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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-10

'en at the last primaries, and at
Baltimore.
States Attorney Wayrnan has
declared war on the municipal
courts again, and called on his as
sistants to help him discredit
them.
Chief Justice Olson is not much
disturbed by this, He says the
prosecutors and the courts always
are fighting, chiefly because the
prosecutors are always playing
politics.
Hyman H. Kohn held in $14,-
600 bail for arson in connection,
with fire that destroyed fathers
tobacco factory, 1908 Wentworth
ave.
Kohn's father, Solomon, pre-
viously had been arrested and
held without being booked.
Daughter got his release through
habeas corpus proceedings.
Mrs. Helen Rither, so, SIS E.
37th ST., knocked down and badly
injured by department store auto
truck.
Carl Cornell, IA, tied Edw.
Smith, 6, to tree in Aurora, built
fire around him and lashed him
with blacksnake whip.
The Smith boy is in serious
condition. Young Cornell has
been spirited out of town by his
mother.
DR.. D. H. Kress says that as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
ZINC MARKET IS
HELPING T|NT|C
May Day Company During
September Reaped Some
Very Liberal Profits.
CONVERT ORE TO CASH
Several Tintic Mines Owe
About Everything to the
Metal Market.
CONVERT ORE TO CASH

A partial weekly review % the T.nto
camp here follows from the Eureka re-
porter OF Saturday:
The May Doy is rapidly coming 10 the
front as zine produccr. and. according
10 Superintendent e =. Gugss. this PROP
or;y closed IN" month OF October with an
output "f eighteen carloaos 20 its credit
But for the heavy snov.storra az tho
present week. which put the ogon roads
In bad condition. the management could
easily have increased this output 10 TWEEN
~ carloads.
When II Is understood that the poorcst
carload Of ore sent ont last month nett.d
the May Day company a nttlr bet
ter than $500. with tho best car bring
iuS Stlso. il can readily be seen that
th" present tonnage f. having n Ner'
ts'tsning effect OF Tie mine treasuTy.
The eighteen cars sent out last month
must have brought in thc nciGhborhood OF
$4,000 and after deductiuE the sum 81
$500 Tor th" mines operating . penscs
there viii rtill be very respectable
amount nf money. 4 few such months
Will undoubtedly mean the distribu-
tluu Of som" dividend money among tho
May Day shareholders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
TRANSFER OFFICE
TAKEN FROM EAST
Coldfield Con. and Atlanta
Companies to Cut Down
Expenses.
RELIEF TO MARKETS
Flow of Water in Merger
Property Indicates Vein.
IS Nearby.
RELIEF TO MARKETS
Special 90 The Tribune.

Special 60 The Tribune
GoLDFIELp, Nov. Nov. The an
nouncement has Just been made hv 4.
n. Howe. secretary and tros surer OF the
SoIdnoid Consolidated Mines company
and oi the Atlanta Mines company. that
tho transfer and registry office OF the
Consolidated in san Francisco and the
ONCE of transfer and registry Of the At
lanta company in New York will at once
bc discontinued. In his official state
ment, Nr Howe explains that tho small
number "f transfers that are now ncccg-
sary In san Francisco docs not Justify Tho
expense and trouble OF maintaining tho
office IN that city.
Regarding Tn" discontlnuance OF tho
transfer office for tho Atlanta COMPANY
IN nc" York, Mr.. Howe sayS:
lho management of the Atlanta
''n"3 company has discontinued It's
STOCK transfer ana registration agencies
IN New York city effective Noycmber /
ihoSe services will hereafter. and as
usual. be performed At the homo Office
OF the company In GOldricld Ecy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Reasons for Action.

A2 TO our reason for taking this sc-
uon. VIII state that tho New York
curb mas rule making 100 share rartid-
SdteS onlY good delivery in the CAGES of
companies VINO maintain transfer acpu-
clrS IN tho cast In the case % the At
iAll't STOCK. which Is compar IRA tiyclv low
In price this rule imposes upon brokers
q hp'u"n OF Inconvenience and upon the
company burden OF expense not com
pcnsate1 by any discoyerable advantage:
In fact. it is our conviction that eastern
brokers prefer to handle low priced stocks
In larger dcnomina tiouE.
This can he done under the curb
rules In cases where the companies in
volved do not maintain eastern transfer
service. The stock Of the Atlanta Mines
company has always boen traded In OK
tensively regardless "f whether II had an
eastern transfer agency or not, and IL
is our impression that the only effect oi
our action viii hc 30 relieve both the
expense and Inconvenience, -
This action on the part Of the At
laUta management is ono that meets with
the hearty approval nf stockholders and
investors generally here as there has
been much complaint against what is rec
gardcd as an unrea sonablc requirement
on the part of the Curb association. since
there arc many trauSa ctions involving
800 or 1000 share lots, OF even or larger
amount. and sellers and buyers alike OBJ
Jcct To having their certificates cut up
regulation costs OF transfer for each ccr-
tlhcatc, particularly IN view OF tho pres
ent low price OF the stock. IT IS said
that the costs Of transfers under this
ruling of the curb have been cunsil-
crably over 800 in q single day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
UTAH LAWYERS HELP
WIN NATIONAL SUIT

4 decision in favor Of the complain
ant has bccu handed down by Judge Far
rinEtOn Of the district court Of tho
United States for tho district ~ Nevada
IN tho case OF tho National Mines conf
pany against the Charleston Hill Ma
tlousl Mining syndicate
The case attracted tho attention of
mining men throughout tho world. n
involved property which NAV Weld MILL
ions and on each side. as members or
rival corpora lions. were aIIaIed men OF
great wealth. Chicago capitalists con
troled the National Mines company.
while san francisco capitalists controlled
the affairs Of the Charl".t"n HI Syndt-
cate.
Tho point at issue was whether the
vein on tho Charleston ilill property w.,s
continuation and part Of the vein on
the National Mines companS holdings,
the National Mines company being the
original locator. .Iudgo Harrington holds
that II IL tho samc vein and that. as a
consequence, tho National Mines company
has the right 10 follow tho vein under
the Charleston JIill holdings.
The suit was noted for what 4, implied
as iu the possession OF thc high eraGc
exposures on Charleston mountain which.
conscrvatiyelv estimated is expressed by
millions Of dollars.
Tho trial lasted moro than five wcc'Ss
preparation of the case. Engaged In tho
hearing were yoIpo Of thc most eminent
lawyers OF the west. For the complain
ant tharc were Dickson & Elis, j. q.
Campbell. Bartlett e Thatcher and U. :,
McCord. For the respondents tn"ro ap-
poured Rufus &, Thayer ana Mctson,
Drew. &. NscKeuZio.---Naticnal Miner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
GRAND CENTRAL At
INTERESTING POINT
Deepest Level of Property
Has Fine Values in
Copper-Lead.

II viii be welcome news FOR the stock
holders or the Grand Central company
10 learn that on the .3oo-lcvci a vcry
sa'lsfactory showing s. being made. tho
copper and lead values being especially
high for that depth and part of tho mine
Details o. this development are not OBJ
ta,nablc as yet as the mana cement de-
sired TO emphasize the present campaign
further before doing any extensive talk
ing, but ~ is believed that this BODY OF
ore VIII presen. 10 General Manager
Loose tho IDEAL spot for his first wlnzc
When In this city some little time ago
Manager Loose stated TO Tho Tribune
that nc WAS drifting and crosscuttlnr- in
hll directions and At as many places as
economically possible for tho purpose Of
finding tho best spot on which 10 drive
a winse to depth
Tn spite of what tho Grand Central
has produced in the past We believe that
tho property viii be greater with depth.
and we believe that from the 2G0O-lcvel
down We VIII have \ new mine In this
property" was the way Mr., Loose put
IL.
The vein being proh"d In this property
Is an enormous ono and With an ideal
amount OF mincrs liza tion. and oncc the
company begins sinking from the 900
foot level this property doubtless viii be
productive ri considerable good news for
tho shareholders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
YANKEE To DOUBLE
ZINC ORE PRODUCT
From Now on Shipments 10
Be Eight or Nine Cars
Monthly.

Having succeeded In getting several
now faces OF zinc ore in shape for active
mining. tho management OF tho Yankee
consolidated company of Tintic is In
shape to send out eight 20 nine carlots OF
such orc each month. the orc avcraSin=
net about siio0 10 tho car. This happy
condition at the Yankee was given cx-
preston on Saturday by General Man
ager s. y. Lehman. WHO had just re-
turned from visit TO the mine.
Mr. Lehman states that the Yankee
ts showing more zinc ore at the present
time than he has ever seen in tho prop
crty' and the ore has been opened IN so
many heretofore unexpected places and
III such liberal quantity that he t. certain
tDcfc WIZ bc zinc shipments on the wav
10 market for "A year without any diff
Guilty. Mr. Lehman. do all the pro-
duc"r3 of zinc ore within tho west sIlprc-
ciatcs sthat the zine tonnases OF Tin
tc ana elsewhere in tho state depend
more upon tho market FOR sncltcr than
thcir own limitations from long use
!ulneSS standpoint. The mines OF TIN
TIC can supply tho orc, and II Is ND to
iuc world 10 consume tho metal In such
q lnmnner that tho market price of the
m"tal may not slump too far bcyond
what producers desire H.
The prospects on tho 1900 foot level.
where the management is making
diliEcnt search for j continuation OF tho
resources had above IN tile earlier days,
are so promising that = find OF good ORC
seems a question OF only tho next round
OF holes. Eut this condition has existed
for so1nc lltue time. although not 10 such
a very encouraging extent as now, and
ter looking naturalization short OF actual
orc anywhere
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
SILVER PICK GIVES
AN ANNUAL REPORT

Secretary 9. n. Olncy 81 the Silver
Pick Consolidate cd company informs share
holders that at the annual meeting the
following directors and officials were
elected. President. Hermann ZadiS; vice
president and manager, Edward s. Van
Dyck' secretary. G. ID. olney l.. T.. Bar
board. The company has S4O2i.5 cash
OF hand, which viii be increased hY sales
OF tho treasury stock, or which there re-
main 572.9o7 shares.
The following Is a brief extract from
tho managers report
Development -ors on YOUR propertic, hes no7-
been progressing sine" the month OF January ot
ihls year. most or I, being performed Tho
ago very promising von was epcoi uterad on
What IS generally designated SIS the .so.foot
pany attention hA' boon devoted TO tho cH-
plorston NJ that vein. A drIn has been ruu
on II from tho point where cut IN tho crosscut
which rur, south from tho rhnft. tho Fdo
linc ~ IN, Mohawk 40 claim or the GuldhcId
ConSolI,larod. Within this ycin sro oneouotercd
7tioak,, varying in width from n foC jngh.s 20
Two or three fac,. msso MP OF a mixture OF ,,io
and quartz. Almost without exception this char
aeter Of material returns osaya from 81 10 81
veiu hag boso opcoupt"Tcd tho s5-foot loy,i
and tho l2ofcct level. On all ihrcc loyel.
~heror.r tho t"lo seams ar" in evidence in tho
The following facts arc therefore 70 be OBJ
served;
1. Tho country rock In which tho vcln exists
is tho character OF dsct, in which orc he, ring
voias nFo usually found IN this district at tails
dcpth
,. Tho strllo hnd dip NJ IN, ycip II the
ssIpc IS In tho case Of other known producing
yclps
:. The veip malci,l "a. or tho -,nio general
Appearance and structure a: in Other orc bearing
veins
4. The sold values nrc present whorovsr tho
ts'c appears. which n characteristics OF
practically cvcry Goldhed oro body.
il likely. in Wow - these facts that
some portion Of this vein hss been sufficiently
-nrichcl 10 produce body NJ "a able Crude.
and thorough and sy:tcmltic development Will
tn prosecuted M order TO demonstrate whothor
not yuch is tho cant ON tho adv leo OF
ginrcrF. a Tsl:o has Do~u started rTOn tho $50.
foot level thla vein and IL will alro he
further explored tho G-loot and I2o-!oot
levels.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Available.

The last estimate o( Chinos orc re-
serves wss made October f. 1911. pf 55-
""p.o"1 tons, when general property
ceased. - that time sufficient drilling
mad been done 10 indicate. in addition
TO the estimated tonnage. the existence
or extensive ore bodies Of commercial
grade lying southwest OF tho Carrasco
section. Scout holes, which were drilled
for the purpose uf locating barren tcrIi-
tory for the dumping OF overburden. have
encuDnt cred ore where least cXpecte ed
and tho Indications arc that a Consld-
cIdbl" tonnage VIII ultimately be dcvcl-
opcd III that section. II - believed that
several million tons have already been
Indicated by this work.
Chino, with It's large area. has excellent
possibilities OF Increasing SIS orc re-
serves. The management not only be-
licvcs that a large extension viii be made
TO tho Tarr1sco ore body, bot that con-
siderable tonnage will bc developed in
tho section OF tho property wing eastward
ot tho Carrasco section. en area which
the Compauy's soologists look upon AS
very attractive.
The insiders arc optimistic regarding
additional tonnage at Chino and believe
that IL is within the bounds of posi-
bility FOR the company'f reserves 60 he
Increased 10 -. ZOO. O00 with d chance Of
reaching To 100. 600 900 tons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Merger Water Flow.

Owing 10 tho strong flow OF water,
amounting To at least 81 000 gallons daily,
crosscut nf the Merger mines. on the
lj30-ioot lcgeI, further siukiuG baS been
deferred until tho pumping plant. which
" already on. the. ground. shall have been
Installed ot the 1850 station and a sump
cut AT this point to. catch the water.
After this work ~ completed pTohd Is
within a few days. sinking viii be re-
sumcd and the shaft continued TO Il
depth OF 1000 lcct.
Manager Lou MctzEcT OF the Merger
says that the presence OF this water is
accepted as u favorable Indication OF the
presence of a large vein and that the
cJossCut has penetrated a assured forma-
tion. In What is known as the Shalc. and
is IN vein matter. though Us vet the ma
teriai has failed 10 show anything OF
value. The Crosscut made TaDid progress
until IL entered vet and swelling ground
being driven for some distance AT the
extended 10 connect with tho southern
drlft from the Grizzly Bear shaft ON the
1300-foot level. the difference in cleva-
tion OF the collars OF these shafts max
Ing these workings correspond.
In addition TO the work now in prog
rcss on the 1300-foot level OF the Grizzly
Bear. where The giant deposit OF smclt-
ing ore is being developed and ldierals
tory, drift is being extended To the
south and toward the atlanta ground at
Il depth OF 400 feet and is making nu
average OF eleven feet daily With two
shifts In workings at this depth and at
this distance from the source OF air sup
ply II Is found that fully good prog
rcss can DC made with two shifts as
with three. The rapid progress made in
driving tho Merger CroSscut was pDSsl lble
owing to the ncarncss TO the shaft. the
high power compressor that supplied the
air and the fact that three shifts ol
miners were employed with two machine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Only a Few Paused.

II woUll not 10 an cas-. Tnattcr 10 esti-
mate the number uf seekers after gold
and silver wealth who passed and re-
passed between Tonopah and GoldNeld
since the early boom OF the resurrection
period. but u would he an easy matter To-
count the number who paused Ions,
enough lo Inspect the low range of hills
and bold olJtcrops where now stands the
little camp known as Nondike. about half
WAY between ToDopah and Soldticld
Before the panic there was some pros
pcctiuS in and around kiondikc, and
some ore was discovered but when the
panic hit tho land. and Nevada mining IN
particular. klondikc suffered along with
the other prospects OF Tho state and west
and II has only been OF very recent date
that iDircpu"nl reports coming from this
camp recalled the tact that Klondike
was In existence. And these reports have
been 50 favorable that a Considcra bic
amount "f attention IL being given that
section hV ,apitJl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Watching Grizzly Work.

The results OF driving IN" south drift
on the 1900 foot level Of tho Grizzly Bear
MIL he watched with the kecu.St inter
est as upon them will depend whcthc.
the work here Viii be extended into the
Atlanta territory aud the latter COM
panys ground he explored at this depth.
As pointed out by Manager *. NJ. Simp-
son OF tho atlanta. the nearest avaiiab bic
shaft on that property Is but 200 feet
deep and IL is deemed better 10 await
the thorough exploration ~ the adloin-
ing territory or the Grizzly Bear rather
than 20 spend the coWpopy's money
merely FOR tho sake OF bc'D: able 10 sav
that the company u working and de-
velouiug. Mining men familiar With this
territory are nearly al convinced that
the Merger and Atlanta wii, both get a
share Of the high-Erade smelling ore
opened In the Grizzly Bear mine. and cer.
talntly the Merger w.n get the eNtcu.
sion OF important ore bodies opened IN
Jumbo Extension ground.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

loans. tho shrinkage in IN" actual condi-
ton report having been S9.5li,oo0 aud IN
the average report sl6.2I2 900. In the
face OF the heavy decrease In cash noted,
the only factor that saved all entire ex-
tinguishment OF surplus reserve was the
decrease Of S2T,2l,,0o0 in deposits This
lessened reserve requirements aud in part
coCntpTactcd tho loss OF CASH The weekly
statement OF trust companies made inde-
pendently OF the clearing house showed
"a similar tendency as 10 decreases in that
item, but the trust companies consider
ably strengthened the reserve position
during the week IL * felt that the
movement of money 10 the interior VIII
not be ss heavy from now on, and. as a
matter ~ fact. the high rate for call
money i'm New York H. inducing consid-
erablc ioauing here by outside ins,itu
tons.
The current statement WAS compll
ed 20 some extent through financing
lncidcnt 10 tho November interest and
dividend period.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Plenty Ore Known.

NT. briggs is authority for the state
ment that the MAY Day minc never
looked better than at the present time,
large quantities Of zinc being exposed on
several levels.
several OF the Tiutic mines have ior
some time BEEN having al kinds cs
meut Or their regular output % orc ari
this week when the two engines used
on the Mammoth high line went OUT
of commission ~ was necessary for tlia
Cold Chain to close down. The closing
OF this nInn also resulted III the clog
ing OF the OpohonEo. which "a operating
through the Cold Chain shaft. The re-
port that these mines werc closed owing
the ore Is erroneous.
W Il. LOoscs- who H. the assistant
manager OF the Cold Chain. states that
the bins az the mine contained In the
neiShborhood ot twelve carloads Of orc IT
the tune he ordered u shutdown last
Tuesday. The engines wore laid up for
repairs af Tiutic junction and there
WAS 10 RELIEF In sight. Even after tho
engines are in running order again Mr.
Loose feels that ~ VIII be advisable 10
get tho surplus orc cleaned np before
underground operations. as there n moth
ing 70 indicate that the car shortage -
at an end
j. Il NcCrystal. IT. f Gear and Nor
ris Kelly. who arc operating the New
Bullion property IN North Tintic. placed
their first carload ~ zinc ore or the
mart<eL during the present week. While
no returns have yet been received from
this ore IL ig expected 20 carry about
35 per cent zinc. Another carload Of titls
same character of ore Will be sent out
In the near future.
report from the property this week
Indicates that n bunch Of nice lead ore
Inns also been encountered some little
distance above the main tunnel The
deposit AZ this time 81 no. large. h-It the
fact that q Is making OFF Into new ter
rttoy- makes The strike an important
one The orc carried enough lead and
silver TO make Il worth about SG5 per
tUu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Mill Is Planned.

During the summer a great deal ri
leasing has been done at klondlkc. and
q great many more arc being negotiated
for aud from all reports the efforts of
these pioneers arc being rewarded very
generously. one property, the Golden,
Is said 10 havo 20 large a dump Of work =
able gold and silver ore thai tho owners
are planning 10 install n mill for It's
treatment. Conditions arc so similar
to the nearby camp oi Tonopah that
many are calling il Little Tonopah, and
mcrl;orious producer in embryo.
During tho Goldrield boom there wore
several salt Baker8 who paused long
enough . klondike To locate some ground
and do some work. which the panic in
tcrrupted. II IL TO be hoped that these
interests have projected their ground for
klondilSe values arc hardening in a man
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. Nov. The statement
OF the actual condition OF clearing house
banks and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold s2,JSn,o50 reserve in
excess OF legal requirements This Is a
decrease of $l.Ii0.95O from last week
The statement follows:
Daily average
Loans. sl.92G.O5S. Ooo decrease. sle,e7s.-
specie. sal5.sse coo: decrease. ss.i74.ooo
Legal tenders, ss3,3lS,ooo; increase.
Nc, deposits. sl.57s,al5.ooo: decrease.
Circulation. sls.iGiooo: Increase. sei2.
oeG
Banks cash reserve in vault. s2s3.5so..
Trus, companies cash reserve in vault.
Ss5.fi0.cOc
Aggregate css sh reserve. 1890. .oOo. 900.
Excess lawful reserve. S5,33a,l50. in
Trus; companies reserve with clear
Ing house members carrying - per cent
cash reserve. $50. S3S. 600.
Actual condition
Loans. !. S.9.S.3.l. o0o: decrease. SaSIi,0OO,
Specie. SSi3.9t1. 600: decree &c. S5.cia0O
Legal tenders. 9l,e2s.ooo: decrease. s.
Ne. deposits, sl.7se.5r2.ooo: decrease,
Circulation, SiG.6ss, 900; increase. sili.-
O00
Banks cash reserve in vault. $500, I5o,-
0OC
Trust companies cash reserve in
vault. $sj.026. 600,
Aggregate cash reserve. $685. 10 600.
Excess Iawful reserve. S2,jSo0j0: de-
crease. Si.tf%.15o.
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carving - per cent cash
reserve. S5i. 100000.
summary % state banks and trust
companies ia Greater New York. not In
Guiding clearing house statement;
Loans, SjSS. 9a6. SOC: decrease, $500. 400.
Specie SC..0iG. 500. decrease, SSOS. 500.
Legal tenders, SS,l9G, soc; decrease. $751;
100
Total deposits. ssa9. .i9.l 100: dcerease,
ylstl. 800.
The Finaucicr will gay;
ON the basis of actual condition at the |
close oi business Saturday the New York l
clearing hpusc hanks held E2.5Sc.05o cash !
reserve above tho - per cent require |
mciIrs Calculated OF tn" system az av-
eTsgc5 the csCess reserve il $3.50. 80. |
The actual condition rcpor, made the loss
" cash during tho week $i.s2e, 600. which |
NSs little larger than earlier estimates
Idd indicated.
The hanks are SIN decreasing their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
WHY CHINO STANDS
At HEAD Of LIST
Real Extent of Copper Ore
Remains Yet TO Be
Made Certain.

While Chino has been attracting a
great deal of attention OF late IN View
Of tho excellent rc,ult which have been
obtained at the properly, and which have
clearly demonstrated the mines abliiy
10 turn out a much larger copper pro-
duc,ion than was originally estimated at
greatly reduced cost. there is another
side 10 this great porphyry' mine which So
not being lost s!sh, OF b. those In closs
touch with tho situation This is the
possibility OF largely iucrea sing the ton
mage and q further increase I'm the ca
pacity OF the concentration. say Thomp-
son, Towlo &, Co.