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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
RAILROAD SPRINGS A
NEW COPPER FIELD

Copper ore Of excellent grade. contain
Ing silver and small quantity OF gold
has been exposed on ground owned by
the Gowanda Copper Mining company
south OF Goldheld and near Railroad
Springs a short distance from the power
line and just at the foot Of the western
bills. Ore has been shipped from this
property that mtIled % per cent copper,
the mineral appearing chiefly In suphide
form.
At present there is seam OF high
grade copper ore. avera ging from twelve
to fifteen Inches In width, exposed on
this company's ground which con-
sists Of nine claims. The men in
terestcd In the enterprise are g. A. Bra
confer, president OF the company; Her
man krieger, Reese Wampler w. n
Brock and s. n Thompson. Braeonier
owns number Of other claims In the
district. Negotiations are now under way
for Financing the more thorough develop
ment of the company's property. upon
which several men have until recently
been doing some prospecting work. One
shaft Is down twenty-five feet and a
number OF openings have exposed ore OF
good srade.-Goldield Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
MIDWAY COMPANY IS
TO SINK NEW SHAFT
Virgin Ground of Promise to
Be Explored Deeply
by Campaign.

Within the next thirty days the Tono-
pan Midway Mining company will start
the work of sinking a new shaft on its
holdings. The shaft will be located on
the Silver Top claim and will he sent
down at n point about COO feet east or
the Merger shaft and about 800 feet
northeast Of the present working shaft
or the Midway company. II is the lnten-
non Of tho company to sink to a depth
OF about 1900 feet. but according to the
trend OF known veins the ore bodies
shoNld be encountered before the 600-foot
depth is secured. Should the ore bodies
be discovered anticipate ted. stations
VIII be cut and the ledge explored.
The mine officials arc now negotiating
for the purchase OF an electric hoist and
a complete working apparatus. II Is ex-
pected the complete OUTFIT will be pur-
chased within the next week or ten days.
when the work Of preparing to install the
machinery on the new site Will be taken
up.
The district where the new shaft Is
to be sunk is in virgin territory, and the
subsequent developments mean a great
deal to this district. AS soon as the pre-
hminary work is settled the actual op-
er21lons Will he rushed.
The announcement Of the sinking OF
the new shaft followed the visit Of Carl
Brougher. president OF the company, who
has spent the last few days In this city.
-Tonopah Bonanza.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
FLESH FORMING FOOD

When you buy package Of Samose
the great eshforming food, weigh
yourself and see how much You gain in
the first week s use. Schramm-J obnson,
Drugs, will tell Of many Of their custo.
mers who month or so ago were thin
pale and haggard, but who are now,
through the use of Samosc, plump,
strong and happy, with perfect health
and attractive flesh. They have seen
SO many instances of the wonderful
power of Samosc to restore the weak
and sick to strength and health, and to
make good natural flesh that thoy give
their personal guarantee with every
package of Samose they sell TO refund
the money if it does not prove satisfac.
tory.
Samose is pure preparation, and can
be used with absolute confidence by the
most delicate, 1t gives remarkable re-
suits with children who are weak and
run down and without appetite.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
ANOTHER PHASE OF
THE BLUESTONE DEAL

". G. Orem and II. c. JOY. the latter
OF Boston. where he Is interested with
A. J, Orem company. accompanied by
Sam Arentz. general superintendent OF
the Nevada Douglas Copper property.
were In Yerington on a short business
visit this week They also tool. In come
other portions Of the district When
questioned about the Nevada Dougla s
people taking over the Bluestone prop
erty, which is now being sampled BY them
Mr.. Orem stated that there was not
much To soy at present about the deal.
but that II the samplins was satisfac-
tory and the right kind Of terms could
be n1ado with Captain DeI.amar the big
property would proba bly, he taken over
by the Nevada-Douglas people, II Will
take some two weeks longer TO finish
samplng the Bluestone, - Yerington
Times
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
KENNEDY MILL IS
TO BE STARTED UF

Yesterday Paul Klonstock, with two
antos containing number of miners and
other workmen, left for Kennedy to com
inence work on the Gold Note mine and
mill The mill will be oveThau1cd and
additions Of machinery which aro con
sidered necessary will be made.
One Of the autos will be kept on the
road carrying supplies and men. The
mill will be put in running order as soon
as possible and started TO running on ore
which is already piled up on the dumps.
The mine will also be worked on an ex-
tensive scale,
Paul Klopstock IS the general manager
of the Gold Note Mining company which
has acquired extensive holdings In the
camp OF Kennedy. and Will operate on e
large scale. Mr.. Klopstock left for Ken
nedy Yesterday In hiu auto. accompanied
by Roy Brown. who has taken tho posi-
tion Of Superintendent with the company
Lester Callahan was one of the auto
drivers who took Paul KlopstoclS and
party 10 Kennedy yesterday.-Humbold'
Star
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The Fraternal Brotherhood,

Ogden lodge met with Brother Vivian
whitehead, state manager, and Sister
Peterson, to discuss plans for the COM
ing winter campaign. Several very inter-
esting talks were given. and the members
were assured that they would have the
help Of competent organizers. Brother
Whitehead was especially pleased with
the way In which Brother. Klenke. the
president. had taken hold OF the work.
and with the proper backing OF the other
officers Ogden lodge promises to forge
right ahead.
Sego Lily lodge No. 252 Is still keeping
up the interest Of Its meetings and is
having unusually good attendances for
the summer months. Several matters OF
importance have been brought up. which
will be acted upon at n future meeting.
The chief thing OF interest Is the lodge
wedding which is to take place Tuesday.
August 81. In the lodge room. This is
to be the real thing. and not. as some
have thought. a npck ceremony,
Utah lodge, at its last meeting, dis
cussed some important matters. which
were mostly laid over for further in
formation before action. The lodge ac-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
Insurance Notes.

julius Flelschmann. former mayor OF
Cincinnati. recently added another $3.50,
600 to his life insurance. giving him ap-
The Glens Falls Fire Insurance COM
pany OF New York Will shortly increase
It's capital stock from 100000 TO S5oO.00c
by dividend from the surplus. amount
J. II. Dening and Hugh a. McNIillin
have opened offices In the Felt building.
where they Will conduct a general In
surance agency. under the firm name OF
Doming g. McMilln.
The Denver officials lavc under con-
siderntion the abolition or insurance on
municipal buildings, with the alternative
OF creating an insurance fund out OF
which to cover flre losses:
The United Life & Annuity company OF
Atlanta was last week placed in the
chartered under the laws of Georgia and
operated under what is known as the as
sessment plan.
Tho insurance journals throughout the
country are giving extended notices OF
the new 60-horsepowor automobile used
by Chief Bywater OF the Salt Lake CITY
fire department, The local department.
insurance authorities say. is the finest
equipped in the United States.
a number of Insurance men have al
ready been mentioned as probable candi-
dates for the state legislature this year.
The friends OF F. r. Francisco, manager
of the West Coast l-ifo in this city,
started a boom for that gentleman on
Saturday last MIR Francisco Is Re-
publican and enjoys u wide acpuaint-
ancc In Salt Lake City and throughout
the state
OF the thirty insurance commissioners
who attended the national convention
held In Spokane a couple OF weeks ago,
fifteen stopped off In Salt Lake City on
their WAY east and were entertained by
Commissioner Done and others. All were
highly pleased with the reception accord
ed them here and were loud In their
praises of what they saw and heard
Assurances wero given by the visitors
that they would do what they could TO
give this city the maetins for next year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
psculiar Combination Of Letters.

nnc,,lIar cOmbinnUon OF SlnSIt
pS ,ha alphabet was brought to
lss Letter +Se %, other the day through the payment
Of q death claim by the Mutual LIE III ,ha %.
New n York. The policy was Issued on osnS .nS
hse,nnine with an NJ, The name OF the
tetsn ana state in which she lived be-
GIN with NJ The date dsath Of her b.rip es'H with
~en Tho month In which the proofs
payment. pI I commence With NJ Id1rsrbe mors rs
"naS no nccIiiar combination. MARY
Ing mg+. ths S Pfild Manifold of Mankatc. MINI;
was ' born in the month Of May .siS she ssIs aies
In and the proofs 1tc Of heG epES dSa In MAJ
ma and payment was mado later In tho
's' In rocitins the case the company nspss %s
nigo heRtus with 81,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
MaccabeeS,

Probably no lodge during the summer
has had a larger average attendance than
has tent No, 2, and last Thursday even
Ing was no exception TO the rule. State
Commander Wight was present, having
just returned from A. successful trip to
Park City, where he went several days
ago TO boost for Maccabeesm, The re-
suit that at the next meeting OF this
tent large class will be Initiated Also
Park City tent having taken In the most
members during the last term. II takes
the prize banner offered by the supreme
tent which was held by tent No. OF
this city, This has made tent No. 2
SIT up and take notice. and an earnest
effort was at once started to get the
banner back again. The uniform rank
is beginning regular drills again. and
splendid results are soon expected from
this important branch Of the order. Rec
ord Keeper Miles ls back from his vaca-
ton. knight Banks delivered lengthy
speech ON his Nevada trip.
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Ladies Of the Maccabees,

Banner hive No. II will hold regular
review Tuesday. August 90, at !. o, o. r,
nall The members are earnestly re-
ouested TO attend. az business OF import
ance Will be transacted
Lillian HolUster hive No. l5 mot last
Thursday evening at Eagles hall witt
a full attendance. Two new members
We're Initiated. An outing at Ssltall
Will be given next Wednesday. All mem
bsrs are invited TO meet the 4:lo train
supper will be served at z o'clock The
next meeting will be hold the first week
in September
There Will be a regular review Of Sal,
Lake City hive No. next "wednesday J
evening at Odd Fellows hall.
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Modern woodnen of America.

AZ its regular meeting Tuesday EN-
celsior camp loS?2 listened TO the report
or It's special committee on an outing
To Lagoon. which event proved To be
n success The committee WAS granted
more time in order to file detailed re-
port. being unable at the time 10 get
sociated. Outside OF the regular order OF
business nothing Of Importance was
brought up before the camp for consld-
Grafton, One transfer card was acted
upon favora bly,. Camp closed in regular
form to meet again Tuesday. August q.
S;1o u, IN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
GREAT FALLS PLANT
WILL BE MADE OVER

Our correspondent In Butte advises MS
that official announcement Is made that
the Great Falls sInelter Of the Anaconda
company Will be entirely rebuilt. and
shoe smelter will be renodeled for the
more economical treatment OF the ores
Structural steel has been ordered for
the new Great Falls smelter and work
should begin some time In November
The new fftyton converter. said TO be
the largest In the world, and built a. an
experiment IN the old plant. has been
put In operation. with the result that IL
has been determined TO build several
moro OF this type for the new plant
Thompson Towle & Co
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
|i[II(E IS NOT
||I'T TO OPERATE
krny Resumes Its Shaft
|5pkjng After a Usual
| Breathing Spell.
bvSD is SLIPPING
|. Career of Property
] Of Difficulty, but Gen
srous Results.

4, now In progress on the
c,Idfield, and harder ground Is
:, o.netrated. insuring the max
,,,,,r progress than was possible
..stIng, loose ground encountered
"A below the lioo-foot level and
minis In the shaft, Ground OF
-+,bIs character has been found
-S.r Of points in the rnine. as
4 IN the district. and Is always
n delay and difficulty. In sink
AZ times necessary to suspend
/ 4 ror time, TO permit the ground
"a and drain. In order that the
4 az b. adjusted and guides held
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
~ LANE CAPITAL
@ WHEELER LEASE

RhseIs"re s"ecs.sr. Ter. the push and front
.;JsfsunV National Leasing COM
-ns elairs on the White Rocks. fhe
re hoIdins OF the Charleston IJiIl
QpliaI aIsss' Is In Salt Lake inter
es that he is progressing
2 4 H. ~ under der operation by DR..
0psrtles u one OF the finely sit
srery rort "a the National district
Il. anS'ingeucy geographically
mail nnt,s convey assurance, that
..;t,sNsn rn.nay OF the co-partners
'hpousl ny fold for such expcndI-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
News Of the Insurance World

ize life and accident company OF their
own. The reason given Is that osteo-
paths are not recognized in the appoint
surance companies and by most of the
accident and health insurance companies
The osteopaths have organized the Ma
tional Assurance company, under the
laws OF Missouri, The homo office will
be in ST. Louis. The capitalization is
fixed at S500.ooo, with shares at the par
value OF $50. but selling at $l0O
At the convention Just concluded more
than 100000 OF stock was subscribed for
before Adjournment
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All notices for Fraternal news
department should be left with the
city editor not later than midnight
Saturday.
G.. A. R.

James g.. Rice circle. Ladies OF the g.
4. r.. VIII meet In regular session Tues
day afternoon at 2:20 o'clock In la giles
club rooms, 4 request that all members
he present is made.
The regular meeting OF the Maxwell
Mexican No >. w. r, C. VIII be held in
the l. o. o. i. hall "Wednesday. at c;50
p. m. The president requests all mem
bcrS 70 be present.
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Salt Lake Thistle Club.

Tho Thistle club will hold q social and
dance in place Of the usual meeting OH
Friday evening. August g. in the club
rooms. X. of 2. hall, South Second East
street There will he no charge for ad-
mission and friends and members VIII
be welcome. The programme will be OF
a varied nature. In the course OF the
evening Thistle William Service will give
Songs will nc rendered at intervals. also
character dances. which no doubt ia
graun Hielaut Bagpipes" will be in EVIL
leDCc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
Fraternal Union of America.

Evergreen lodge No. l5i held It's regu
lar meeting on Monday evening, with q
good attendance. Three candidates were
obligated Into the lodge and received
their benefit certificates. Four more ap-
pl}cations for benefit membership were
received and acted upon. A class of eight
VIII be Initiated nj the next meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
Temuorary Injunction Issues

Tho federal court at Fort Scott, Kan.
has Issued a temporary injunction re-
strainIng 1es local cal mps OF the Modern
Woodmen OF America from seeding from
that order and forming a new fraternal
organization. movement to establish
a new order resulted when the Modern
Woodrnen Increased its rates to tho
standard declared necessary by the Mo-
biIe law Final hearing on the Issuance
Of a permanent injunction will be held
an Aup1fgt "a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
Caledonian Club,

The Caledonians VIII meet on Wed
nesday evening. August 81, at o'clock.
in the X. of T. hail, South Second East
street A few Items OF business Will oc-
cupy a short time al the opening. and
tho rest OF the evening Will be devoted
to n social. Friends of members Will be
heartily welcome TO attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
Danish brotherhood.

All the members OF Apollo lodge are
invited to "A family picnic in Liberty park
at o'clock tomorrow evening, Tuesday
The lodge Will meet again next Friday
evening in regular session at the lodge
room in J. o. o. F. building. AS mat
ters Of importance Will come before the
lodge, every member ia expected TO be
present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
Secret and Fraternal Societies

cepted the Invitation from Scgo Lily 10
attend tho wedding August "a
Garfield lodge will meet next Wednes-
day evening with State Manager Vivian
whitehead and Brother .. Peterson to
plan FOR the coming winter months
Every member is urged to be In attend
auce.
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I. O. O. 2

Jordan lodge no. B Monday night con-
ferred the third degree. The meeting
was well attended. The condition of Past
Grand Master George Arbosast is serl-
Gus, and there Is little or no hope for
his recovery, Sympathy is extended to
Brother j., G. Nielsen, who is beroaved
by the death of his wife,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
Women OF Woodcraft.

Circle No los viii give n card party
on Friday evening, September l3 Two
new applications were ballotcd upon at
the last meeting.
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Depth Desired.

~ commercial grade has been
w. peiritorS south Of the great
Nm mat cuts across the for
snuih of the Florence hill,
le'eptlon OF narrow seams. This
N. oeen .prospected TO a con-
,,,,,'t, 1,'leht, but only in workings
y. t'ycly shallow depth. 1t has
In inc belief Of some mining
= lne company directors that
- FOUND In this territory when
uIp'n is attained. The con-
49, regarded by them as be-
- is y.is 70 that where the main
|hHxh% % was picked UP by driv-
nj ". .hs andsite east OF the main
~,,b,,.t be .tneory Is further sustained
)l,, ,SS'.sned Snd fact that ore is found
Easr. 'isp'Il on adjacent properties
GAINED to the south.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
Pythian Sisters.

Termion temple No. S. Pythian Sisters,
will hold its regular meeting Saturday
night August "a, at K Of 2, hall, l6i
Second East, at o'clock. Pythian Sis
tiers on Friday, August % will have an
outing at Saltair. IN the afternoon and
evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
Aviatorg Not Ins,lrable,

Whether an aviator carrying an acci-
Sent policy Issued before he took to the
business Of flying can collect on the
from nm acroplane. is question now
before the New York supreme court.
The suit is brought against one Of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
r. N, A.

r. n. A. 1885 held It's regular meeting
Friday night. The camp has decided
10 change lts hall, The neighbors will
be notified at next meeting. All neigh
bors should attend next meeting as sew
eral officers are to be elected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
AcCouNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of the Republic

mont conducted in connection with this
bank Safe deposit boxea for rent u. q
Depository.
Frank Knox, pYesfdene: Janes A. Mur-
ray, vice president, w. r. Earts, eashIss9
E. a. CuibePfson. asslsssnt cashier.
Capital paid In. 100000 INTEREST eAle
an dina dan9elta
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Silent Unity.

The ladies In the class Of Silent
Unity meet every Tuesday at ESQ r. M
with Mrs. Alice 3. Parker. at 107 North
Main street, The subject for study Is
"The Constructive Power Of Thought" +"
All are welcome
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
o...opaths VIII Go It Alone.

AZ the annual convention OF the Amer
,,.M hssocIation of Osteopaths Just con,
studied In Detroit. Mich, u was dec,ane
that the osteopsthic practitioners organ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19

regular accident companies by Albert n.
Ridgely, an amateur aviator, He claims
S2671 for an accident which he sustained
while learning to fly. The company de-
nies liability on the ground that avlators
are not insurable.
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Foresters of America,

Court Salt Lake No. 1 will meet In
the Eagles hall TUESDAY evening at 8
o'clock All members are requested to
be present, Visiting brothers are well
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\ Working Ground.

/.osg literally through ground oi
irncisr II has been found neces-
t7,s 10 drive splles ahead OF the
ID hold up the ground and pre-
rjrs and sloughing while at one
Ia ~ shaft, where n slip or fault
|rSrsted, the ground was soft and
n one side and swellsd badly
Laks,. tending to force the tin1berE
sds and 10 throw the guides and
ris Of timbers out Of plumb.
4 ANTIQUITIES have now been large
|rc-e hut at a number OF points
m the entire life OF the property
rsalAj to render more difficult
ar the work OF opening up the
1 Isre has been less OF this trouble
ssr levels. and there Is now every
|5c ,h.t onlv ground OF good sta
&rj frnness will be found In fhe
= vck being undertaken by the
/rzTl
IL urlier work on the Florence a
y condition was found to exist at
q Of about $50 feet. This was al
|r when SOME OF the bonanza
ude operating. The work from
ID company shaft had been follow
~ vss known as the main Flor
ID, IN the east side OF which liza d
"a what was believed TO be the
3 vail. smooth and well defined.
g Lockhart. then president and
a. determined tn drive into this
v Prospect the ground to the east.
Engineers Lease.
esscut was accordingly started
4 from the shaft. and after passing
pne twenty feet of hard ande-
eilsred formation which has
y h3rn as gumbo. and through
i appeared almost impossible 10
M progress. as the ground fell
~ an like cruel. II was here
|fgnE was resortcd 10 with good
aN after passing through several
~ lhs loose material the best ore
4 q this section pf the mine were
~ 5ing parallel with those farther
I grat and rich ore body Of the
Pr lease Was developed in much
"""Si nii' bHbFT SlIIllldT bll =
o. operation. The lessees had
wy small seams OF ore. yield
tSaSS. and had exhausted their
~ almost despaired OF finding
U place. AS last resort they
5t! their lease and sold a few
Z, saares TO personal friends in
al the same time securing
directors of the Florence COM
Mort extension of the term Of
Within few days OF re-
sok they struck the bonanza
lss'sd several millions In high
~ and made them all rich men.
70 The upper levels the Flor
|ytrly IN far from being thor
respected and there Is a large
Nfs'h ground that Will be eX-
4 Y Inc deep levels, The recent
~ On the 25o-foot level was In
'se'y Included In the old Baby-
40 lease, north OF the main
1ofSings. but this ground was
~ except by single shaft down
l 700 feet. This ore body is
an'ain large tonnage of good
Ms and the same ore shoot has
auid on the 35S0-fot level, but
re %oe THROWN farther to the cast
sun action Mt this depth.