revision tide.
The Spokane Mining Mons CLUB mas
passed resolution to the effect that
while " fsVors equitable reciprocal
trade relations IL is unalteraby opposed
To the reduction of tho existing schedules.
II is natural for every fellow to seek to
promote his own interests, and IL IL WAS
United States free Of duty. Just TO pro-
mote the welfare Of American owned
Csnadian lcah mines. IL now is In order
for toe American interests owning McNi-
eau lead mines 10 organize for tho pur-
pose OF lobbying in behalf Of the Under
wood bill.
Th'. situation i'm tho northwest reminds
one OF favorito theme Of the comic
supplement artists--,ha, Of the small boy
starting = small snowfall down hill which
gains In velocity and dimensions AZ IL
uidenS rho distance from the small hands
that gave II impetus.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
WlLBERT MILL NEARS
The OPERATING POINT

sohs9iting Engineer Maurice NJ. John
son. pi inc Wibert company. Is b,cl,
from the property with tho word IT. In
senent should have the concentra
tor In operation by the first OF Tho corr
ing month Some delay has b.en Nc,
WITH, as could be expected in ali ancI,
enterprises. yet on March the comn.n,.
WIZ nave been Ht work only 10 dans
on This plant. This is q good rcroyJ
considering the for,y-nlile wagon bsri
from the railroad tracks and the ninlo,
done "ds Deeh
The jigs and cIassiners arc in. the
s"aItIns VIII be thrown In position within
rev days, tho tramway grading ,r
completed. also the trestIe tIiat connoc,s
the mn with the tram, and Ties ara
oeing laid now OF the latter Tho ~
inch pipe ilnc is laid and tho carn.,,-
ters arc assembling the tanks. The rninc
"il nc ready for production the mInut,,
the mill demands orc "''N''
!. Inc property will be under tho sun.r-
lntendency OF Charles Rundberg. who wa &
Win the mining force OF the Roston
1onsolldatcd company before tho rneresr
WIN me Utah Copper company, and Mr.
Johnson. as a result. knows his abuitv
TO get out tonnage. '''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
FORENOON SALES

FORENOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 1000 at l3sc.
Colorado. 200 at sic
Iron Blossom, 1900 at s1.10
Keystone. 1000 at Sc.
$500 al 19c. -'''
Mt. Lake 100 at 2sc.
Ohio Copper, 10 Cat SI02i
Sioux Consolidated. 300 at 12c.
swansea 1000 at oic
Wilbert. 30 at 2ac.
Shares sold. $3.50
Selling value. sI9OS. 50
OPEN BOARD.
May Day. 1000 at i7sc
Tintic Central. 1000 at 2Sc
Shares sold 1000
Selling value, $1,000.
AFTERNOON SALES
CEDAR TaIismau. 1000 at oic.
Columbus Consolidated. 1000 at 15c. soo
at CSC w. WV
Lower Mammoth, 1000 al 90.
May Day. 500 at lie; 100 al 1870, 9ooo
at l6.c: $500 at 16c: loo az 16c. WV
Opohongo. 1000 81 lSc
Prince Consolidated. 5000 at 81 90
Swansea, 1000 AT 3ic.
Uncle Sam 1900 at 33c.
Victoria, 100 at &c
Shares sold 23.500
Selling value. $500
OPEN BOARD.
Iron Blossom 900 al siIg;
Lower Mammoth. 1000 af ac
Nevada Hills. POO AT s2.SsS
New York, 500 al 1c
OpohonEo. 1000 Al fSc
swansea 1000 At ic.
Sioux Con, 10n AZ 12c.
Tin Central. 500 at 22c
Shares sold. IaoG.
Selling value. sj212.c5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
LAST APPEAL BY
THE SHOSHONE
Owners of Stock Are Given
One More Chance TO Save
Something.
STATEMENT IS ISSUED
Troubles of Bullfrog Mine
Fully Explained to Those
Interested.
IS ISSUED

The difficulties which surround tho
Mont tgomcry- Shoshonc Consolidated Min
Ing company are given further exDosi-
ton lay II statement just issued to the
shareholders These troubles consist OF
An expensive mill equipment In the Bull
frog district of Nevada Without ore 60
handle. a large indeht edncss. the past in
ability to get stockholders 10 even sign
proxies 10 take some authoritat tive action
In the matter and the apparent useless
ness OF any efforts TO secure any custom
ore for the MIL from what was Al one
time considered To be a tremendously big
gold camp.
stockholders are urged in The state
ment 10 sign proxies. II they cannot at
tend in person at special session TO he
held in New York City on February IL.
lala. Two possible solutions OF the pres
@nt situation are set forth the first be-
ing rcceirership. which the officials
arc anxious 10 avoid, and the assurance
is given that tho proxies received will be
voted against this proposition and in
favor of che sccopd solution explained In
the statement This follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Shareholders Indifferent.

FOR the purpose ot obtaining further
instructions from the Stockholders a spe-
cial meeting was called for MAY -, 1911
and IT was again found impossible TO OBJ
tam q quorum The stockholders present
adopted resolution advising the boar
10 continue for n period OF thirty days
their efforts 10 lease the properties and
" unable so to 90, 10 cause the sub
sidiaTy companies 10 dispose Of their ma
HnirsrX INN and nas other perishab.e property
cordance with that resolution, efforts
were continued TO lease the property. and
lurthef adjourned meeting of the stock
holders was held on June 2s 1911 after
tne sending out of notices. urging a full
attendahce, nut II was again found inn
possible to obtain a quorum
ut is evident that no good purnose uoud
be served by leaving matters longer In
their present condition. Tho nachiner-y
ana other perlshable property of tho com
pany is rapidly deprecIating, and General
Manager kirchcn has repeatedly urged
that IL be disposed OF while still In a
salhble condition, So long as this ma
chinery is retained and the present un
certain condition continued substantial eX-
penSes must be incurred for maintenance
OF oHlce force, wages OF watchmau at
the MIL and frequent visits by Mr..
klrchen necessitatlnG the maintenance
and use Of an automobile The mill
cannot be protected by insurance against
hre loss because the insurance compan-
les VIII not insure when the mill Is not
IN operation. Some action should he
taken without further DELAY to prevent
useless waste Of property. and The In
curing OF unnecessary expense AS II
- apparently out of the question to OBJ
tain the wo-thirds vote necessary for
a voluntary dissolution. there are two
possible plans between which a choice
should bo made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
WORLD STOCKS OF
COPPER ARE SMALL
Two Hundred Million Pound
Mark Is Reached by the
Industry.

Should the January statistics OF the
American Copper Producers association
show the decrease in the domestic sur
plus of the metal as anticipated by many
eastern authorities. this surplus on Feb
ruary 1, will not exceed tho 10000, 900
pound mark, which will be now low
record in history Ii will likewise bring
about new low record for the world :
visible copper supply the estimated stocks
on the first of the month being estimated
at less than 205o0o, 600 pounds
The foreign visible copper stocks at
the end Of last month showed a still fur
thsr reduction. the figures being 124.s5n,-
$50 pounds. The London fortnightlv re-
port has been received. giving I'm pounds
the following European visible copper
efot,kS .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
G|ROUX ADMITS AN
ORE CONTRACT MADE
Encouraging Fact Is Released
at Annual Meeting Held
on Tuesday.

The accuracy OF The Tribuus's prcdc-
tiops regarding tho negotiations OF an
ore contract between the Giroux Consoli
dated and the nevada Consolidated com
panies WAS giycn a successful test Tues
day noon At the annual stockholders
meeting OF the CIiroux company IN Du-
lnth. The Pollock wires late ycster-
day evening brought the information
that AT this meeting such Il contract was
reported, the contract to run for five
years from May !, 1912.
According TO the terms of this con-
tract there win he hendled by the step
toe works Giroux ores TO the extent ol
from 400 to 1900 tons daily, these fig
ures being the minimum and maximum
amounts provided for. This will doubt
lees ohviatc the necessity oi the Girouy
proceeding with The remodelling OF its
own concentrating plant, and VIII bring
the company into the producing ranks 5
on May J. The complete details Of this
contract were not stated over tho wires
on Tuesday, but doubtless will be given
Ia the shareholders when the annual
report is released In its entirety,
This report will show that in one mine
alone, the Bunker Hin. the GirouX has
over 100 400 tons of rorphyry ores de-
velored The average OF which is 2.ii per
cent copper. There is estimated also A
total of to.2al. 900 tons OF fully and par
italy developed ores, averaging pc,
cent copper. and s.s0n.0oo tons of 1.sS
per cent copper ore partially developed
The treasury report shows that there
is now on hand $50. 600 in cash and
bonds. and no new bond issue is CON
rsUolated. II is not thought that any
new financing need be done, but in case
temporary relief ia required the ar
ra0gements Ia provide this arc COM
plotcd The GirouX shaft is about all
unvs tered, and there Is enough orc eN-
posed in the Alpha shaft to nay all The
costs connected with this shaft
The complete report should he re-
cetNed out west the last Of the week,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
NEW LEAD FACTOR
WANTS A TARIFF
International Company Not in
Favor of Reduction OF
Existing Duty.
WOULD RUIN INDUSTRY
Company Depends Upon an
Increased Output to Make
It's Profits.
WOULD RUIN INDUSTRY

The present and future importance Of
the state ot Utah as lead produccr
and lead smelling commonwealth mas
been emphas sized during the past twelve
months most positively by the eSpendi-
;ure OF a large amount of money bY the
International Smelting 6 Refining com
pany on rho erection Of the most mod =
ern lead smelier In the west At Tooele.
Utah. In view or the proposed reduction
by congress OF the present lead schedule
there nas been considerable inquiry made
as In The position of this company on
the tariff matter
F.. s. Woodward. ore purchasing agent
for the International company. made "
plstn that the International company Was
opnosed positively To tho reduction In
the existing tariff.
The company is opposed unalterably
. 80 any reduction in the lead tariff az u
Is believed that such a programme would
psralNze the lead -producin Industry Of
che country and the business conditions
~ toe west generally" said Mr.. Wood
ws!a. ,, .. ,,,,,.
hui one position In the lead world. and
that Is ms a custom smelling COMPANY
own and must depand upon tho produc-
tion OF the mines Of others for our plant
u always has been and viii he the policy
OF this company to depend upon an in
creased production of lead for lis profits
"a ther than make high smoltius charges
with a restricted production. II * upon
the Increased output OF lead ores. there
fore that We entirely depend.
Eacn pound OF lead shipped into the
nited states means ihat much less for
our own mines IN produce. and to retain
The domestic Industry we must retain
tariff. that viii not encourage tho flow
q: cheaDiS produced foreign mts al TO
enter into competition with the home
product
There need br no doubt regarding tho
r"sltton the International Smelling G.
Refining company has taken In this i'm
portant matter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
PlOCHE RAILROAD is
NOW BEING BUILT

n y sullivan. Of Phoebe. il In tho city
and 10 Tho Prince Consolidated officials
on Tuesday gave the latest railroad In
formation. For tho purpose Of consfr,,ct -.
ing IN" nine mile branch line from rha
Pr1nce 10 the Salt Lake Route tracks Tho
contractors got their outfits tpto Piocba a
on Monday last. and Contractor rhou,n-
son - on the scene. Three -niJ~s ~
the right 81 way have been cleared and
every thine " ready for tho graders
ihrcc ycars- and he states that not dur
ing lis residence there have the citizens
felt SO hopeful and satisfied as ihev do
al present. Business In the tofXr, should
improve steadily. and n Is much bstfcr
no" than al The opening Of the year.