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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
TOUCHING TRIBUTE
TO POWER Of
BIG ORGAN
Grand Army Commander and
Comrades Join in Refrain of
Marching Through Geor-
gia' in Mormon Tabernacle.


7 " hffhHfN " ~ 10 NfhfuiuE NNFmiu /
salt Lake DID. sept aA spuu
nnoous aud touching tribute tu the
power uf th. great tabernacle organ
AND tnr urslu.st pru. = J. M,DIcl.
lau. was p8.u Dos Commander ~ NJ
IIWHl, uf ib, Grand Arm, uf tho
kvw1Ii. aud his partN toda, As
su sH ui 90 special organ recital lu
ihrir honor thr commander aud ppr-
Eoual staff H,t BOO che body uf the Mur.
mon tabernacle Six other veterans.
with families travelling Win him. oe-
gupigi the rucITUllug gallery
one of the selections was March
ug Through GoorgIa. As tho earlier
strains rolled through building Come
Wandcr Tr.mDIr bcDin, restless aud
when th, tuN humaua stop with its
haunting suggestion ot the well known
words Was added Geo the chorus he
spraug Goo his frrt and with out.
stretched arms beat time tu th, music
and began Co sing Tn, hundreds in
the gallery took up the refrain
while wr were marching through
G,orsia thrubbed against th, tomc
ui tne ya., building and thousand
dlmmug ewes were Wet uJ the strains
ulcd uvat
Aftr, ~ hriys stop Zen salt Lake the
special Grand Arml of the Republic
train lcu FOR Los Angeles tor the
national curampmout
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
GOVERNMENT FILES
SUIT AGAINST
RAILWAY
Action Seeks Recovery of Two
Thousand Acres of Ca, foi-
MIA Land Held by Southern
Pacific.
10, leased Wire to E,enIas usrslaI

~ Leased Wire 80 ENrninE HerRtd !
i.us Angeles. Cal. sept n. Another
government suit against the Southern
Pacific Rdlrotd oumpau, for the &C..
covery og 1000 acres OF mineral land
yaiucd 80 $4,000. 900. probably viii b,
begun here soon.
WINS y Mills. special attorney gem
Vrul iu charge of other actions pend
ing against the company for the ru-
covcry of uil auds, mas returned from
Washington with authorization by A.
tornry Gcnor.l Wickcrsham Go briug
a new action.
u is understood patent tu the land
involved Was issued more than six
Years ago, and ordinarily the statute
of limitations would run. The govern
mcut however, win contend that tho
alleged fraud was only recently dis
covered. aud th.i The statute ot itmi-
iatious should ran only from that
period
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
WILD sUFFRAGETTE
OUTBREAK IN WALES
ny Leased w,re 10 Evening meraldI

~ Leased WIrr 90 ENeninH IIrfnld /
WrpNuum Wales sept, 5.--A wild
suttTdgcttv uutnrcak was brought
about today hy tuo appearance at tho
National Eistrddfud of O. yid LLOYD
George chancellor OF the oNchoqucror.
The pavilion boa which De-, was Go dee
liver tu address was crowded and as
soon us 20, began tp spoJk woman
Jumped up and shouted. why don't
you give women their rights" She
WAS at once thrown Out but several
other women followed her example
and wore ull elected by the police.
some uf the women were roughly
handled by the crowd ln the sur
rounding park and one ot iuvm was
Injured seriously
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
GOVERNMENT PREPARES
FOR DYNAMITE TRIALS
Ins Lss.sa wire 10 n,snlas msralal

NJ Leased Wire - E,rnlng Herald |
Los Angeles. Cal. sept a.--Somo
portion Of the evidence ln the recent
trial vt Clarence =, Dnrruw, the Cm-
caso attorney tor jury bribery u
connection with the McNamara ease,
which resulted In DnrroW's uCqulttaL
may hc used In the governments dy-
Mantle conspiracy eases In Indlunupo
lis. This became known toda,
through Instructions from Attorney
Genrral Wickersham to james Gay
nor secret service agent connected
with the department of Justice tu
have prepared certain extracts from
the record of thc barrow trial u u
believed here the government desires
particularly o. transcript OF the lestl-
mony of Anton Johannsen. san fran
cisco labor leader who referred ON
the stand 10 various of the lndianupoe
lis defcndents
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
Douglas Men Propose to Arm
and Rescue Americans Be-
sieged in Mining Camps Of
Northern Sonora,
CARLOAD OF AMMUNITION
ORDERED FROM Ell PAsO
Millions Of Dollars Worth Of
Property Said to Be in I'm
mediate Danger of Destruc.
tiOn or Seizure.
tny Leased Wire % n,snIss m.ralal

ny Leased Wire 90 EtenInR usraldI
Douglas, Ariz.. Sept Recruiting
of 1900 Americans to attempt rescue
ot Americans besieged at NacosarI
ana other points In Mexico below
here is In progress. SO far not enough
men with arms have been secured.
An express car loaded with ammuni-
Ton arrived here today from IA paso.
II ~ understood that the ammunition
VIII Zoe 1sed for the expedition.
The country south of Douglas is
ovcrrun with rebele who ar. said To
Dr snort OF ammunition aud have not
attempted 10 attack incorporated
towns defended by police aud yOlun-
tc'rH Rebels yesterday visited
fHabcl station near the ~
Tigrc mining camp. AN American
property, Merchandise valued al
$1,000 was taken from the company
store The rebels then burned
bridges ana tors up track on the
Nacu1ari liailroud near Ysnbel. only
thirty-iiyc miles south OF The border
AT this point Another band OF 400
rebels Is reported five miles north OF
the El TigTc camp.
meeting 20 organize the oxpcdi
hun was held last night behind closed
doors und reports we're made relative
to the situation Of Americans at tho
various mining camps now being
threatened hr maTauding rebel
bands
Millions 0t dollHTs worth uf Amcri-
can property ga sonora, the reports
said Was iu imminent peril of cunfls-
cation uI destruction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
TRAIN 9OBBtI,N NETS
BANDIT TWENTY DOLLARS

psago city Kan. sept o.A
masked ruhbvr boarded wvstbound
Missouri Pacific train here curly toe
daN. held up the conductor. th, aud
itpr HN men iu the smoker, aud,
after obtaining uplN twenty dollars for
his pains, jumped from the train
when u stopped ut 20 water tank Just
west of town and escaped into corn
field The conductor reported the
rubhvr rank amateur
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
IINdr TrInI ncln,cd.

Kansas city. Mo. sept Nttor-
uoys Tor Dr o. o. Hyde anu rcpryscn-
utN,s "f the county prosecutor tilcd
O. stipulation n the criminal court to-
uay agreeing lo the poucmcnt of
the trial ur Dr HYDE from the Sep
tcmbct Go tlc Junmry torn OF court
Justice rorlcrfcld set the date for
January ssh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
Aviator Hurt by Iall.

Olvan, y. Y. Sept 5.- Bud Mars.
the aviator IN n the Olcau general
hospital with dangerous injuries the
result of a ran white he was making
q hight at the county fah YESTERDAY.
His biplsne, after rising from the
halt mile track, suddenly dipped and
crashed into the fence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
JUDGE POPE ON
PAY ROLL SINCE
FEBRUARY
Controller of Treasury De
cides New Mexico Judges
Salary Commenced Upon
His Taking the Oath,
ms Leased Wire 60 E,caiaE uerald

~ Leased Wire to ENcuiuE Herald I
Washington. Sept. b.--Comptroiltr
pf the Treasury Tucyweli today de-
ciarod William a. Pope the new die
trict Judge for New Mexico. entitled
to his salary between the time of his
taking the oath February 3D. las in
Washington and thr exercise of his
first Judicial functions March 1 in
Sew Mexico
The comptroller held that United
states Judges may discharge various
official dutles while away from their
districts
These duties the decision point
vd out, "aie not necessarily restricted
to the making of orders OF Go the cN-
erclse "f strictly judicial functions.
bat may include duties ot an admins
tratN, character neccfsiiatinf ui
fioia correspondence
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
AD WOLGAST OUT Of
GAME FOR WEEKS
lightweight Champion Hurt
While Cranking Car; Match
With Mcfarland Must Be
Postponed.

Cadillac MIou. sept r.-Nt Vol
stet usutn,lght pugiisuc champion
of th' world, sustained tu apparently
sry,r, ul 'u ms urAr arm today
Nh hiIr .aukug h.s motor car a
phlr.. .iUu declared the accident win
krep Wolgus, uui of tH, uug fur sX
weeks. which d. true. means that his
match ,itn pookc. Mcfarland loo Sew
York .1.s month niu probably bu
postponed
AS suou ua pussiulr WuIsnsis lu-
IUrrd arm ViI lr placed under iu
N-ra Tbp usutrf cried bitterly
viii, h,u- treated Boo J doctors ot-
iI.c. tud apparently seemed to rraliz,
th.t bs ugnt with McFa land Niu
hat, tn n' Called off, at lc1s, tcm-
pur1rb
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05

Philadelphia sept President
Fogcl of the Philadelphia National
Irtgu, club lhIs afternoon sent tclc.
gram Coo President L>nrh ut the league
protesting tudass nrst same with
Ncw york which the visitors Won
200 The ground for the protest
is that Umpire lugler Illegally called
out sherwood Mageo notwithsianding
that Catcher Wilson dropped the bal!
while running down the leit fielder Ia
the sixth inning,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05

Washington sept Dr o. T..
Dunlap ut the bureau of chemistry
and associated chemist under pr
Harvey W. Wiley vnur tu, lattev
was chirf of tho bureau. rcsigncd TO-
dny to accept commercial position
iu Chicago. nr Dunlap was mom-
ber of the pure fooa board and came
into public notice as one ot the au-
thnrH OF charges OK irresularity
against Dr. Wiley.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
NIr.. McIAan scrIon.I, III.

bar harhor. Maine sept. b. lhr
condition of Mrs John q Mclean,
who hecame ill ot pneumonia ON SUM
adv was considered serious today She
ls being attended by Washington,
Philadelphia aud Bar Harbor ph>si-
clans. seven of whom have been
Ia consultation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
sullcrlnnd .onnd- hr,nulr'

Sult Lake DIty sept SENATOR
George sutherland as temporary
chairman delivered the Keynote
speech Ht the Republican STATE con-
tcuuuu here thiH morning a iul
stBtD IuN congressional ticket IN to
hr named ths afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
NENIiLN AiL ALDEUNIN
GItAiTTERS. SAYS MAYOR

New York. sept -- Mayor GaynuI
took fling e. the board uf aldermen
today la characteristic letter Co one
of their number q don't see how /
rau expect policemen to bee honest
Says the letter, when they know thut
many lt not most of the members of
the board OF aldermen are selling o.
rcnscs for news stands and the IKE.
throughout the city at prices from
S.,jON down 10 f2i.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
MEMBER OF SANTA FE
POLICE FORCE BECOMES
BULL MOOSE EXPONENT


SANTA Fc N. No. Sept o. T. nr-
toga. member ot the santa Fc police
force aud precinct leader in Precinct
NO O. among the Republicans has
resigned his position and declares
that hr viii Join the ranks ut the
Progressive party workers. Tue rcs-
ignation eff several other cts OFF,
cials ton the same reason h rA-
prpted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
PRESIDENT BOARDS
YACHT 80 NI.W NORk

Now york. sept President TAFT
reached Npw York from, Washington
This afternoon aud boarded the Sacht
Muvilowcr which will convey him to
New London, Conn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
No SCRAMBLE ron
pLACES ON TfCkII

syracuse. ~. 80 sept the
opening session uf IA, Progressive
state convention today found me
frame work ot party Organization al'
ready constructed and the dcl,gBtea
read. tor the consideration cot a state
ticket
Nonc oi the candidate .or the
head ot the ticket is makmg an ac.
tive canvass
Comptroller Wiiliain a rr,udcr.
gnst of New YORK told his friends hc
would do nothing Co gct the nomina
tiuu ~ % came 90 him unsolicited
hr said ne would accept State
Chairman liutChklHs agaln declared
.NnnlInu.n ON IHHn q InIumn a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
MILLIONAIRE INFANT
GROWING FINELY

TWN IN"HNN VIZ v" F'''"I"H "F'"'"
BcrnardHiillc. \ j.. Scut a.--
Preparations are being mad" here for
the reception of AIRS Madeline Force
Astor and her infant, the neU JOAN
Jacob Astor
They viii spend month here hc-
ginning about september 20 40 the
summer home of Mrs Astur's parents.
Daily reports from NcW York lndi
cate that the boR ana he mother are
both dolug finely
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
BRYAN TO BE GUEST OF
FISHERMEN AT DENVER


Denver colo. Scpi William
Jennings BRYAN was expected Co ar
rive in Denver TODAY tu bt guest ut
honor tonight uf th, annual banquet
of Tho American FiHhrrt society iu
convention here The prepared menu
includes olk and antelope steaks. vent
son. grouse and trout
To-day sessions we're taken up with
technical discussions ur ushrr, tupirs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
Nobody Ever Heard Of

weather The thi. outside ~ New
Mcxito. Tcii YOUR fricnl- in
ti'c vasi alrUUt ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05

ToDAY's NEWS TODAY.
You ret n ia the HERALD.
slxty Cents = month or as cents
= weck delivered at your doori
nifty Ocnts By mail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
COPPER STOCKS NOT
DISCOUNTING FUTURE

We have seen articles published recent
iy showing the total epprecis don record
ed by large number Of the rs,cst iEnpor-
taut copper stocks since the low OF 1911,
and comments have been made On the
enormous figures shown, ssys Thompson.
Towle & Co.
IN considering this total. which has
reached nearly $500 900. 900, IL should not
be lost sight Of that the low prices re-
corded In 1911. and from which the ad-
vance has been figured, We're exceeding
ly low and in turn represented a depre-
citation OF the enormous sum of $500 000.-
900 from the high OF the preceding year
when copper WAS selling over , cents per
pound under present prices.
We are OF the opinion that the advance
recorded by copper stocks a9 G. whole
has been more than justified by condi-
tions, for during this period the price OF
copper metal has advanced cents q
pound and the worlds surplus has been
reduced by more than 100. 900 900 pounds.
OF thirty-eight Of tho most important
copper producing companies eight have
increased their dividend rate, one Of these
three times; two companies have paid
their initial disbursements, eight are IN
n position to increase their diviG ends In
the near future, while several others. by
the close OF the present year, should make
their initial payments,
Even In the faco OF These conditions
and the favorable factors which have
been influencing the copper market the
average price OF the stocks is still below
the hlEh OF 1910.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
RAILROAD TO THE
CAMP OF 0PH|R
Good Progress Made Despite
Adverse Conditions During
Past Few Weeks.
NOW LAYING THE RAILS
Cliff Property Being Placed in
Good Production Form
at Depth.
NOW LAYING THE RAILS

While the task OF railroad building
during the past few weeks in the noun
ta,ns OF the staJe OF Utah has not been
an extremely gratifying one, the weather
conditions being abou, as adverse as
could be imagined, the Salt Lake Route
has managed to make splendid progress
with the construction Of the branch line
from ST Johns TO Ophir. Grant Snyder
general manager of the Cliff company
which will be one OF the steady shippers
Of ore Via this branch line. has returned
from visit 10 the district, and he states
that he was agreehbly surprised TO gee
what the railroad company has accom-
plished despite the weather conditions
The branch is TO be nine miles In
pleted TO about one mile out of ophir
from ST. Johns. there remaining several
gaps 10 he filled by bridge work. For
three miles out Of ST. Johns rails are
laid. With the sunshine that is promised
and expected from now on. this road
VIII be hurried through so that the pro-
ducers OF the Ophr section will have this
advantage during the 1912 shipping sea
son.
AT the present time the Cliff com
pany Is making some ore shipments, al
though IT is not pleasant undertaking
with the roads in such bad shape. The
ever, with Development work. and re
suits in several different points under
ground are completely satisfactory.
point OF especial interest at pres
emf is the drift on the 55o-foot level in
the Tony incline. Orc is making its ap-
pearance in n very gratifying manner
proving the continuity OF the resources
With depth This work IL $40 feet be-
low the tunnel level and II Is 1850 feet
vertically below the surface, The man
agement, therefore, is laying the foun.
dation for an energetic era of shipments
as soon as the railroad line Is com
pleted. The company has been a heavy
shipper during past years, sending in u
splendid line Of lead ore OF very de-
sirable fluxine quality.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
ALY-JUDCE ISSUES
REPORT OF QUARTER
Over Eighty-three Thousand
Dollars Earned in First
Period of Year.

General Manager George W. Lam
bourne of the Dsiy-Judge Mining conf
pany left late Monday for New York
for the purpose OF attending the annual
stockholders meeting, which will be held
in Jersey City this month Before his
departure Mr.. 1.ambourne Released the re-
port FOR the quarter ending March ~
1912, In which is shown a very favorable
mine and treasury condition. The pro
duction for the period totaled 1888 tons
OF concentrating orc and SlS tons Of ship
ping-gr ore,
The company marketed 56ss tons Of
lead concentrates. lS4 tons OF zinc conoen-
tra,es. The shipments OF zinc concentrates
having been started in March. The aver
aga monthly shipments Of lead concen
trates was 1863 tons. with value OF
s2s5a per ton; the zinc concentrates we're
worth $26.09 per ton, and the average
per ton value OF the shlpping-srade ore
was s2a.&1.
The average monthly development ex-
penses were s7a6S; average mining cost
per ton. SS.0S. average milling cost per
ton. II cents, the average monthly earn
ings, s27 700 After the payment OF div!-
dend No q the available casn balance on
Aprll | was S46a 700.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
BEAR ELEMENT WAS
UPPERMOST MONDAY

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers'. furnish the following. received
over their private wire. yesterday after
noon.
Paine, Webber & Co, Boston.-Coppers
were again weak today. but the decline
was less rigid than on Saturday, and
certain specialties showed notable
good buying and all the Cranky offered
was easily taken, one house accumulat-
Ing 100 shares. Copper Range was weak
on scattered selling. North Butte was
In good demand and showed a rally for
the day The New York market rallied
little from the low prices but failed
to hold the Improvement. and II looks
prices further The llauidation in the
local market during the past few days
has been fairly heavy and we should
have q good rally with any encourage
nent from the New York rails and in
dustrals.
Logan & Bryan. New York.-rhe pre-
vsiling sentiment that was being crys-
talltzed at the latter part of last week
emulation of bearish factors, and caused
considerable liquidation and pressure on
stocks, especially Steel, This was aug
mented by the suit which has been pend
Of trial accompanied by numerous ra-
Imors OF dividend reductions, the latter
however, not heing Of a tangible nature
at this time. Such stocks as Reading.
sponded readily and advanced quickly
from the low level reached today.
The intensity OF the political situation
has TO be reckoned with, and this, oom-
the contention OF labor Unions, has caused
mixed sentiment in ilnance and stock
market operations. and while We DO not
advise the pressing Of seies Of good
in order. Liquidation may be carried
further.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
BRADEN JOINS. THE
LOW-COST DIVISION

That the Braden company In Chile is
entitled 10 q front seat when II comes
10 honoring the low-cost copper produce
ers OF the world s evident 1roru the re-
port that the company Is producing its
mates OF the engineers connected with
this Organization we're 7l cents, these be-
ing based upon the operation OF the en-
tire plant Under present conditions two
units of the conoentra ting plant only are
In commission. and neither has been thor
oughly adjusted. and these facts naturally
lead TO tho conclusion that when the
Braden is operating full capacity the cost
will be lower than it Is today. There are
those who DO not hesitate to predict
that this VIII be tho lowest-co3t producer
OF all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
MINING Notes.
j, William Knight OF Provo was a Salt
Lake visitor on Mnndnr.

j, William Knight OF Provo was a Salt
Lake visitor on Monday.
The Utah Copper company will place
the tenth and eleventh sections Of the
Arthur mill Into commission about May 90.
The report is that a large majority OF
the stockholders of the Bingham Corner
company are depositing their stock, az In
ylted by the reorga aniGation committee
The Ohio Copper company last week ex-
pertenced another very satisfactory aver
Well within the record average set the
week before,
The. Ely Central company Is operating
one chuTn drill In its Chisky claim the
drill being about 1900 feet to the west OF
tho Ely Consolidated Zack shaft. This
work Is e<pected 70 bring speedy results.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
COPPER EXPORTS ARE
AVERAGING LARGE

The report OF copper exports for April
1912. exclusive Of the southern and Pa
oific ports. has bean released, showing J.
total OF 22,31z tons. This Is decrease E
from March, 1t is 5135 torss less than April
1911. but completes four months Of very
satisfactory shipments of metal abroad.
The total for the four months, for In
stance, IS 114.eBo toms, against SO. .915 tors
tor the corresponding period Of 1911. It Is
su average monthly shipment of s,737i
tons, against 2S. .066S tons throughout all
OF 1911,
A comparative table. In tons, for several
years past follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
MARKET HOLDS WELL
AT WEEKS OPENING

There were weak as we'll as strong
spots Monday on the local mining share
market, the entire board as general
rule. holding about we'll as opti-
misticallS inclined folks might be sats-
fed with In view of the lack OF buying
pressure. Opohongo was the most active
issue while Plutus and Union Chief We're
reasonably active. Ohio Copper was
weaker in answer to the eastern market
Sales for the day totaled 4S,S64 shares
OF stock the market value of which was
Sal7IO The following We're the closing
unlisted and listed stock transa ctiops:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
ELY CONSOLIDATED Is
MAKING GOOD SPEED

General Manager 8. NJ Levy, of the
Ely Consolidated company, stated on
Monday that the new boilers and the sta
ton pump have reached the scene. the
work Of installing the boilers having pro-
gressed nearly to the completion stage.
level Of the Zack shaft. where the sta
tion has been placed entirely In readiness
for the same, Sinking the Zack shaft
from the 500 TO the 800 levels will he
undertaken with all possible vigor when
this equipment is In readiness for work