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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
MORE GLOBE COPPER
TONNAGE DEVELOPED
Southwestern Miami Shows
One Million Tons Ore
Blocked Out.

While in Boston during the week.
President George f. Euez OF the South
western Miami Development comps ny
gave an interesting Interview on The
condition and prospects OF the orSaniza- =
ton. saying In part;
while we have been crafty hindcred
by striking hard ground In our drilling.
with consequent delay and loss OF tools,
operations at the Southwestern Miami
have progressed very satisfactorily.
I'VE have proved up some 100000
tons OF commercial ore already In our
holes along the Live Oak line and have
at present three drills in operation, at the
No ], No. I and No S locations. These
holes are sinking in what is regarded
as productive territory and in the No.
hole some copper has already been en-
Countered
"The strike In the No. hole is a mat
ter Of considerable Importance to the
company, inasmuch as there Is q. stretch
Of 500 feet between tho No. hole and
the holes in which copper was first en-
countered. This stretch is across the
formation and upon the trend OF the
found in the second drill hole, II is rea-
sonable 10 suppose that ore Will DO de-
veloped NIL the way here.
THE South Live Oak strike Ia highly
important TO Southwestern Miami as II
is to South Live Oak. ipasmuch as II
Is reasonable TO figure that ore OF COM
mercial grade will be found on the com
panv's lands all the way 10 the South
Live Oak. There Is body OF granite
overlying portion OF this tract. how
ever. and we do not look for copper
here.
Results have beer so encouraging
that we are pushing our churn drilling
al high pressure and 1t is possible that
some diamond drilling may be carried
on.
Tho conpany's finances are in excel
opI 1T No ~ .
nenditure. about $4,000 monthly, We have
cash on hand sufficient to last until 1914
The 900 900 tons OF orc already deVel-
oped Is conservatively estimated to haNs
a greater value than the valuation placed
upon the entire property In the market
nj prevailing prices
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Mill at Half Capacity.

At the present time only c-half Of
tho concentration rs IN oDerati and IS
treating about $40 tons day. The re-
covery is said 10 be satisfactory, al
though not quite up TO anticips don and
not as high as IL will be when the
changes are completed. 4 rather low
grade Of ore ls now being put through
the mill. and for some time IL has not
carried more than 165 per cent zinc. The
iallings arc running about ( per cent.
The new hoist is now being installed.
and pendinc completion Of tho work the
mine practically is closed down. The
chippy compartment OF tho shaft only
is being used but II pressed for ore at
least ijo tons q day may bc lifted
through this compartment.
Within tho next three months the
company Will have two working shafts
The Colonel Sellers shaft. located about
1900 feet north Of the Butte & Superior
shaft. will be down to depth OF 1900
feet, where a station will be cut and
connection made with the crOsscut which
was run some time ago from the Butte
& Superior. II IS equipped with a hoist
capable OF sinking to a much gres ter
depth and of lifting a heavy load from
maximum depth. The veins opened By
the crosscut are Of great importance. AL
though but llttle explurat ton work. has
been done, Il has proved that the ore
bodies are extensive and have great
width, and that in some Instances the
ore runs az high as 50 per cent zinc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
POWER LINE GOING
TO REPUBLIC CAMP
Special TO The Tribune.


SPOKANE Wash, Oct. 12,-Extension
ington Water Power company from IFS
sB,00O.000 plant on the Spokane river
30 Republic. to serve the mines and mills
OF the camp, is being considered bv Of
fcials Of the big Spokane power cor
poration.
D. L. Huntington. president Of the
Washington Water Power company: c. r.
McCalla, general manager: Benjamin b.
Lawrence. New York mining engineer
and director IN the Washington Water
Power company: Harold White, a large
stockholder. and NJ. c. Osborn, a com
mercial agent, made trip To Republic.
and visited the mines OF the camp with
Republic Mines corporation and OF tho
North Washington Power &, Reduction
company.
The proposed extension would he over
the water power company's own right
of way In Stevens county taking i'm
Chewelah and the United Copper Cop
per King. Copper Queen and other mines
Of the chewelah district; thence M the
Columbia river, crossing at Kettle Falls
and going over the divide OF the Sher-
man range 10 Republic.
The Spokane officials looked over the
Republic district thoroughly TO ascertain
the permanency OF industries along the
volume Of business Is sufficient to war
rant 60.o00-volt, 60-cvclc three phase
line 110 miles long. Though the pro-
posed line would supplement that now
under construction by thc North Wash
ineton Power e Reduction company the
az to lead nlnny TO the belief that the
move is justified. The cost OF electric
power Is expected to be one-third the
cost OF power generated by steam.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
NEW INDUSTRY IS
BEING PERFECTED
.Ozokerite of State Brought to
Successful Basis at Col
ton, Utah.
PRODUCT GOES EAST
American Company Sends the
Third Shipment From It's
Milling Plant,
PRODUCT GOES EAST

While in Salt Lake few DAYS ago Il.
V. Shearcr, general manager Of the
American OzoSertc company Of Cotton,
Utah. released the information that his
company was preparing to make the
third shipment OF the compauy's product
to the eastern market. thereby demon
strating that the ozokcrite Industry of
the state has boon launched upon a high
ly successful and profitable basis
1t Is not generally known that there
are only two Spot5 on the face OF the
globo where this valuable hydrocarbon
Is found. and one OF these Is within the
Rtnte of Utah. As to what ozoker1te
happens TO be, the following interesting
account is given in tho Now Standard
EnCyClopedia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
TAKING GOOD CARE
OF COPPER OUTPUT
Consumption the First Nine
Months of Year in Excess
of Production.

The excess of copper deliveries for con-
sumption over production and imports
during the FIRST nine months of 1912 was
2G,iS9. .l5l pounds the production and i'm
ports tutaling lbs, i65, 800 pounds, tho
domestic deliveries COZ, ,6go Go6 pounds and
exports 5Ii l5f. IG} pounds. bringing tho
total deliveries To l.lSi,S5i. $50 pounds.
Should the production and imports dur
ing the remainder OF 1912 equal ii5. .u00
U0u pounds monthly, the total production
and imports for 1872 WIN measure over
l.o9j.0o0.000 pounds. against total OF
i,43l 93S,33S pounds In l1ll aud i53 =
600 900 pounds In 1910. Consumption
therefore, seems equal to the inCrca cd
supply Of metal that was II source OF fear
earlier In the year.
The average daily production and de-
HVcrlcs FOR the FIRST nine months of 1912
as compared with 1911, arc hero given IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
COPPER DEAL IS
ON IN MICHIGAN
Keweenaw Offers to Take
Over Phoenix on 'ren-to-
One Basis.
NEW LAND PURCHASED
Rounding Out of Big Com
pany Being Engineered by
Thos. F. Cole Interests.

T. F. Cole. president OF the KeweenaN "
Copper company, has Issued statement
to the stockholders OF the Phoenix Con-
solldated Copper company In regard to a
deal for their possessions, which reads
as follows:
The keweenaw Copper company has
purchased approximately 56s2 acres of
additional territory, 90 per cent of which
Ia located on the mineralised area OF
Keweenaw county. Michigan. 1t has been
decided by the directors OF that company
to begin an active campaign Of eNplora-
ton on the Ashbed lode
Valuations OF the properties OF the ke-
weensw Copper company, the Phoenix
Consolidated Copper company and the
Washington Copper Mining COMPANY
have been made by an independent engt-
neer, from which q. ratio for an exchange
OF shares OF stock has been deduced OF
ten shares of Phoenix for one share of
keweensw and twenty shares of Wash
lngton for one share of I<eweenaw. The
directors OF the Kewesuaw Copper com
pany believe this basis TO be equitable and
offer 10 exchange its shares for the
shares of the Phoenix Consolidated Cop
per company on this basis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Possibilities Great.

What this industry should and will
likely mean to the town OF Cotton and
the state Of Utah can be gathered from
the fact that the town in Austria which
is the center OF the Austrian ozoSertts
industry has population OF 1900, en-
tirely due TO the development and per-
maneDcy OF this important industry.
The largest consumers OF oZokeritc IN
America are the weather proof insulating
manufa acturcrs the product being used
for hardening rubber. in electrotyping.
phonograph cylinders. buttons. shoe pol
ish. waterproof crayons, while the prod
uct ceserin enters into innumcrable uses
throughout the Industrial world. In the
Austrian field the woTImen first confined
their operations around the "mountain
tar" deposits, as the ozokerite was there
and then termed 10 gathering the asso-
ciated petroleum. and IL is likewise the
case at Cotton that petroleum is found
in the vicinity Of the other.
The American company is the owner
possessions are within a field consdera
bly, larger than the foreign field, from
which. 10 date. over $50 600. 900 worth Of
oZokerite has been produced. In order
to demonstrate the merits OF the oil lands
Of the American company. Mr. Shearer
left for the east several days ago for the
purpose Of purchasing a rig and the FIRST
drilling will he done on property that is
within two miles of the railroad tracks
Mr.. Shearer anticipates that the oil pos
sibiites OF his company will prove very
extensive.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

FORENOON SALES
Phoebe Demijohn, 1000 at 9lc
Prince Con, 625 at 81 ~
Union Chief. 1000 at o1c.
Wilbert. 500 nj 9c.
OPEN BOARD.
Ploche Metals. 2l,000 at &c
Nav Day. 1000 at 1sc.
New York. 1000 at 2ac. buyer sixty
days.
Union Chief, 800 at loc. buyer sixty
davs.
United Tintic. 5000 at 1c
TOTALS.
Regular. 3l2o shares for s13a4.37
Open, 80. 800 shares for $3.50.
Total. 1855 shares for s2324.37.
WEEKS TOTALS.
l6s,16S shares for S36,429.45
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
PlOCHE STOCKS ARE
WEEKEND FEATURES

Strength of Prince Consolidated stock
the large sales for Phoebe Metals and in
creasing demand for Phoebe Demijohr
brought the Ploche issues into prominence
Saturday morning on the local exchange
Phoebe seems in for a good old ia shlone6
boom, and conditions at the properties
are such as TO encourage belief that
tho market position of these issues Will
be benefited thereby.
Sales for the morning Yesterday to-
tailed 5S625 shares OF stock, the market
value Of which was s23e437. bringing the
total sales for the week 10 16S.76S shares
valued at s26,42a.45.
The following were the closing transac-
tions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
WHY Salves Can't Cure Eczema

troubles but none that we can recon :
mend as highly as this. for We know that
d. ID. ID. stops the itch at once We can
give YOU a good size bottle for 90 cents
that will be enough TO prove H.
OF course all other druggists have
u. ID. ID. Prescrption--go 10 them If you
can't come TO us-hut don't accept some
big profit substitute.
But II you come to our store, we are
so certain or what D. u. vii! do for you
that we offer You a full size bottle on
this guarantee II YOU do not find that
II takes away the Itch AT ONCE. ii costs
YOU not a cent Schramm- Johnson, Drugs
(AGvertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Beck Tunnel Utah Con.

Much OF the ore which is now BENZ
mined from the Humbug ore chute OF tne
Beck Tunnel is now finding It's way 70 !he
surface through the new connection WHICH
taps the shaft at a depth OF 1Io feet. SUI
permit endent Perry Fuller states that
drift is being driven 10 the south on tni5
BODY of ore and that a crosscut Is aiso
headed out In a westerly direction. Soms
very good ore is being mined from tn,S
mari of the Beck Tunnel ground ana =.
ono place there is a face OF ore whicii
carries from 30 to 40 ounces silver anS i,s,
about - per cent lead. The present .,s;n,, JSr,
npinuy of this mine is thirty tons whlc1
is good for anywhere from SIS TO $50 pe'
ton. oau ,,,here~
h,. cortain nortions OF the Utah Conson1
dated property In this district r5sye w,i! are q
thrown open 10 leSsesns' stn ~, lTSrs oIS and T new
worKings nTI OF the mine where ore Is s. eI
posed in small L.. oqansii5!ss Isnsins system sRs vii
thought ,,nai, tnat tae ttaat,sfactory ] 10 all cons
cerncd, III
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

Since the old IA shioned theory OF cur
ing eczema through the blood has been
given up by scientists. many different
salves have been tried for skin diseases,
But 1t has been found that these salves
only clog the pores and cannot penetrate
TO the Inner skin below the epdermis
where tho eczema germs are lodged.
Thistle quality OF penetrating
probably explains the tremcrl lous sue
cess OF the we'll known liquld eczema
remedy. OF! OF wintcrgreen. thNmoi CIV
cerine etc, as compounded ~ Odd,
Prescription.
We have sold other remedies for skin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Possibilities of Deal.

If this cxcha nsc of shares is completed
the Ke~eenaw Copper company will own.
including the AShbed on the lands of the
Phoenix Consolidated Copper compan ny.
a bout thirteen and one-half miles alonG
The strike of the Ashbed lode. In the
past, mining operations on this lode have
been conducted on limited scale. It
is believed that by extensive develop
ments and by producing large tonnag sc
OF rock under modern mining methods,
that operations on this lode Will be prof
liable.
IN order to pay for the additional ter
ritory acquired, liquidate its cutstand-
ing indebt edness and provide funds for
The proposed explorations upon the Ash
bed the directors of the Kcwcenaw Cop
per company have called an assessment
Of 80 a share 81 payable October /. 1912.
and 81 January L.. 1918 II YOU desire
10 exchange your shares Of stock in Che
Phoenix Consolidated Copper company for
shares in the Kcwecnaw Copper company
on The above ha sis, your certificates must
he deposited with tho Old Colony Trust
. COMPANY Boston Mass, I'm or before the
18th day of December 1912. properly en-
closed IN blank. The first iuStallmeDt OF
this assessment VIII he paid before any
shares OF Eewccnaw stock are issued on
this exchange; consequently. the Eewee-
nav stock IS offered on basis of SO
a share paid in.
Mr. Colo also sends tho following state
Inent 10 tho Kcwcensw shareholders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Ozokerite Explained.

"a valuable mineral found In large
deposits IN Utah and in the Austrian
province OF Galicis. II Is Impossible TO
onumeratc all tho uses to which ozolSerite
can be put As tho rival of becSwaX "
has already materially reduced ~ price
Of that product. but ceresin possesses
many valuable qualities not found IN
other wakes. It's melting point is high.
from 155 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit II
Is plastic without being soft, and bard
without hrittlencSs: Il dccoorzes with
the stronger acids make no impression
on II, and when refined II Is odorless and
is used for tho insulation Of electric
wires. II Is valuable for all kinds Of
waterprooiing, and papers waXed with IL
are being largely used in wrapping soap,
steels. boxes and all kinds of articles
that require protection from moisture:
boxes, barrels and kegs lined with it are
perfectly tight and It impaTs no un-
pleasant flavor TO the contents even In
tho case OF the most delicate mineral wa
ter. OzokcrHte permcates The pores OF
the wood instead or giving il a metallic
surface coating. DZokerltc Is also used
in lining tanks in which powerful ACIDS
arc TO be mixed. II is estimated that
three fourths OF tho candles used In the
churches In this and other countries are
rnado of ozokerite or Of beeswax strongly
adulterated with ozokertc. The Hum
mating power or such candles Is stronger
than that Of others. whilo they drip but
little and never lop over when exposed 20
ordinary atmospheric heat. All wax fig
ures and wax dolls arc made Of ozolierite:
il also enters into the manufacture OF
imitation alsbastcr statuettes. and the
elaborate decorations which sometimes
sdorn wedding cakes and other cOnfec-
tions. Among other uses TO which II Is
put are making OF linamentS. salVes and
plasters. Sealing wax, wax matches, life
preservers. boot hlackinE, varnish and
shoemakers' wax"
In the development Of the ozokeritc
fields near Cotton owned by tho Amer
icnn Ozokerlte company. the manacemen M
has forty men on its payroll: n great deal
OF earnest work has hecu done TO date,
as can he seen from the fact that sl35,
GOO has been spent during the past year
I'm development effort. The company
owns it's own milling plant Of 100 tons
daily capacity. which Is kept busy with
three shifts daily. This mill is less than
two miles distant from the town Of COL
ton. and the company Is now engaged
be erected without delay. and which win
be located in the town of Cotton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Extent of Utah Veins.

In u recent report upon the properties
of the American company. Richard i.
Kroupa. who has spent considerable time
in the foreign field. has the following TO
say:
"The veins I'm the Utah field run from
two feet Ia width to upwards of thirty
feet In width, which. with an average
OF 3 per cent wax and the chcapness Of
mining these deposits and the process
which has been worked out by the Amer
can OZolSerite company for refining the
low grade ores. makes the success OF the
enterprise with proper financial backing
n certainty beyond all doubt and q sue
cess that will repay immense dividends
will really now develop into Il big manu-
featuring enterprise In the making OF
various compounds, insuations and wakes
too numerous TO mention. and with the
almost certain development uC oi, with
depth IL adds much more TO the value or
the enterprise. One thing above all that
must be borne In mind. and that is this
material comes from depth and the more
deep mining that is done the bigger
! these mines will be. and ] would recon-
mend the sinking of deep shafts on any
! or all OF the properties OF the company
at the earliest possible time to assure the
supply OF big tonnage that will be nee
essary as these fields are developed"
The American demand for ozol< erite has
| Increased very materially in the brief pc
| riod since being brought into commercial
use. the imports Of this material in 1905
pounds in 1889. The Utah company
therefore finds q continually widening
market for Its mill product, The demand
| far exceeding the SlDDlN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Opohongo Dividend.

The Opohongo is mining the usual ousn.
NV cf orc and the underground Showing
rs qullr satisfactory according 10 Super.
intcudout Samuel Cox. The mines out.
pH' amounts 10 about four carloads "a II
week. the ore running from to 10 pc,
cont copper, S 70 10 ounces in silver and
about g IN gold according To Eureka Re.
porter. Some OF the ore goes as high a,
,. 70 The ton in gold. but taking ths
car average the yellow metal does not ex.
coed s. to the ton. About the most in-
tersstins and promising piece OF develop.
mcnt work at the Opohonso is the drift
which Is being sent out toward the south.
east on the 500. This drift is following
. splendid llssure and ore can be expect et
almost any time. There is a very nicI
bunch OF ore in the raise from the 500 and
the ore bodies on the upper levels OF TN
mine are all holding out in good shape
The directors Of the Opohongo mini
are scheduled 10 meet for dividend actor
on October l5-nSNt Tuesday-snd th'
amount 20 be ordered paid will no doub
be 8 cents per share or $50. 600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Very Rich Zinc Mine.

With the two shafts In opeTstio the
Butte & Superior company will be able
TO Int minimum OF 1000 tons OF ore
A day, The ore that Is lifted through
the Colonel Sellers shaft viii be passed
through coarse crushers at the collar Of
tho shaft and Will then be carried by
aerial tram TO the secondary crushing
plant at the conccntrat6T.
AZ soon as operations are well under
way the crosscut from the Butte &, Su-
pcrlor shaft will be continued farther
north "a explore the group Of claims
recently acquired adjoining the Butte
Milwaukee ground. With the increa ed
holdings the Butte e. Superior com pany
owns and controls more than 900 acres,
the greater portion Of which. up 70 the
present time, has proved 10 be one OF
the richest zinc properties IN the world.
SALT LAKE MINING REVIEW
offices removed TO 1901 Walker Bank
building, top floor, first door 10 right
of elevator, (Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Keweenaw Statement.

The directors or The Ecwecnsw Copper
company have submitted to the stock
holders OF the Phoenix Consolidated Cop
per COMPANY. b. the enclosed letter. an
offer TO exchange one share pf the stock
OF the Keweenaw Copper company for
len shares of the stock OF the Phoenix
Consolidated Copper company. Tho pur~
pose OF this exchange is TO make IT pos
sible TO pursue extensive deYelopments
on the Ashoed lode in the belief that,
by the production of a large tonnage Of
rock under moder mining methods, such
operations will be prohta bic. During the
year 1910 some diamond drilling was
done on the Phoenix property, the result
OF which has shown the Ashbed lode 10
be mineralzed for some distance.
The Keweenaw Copper company, by an
assessment just called. has provided funds
for such developments. and IL the eX-
change OF stock offered by il 20 the stock
holders Of the Phoenix Consolidated Cop
per company and the Washington Cop
rer Mining company is completed il Is
belcTcd that development work Will dis
close at many points on its lands large
tonnage of rock which can be proftably
mined.
This proposed exchange offers The only
means OF further developing your prop
erty, except the calling OF an assessment
and II is believed by your directors that
he exchange offered is preferable TO un-
dertakinc alone 10 develop the Ashbcd
on Your property
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
DRAGON HAS FULL |
FACE GOOD ORES
Copper Ore Struck During
Week by Working From
Black Jack. IA
MAMMOTH DOES WELL
Opohongo Company 10 Posi-
Dividend at Directors
Meeting Tuesday.
MAMMOTH DOES WELL

the Eureka Reporter says thaa
there is considerable activity in ~
old Star section Of the Black Jack nron.
crty and In addition TO the work which
is being done for this company drifts srs
also ncih= driven Tor the development az
the Iron Blossom and Dragon ground.
For tho Black Jack company drift IL
being driven In n northwesterly direction
on the 900 Level, the objective point Of
this drift being the large iron croppinga d
In the central part of the property.
Tho drift for the Iron Blossom is beinr
handled under contract by C. II. Drew
and Joseph Birch.
Fred OFT. who IS now in charge OF thir
work, states that Il full face OF copper
ore has just been encountered In tha
drift which has been driven over infc
the Drago ground from the 200 level al
the Black Jack. There - some lime
mixed with the ore today. but from nj
indications another round ~ holes all
place the entire face Of the drift i'm the
shipping grade OF ore. This ore can I'D
handled 70 very good advantage through
the Black Jack and shipments viii nd
doubt he In ordc cT in the near future
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

IF your children arc suDicct to at
tacks Of Group. watch for the first
symptom, hoarseDess. Give Chamber
lain 5 Cough Remedy as soon as the
child becomes hoarse and the attack
may be warded off For sale by all
dealers. (Advertisement)