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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19

men, lit nonIif bon 662,987 auf
1,038,274 in 3irfulotion gepab-
len. 0ies be5ieht iid balptid6lid)
auf's 8olniide. @roBeren @elpinn
meiit Die italienii6e Yreiie onf.
Die GAIL Ser 8ldtter wu9s Don 63
auf 104 ODER IS 8ro3ent, Die from
5oiiide lit Inn II Bro5ett gemad)-
len, bauptIdhlib in Sen Nell-gns,
lano-S toaten nit ibrer ltetig at
nebnlenoen canabiid fran5oiiide,l
ginmanoerung. 8ieie Sran5oien ltn-
terboltell oort flint ooer iehs tGg-
li6e fotbolil6e 3eitungenl Die ito
lienii6e 3ir%fuIation lit nm so Bro-
sent geluodient BON 319,450 alf
50O,475.
NnBer ben p%orgenannten Spru=
d)en iino IN Ser 8reiie ser Scr.
5taoten Die folgelloen Spra6en nit
elmer @eiammt 3irfulation boa
1855 6 bertreten:
@rabii6, 4rmenil6, Gbineiii0,
9odanoiid, 5inniib @aeliih CIT
Sriib), @rie6iih, Sauaiib Sc
braii6, Snoianerlpraben, Sapa-
Mid, 9oreoniihl 8ortueielilh Spa-
midi, Spriid, 8eIib uno giooii1.
Die Ser. Staoten iino Elm mabs
res Babel BON Sprahen unb 8ol-
feridoftcn gemoroell uno es 6raidt
bier niemuno ms Quslano gu &C.
ben, Inn frembe 5praden gu err
lerne1t. Na6 Der englii6en miro
ieood Die oeutide Sprode als Die
Sauptfulturiprade in ben gebilbe-
teren areiien nno i'm Sbulpeien
Der Ser. Staten audi in 3ufunit
anerfannt bleiben.
(9uff. golfsblatt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19

len, iabr0ebntelang; ct bat Die Ser
nirflidung oieles 8ebonfens ermoa'
lidt uno er bot Dem groBell
Staotsmann. Der i'm sur &usfiif'
riil1g bra6te, belfeno uno foroerno
8rr Geite geitanoen. Seute bot ct
feline 3iele uno 3mede mebr. gr
iii meoer &egierungs- nod Sppoii-
tionspartei. Die &e9ierung bat ii.
re Stuse in ben &edtsparteien uno
oie Oppoiition itebt gu ben So5ios
oemofraten. 9as benefit Die Wti-
lion 5timnen, Die in oieienl
Sabr mebr fir oie io5ialbemofrati.
iden &anoioaten obgegeben ltno.
Die @efolgidaft oes 2iberalismnS
fat iid 5eritreut uno ielbit DC
gelhidteIte Saftif miro tie ni6t fpie-
Der au1ommenbrinqet1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19
@ie bic aaiierfamilie @eibuabts.
beiurgmngen madJt.

Mftte Ser a6t5iger Sabre, ais
Berlin i'm 8ergletb 81 iest, nod
eine perbdltnismaBig itiae uno ru-
6ige Staot mar, fonnte mun in ben
Eage1 Dor @eibnadten baufig in
ben neutrality-suspicious. cine Sol.
equipaee Dor einem Ser alten,
befannten uno init Dem .Sofliefe-
rantentitel geihmiiften @ei6afte
unter ben 2inoen ieben: ben 8ager
oes &aiiers. Ser 2eibidger, eine
ieoem 8erliner pertraute @eftalt,
ltano am @agenidlage ooer an Der
2aoentiir, Die beioen I~rafebner
gfappen idorrten il1lrubig NIT ben
SiiBen, mabreno Der mol6eleibte
autider l~piiroepoa lpie aus Gra ge-
gotten, ouf Dem 8ode iaB. llno
man muBte: Der Safer inadt @eib-
nadtsbeiorgungen. 8is an's gnoe
icines OH @rfolgen nilo gbren 10
rei1en 2ebens IieB 8aiier @iIbelm
Ser grite es iib niht nebunen,
lelb5t sic @eidenfe fir feline Ser
luanoten uno feline l1mgebune 81
faufen. 21ngit entidtpunoene 3ei-
tenl Man biloet iib Elm, blalierte
@roBitdoter eeporbcn 5u fem. Mber
ipenn Der gnfeI oes alien aaiiers,
menn 9aiiar @ilbcIm Der 3peite
iebt in eigener 8erion al,f @eib-
nadtseilfaufe altsee1en moate, mir.
De in Der 5traBe, Die er anfiudtc,
porausiihtlid cine nollfomme1c
Stoflrng oes @erfebrs eintreten.
9enn es bat iih Die iible Site
berauseebiloet, oaB Die Meitidei1 fih
SIT 9unoerten aniammeln mo ein
Bring bes aailerbauies ooer eilie
Hrin5efiin ben 2aoen betritt, n1to
oaB lie 8milden Der Sir nlto Dem
@uto mn einen id)malen Gong frei.
laiien, ourh ben Der Brin5 ODER
Die Erin5eiiin lib nit Miibe ourd-
iuinben muB. Sn Der Tnt = einc
iebr bdBlide unO in traurigiten
Sinne fleinitdotiide Site. Die 4ai.
Ierin laBt es fid trob6em niht Der
orteBen lire @eibnadtsbeiorgun.
gen ielbif, meiit bon Der Yrin5ef.
lin 9iftoria 2uiie beeleitet, oorsu.
sic miro, als Dame, in
ibrer einfaden StraBenfIeioung nit
Dem Shleier Dor Dem 9lntlis, Oft
gar ni1t erfannt, wiiniht aih nidt,
Dab man elm b~efonoeres @ufbeben
bon ibrer Mnipeienbeit madt. Sic
priift als quite 6ausfran, jebea
@egenitano, ebe iie iih Gum aaufc
entihlieBt, uno aud oBrin5eBhen"
oas NIT benz Gaidenseloe .bals-
9alten muB lit mableriid. Die Sdb-
nc uno Die Shmiesertohter oes
&aiiers iino mdbreno Der Weib.
IN einigen Nerliner @e.
id)1ften ni6t ielten ai,3utreffen,
Die 5uorineli6e Neu9ier, Die lie aui
Der Strabe eripartet> ertragen lie
nit itimiuer Meiignation. Ser Sal
fer ober batain Ben lestcn ssabren
MIR meniee @aIe ben SUB in ci-
men 9erliner 2aoen geiest. @enn
ct etmas faufen nil, laBt Der Mos
nar6 ii6 Broben uno Muiter in's
brineen u1to trifft BORT, nad
eigenen1 urtei[e nno @eidmad, iei.
ne WahI.
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@ad)stnm Der Sentid : amerifami.
iden Greiie.
Sn elmer rns borliegelloen nellell
Statiitif iiber oos 3eitungslpeien
in ben Ser. Staaten bot uns nidts
10 angenebm iiberrai4t als Der
geribt iiber Die oeutibe 9reiie ui-
ieres 2anoes. Shon Dor Sabren
bat man ibreu Miidsane propbe
5eit uno ibren baloigen ihlieBli.
den u%ntergang. Mber iiebe Dol Sic
oeutid : amerifoniibe Hreiie bat
in Den Sabren Don 1904 Bis 1909
iogar better abgeidnitten ais bic
engliide. Die bieiise u9imes@ gi6r
Die befueiien0en 3ablen uno Be.
merit:
ygbe leab is maintained By publ.
cations in TIE German language"
Gin Der Spise lteben Die 8ldtter
Der oeutiden Sprabe. - Sier Die
3ablen: Die eugliifen 3citllnsen
un6 3eitidriften mudien oil 3abl
mabreno Der genannten fiuf Sab
re bon 20.599 auf 20,746 ODER
Inn I gro3ent, mdbreno ibre 3irfu.
Lotion ben 142, All, 068 allf 155,.
447 ODER Inn 8 gro5ent eeftie.
gen lift.
Bon Den 700 oeutiden 3eitlingen
iino ~aller6inss s eingegaugen, az
10 ulgefdbr / Yro5ent> ober Die
3irfulation Der iibrigeli lit ppll
3,922,227 auf 4,434,146 ODER nm
Is, iage uno idreibe I'M orei5eIM
Gro8ent gepa6ien. Mit Dem Nus
lterben oes Deutiden uno Ser
oentiden Breiie in 4nterifa bat IS
benin bod feline. b%eionoere Gle.
DAB adt oeitide 3eitunget anfbor-
ten. lit nod lange fein geipeis oes
9fiifeangs unierer Breiie. gs lit
III Der n1mli6en 5eit obue 3iDci-
fel cine bel groBere 8abl en0li-
ider Bublifationen engagement,
obgleid uns oorIber feline 3ablen
porliegen. Mu6 ganfen ullb anoe-
re @eIhafte baben f%alliert uno piel-
leiht in einem boberen Bro5ens.
fat. Die oeutid)e Guaranteeing
bat freili6 gofl5 erbeblid abgenonI-
men, oabingegen lit Die oeutI6<nn
gariide itarf geitiegen uio bon oie-
ier Seite bat uniere Breiie beoell
tend getponnen.
Donn gibt es aud piele oentife
2eier BEL lns, Die in Mmerifa &c
boren limb. @s iino bies %5unieiIt
iolhe, Ole in ben 8farriAitlel
oeutid leien lernten uno in ben
&ir6en Die oeutihen Brebigten re-
gelnlGBig anboren. 9ei oieien
miro aud in ben 5amilien nod
mebr Die alte Mntteriprofe eeidobt
itno gepflegt.
SntereHont iino Die angaben
aud iiber Die on6ersipra4igen Bet
tiingen oes 2anoes. Die ~ifonoina-
piihe Breiie lit nm 8 Bro5ent IN
Der 3irfulotion suriidgegangen, Die
Iabiihe bat IS Yro5ent angenom-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19
Gin ensliider Trenmb 9entidlano's.

2oro Saloane, Der clglii6c
ariegsminiiter, bat %ullangit in &c,
cineton cine @cbe ge9altelt Die
i'm noltuenoen @egenias 81 Der be-
fannten oeltti6 : feinblid)elt GREG.
gteoe Itebt. 2pro 9albane fam
es niht einieben, marlm 0eilti6.
LAMB uno gnglano nidt CUTE, chr
lihe Sreunoe iein fonilell. ST babe
quite 9ofhuu1sen fir Die 3uflntft.
@r erfenue Deutiblano lcilen 8lat'
an Der COME gu u11o gonne ibnl
ieine mirtlhaftlide Mnsoebnlrag auI
bein @eltbal. 3ulest tenllt Der
britiid)e Rriegsminiiter 0eutiblal1o
einen Der groBten 8ioniere Der 81
piliiation uno Der Wiiienihaft. gs
ieien aus Der 9aloanc-Hebe Die
soIoenen Worte, 0euti6Iano BE-
treffeno, Die man alien 9eutihen-
besern gnglano's III gagen Der Gr.
resung porbalten iollte, bier luieoer.
gegeben. Sic lauten:
SD femme 9euti6lano 5iemlid)
gut uno babe bort cine Neibe bon
periDnliden Jreunoen,~ 3miiden
ben beiben 2dnoern lit Elm Sang
aaes mig5uoeuten entitanoen. u1lo
man fragt iid), ob oaau irgello ei-
ne geraulaiiune uorlieet. @os
Deutihlanb anbetrifft, 10 lieet fein
@runo oafiir por. 9as biitoert ie-
bod niht, oaB oieies Mistroien
antpadit, aber melln feine mirflihe
llriade bierfiir porbanben it, miro
es balo bon ielbit poriibergeben. %
i'd ielblt feinen @runo iebe, mes
balb mir ni6t auf gutem Sub nit
Deutidlono iteben fonten, boffe id
auf cine before 3ufunft. @ir
ninidcn> Dob Dentfdlono's Salt-
BEL iih 10 melt entnideIt, mie mn
irseno moelid, oenn je groler
9eutihlano's 9anoel lit, oeito nlebr
@eidafte meroen mir NIT Deutlb-
LAMB MAIDEN. llno oanr1 miiuihen
mir, BOB 9eutIdlano ieinen pul-
len Ylab an Ser Come erBalt. 9ier
iillb mir NIT inherent groBen @elt-
reid, 0antl Sranfreib nit leinem
uito anoere 2dnoer nit ibren gre.
Ben iiberieeiiden 8eiibungell. Nudl
mir wiiroen germ ieben, baB 8eutld-
LAMB ooran teiIninrlnt unb fid in.
@anoeI ODER i'm 2an6beiis aus
oebnt no es geiesIid 5uldiiig lit
Die Medte anoerer .miificn iebodj
reipeftiert tperoen, o6er innerbalt
oieier @ren5eil miiroe i1 germ Ie
ben, oaB Deutidlal1o iid) atsbreitet
uno ieinen ginfluB in ~entfernten
groteiIen altsiibt. Sd fonnte 1tidlts
belferes feben, aIs menn Deutid-
LAMB uno mir Sonb i'll Sano arbei-
ten, nm bic lpeniger 5ipiliiicrtcil
9eile unferer groe auf cine bobe
re 9ultur 5i bringeu. Sn 8entid-
Lamb ieber mir einen Der groBten
9ioniere Der @iiienidaft uno oer
Civilization 5u oeiien ,Jiiben Die
@eIt g~eieiieu bat."
SHone uno beber5igenslperte
@orte zines gnsl1nbers in bober
Stelllng, aber er lpirb elm Suffer
in Der Wiite bleiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19
Sdarfe gpIur.Winbe

blaien nit furhtbarer @epaIt i'm
boben 0oroen uno iino gefabrli6 fir
Die &aut; perurladen rote, roube
aufgeiprungene Sanoe unb 2ippen
uito es lit 9udlen's @rnica Salba,
n6tig, iie gu beilen. Sic madt bic
6aut pei1 llno glatt. unbergIeihe
lid aud fir 8rarlb- uno grabtpnn-
oen, @eihpiire, Shnittwunoen,
0uetifungen utio Sdmorrboieea.
Rur 25c BET olen 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19

Mie6rere 9ienter seindt iiir
GarmIdnoereien iii Der 9a6e bon
Souroonton. @roBe Sanlilicn be-
oor3uat.
@m. Sdert, 425 @iintber ctr.
Sus. Gonranb, gdc @boms nilS
Siio.Mlamo Ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19

Ser fluge Mann feilnt ieile
Sebfer, Der oulniue meiB niGt, ooB CT
~iiber6alipt Seller beiitt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
ALLISON WILL HAVE
CHARGE OF AFFAIRS
Good Authority Gives Wei
come Assurance to Ohio
Copper Shareholders.

Although The Tribune cannot give its
authority for the statement. 1t Is assured
from q source that Is absolutely reliable
that the affairs of the Ohio Copper COM
pany are to be shaped In accordance
with the telegram and promise made a
week ago by w, o, Allison, president OF
the company. Mr.. Allison assured the
committee OF Salt Jakers reprcsen TIM s
the Utah shareholders that he would
have the naming of the treasurer and two
directors. and two directors with HIM
self will constitute majority OF the
board.
Mr. Allison did not enter into detail In
regard to the time Of selection of these
two directors, but The Tribune's author
ity says that In order to properly wind
up the affairs Of the old organization II
was necessary TO have a majority of the
board Of directors constituted as at the
present time. He states further that Mr.
Allison Will have the appointment OF two
directors In addition to himself, and that
this matter will be satlsfa ctorily worked
out In due season
Should this prove to be the case. and
Ohio Copper shareholders OF the west
can rest assured that the enterprise Will
have Mr., Allison and his associates In
control and in direct charge Of opera
tions. Tho west has complete confidence
in Mr.. Allison and i believes that he
proper condition for production on scale
commensurate with its undoubted merits.
II Is understood that there was very lit
tie western stock. and Utah stock In par
ticuiar. that failed TO meet the assess
ment. and those stockholders who did pay
for all along 10 reap benefit from their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
PROMINENT MEN IN
A WAITING ATTITUDE

James A, Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers'. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
Paine. webeer 6 Co. Boston---The To-
cal market was 30 extremely dull that
scattered odd lots selling made prices
look decidsoly weak. When the total
sales, however, were figured up. the re-
action showed that II had no significance
and prices will quickly recover as soon as
the New York list shows any sign Of a
rally.
Logan &: Bryan. New York--Market
today can be described as dull and un-
profta BILE. We are going through a
marking time process pending the policy
TO be outlined In the acceptance from the
Democratic nominee. This political un-
certainty, together with hardening ten
dency OF money rates. has somewhat re-
tarded speculation. The house resolution
regarding investigation into affairs OF an
thracite coal properties had late un-
favorable influence Some OF the uptown
professional traders seem to be sellers OF
such stocks as Reading, The political
disturbances gave us weak closing:
however the crop situation, with the ex-
ception OF cotton. seems more assured
each day for a big harvest Prominent
men are In a waiting mood and will prob
ably not take an aggressive stand on the
bull side unless something very construc-
tive should be heard from the Demo-
cratic nominee, which will encourage
capital In general business,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
MANY MINES SHIP
At AMERICAN FORK
Present Season Promises Big
Returns for Several of
Its Properties.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
AMERICAN FORK, Utah, July 30
While the silence surrounding the opera
tions In the American Fork mines may
create the impression that development
Is being restricted this season. 1t is
nevertheless true that for actual work
and results there have been few better
years in this camp.
On the Nfillar Hill property the Erick-
son loasers have just forwarded fifty
two-ton car to the smelters, there Is
more ore IKE IT being hauled to the sid
Ing while there is first-class showing
underground to Justify the prediction that
frequent shipments will be made during
the summer,
From the Pnclfic property on Friday a
ffty-ton car was shipped which is
thought to be one of tho best sent out
from American Fork in some time. Min g
assays indicate this ore will be worth
about S2500 net. It Is the showing from
which this shipment WAS made that has
created tho impression that the company
will be able To pay a dividend this year.
The Wild brothers with their Dutch
man lease will have another shipment
ready coon, these Ieasers having a splen-
did earning proposition. John Cleghorn
is extracting good ore from the Yankee
property and teams arc kept busy haul
Ing il To the railroad. This ore Is q good
grade galena and occurs In great bould-
ers. many being several hundred pounds
In weight.
There Is report here that prominent
mining men are negotiating for the Noun
tain Dell property. ON which the Unitod
States Smelling. Refining Sc Mining COM
pany has done a considerable amount OF
work. Work has been started on the
the prospects are bright for shipments
soon from this proposition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
HALIFAX CROSSCUTS
ON LEVEL FOURTEEN

The Halifa1-Tonopah Mining company
commenced crosscuttiug Tuesday from
tho 1400-foot level, below which a sump
Of thirty feet deep is now being sunk,
1t Is intended AT present to cut only a
small station. as the management is anx-
ious not to delay prosecuting north to
cut on its dip the downward extension
OF the big vein that was passed through
In the shaft at depth OF l26S feet. says
the Tonopah Miner.
When this crosscut is out about ffty
tseI oranch from II VIII be run round
will be driven TO prospect the country
south Of the shaft
There has been no recent increase In
the flow OF water, which is easily ham
died without n pump
Preparations for installing the new
hoisting plant are now In progress The
excavations for this are completed and
the concrete foundations, ten feet deep,
are being set. these taking over 40 Gu
bic yards OF concrete.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
Assays Are Wonderful.

There was full breast Of ore exposed,
Ave feet OF which will average $500 per
ton. Assays from the face carry practi-
cally anything desired. the richest orc not
being assayed al all, yet values run up
TO ten ounces gold and about 1000 ounces
silver to the ton and the balance of the
vein Will carry ore valued at $50 to $40
per ton
The crosscut was in about twelve feet
at the time and tho crosscut Is making
for the hanging wall. and one important
and encoura eing feature Of the crosscut
results is that the footwali averaged far
better than at the point above where the
shaft was driven directly into and through
the vein. Should the values improve as
the hanging wall Is approached IL is diff
cult to tell just how much this wonderful
resource will be worth to the Merger COM
pany.
Mr.. Mead brought the following state
to Salt Lake with him, a statement made
to the Miner OF Tonopahs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
DESTROYS SLEEP.
Many Salt Lake City People Testify to
This,

Many Salt Lake City People Testify to
This
You can't sleep at night
With aches and pains of bad back
When you have to get. up from urin-
ary troubles
All on account of the kidneys,
Set weak kidneys working Alright
with Doan'B Kidney Pills.
Here is proof Of their efficiency.
John W. West, l6O South Twelfth
East street, Salt Lake City, Utah, says;
"Doan 3 Kidney Pills were of greater
benefit to me than any other remedy 1
ever took The public statement I gave
in their praise some three years ago
still holds good and I have no objec-
tion to its continued publication. l
was bothered considerably by pains in
the small of my back and a too fire.
quent desire to pass the kidney secre-
tions- often had to get up three or
four times at night on account of this
weakness. Doan's Kidney Pills, pro-
cured at the Schra mm,J ohnson s Drug
Store, soon removed my aches and
pains and improved my condition in
every way. Every kidney sufferer in
Salt Lake City should give this remedy
trial"
For sale at Schramm-J Johnson' s Drug
Store, Salt Lake City, Utah, and by al
Dealers. Price, soc. Foster-Mllburn
Co, Buffalo, New York. Sole Agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan 's-and
take no other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
THOMPSON-QUINCY ORE
is AVERAGING WELL

Some samples OF ore termed milling
grade were sent 10 the local Offices of the
Thompson Quincy company Monday. but
on being assaycd this ore ran e0i ounces
per and 1929 per cent zinc. while there
was trace OF gold present. There are
four feet of this material throughout
and conditions are reported to be in very
gratifying shape.
There Is a. disposition locally 20 believe
that the company will arrange somewhat
better air. connections at the property. and
that shipments will not be delayed beyond
the first hour that they can be economi-
cally made possible, One prominently
identified with the mine Is quoted say
ing that with the improved air oonnec
tions completed he would guarantee the
shipment OF at least 900 worth OF ore
within one months time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
GOLD ROADS PLANT
is BEING INCREASED

George W. Heintz. general manager OF
tho United States Smelling Refining &
Mining company. has returned from 4irl-
iona. where he inspected The Gold Roads
property which Is one Of the United
States ooupanys producers. In regard to
increased mill capacity at this property.
Mr.. Heintz states that originally the plant
present capacity is 80 tons W and it soon
will be handling $50 tons daily, while the
ultimate capacity VIII be 300 tons.
Ore !s being extracted on the third. fifth
and seventh levels. the shaft is now at
tho 800, and when tho o00-foot level is
gained another station viii be cut and a
level established. Mine developments, he
states. ara very gratifying.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
Statement Of Manager.

This is really a wonderful ore body
and the sulphdes are the richest I have
ever seen In the camp. The vein ia OF
the same period Of naturalization as those
of the Tonopah Extension mine. We shall
continue most aggressive development
and shall commence shipments at the
earliest possible date. The Merger looks
like developing into one OF the greatest
mines IN the camp"
Mr.. Mead with other Salt Lakers Is. in
terested In the Tonopah Golden Crown
and the Cash Boy lease. and both these
propositions. he states. will get the Mer-
ger vein, as will also the Midway One Of
the attractive propositions of the camp, he
added was the Tonopah as which Is
scheduled to secure the West Ends prop
erty's resources, and which now is in
very satisfactory formation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
EX. WAS
MONDAYS FEATURE

All stocks had to retire to the extreme
rear Monday on the local exchange In
order that the trading In Columbus Ex-
tension might be conducted in an Unpre-
cedepted manner The discovery on
Sunday night OF the Toledo lissure on the
lower tunnel level, and the appearance
OF ore in this generous sized vein, were
the interesting news features that occa-
stoned the demand for this issue. over
$1,000 shares sold during the day.
Sales for the day totaled $3.50 shares
OF stock, the market value OF which was
sSsS5. % The following were the closing
transactions:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
MERGER FIND IS
REMARKABLE OWE
Crosscut Breaks Into Bonanza
Ore in Present Tonopah
Interest Spot.
VALUES ARE VERY HIGH
Manager Kirchen Says These
Sulphides Are the Richest
Of the Camp.
VALUES ARE VERY HIGH

In terming the resources Of the Tono-
pah Merger property one OF the most re-
marllable discoveries In the history of that
splendid camp. and one OF the marvellous
finds OF recent Nevada history. r. II.
Mead, who reached the city from Nevada
on Monday. took into consideration the
work Of crosscuttlng the ore body found
In shaft sinking This crosscut is being
sent forward on the 9S0-foot level. and
when Mr. Mead left the district il was
making into some Of the richest ore one
could conceive OF for II still to retain its
right to tn, term ore
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
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York and all Scotch, English, Irish, Con-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
NEVADA CON. RAISES
ITS NET EARNINGS

The net earnings Of the Nevada Consol-
ldated company Tor the quarter ending
s7i2.593 over the previous period. The
copper produced during the nuorter
amounted to 1s.0e2.4 4S9 pounds, which az
period