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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Has Belmont Veins.

BY careful study Of the longitudinal
section OF the Belmont and Halifax prop
crty. our readers attention Is directed
70 me llooIioot level OF the Belmont
winch is only one of the several drift :
on one OF the. largest veins of gold silver
Gre Yet developed In this countl-, This
vast ledge system is now developed and
proven in ITS westerly extension through
Ionopah Mining ground and others inr
distance Of over 1000 feet aud whjc,o
official records show, since It's discov-
.tE IN l?pV, has produced upwards Of
100000 900 in gold and silver. -
All OF this historic vein is now conclu-
siFelN proven by developments 10 bn I'm
place 2nd alignment headed easterly into
The map each of the five different levels
SHOWS iaces OF ore within 1000 10 250 foot
OF entering The Halifax property. These
are distances which can easily be s,cnocd
OFT. To realize the fun Significance and
possibilities Of the IIaIifax propcriv n
is further significant. this Belmont vein
has a direct strike through rne Halifax
ioatur" Of this Belmont master. yein 81
pointing into Halifax ground. is its en-
traordlnary width and values the sill
noors and slopes in placing showing full
breasts OF ore. fifty feet wide. with a
(. run OF min" values as shown by the past
year mill runs OF SIS 10 $50 per ton. II
Is claimed by some engineers i'm position
10 Know tnat this Vein now appears In
be 100 feet wide I'm places. Such veins
"l orc are seldom found IN any mines oui =
side OF the Tonopah camp.
More subsequent development in the
iciinont property shows The I.ittl. Belle
vein headed in the direction OF the Hall
ia%: the South vein headed In the dircC-
ton OF the IIalifaN. and in the Rescue
Eria the new Eula vein headed in the
direction Of the IIalifaN. II can only Inc
n matter oC conjecture and reasonable
! hypothesis as 10 what Tho conycr.inc of
AL four Of these veins would mean In
Halifax ground.
The Halifax Tonopah uropertv is ,nu
III The very center and limclieht Of vha;
Is locally known rs the new eaSierly soc.
ton nf the ToHopah camp. and ti'.. do
Nciopnent oi orc bodies striking directly
into the Halifax end lines now places This
property as the next probable big minc
OF The Tnn1naM nsmn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Mining Notes.

Ernest l.. Godhr has returned nom the
east more than ever convinced thar tn,
Phoebe disirlc; H. destined 70 be biIgv and
accomplishing during 1917
Folnie- General Manager M. e. Nor.
RE OF tie born Silver COMPANY ia back
iiou tho mine In Beaver county. having
turned over tho property lo his success
ors- tortultnE Engineer Ben r. Law
renee 9Id superintendent Hcmdrickson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Orc and Bullion.

The -oie and bullion report. ziNcu by
McCornck & Co.. vas aS follows Orc
received. $50. 0oo: bullion shipped $50.
pcH. total Ssr nUp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Listing and Markets.

pom tho comple Ion Of sale or tho above
mentioned 10000 shares ~ treasury
stock, IN duo tmc these share, vii, bc
listed fcf trading aud suota,lons Oh the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Metal Market

TIE metal quotations for Fridss POSI-
% hy McCoTnick X Co. were as follows:
silver. oslo; lead. s4.f5; copper. ;if.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
San Francisco OIL Stocks.

Jan;c. N Pollock s. COMPANY bankers
and brokers, furnish the following, re-
ccivcd over their private wire Yesterday
q afternoon,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Ore Shipments.

Tho Ttan lore Saupliuy ,osnrau,- on
F-idHs released six cars os ore from Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03

lanes \. Pollock &, Co. bankers and
brokers furnish the following, rHcniNen
over their private wire yesterday AFTER
noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Nevadas in San Francisco.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers' furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Boston Mining Stocks.

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, 1912-02-03
Tin,ic Ore Shipments.

Special Ia The Tribune.
EUREKA. Feb. 2.--t'ollcwlng are INC
ore shipments from Tintic district for the
week ending. tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Development,

II Is the historic DEVELOPMENTS in the
Belmont mine within the past two Years
which has now brought forth the rapid
development of the Tonopah Halifax
property. Following the strike Of the
master Vein OF the Belmont mine,
three compartment Shaft is being
Propped iii the Halifax as rapidly
possible from which crosscutting viii be
carried to the ore bodies. I, II EaoloG
ically figured that these crosscuts should
reach out from this shaft at the 700 To
the 15oofoot level rs cauditlons war
rant.
This large shaft on December 2S. 1911.
was 655 feet deep, making depth at the
rate of 100 To $50 feet per month. The
shaft is located only 500 feet cast of
the Belmont boundary line In the in
terin of sinking this snalt the Halifax
lateral developments from the Belmont
drifts. all headed into The Halifax ground.
II ia pertinent 10 mention that tho Tono-
pah Belmont Development company will
receive advantages I'm pushing their east
crly drifts into and beyond their boun-
shafts operations OF the Halifax for air
connections and other good commercial
mining reasons. We might therefore
wcll say the Halifax property is receiv-
ing two Developments: shaft ope IA tious
and lateral extensions out OF the Bel
mont
IL is elementary in mining that il is
the unknown In degree which makes
IL so popular and fascinating, With this
thought In View. we feel entitled to CON
cur In the opinion of the management
OF the Halifax Tonopah and their CORPS
OF engineers and geologists that this
Halifax property bids fair 10 make with
in few months into a mine Of char
actsr. possibly as famous as its neigh
Dor. the Tonopah Belmont
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
HALIFAX IN VERY
STRONG POSITION
Tonopah Property IS Certain
TO Receive Extension of
Famous Resources.
STATEMENT Is ISSUED
New Shaft. Being Driven to
Open the Belmont Vein
System.

Weir Brothers & Co. of New York WOO
have been connected with the first treas
ury offerings or such TonoUah PROPOSE
lions As the Tonopah Mining. the Eel
mont. Montana Tonopah, Touoush EN-
tension and West end Consolidated. and
also Of tho C;oldGeld Consolidated. New
ada Hills and others, have under~ritt"n
ln000 shares OF treasury stock or The
Halifax Tonopah Mining company At Sl.21
n share r. NJ. Smith Is president OF In"
HALIFAX: Thomas Ecarns is vice pres
Ident and these. with g. T.. Iabrlskie. +.
]. Westcott and :. H. Brady: constitute
the hoard OF directors.
WoIr Brothers have issued a state
ment setting forth tho details which con-
stltute the Halifax one Of tho most ~
trac,iyc propositions recently brought
forward in Nevada This statement IN
part follows:
The property consists Of four patented
claims, aEEresatiuE ST acres. Immediately
adjoining on the east tho famous Tono-
pah Belmont al Tonopah. New. as fea'
turcd on the enclosed sketch II is NOW
equipped with = 500 hors epoWer electric
hoist, with an S0-foot steel gallows frame.
capable of hoIstiuG n load of 1000 pounds
from tho 1000 foot level; a io-drill air
compressor with electric motor and other
machinery for complete equipment.
When the orc bodies are encountered as
planned iiy biologists and engineers the
company will erect its own mill for the
reduction OF its ores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03

Notice.
We have moved our retail store to
45-47 West lst South, next to Din.
woolcy's.
NATIONAL TEA IMP. co
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

The Tribune has received the following
self explanatory COMMUNICATIONS:
Salt Lake CIV 1.iab Irci,rr,,y oi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
Ideal Location for New City
Park, in Opinion of
A. B. Irvine.
VIEW is UNSURPASSED
Also Pointed Out That the
Location Is Easy of
Access.

The Tribune has received the followin
elf explanatory communication:
Salt Lake CITY. Utah, February a.
Edifor The Tribune: At Joint
meeting Of the Commercial clubs
committee on public improv ements
and parks and committee on water
and electricity, held in the dining
room OF the club YESTERDAY. reso-
mtlon was introduced that the board
OF commissioners of Salt Lalle City
procure By purchase or otherwise the
vacant Eighteenth ward square ~
the corner Of First avenue and \
street, aud nse same as q public
park i, occurred 10 the writer that
il the press would take this matter
mr. and advocate II. the commission
ers might be induced 10 look favor
ably upon the proposition.
Salt Lake is growing and should
have a suitable park within easy
walking distance Of The business dis
inc in the hotels. roominE houses
and apartment houses as we'll rs our
own citizens, could crjo, the seclu
sion Of q garden and the heauties in
cident 10 such a place. From every
standpoint. this property is ideal for
such a purpose. Ii is located within
ilvc minutes. walk from the business
and hotel district. right in the heart
OF ono of the most populous residence
districts OF the city. and Is the only
available piece Of vacant ground with
in that distance, It's elevation is
such that an unsurpassed view can
he obtained OF mountains. valley and
lake. and being at the mouth of city
Creek canyon, IL is swept by the cool
sud invigorat,n6 breczcs from tho
hills in the summer time, while in
the winter, owing 10 It's elevation. IL
Is comparatively free from tho dense
cloud OF smoke which cnvclups tho
business district,
The. spot is interesting from An
historical standpoint and hardly a
go up on that hill TO see Brigham
Youne's grave and get a general view
OF our beautiful city and valley. The
street leading up 10 the property
from South Tcmple-A sLrect-is too
sleep TO be available for vehicles. but
could be terraced and btauttied and
made into a beautiful approach To
the proposed park Indeed. ~ COM
petent landscape architect or garden
er could. by taking advantage Of the
ings. make this one OF the most beau
tiful little parks in the United states.
II would be a show spot that would
leave q lasting impression on the
minds OF visitors and would prove a
never ending source of pleasure TO our
night time summer or winter, the
View from the corner of First avenue
and A street is ono that is uneGualed
in beauty. BY all means II should be
q park.
The writer is convinced that if The
matter is taken up and pushed with
sufficient energy there are patriotic
citizens In Salt Lake who Viii sub
scribe sufficient sum TO purchase
the property and deed 1t 10 the city,
nv, x1-on Illl al lpagt raiSp H. large part
OF the funds necessary for the pUr-
pose Now Is the time TO act. II we
wait until valuable improvements are
erected on the ground It Will he I'M
practicabls TO consider the propost
ton. Respectfully.
A B, IRVINE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

Main and State streets, commands a
value Of from $4,000 to $4,000 per trout
foot,
"Propcrty in Salt Lake today Is
marketable at extremely low prices. |
venture to say that the values on Salt
Lake property are lower than IN any
other city | have visited. But that
condition can not prevail much longer.
On the coast, the resources consist prin.
cipally of fruits. oils and climate. Here
we have everything that contributes to-
ward the making of great common
wealth This city is entering upon q
new era Of growth and development. .
Prices Of land arc bound to increase
IN all my trips about the country, ]
have found fewer vacant houses iu salt
Lake than in any other city | have Wis.
tied:
Property owners in West Second
South street have grown optimistic
concerning the future in that section.
because of the plan to erect the new
Orpbeum building on the site Of the old
Salt Lake Hardware company. They
hold faith In future increase iu values
and declare that the new structure Will
mean a new period OF development for
that section.
improvements planned by owners of
residence additions and private owners
are about to he renewed on a large
scale, Work viii commence shortly on
the completion Of the new Fifteenth
East street car line. The outlook for
building activities continues one of c1-
certional promise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
FOR YEAR is BRIGHT

w, A. Ncedham has just returned
from New York and Chicago, after an
absence OF six weeks. his trip having
been taken in the business interest OF
the u. c. M. /
General indications In the east, says
Mr.. Needham. are that the present year
will be q good one for business. There
is considerable Improvement reported IN
all ar the larger cities at the present
time. with a prospect that the increase
In trade volume wifi continue indefinitely
him was Mrs, NctSell,
Who formerly had charge Of the millinery
IN the big store. After an
absfncc of six months she comes back
TO resume her plnce at that institution,
rier ~ New York, who will have special
overseeing Of the trimming division in
the millinery department
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
Prepare for Sports.
J. WILL GRAY IS
REAL UTAH BOOSTER

j. Will Gray of Gray Bros, g. Co.,
arrived homo yesterday after n bust
ness trip to New York. Chicago and
St Louis On general business condi
tione Mr.. Gray said:
II found everybody very optimistic
and great activity in business lines. At
the centcrs there are more buyers than
ever before They are buying the best
kinds of goods and in large quanti-
ties" Continuing, Mr.. Gray asserted
that he heard much tallr Of Salt Lake
and Utah in the enst, Everybody was
boosting thcm,' said he, "They were
talking about our Hotel Utah and the
great possibilities for development in
this section ! have returned home with
such great faith III the future that our
entire Main street store is to be cou-
yertcd into "A strictly ladies ready.to-
wear speciality one Now that our
store room has been rcmodeled, there
is mono finer in New York city, Wei
will continue TO handle men s clothing
at our store III the Hotel Utah. | cx.
pect that we will do n quarter Of q !
million dollars worth Of business this
year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

edly better feeling in the farming dig
trlcts and Ill the lines of trade that
do business more particularly with ag-
rlculturlsts has become evident. due to
tho increased rain and snowfall Of the
past week or two.
Arrange Bank Merger.
During the week. stockholders. di.
rectors aud officers Of the Utah Nation
al bank and the State Bank Of Utah
met preparatory to the consolidation Of
the two institutions. to further discuss
and arrange routine details. Another
session will be held on the first of the
month. and the announced merger is
declared near at hand.
Among the signs Of bcttermcut i'll
the cast during tho weel. was the AN
nouncement Of about $60,000,000 new
bonds and short term notes by five OF
the leading railroad systems. This IS
interpreted TO show ut least Z partial
revival OF confidence among banking
men The effects Of finding employ
ment for so large an amount of idle
capital cannot be but beneficial, 1t rs
declared.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
NOTABLE INCREASE
IN BANK CLEARINCS
Record for the Week Demon
strates Growing Confidence
and Better Business.
INVESTORS OPTIMISTIC
Plenty of Money Is Available
Without Difficulty for
Legitimate Projects.
INVESTORS OPTIMISTIC

As evidence of Improvement and
sound conditions in the local financial
world, bankers point with pride TO the
weeks clearing house returns. which
exceed those Of the same period IN
1911 by almost unprecedented figures.
AT the close Of the corresponding
week one year ago, the bank clearings
to $J,iGl, ,79G,02. The figures
for the same week this year are ST.
404, ,532.33, showing an increase Of S2,-
@42, 1862. or about 43 per cent. Fri
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
Money Easy to Obtain.

While there were no features re-
ported during the week. the situation
has been entirely satisfactory, accord
ing 10 bankers and business men. An
abundance of money was on hand aud
could be easily securcd upon securities
of legitimate character. Interest
rates have remained unchanged
Improved conditions in the sheep
market have had their effect. Growers
bad put expenses at 10 and II ceuts
aud waited for favorable impetus in
the market. At present, wool is being
contracted for at 1s and 10 cents. The
difference represents gratifying profits
for the shecpmen. and at the same time
benefits the banks receiving their de-
posits.
Dealings in local stocks have been
somewhat limited Sugar stocks con.
tinued the most active. An undoubt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
|IaHye Values.

] Pals0n, well.knovn real
e1l2 OF the city. who has Just
i!on az extended visit to
2 ttia Of southern California,
p li' Travelled from one end of
EaT 10 the other, declares that
sSo. which has q population
c MoO, values in the business
gs almost as high as here, and
|,tssi 90 residence property are
4 :1S ss high, ii not higher, than
" Angeles, he said vcstcr-
sRtly located similarly 10
f04th South street between
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
Real Estate Mortgages
SAFEST INVESTMENT IN the WORLD
The Mortgages We Offer Yield and 100 Net.
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST co.
300 Main Street

days figures exceeded those for the
same day last year BY $657 ,726.01,
while yesterdays clearngs were $40,
1920 in excess OF those for the cor
responding daY Il wear 400
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
BUSINESS
OUTLOOK IS GOOD
Past Week, While Quiet,
Shows Volume of Trade
Above Last Year.
IMPROVE
Final Cleanup of Winter
Goods Comes Now Prior to
March Openings.
COLLECTIONS IMPROVE

While tile last week was what many
merchants of the city term 'lull'' be
fore the spring storm, the volume Of
trade proved such as to leave little
room for complaint, There were no
particI]ar features in the retail mar
ket, and bargain sales were fewer than
for several months. However. most
merchants agree that business for the
past week ran substantially ahead Of
that for the corresponding period last
Year
Department stores. dealers in mon 5
furnishings, shoes sud millinery, and
the hardware firms. all report good
trade 10 ready money. Jcwelry stores,
crockery houses, bookstores and groccrs
report business rs having maintained
the usual average during the week. The
furniture business seems to have been
quietest Implement companies and
automobile dealers report good trade,
with an excellent outlook for carly busi.
npsc in he SurinV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
|TIIE REALTY
|l|lE 70 ADVANCE
Both at Home and
|rsi Appreciate city's
|t,sptional Advantages
EpIaIEs FOR HOMES
|tor Of orplleun1 Theater
4 Stimulates West Sec
md South Street.
rIRIfs FOR HOMES

II. ,,. holiday and mclenient
~ .,ss ,1' 'broke in upon the week,
y. l.Sn men Of the city report an
~ ~ It dsys of activity, with the
IN iar he future as roseate as
a .tot: have been made in large
y ,iTyourhout nal the residence dis
y; Int nj 3 few dealers announce
d,als in close'in property
Tbs demand for small farms
"a, ,i ,ty was brisk during the
: 5st dIe property also came IN
Z. .Ssy Of 3 strong inquiry. out
4 ss;r for property and homes Is
4 ExIaans'
4 Home Building.
4 tSz,s Of the market at present
n Ms marked trend toward An
4 s,gu of homo building. The
I n thjs line started early in the
4 ssd has become so pronounced
few real estate dealers and
hrs pcured the services Of sue
|shesn in their home building
usa These men are now all
1 raiug out plans for modern
u and dwellings.
d money for all real estate
sesus 10 be available, although
'safity is asked by bankers. In
es!a remain unchanged. Build
|,iain and promotion companies
hnsrds that also indicate home
Erss q large scale this year,
6ns sccord. real estate men hold
Mi in The fact that values on
- Of property are Oh the verge
bi'rn,e They also declare that
bh Salt Lake are lower than III
|f,s diy in the country with u
} pgllsiion. This condition.
|E, bows that values have been
Es 3 solid-rock basis, without
y ni with every chance in
|Ea Of going up, now that the
J ahng new and longer strides
ny OF growth and develop
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
Collections Better.

In general collections are reported
better than usual whilo most stores
have fewer outstanding accounts on
their books thau at the same time last
year. Cash sales havo increased, espe-
ciallY with firms Of moderate capital
iZation,
Stores dealing in tho many and varied
lines of wearing apparel arc now di
rectIng attention to spring openings.
Spring buyers have practically com
pleted their stock purchases in the
east and are returning home. Advance
shipments are also arriving. Indica-
tions point to heavy spring business in
millinery and clothing of all descrip-
tions. Novelties have been selected
this year with greater care than usual
In fact, local merchants. in stocking
in for spring trade, have shown more
than usual care and conservatism. The
big openings will take place early in
March In the larger department. stores,
Sales in shoes and winter underwear
Prepare for Sports,
The feature Of the hardware business
during the week lay in curly sales for
the coming baseball and outdoor sports
season. All hardware stores and sport.
ing goods houses have arranged at
shipments of outdoor suits and sport
ing paraphernaila. Automobile sup
plies also sold TO good market.
Implement companies are now stock
ing in with farming apparatus. Many
advance orders have come In and the
prospects for spring trade are said TO
be bright.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Edison Landers of South Main street
and Manuel Orlando of Keith avenue
were business visitors in Burlington yes
terday.
Carpenters are at work repairing the
outside doors at st. Monica's church, 81
that in the future the doors will swing
outward. instead OF inward, as they have
in the past.
Gerald Brock OF Washington street left
yesterday afternoon for Newhury, where
he will visit at the home of his grand
parents during the school spring vaca'
ton of two weeks,
Mrs. w. J. Carroll of Cliff street left
this morning for Burlington, where she
will undergo an operation for appendi-
citis at the Fanny Allen hospital, She
was accompanied by her son, William
Carroll. r. W Hooker & Co.'S ambulance
took her TO the train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-19
Wa sh Goods

We are showing a good assortment
of Ginghams at Sc per yard, small
checks and stripes.
At 1Oc we have full assortment
of Amoskeag Ginghams. These come
in plain colors, checks and stripes.
At IL / &c selected patterns OF
Bates Ginghams. These come in the
new 1912 designs.
At 25c is our line Of 1912 import
ed Scotch Ginghams. These come IN
double and single fold. The double
fold are the finest In fact, are Soc
grades at 25c per yard.
Our new Cotton Foulards are cop
les of silk Foulards and look very
nearly as well. They have a mercer
lied finish that gives them a silk-like
luster. The price is 15c per yard.
1912 Yard Wide Percales in both
light and dark grounds, new designs
and new cloth, at Zoe per yard.
Best 1912 Percales in the new col
orings. These are very fine and sort.
A few OF them have side borders.
These are IL lie.