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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
bRADEN ORE VALUE
BEING BROUGHT UP
Teniente Tunnel in November
Opens Over Five Per Cent
Copper Ore.

The report from the Braden mine tor
tho month o. November. which has just
been received makes most satsfac-
tory showing. Developments were the
best that have yet taken place at the
property and are OF far-reachiug impor-
tance, say Thompson, Towie g. Co.
During the month the No. 1 Tcniente
was driven ahead $50 feet. OF which 265
feet assayed 5.35 per cent copper This
ore is not only the richest yet encoun-
tered. but as this tunnel advances the
grade OF the ore is becoming richer; the
last three reports showing respectively
&:S5 per cent. 4.3s per cent and 6-3o per
cent. 1t will be remembered that this
tunnel is located at great depth under
respect the present Developments arc
most significant. The No 6 TenIente.
which Is far behind The No. /, according
to the report, assayed - per cent, while
reached the main ore-bearing zone, as
saved 1.S7 per cent
During November there were treated in
the old mill 1910 tons, assaying 90 per
cent copper. On this the recovery was
So. 40 per cent. There was treated by the
mineral separation process in this plant
~; ~ Tor, tons; ayerasing 20 per cent: On
the new mill by the old process 37.4l5
tons were treated, assaying 2.S4 per cent
copper on which a recovery o. 4S,o0 per
cent was made.
The most significant results obtained
In the milling operations were those
which took place in the Mineral Separa-
rion company's unit in the new mill.
where on 32sS tons OF ore, averaging 80
per cent copper, recovery OF SIS per
cen. was made. The copper production
for the month was reported at 1,o2S,000
pounds.
When e IS considered that The grade
of Braden's ore IL 2,5 per cent, the inn
portance OF the present underground de-
yelopnnents at the mine will be appar
ent. Not only from the standpoint of
grade are these developm ents very favor
able. but also as regards the very large
tonnage which they indicate will prob
ably be developed. In the mill the re-
suits by the mineral separation pro-
cess are likewise important and the re-
ooverv OF Sl.6 per cent by the new pro-
cess is regarded very encouraging
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LIQUIDATION SEEMS
LIKELY TO CONTINUE

James a Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
Paine. wcbber & Co., Bos;on-Heavy
liquidation continued in both mark cts in
tho c1rly part OF the session this morn
Ing. The buying Was In better volume
and the forced selling and stop order
allowed the new buyers TO pick UP stocks
ut attractive prices. Good support was
furnished at the lower levels and n sha rp
rally followed on short covering. The
market looked We'll at tho close, but we
would be careful about making heavy
purchases until the money situation be-
comes easler and confidence has been
restored
Logan & Bryan. New Yorls-Cnion Pa
cific during tho forenoon recorded a new
low level on the current decline. which
vas rejected by continuance Of un-
downturn aggressive short covering and
some rather influential support made
;ncir appearance and us consequence,
the overdue rally tool, place. The list
however, did not maintain its strength
Up to the close. for In tho last half hour
1ncrc was renewal OF pressure on Union
Pacific and, judging by appearances.
liquidation has not rs Vet entirely run
It's course. In view OF tile rather posi-
tive statements from Washington 10 tho
effect that the supreme court will make
KNOWN It's findings next Monday In the
anthracite coal cases. the disposition on
the part OF traders 10 refrain from talk
ing firm stand on the buying side was
quite pronounced. and as II consequence
The element committed 10 fall OF values
arc not likely to meet with pronounced
resistance. except. perhaps on sharp
drives during the remainder OF the week
The market has been forced to with
stand such tremendous amount OF
liduidaiion that confidence among the
constructive element is In great part
lacking and in view OF the fact that the
conditions which during the past several
weeks precipItatcd the heavy selling have
not altered 10 n material extent. We be-
licNc that caution and very conserya-
tive course on tho buyine side is siIll
advisable snd that the Industrial depart
moni should not he favored even in face
OF the heavy depreciation already re-
corded. The inquiry into the so-calIcd
money trust and allied subjects, TO saw
The least. Is dlsconcertng and hardly
conducive 10 the stimulation of conf
dcncc among investors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
INSPIRATION CON.
PLANS ARE IDEAL
Many Interesting Features of
Equipment Are Attract
ing Attention.
MANNER OF MINING
Access TO Any Portion of
Property Through Either of
Two Shafts.

Those who have been fortunate enough
10 view the development plans or the
Inspiration Consolidated properties o!
\ ARIZONA agree that the management has
work ed out a system underground that
promises TO be productive Of perfect sat
isfaction when production day arrives.
It is known that the Inspiration man
agemcnt has agreed upon the installa-
ton OF TWO main working sharts whicil
arc TO be concrete throushouI. triple
compartment affairs and 10 be within
100 feet. OF each other. These shafts are
now being driven and rounded out.
From one shaft il IS Intended to mine
per ore deposit, while from the other
shaft the live Oak ground is 10 be
gained. From the shafts two parallel
drifts for this purpose extend for come
i.ttlc distance before separating and
proceeding upon their respective direc-
lions, and these drifts are connected by
crosscuts in the shape OF an y not fas
from the shafts thus allowing for any
emergency. and allowing the whole prop
crtv If need be TO be operated from
either Of the main workings.
expense of placing the underground
workings OF this property in ideal shane
for operation will return abundant in
terest or the investment. and those who
know state that in the concentrating
cud OF the proposition equal thorough
ness will be observed. bringing the mill
10 the last possible point in const-uc-
lion and efficiency.
Between the two shafts will be To-
Gated the coarse crushing equipment and
large orc bins, from which the ores will
be drawn into railroad cars and thence
transported TO the concentrstor located
within q short distance. In every man.
ncr possible the management has c,imi-
mated useless effort and waste OF time.
everything being as compact as the
nature OF the ground and other condi-
tions would permit.
There arc many interesting features OF
the Inspiration besides these that will
be given considerable emphasis when
fl1 yyorl. "a further
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
HORN SILVER WORKS
IN THE LULU GROUP

1t is learned that tho Horn Silver com
pany is doing some very interesting work
in the Lulu property adjoining its main
property, ond upon which the Horn Sill
vcr has a lease and bond. This work Is
being done from the 700 and 500 levels.
and as conditions for orc making on each
property are about identical the
chances appear very favorable for the
Lulu, after many years OF Intellectual eff
fort, being brought into prominence in
an ore development way. Beaver county
interests are watching this work closely.
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1:R1'Ny4|
RakzI7gR Pow
~A6saIafelrlm|
NOTICE TO ExeAvATc,

W., 'es 10 ExcAvAron
bids will be received by In. I a
up 10 p. m, December IS ,s,; s
excavations and fining ~
prepare the grounds fas
lion of the Utah State cer,, .oI Y
in SAT- Lake City. Utah, I ~
plans, Specifications and dr1e;,M
are open for inspection al M.
Richard klcttinG. architsct ID Ni
building, Salt Lake CITY. r.t
bids and proposals at the sSo-. \
be publicly opened and rssS !.
fec OF the State Capitol -
ell Felt building, Salt iSkA ~
All bids must be addresses ~
State Capitol Comruission j y.
City. Utah. and marked /, W
left, hand corner; bid FOR = u5S N
Capitol Building" naming at b,
time the kind or kinds OF ~
the bid covers; for exaupls.
excavations" or such bids "a,
cred 10 the Capitol Comrrisss
said time and place for opssiss
Bids must not contain =,
qualifications, propositions or :,
thing than those mertlonsd a
specifications. drawings, oonta-|
bonds, and bidders must IA. q
Of bids which Will 90 found \
fec OF said architect, and no "A,
OF bid will be received.
4 certified check or eashlx,
on some bank in Salt Lake C',
for at least per cent OF tI,
OF each bid must be encloi1 /
check Is to be made payable IA 4
dersigned, and Is 10 be forfeIta
undersigned In case the bid h
and the bidder does not entp r
contract within ten days afty
ceptance, for the faithful err,1
the contract and bond hersnahr
toned.
The proposed form OF coan
be the Uniform CONTRACT
1907" and the form OF bond b +
Is hereto appended.
a bond must be furnished n
half the amount Of the bid. NJ
and sufficient suretics, all e.
10 the undersigned.
The plans and spec,ticatIos Z
open for inspection and vs.
architects office. IN rooms qy0|
building. and at the Office Of th
state Capitol Commission. III
building. Bids must be Ebnr||
cubic yard" Estimated anon
cavations 10000 cubic yards 7n1
signed shall have the right 10 TlI|
or all bids and TO waive any q
ties in any proposal
Dated at Salt Lake CiE, Unl|
9TH day OF December. 1912. /
UTAH STATE CAPITOL COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
"Glory! Come and See How GETs-II
W0rksip

GETS-IT,' tho new corn cure on a
new principle, works like the touch of
n fairy's wand. No moro knives, ra-
zors, 6les or other Instruments of tor.
ture for corn sufferers. No more
salves, plasters and bandages that hurt
tho rest Of the toe more than they re-
heve the corn.
"GETS-IT' never irritates or turns
the true flesh raw. 1t is safe as water.
But my, how it does get after corng,
bunions, callouses and warts. 1t works
painlessly, but it shrivels 'em right np
till they drop off, leaving the 6rm,
healthy flesh beneath.
'.GETS-IT" is guaranteed to give
satisfaction. or your money is 70.
funded.
All druggists sell "GETS-IT" at %
cents bottle, or il will be sent on re-
cejpt of price by L. Lawrence Co..
Chicago. Advertisement
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ASSESSMENT A NO. )

fnder Nevada Copper eoIIppi5p eI, ~
cipal place OF business. Ss ssdE
Utah. Location OF mines b
Nevada, ,h,t Al o
Notice Is hereby given Inase,sts Ins,
ing OF tho board OF on,cauy,
Hider Nevada Copper isls
the 18th day Of Novempec'' M q
ment No. 3 OF one-hoi. add
share was levied upon lne and q
OF the corporation, issuea 70 tts|
Ing. payable Immediately WcCS>
tary at his office. care 6, eS,,,ith u
Co.'S bank. corner Frat SI.,aS S1aS
street, Salt Lako CRY; C.sis -
any stock upon which rl..ldsS III
may remain unpaid on .,Il ghS be "
day OF December. 1912: WI, ,r,,sls 4
and advertised for sale a, a,,ss 81
and unless payment - 1hs 1ih
be sold on Saturday, Wy n
January, 1913. at oeloch ,ss 81
secretary's office. TO pRy Ry.,hsr q
assessment thereon. t9heeynsnss
costs OF advertising anaap1s ana So
JNO. ]. Mohhab., 2
First publication Nofen0'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
LOCAL. MARKET WEAK
AND PRICES LOWER

Local mining share conditions Thurs
day were very unsatisfactory, there be-
ing almoet total lack of support. and
In the absence OF business prices suf-
fered in several Instances for the first
mcnt Usually the local market acts
exactly contrary 10 the eastern markets,
but conditions east undoubtedly make
western investors timid at the moment.
Sales yesterday totaled 24,300 shares OF
stock, the market value or which was
sS39s. TO- The following were the clos
ing transactions.
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Mining Notes.

s. NJ; Levy left Thursday or busl-
ness trip to Nevada.
Engineer L. f. Ritter has returned
from professional visit to neiEhboring
ca amps.
II. G. Joy OF the Boston Offices OF the
Nevada Douglas Copper company is In
the city on company business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13

and In accordance with Ia" ~
Of the board OF directors n.s -
eth day OF October. 1917 % sT a
or each parcel Of stock as ~ "1ss
cssary will be sold at tne 80
company, which is AZ tne go
". +. Erickson on Vine sHs n
ray. Salt Lake county. uta., Il
day Of December, 1912. a. aI,u,,,-.. ~"
O'Clock p. m.. to pay deIluJbutb deIl,.b n
ments thereon, together WV lhsI
advertising and expenses raEKa
Secretary and treasurer Sis Il
company, whose office Is Ian.s a.
on Vine street, Murray, LlsE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
NOVEMBER AT THE
COLDFIELD PROPERTY

Tho Goldhed Consolidated con,pa ny
estimates that tho November output will
be 2I.6lf tons OF ore, the value OF the
recovery being S499. 300 Expenses for the
month Will reach about SlS3 900, leaving
net earnings OF approximately S2fs, 900
month before, the gross value being
StJS, and the earnings ?aio, lG3. .O1.
San Francisco Oil Stocks.
James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish tho following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
SANDSTONE KENDALL
REPORT IS ISSUED
Shaft Sinking Meets With
More Water Trouble Than
Was Expected.

Accompanying the notice 10 sharehold-
ers OF assessment No. .. calling for i
cent a share, the Sandstorm- kcnGall
company has forwarded a financial state
mcnt and report on mine conditions.
from which the following extract is
taken:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT

Wasatch Trout Company, Murs5
There arc delinquent upon " 4
ing described stock on account 81
ment levied on the a4th day n q
1912, the several amounts sci ~
names Of the respective sheIsA2
follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
Boston Mining Stocks.

James A. Pollock e Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. receive ed
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
slo,15S 80
s15,6l9.S4
Cash in bank Nov. so, 1912


During the last six months the prn-
cipal work which has been done on the
property consists OF sinking the sha II
from the S50-foot level 70 the 500-fo
level and driving crosscuts cast and west
on the loMer level.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
Ore Shipments.

The Utah Ore Sampllng company on
Thursday released cars OF ore from
Utah. from California and ! from Ne.
yada c9mps.
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Metal Market,

The metal quotations for Thursday,
posted by Mccormick & Co, were as
follows: Silver, 63Sc; lead. sls7!; cop
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13

FORENOON SALES.
Crown Point, 1000 at 1Yc.
Grand Central, 100 at SAC.
Iron Blossom. 600 at sl.3o
Phoebe Demijohn, 1000 at Sac,
Prince Con. 100 at 81 65.
Seven Troughs. 500 at 23c.
Shares sold, 1000.
Selling value, sS6S.20,
OPEN BOARD,
Opobouso. 500 at Sc.
Prince Con-, 80 at s1S5
Shares sold. $50.
Selling value, 1851 so.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Colorado. 1900 at 23c.
Crown Point, 500 at &c
Eastern Prince, 500 at &c.
Grand Central. 100 at sac: $50 al S5c.
Wilbert, 800 at l2c
Shares sold. 1880
Selling value. s5GI 80.
OPEN BOARD
Beck Tunnel. 100 at 1oc.
Crown Point, 1000 at SC,
May Day. 2000 at 221c
Opohongo, 500 at 7ec; 1900 at &c.
Sioux Con-. 1000 at 4c.
Silver King Coalition. 100 at $s.l5.
Shares sold. 1900.
Selling value. s1601.5 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13

Nevadas in San Francisco,
James A, Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
San Francisco Oil Stocks
/. ASKED.

Ore and Bullion.
The orc and bullion report for Thurs
day, given by Mccormick & Co, was as
follows: Ore received, S23. 900; bullion
shipped, $4,000; total, 500 900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
New York Mining Stocks

James \. Pollock &c Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
COPPER OUTPUT OF
CALUMET & HECLA
1912. 1911. 1910.

The following arc the figures OF Calu-
met & Hecla company's copper produc-
tioD in poundss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-16

Geo plsesfls Wl uoW reiun n
hrs home ID psnnsgItante- Ills case
snoNs eafnej ide-fsA tHget statehood
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A Little Late.

The early robin.
Glimpse of blue
t seems 10 me is
crdue
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OKLAHOMA rwEskLY1 LEADER.
slx months .s.....t .-.-.S o.
one Keaf - s--.-.. pv
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Upright and Able.
Manxanola Sun

Fremont county Republicans have
indorsed Guy U. Hardy of Canon City
Record for state nomination for state
treasurer The Sun is not in the habit
of espousing the cause OF any particu-
lar man for any of the offices. but we
cheerfuiiy second the nomination OF
Mr.. Hardy for state treasurer. or any
other office from United States ssna-
ter down. We believe him to be one of
the ablest men in Colorado as we
know him to be one of the leaders of
the editorial profession. And. what is
more. his uprightness is on an equal
ity with his ability. - - ss~~
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are enfltied to political preferment as
a matter of some FeeomDense for what
they a1<rally do for the party 4 Is: the
newsp.1er .fraferaisx But Guy Y
Hardy Is not asking for political
nomination on this score. He is thor
onghly capable and in every way
worthy OF the office He has been a
warrior in the ranks of the party for
years He knows the ways OF the Of
flee and has excellent business ability
In other words. Guy Hardy is big
enough for the job and if nominated
ana elected he will certainly prove an
agreeable contrast to the horseshoe
statesman who is now in the job. The
Post hopes to see Hardy land the
plum.
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Many Colorado State Papers Talking Of
Coy u. Hardy for Next State Treasures


and pledged The undivided support OF
the delegation for his nomination
AN. Hardy Is we'll knoFn g the news
paper frazsEnI5z snz82s seat' - state
and they VII ffejoice II hs secures
the honor OF nomination He has
been for sixteen years the editor and
proprietor OF the Canon City Record
and is president OF the Colorado Re-
publican Newspaper association He
is one of the leaders OF the Republic
can party Of Fremont county and of
the state, and also man of excep-
tional educational and business at
tainments and OF the highest charac-
ter He Is plenty big enough to MI
the job II it comes his way.
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Man of Good Jodsment.
Salida Record.

Guy L. Hardy. proprietor OF the
Canon City Record. will probably con-
sent to be candidate for the nomina-
tion tor state treasurer on the Repub-
lican ticket Mr.. Hardy is excellent
timber. He Is a faithful Republican,
Always found at the front where the
fight is the thickest and has been
valuable aid in carrying the Republic
can banner to victory in many state
elections. He has served as postmast-
er In Canon City and is recognized as
a man of good Judgment and conser-
vatlve ideas. A better man could not
be secured by the party to make this
race.
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has been resident OF Fremont coun-
" for many years. He was formerly
bf Canon city and has
heId other phblIe ofIices He Is man
q the hsgnesf educatfonai .and hdsf<'
ness attainments. polished gentle
man and a vigorous character in
every phase OF his life A clean.
forciful editor. a strong and active
participant in political affairs. Re
publican to whom the party owes
much for earnest and unseifish labor.
His selection to the important posi-
tion TO which his friends would ad-
vance him would be pleasing to the
newspaper men of the state without
regard to partisanship. and the Re
publicans would have a candidate OF
the finest standard OF citizenship and
personal and business character.
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snred He viii make an excellent can
didate aud will add strength % she
ticket He Is highly regarded BY the
newspaper men Of fhe state. having
been president of the Colorado Edi-
rrrfsl association and a member Of its
executive committee for many years.
So general hiss the talk about his can
didacy become that something con-
eerning his history will be OF interest
and the Courier. therefore reproduces
the following sketch from recent
number OF the Pueblo Chieftain:
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Enjoys Confidence Of All
Il Collins Express

Guy U. Hardy. publisher Of the
Canon City Record. is mentioned for
the nomination for state treasurer on
the Republican ticket Mr.. Hardy is
one OF the leading editors OF the state
and enjoys the confidence of all those
with whom he comes in contact He
IL q good business man and in addi-
ton TO making n success OF the Daily
Record owns and manages one OF the
leading lumber yards Of his city and
Is actively identified with every move
ment for the progress of his city. He
Is a man of highest character asa in
tegrity and perfectly capable OF ad-
miuistering the duties OF the office OF
state treasurer with credit and abil-
i,y. He is an active Republican and
cast his flrst vote for VIM. Mckinley
for president in 1886. Mr.. Hardy is
about forty years OF age. He Is presi-
dent Of. the Republican Editorial as
sociaiion and all the newspaper boys
know him and will 20 down the line
for him.
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A Thoroushered.
Lamar Sparks.

Guy U. Hardy of the Canon City
Record seems to have cinch on the
nomination for state treasurer. Not
only is Mr.. Hardy an able and sue
cessful newspaper man. but he also
stands high in the councils of his
party. We have had lawyers and
blacksmiths and merchants in state
Offices Now give the newspaper men
a especially when the candi-
dates are thoroughbreds,
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and one 10 whom the party is indeht-
ed for long and faithful service. tknt
he be Endorsed as its candidate for
state tre4surer and that be be pledged
the undivided support OF the consen-
ton for nomination and subsequent;
election to that office. Mr.. Hardy for
the past seventeen years has been
editor and proprietor OF the Canon
City Record and Is well known to the
newspaper fraternity throughout the
state and is now president OF the Col
orado Editorial Newspaper associa-
ton. He was formerly postmaster at
Canon City and has been for many
years a leader in nearly every move
ment having g its object the better
nsent OF business. social. moral and
political conditions in this section OF
the setate.
The Republican party could make
no better selection than to nominate
Mr.. Hardy for state treasurer. and in
the event OF the remainder of the tick
ct being selected with the same care
and with rs high class men. the DEM
ocratic party would find that It had a
race at every turn in the road.
Colorado voters are very much in
ciined 20 vote for the man. and Guy
U. Hard's record as business man.
makes him an ideal candidate for
state treasurer.