davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
Sames 6arlep, u96nig Der Strife
breder", Dem SOOe mabe.

Sir Au9eb0rige Der organiiierten
Mrbeit i'm gan5en 2nnoe bat Die
Na6ri6t Sntereiie, oaB Sames Sor-
leD, nel6er ais Der u&onig Der
Strifebrc6er~ befannt lit, in einem
&oheI in 8lattsburg, g. g., an
2ungenent8iinoung erfranft Oarnie-
oerliegt, unO OoB Die Aer3te menig
&offmlng baben, OaB er nit Dem Sc
BEN 0apon fommen miro.
SorleD bat mGbreno ser lesten IS
Sabre in alien groBen Strifes cine
berporragenOe &oae geipielt. or
itano an Ser Spite Der Stritebreber
oes groBen SroIeD-S Strife in Ybila=
oelpbia Dor 2 Sabren. @r mar nab
reno 0es groBen @uSltanoes ser
8u6rleute in Bolton iebr aftto unO er
6at Sen &f gegen Die organizer
te @rbeit in fait alien groBen St1o=
ten oeS 2anOes gefiibrt. gr NOR Der
meiit gebaBte Mfann in ben Ser.
Staten, altd mie0erbolt a%ngegrif=
fen moroen, oo6 oerbinoerte i'm oas
nibt, Ben &f fort8uieben, umio-
meniger, 0a ieOer AusItano fir i'm
nit rei9en @innabmen glei6be0el-
ten0 mar.
@or 13 Sabren taudte er auerit
ais Strifebre6er orf. Canals mar
er elm arrner Mann. Seute 8Gblt er
81 Ben Miuion6ren. Man nimmt an,
oaB ibm feline S6tigfeit als Siibrer
Der Stritebre6er elm @ermogen BON
81, 100000 eingebrabt bat.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
Sefampfen ii6 bitter.

Der &f Inn Die Oberberri6aft
in Ser repubIifanii6en 3ationalfon-
bention 5pii6en Oen beioen RonoiOa-
ten, Saft unO &ooienelt, miro INNER
erbitterter. @egenmdrtig befinoet
ii6 Serr Gait III ieinem Seimots-
itaat Ohio. 9lus Cincinnati miro
gei6rieben: Ser &ompf 5pii6eu
G~ooieoelt un0 Gait miro INNER bef-
tiger. Selbit oie beliebten 8aiebaQ-
ipieIe 5ieben ni6t mebr. Der Sim
ser gall3en 8epolferung lit auf Gait
geri6tet, Der ben &f ieines Sc
bens fGmpft. Die &agne-6iibre
oes @~r1lioenten balten Die politiI6e
Sage ober fir oerort, oaB es nottpen-
Big eri6eint, oaB Serr Gait cine
5tDeite Stumptoltr our6 Ohio unter-
nimmt Dor ben @rimdrpablen, Die
am 81. Wtai itattfinOen.
Die Nieoerlage oes BrG1ioenten
I'M State @oibington miro Dem llnt-
itanoe 3ugei9rieben, 0aB Die Soften
eines @anfettS gu @bren Cats gu
bod angeiebt moren, poour9 Die ge-
m0bnli9en 8iirger ousgei6lofien
mur0en.
9lGe @o9ridten aus 3eros Ioutcn
Oabin, ooB Sol. Gbeooore &ooIeoelt
Der Siibrer i'm Staate lit. IS miro
bereits 8ugegeben, OaB &~ooieoelt
iiber so gegen 80 Gait Stimmen
berfiigt.
9lu6 &nnias inItruierte feline bier
@roB0elegaten fir &ooiepelt. Ser
&oilbreiteroberit ielber befragt, err
flGrte; Sic Sadie maft ii6. ulO
menn es nod LANCE Oalert, fam i6
an @noe iiegen".
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
9rrrtnr.

0entIder GemtralOerein. 8rdiioent
Rurt &0ldner; 1. &i5e-Brdi. Wtar-
tin 8iegano; 2. &i5e-Brdi. 8, &ud-
odi6el; 8. &i3e-8rdi. &arl @goIf;
4. @i5e : grdiioent George Wtair;
5. gi8e = &rdiioent auguit S9miOt;
4drl Sammel, S6aBmeiiter;
@uItab @enoer, SefretGr; GonereB
Seigbts, 9. s. 6abnentr6ger Soiepb
@onorad. &eriommlrtng am 4.
0ienitag /. 90. in 922 8enn. 9loe.
GOInmbia-S nrnperciu, 928, Sc
StraBe, 90. So, geortb 2145.
Observation-Disclosures ieoen 9.
Sonntag i'm Mfonat, g1o6mitt. $50
llbr. 8orItanoSiiBungen ieoen Mon-
taq, 4benOs s l1br. grnit @erIten.
berg, 8rGiioent, 1343 6 StraBe, g.
SO. Selepbon sc. 2O86. S9riftDart
s.. 6. Mann, 2231 Is. StraBe, sc.
IS, 8elep6on Sol. 343S.
Oamen.S efion: 8rau SarOb gaumsartntr,
YraliOsntln; 6rau s. e. Ntann, Sefretarin.
TeteranenOeretn OeS 0te1 S1ta=
iaOns. @eriammelt li9 oalelblt.
9entider @aiienbansberein, Hr6-
iiOent S. S. S9neioer, Ism. S. MeD-
ers, Sefretdr, 1919 SrDing Ctr, g.
So, 0ireftoren- uno 9elegdten'Ter-
lannnllitng am 2. Somtag /. SO. in
Der Anltalt.
8rausn- 9ilfsSerein 5rau &, 8. 8artbeI.
prdl. 8erIammelt Ii9 mpnatliG am 2. DCn'
uerltag in Der NnltaIt.
6rauen-N abperein. 6rnu &. 9Gfler. gr1i.
gerlammelt ii9 mpnatli9 sentaB Npti3.
9eutider Sriegerb1nO p%eriammeIt
Ii9 ieoen 3. Montag monatIi9 in SEQ.
922 8enn. abe., Selope6eI SOiepb
@iair, 1905 s Str, g. 6.
9eatid-amerifaniider Sedniter-
&erein beriammelt ii9 ON 1. uno 3.
@titttpo1 oes Monats i'm Sanger-
bunO, 314 s StraBe, 81. SO.
@ermania Stub. Mfittmo9 unO
6reitogS @l6ett0s in Sbe 2oiefam,
1928 s Str, g. SO. Sefretdr 6.
bon @rnert, 1920 &ingman @lace.
Snfel SrGitg @ersniisnngs &er-
Elm. Geo. Mair, Setretdr, 1881 lite
StraBe, g. @. geriammelt ii9 am
2. 9onnerstag i.Nt. I'M @olOen Gag,
le Sotel, &c. S. 9lpe unO 9 Str.
Oufel 8rGfs DamsuOsrsIn. 8rau 9enrY
@raue, prdlipentiu. gerlammelt l9 am 1.
Mittpo1 i'm Wpnat i'm 6aule eines Der WPit-
eIitper.
Sruipect Sill Cemetery. SreO.
Smbot 8rGiioeut, @m. Mtartin, Sc
tretdr. 8eriammelt ii9 am eriten
5reitag monatli9 BET S. 81. Cries
bauer. 433 9te StraBe, q. @.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
ganernipielcr.

G6erammergauer Samernipieler.
Die iiberna6Ite ISOLDE ift fir oaS
0eutldtum 8oibingtons bon elmer
gang ~beIonOeren 8eoeutirng. SinO
es bod liebe @1lte, Die mir begriiB-
en- f0nren. Sic Sberammergaier
9auernipielef. 9[m Sonntag, 0eu
20, un0 Montag, Sen 81. Mai, mer=
Oen tie I'M Saale oes gllten Maionic
Een1pel an Der 8. uto s StraBe oltf=
treten. Gum leBten Mnle pur0en
Die 8altern Dor ettpa einem Sabre
i'm Columbia Sbeater geieben, mo lie
m1bren0 elmer gan5en ISOLDE bole
SGilier 5ogen. Dgtaturi9auipieler"
nenrt man iie in Der alien Seimatb,
uno nabrli6, cine Before @e5ei9=
nung fonnte faltm gefunOen perOen.
E0a gibt es ni6ts @efiiniteltes. Sn
elmer 3eit, mo Oos n@lma mo pobnit
Ou~ Milieu iid 10 iebr in oen @or-
oergrun0 0rGngt, lit es afs cine nab
re @obltat an3uIeben, penn man
einmal ms Sbeater geben fam unO
ii6 ni6t 81 i6Gmen braudt, neben
ieinen &inoern 8u iiben. Sier gibt
es ni6ts, mos anlt0Big pirfen fonn=
te. Die S9auipieler geben Ii6 10
natiirli6, OaB man falim nod peiB,
oaB man it6 i'm Sbeater befinoet.
IS iino ia Stiide, tpel6e oas Bolts
empfinOen Ser Sberbaprii6en Berg
bemobner altsoriiferL Die mir bier
iebn.
3pei Ser beiten Stiide oes &eper-
toirS Der 8auernipieler gelangen bier
sur Iuffiibrung, 1tuO 5mar amSonn=
tag Scr @unoer6oftor~ uno am
Montag uSiinoige 2iob". 0ie 9fo-
tionaltGn5e, Die yS6ubplatterl" un6
Oas n@'itan5erl'" uno bic 3itber-
ipieIer, iowie bic beliebten 8proler
2ieoer6en meroen ebenfaaS geieber
relp. geb0rt meroen fonnen. Mar
fam oieie Stiife an ieoem 9lbent
ieben unO miro itets Die glei6e Sreit-
0e enpfinOen, menn man Die 8auern-
ipieler beiu6t.
God nod ems lollten un1ere 9eltt-
i6en bier in 8etra6t 8ieben. IS III
gepiIfermaBen cine moralii6e &flidi
quite Oeuti6e &orIteuungen 81 unter=
iiiben. Die oeutiden S6auipieler
laben 6ier5ulanoe bGufig nit groB=
en- S6mierigfeiten gu fdmpfen, ie=
bod pdre Dies foltm Ser SAL, tpenn
tie Die llnteritiitung Der eigenen
2anosleute finOen piiroen, oie ibnerl
gebiibrt. We0ge ni9t MIR oie @ro-
minen5 oes 0eutidtums an Sen bei-
Ben @aibingtoner E~beatertagen ber=
treten iein, ionOern ale 2iebbaber
Ger oeutiden &unit un0 0euti6er
Sitten. Die @reiie lino populare
uno rangieren bon % Gents biz 81
100.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
@eIans-gereime,
n: N&k,
~

@aIbingtun GG~ngerbnnO. SEQ. 314
6 GtroBe, 90. IS. gilbert 2epper,
8rGii0ent, 81. @rauner, SefretGr, 314
6 Str, &c. @. 81. @umpre9t 9iri,
gent. Singitunoe ieOen 9ienstag.
Damenpereim 6rau 8. g. gartbs, prdi.
IsrIammluns tebsu 1. unO 3. 8reitns pss
MOnats, abenps 8 ubr, in Ubissm 9CfaIe.
glriDn : @eiangberein, 1905, g
StraBe, g. @. @ug. S6miOt, 8rG-
iioent. Gapt. @bos. &. S6pegler,
Sefretdr, 1929 S StraBe, g. SO.
&arI SoIer, 9irigent. 9ireftoren.
peri. am 1. Somtag nod Dem /.
W}ittpp6 /. 90. Singitunoe ieOen
Mtittmo6.
9lripn DamenSerein. Srau 3. arumpts,
praibenttn. @erlammlune am 2, NittwCG
mpnatli9 abenps IN Obteem gUfale.
0ermania MGnncr : gbOr, 922
8enn. Mbe. Br6I. Sobn &eiff. Sefr.
&eonoro @eper, Ait 1. Ctr, g. 6.
emil S. Gbriitiani, Director. Sc,
i6Gftsnerl. am 1. Sonntag /. &C.,
Singitunoe ieoen 0onnerstag unO
Sonntag glbenD in 922 Ya. Aue.
DamenOereim. Gran Sulia gublsr yrdi.
gerlammelt li9 1jepen srisn Sunntas i'm
MOnat i'm pbisen eOtale.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

QeWHUUuIW IQDIeE uNItI PNIBS
&eretn. 2ouis 8aiter, %rdiioent
Sobn Meininger, Sefr., TIC @res-
BAN @lace, 9t.@. 8eriammlrng am
3. Mittmo6 /. 80. in 922 asa. aOe.
SdluGbii6er Granfen : ~llnteritit'
5lnasOerein, Mifael OieB, Sefret6r,
500 $ Str, g. .. &eriammlung am
1. 9ienstag l.. 10. in 9to.737 Z. Str.
&lattOiitider gercen. Ism. Stir
mann, SetretGr, pobnbaft in Saco-
ma Yarf. &eriammlung am 1. Dom
n~erstag i. 90. in 737 Z. Str, q. 90.
Mekscr-ltmtcri tiitnnssOerein Sobn
9ieb, SefretGr, 1888 9. Capitol
StraBe. 8eriommeIt ii9 ieOen /.
Dienstag /. sc. in SEQ. 922 $50. @pe.
Columbia 8raner : 9ranten.lIn.
teritiiknngsberein. 6ran3 &om, sc.
fretGr, 1884 22te Str, g. @. Ser.
lammlung am 3. 9ienstag /. sc. in
SEQ. 936 ga. 9be., &c. SO.
8GGer : 11mterititnnss . ltniOn.
(9ll). 8eriammeIt li1 am /. Sonn.
tag i'm M1onat in geo. 1927 Z. Ctr,
morgens Inn II ubr.
8Gfer : ltnteritiknnss . @erein
NO. 1. (Sung). 8eriammeIt fi9 ie.
Den 2. Sonntag i'm Monat UNI ii
lbr morgens in SEQ. 1927 z. Ctr.
Nrbeiterframten- nmO GterbefaTe
Brand go. 1873. 8er1ammeIt
fi9 ieoen 2. 0ienstag uno am lesten
Samstag i'm Monat, abenos in SEQ.
1927 Siebente Str. g. SO. &tdar0
S9miot, Sefr., 822 %. ctr. g. IS,
@Orfmems Benefit amO gemeb.
AiiOc. Brand NO. "A. 8eri. am 8.
5amstag /. 90, gben0s s llbr in
geo. 827 Z. Str. g. SO. SriB Bauer,
Sefretdr, 437 IA. Str, 9. 6.
9entider IlnterfatnmssbmnS.
OiItrift 600. 40. Sefret1r @m. Son.
nemann, 1916 0tarion StraBe, 81.
IS. 8eriammelt it9 ieOen A. Mitt-
mod i. 90. in 936 $50. gpe., g. @.
9entIder llnteritiiknngsbnnO, 9i-
thrift 100. Nti6ael 0iet5, Setretdr,
629 $ Str, g. 6. @eri. am 4. Don.
nerstag /. &c. in 1877 Z. Str, @.@.
9entIder Neutrality-suspicious.. 9i.
ltrift SEQ. 40. SefretGr Sobn Met-
ninger, TIC Gresham 8lace, q. -.
8eriammelt ii9 am /. Mittwo9 ie-
ben W2ts. in 936 $50. AOe., g. @.
9emtId : amerifaniider . Inter.
itiitMngs : &ereim. Sobn 9ieb, Se-
fretdr, 1888 @. capitol Str. 8eri.
am 2. 9ienstag i. 90. in 1877 Z. Str.
8aibingtOn Sid &eIief. 8rdfiOent
$. @Qulenrei6. @eri. am 1. u1b 3.
Montag i. sc. in 827, z. Str. g. SO.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
9as Columbus 9enfmaI.

0ie &lane fir oie gntbiiGung oes
Columbus 0enfmals geben nit
i6nelen S6ritten ibrer @~olen0ung
entgegen. 9aS grefutipfomite oes
9iirgerausi6uiies miro an bic &auf-
leilte uno @epobner ser Staot in
fur5er 3eit einen 8rief ienoen, in
Dem oieie 5ur llnter5ei6nung zines
6onos 5llr 9edllng Der nit ben Be-
remonien n%erbunoenen l1nfoIten auf-
geforoert neroen, 9. S. 8rescott,
8orliber Oes Counties fir 6euermerf
ullO illumination, muroe autoriliert,
&olitrafte fir oieien 8eil Der Inter
baltungen 81 D~ergeben. Sir Die Ha=
raoe meroen Sribinen nit 10000
Siben erri6tet meroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
gngen.

A 0entI@e Treimanrer GOse
Ny Mrminins, SEQ. %, S. 81. 81.
!" sc. Moam G9neioer, sc.
fretdr 3746 Sec &inlep Str, @bepp
Gbaie 9. s. @eri. am 1. II. 8. 9iens-
tag i. 90. i'm nelten Maionic Sempel.
@il6elm Sell 2Ose go. 5, g. ..
s.. of s. @eriammeIt ii9 ieoen 1.
uno 3. 9onnerstag i'm Monat in
SEQ. 936 9a. gpe., @.@. @aul Bad,
idmio, Sefretdr, 107 5. StraBe,
q. ..
GUlnmbia S1nO go. 81, 9. .. 9.
81. Sobn @eininger, Gefret6r, ZIG
Gresham Hlace, g. SO. @eri. am 2.
@ittpo6 /. sc. in 1927, Z. Str. @.@.
RSnisin 9uiIr gump, o. .. 9. 81. Grau
Martba &uprrtus, prGibentin.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
2amOsmannidaftlide anO ltnteritiit
Gmgs : &ereine.

@aIbingtDn @riitliberein, gbarles
Sol Sefret1r, 8or SEQ. 2204.
citation g; 8ereinslofal arionbale.
1905 6 StraBe, g. SO. 8erinmm-
lung erIten 9onnersta9 I'M Monat
8rGi. Sen. g. &idenbader, &enois
8uiloing, IL uno g StraBe, g. SO.
StauFaGerin gerein. 6rau Mnna Spiss
Yrdfbentin. gerlammelt lu& bnislbi.
G6meiSer @ObltGti9feitsberein
8r1i. Sulius ggIoff, 118 Eenneiie-
Slbe, &c. 6. s. &. S6pegler, Sefre-
tar, 1929 S Str, 8. SO.
@ereim 8aOen, Mlois Heinbart, Sc
fretGr, 113 9 StraBe, 9. So, ber-
iammeIt ii6 ieOen 1. 9ienstag i'm
Monat in 936 $50. gloe., g. SO.
@ereim 8aDern, Columbia Settion
Scr. /. @olfgane <do6i9eI, Yr6i.
Sranf @iegano, 8i3e-Br1i. Mi9el
SoI8beierlein, S9asmeiter. Sbeo u.
2edert, Setretdr, 1910 GIa. abe..
81. 6. @eri. am 1. Sonntag l. 80
3 l1br na9m. in go. 922 $50. AOe.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

@egenp6rtig lift bier i'm 81
Itrift Elm @aiierratenfrieg i'm @ange,
an Dem ale @ofierfoniumenten leb-
6aft 9nteil nebmen. Sn elmer Ser
Iammlung, pel6er &ertreter oerGen=
trallabor Union Der San0elsfam=
mer uno 8p0lf 8iirgerpereinen bei-
Wobnten, purOe einltimmig oie Sc
nate 8in 647t, BON Senator Golf
ger eingerei6t, 81 inooliiren. Die
8ia berbietet Die @rbobung Ser
8aiferraten, mie iie bon Ben &om-
miliGren borgeieben lit uno am /.
sSlni in Strait treten ion.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
GrGfbemt SAT- fir &cnfiOniernns
alter Nmseitellter.

9lm Montag ionote Ser Yrdiioeni
benz &ongreB einen @oridlag, mo-
nad ale Hegierungsangeltelte. Die
oas 70. 2ebensiabr errei9t baben,
aus Dem 0ienfte i9eioen miiiien nno
al elmer Henfion, pelhe ole S6lftc
hires Saldrs betragen Ioa, bod nidt
iiber 5000 per Sabr lteigen onrf, be-
redtigt iein ioflen. 9lu6 fiigt er bin
5u, OoB electromagnetic inter Dem
Gipilierpicegeieb ni6t mebr ais 8
Tro6ent hires Saldrs lteben ialieu
ioaen, aus melber @%noiumme, oie
nit A Yro8ent perainit iii, @eniionen
ousge3ablt merOen ioIen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
SOrlanfis bIeibt 9lmt leer,

Set Ser &eiignation bon Or. $.
50. @ilep ais gbef oes 6emii6en8u-
rears oes Nderbalt-9 DEPARTMENTS i'll
Dies Mmt bon BEN @S. 9oolittle,
Dunlap uno Mit9en, aus oenen iid
Die &ommiiiion fir refine Nabrlngs-
mittel %uiammeniest, perieben NOR
BEN uno @derbauiefretdr @illon Jon
nit oieiem arrangement 10 iebr gu
frieoen iein, oaB er es ni9t eilig
bat, BEL 8rdiioentGaft pegen Der @r-
nennung zines Nabfolgers fir Or.
@ilep oorltenig gil peroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Gnfangs Der ndhitfolgenOen
ISOLDE ioa Der @eriu6 gemabt per-
len, mitttlit @iplana i0U YiuuOYoit-
iadben bon Stem Dorf na6 @aibirle-
ton 81 bringen. Der 2itftpoItbote
Saul @ed, Der iunge @aibingtouer
Suftidiffer, miro Ole &eiie in eiuem
Ghriitmas 8iplane MAIDEN, uno ge-
oeuft oie Strede in A StunScn 3r-
riid5mleeen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Cine @rbi6aft bon $4,000 err
belt Dor einigen Sagen Sri. @laoDs
&beinbarot, cine iltnge Dame IN Der
&egierungs0ruderei bon einem SSa-
mes &aD, einem alien Manne, Ser
lebte @o6e Ntittwod in ieiner Bob-
rlng an Il StraBe iid pergiftet hattie.
MuBerOem pur0en nod mebrere
6reunoe oes Nlten in ieinem 9eita-
mente be0a6t.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Am @ontag @orgen tplr6e So-
man 5reoerif, Der IL Sabre alte
Sobn Der Srau s.. 81. Sreoerid, PIG
Neunte Str. 9. SO. BON einem i6pe-
rem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser Uni
teo States @rpreB GompanD an @de
Z. nno 9 Str. iiberfabren uno TO-
fort getotet.
Ole Goroners Slrp CAB elm Ser
6ift ab, bob Der Slinge oltr9 eigene
u~naufmerfiamfeit 81 ieinem CODE
fam. Ser &utider oes automobils
plirOe freigeiprohen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Die @ereinistem SGnser, 9(riOn
nno SGngerbnnO, bnlten mOrgem lire
@aferfa6rt nad @aribaa Sna @ie
Die beiOen &ereine iinscn, luerSem ie
Onrd &Ortrasem slueier 2ieOer beiuei-
IN.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

@er oie Mooe mitmaden, uuo
i90ne &leiOer tragen min, iprede bor
BEL SSobn @alomann, Dem faibionab-
len S1neioer. @s perltebt iein Sc
i6dft ans Dem IS.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

90 e gutes groo uno feline Sad
iparen baben min, iolIte iif nit Dem
@Gdermeiiter Sobn 6. @mal0 in
@erbinoung ieber.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

S m neueingeridteten $otel @in-
iton erbalt man Die %feiniten Mabloei-
ten. Staten $1.O0 per Gag unO b0-
Der.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
qereins~ und Aooen~RaIender


Die Serreu Sefretdre limo gebeten, ms tets pom MISUNDERSTANDING
Ionic BON gorgdngen in ibreu gereinen 9eribt 8u ae6eh uO fnO mir
Tets beIuebt io6e an geegnetr Ste1e auf3une6men.
Greis fr sic Snierton ser aarte 50 so Der Sobr.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
SsTenSarmItaOter ltutsrItiitmnss.

Der aarte $3.50 per Sabr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
CON. MERCUR DOING
MUCH BETTER WORK
Present Fiscal Year Promises
to Exceed Results of the
Last Period.

Unless something unforeseen manages
10 creep In at the eleventh hour 10 scat
ter expectations. the Consolidated Nor
cur company viii experience n lar more
satisfactory year with the period ending
In June than the last During tho pIe-
vious year the management handled
close 10 an average of 100 tons OF or"
daily, producing $500, 900 worth OF sold
10 net approximately $500
During the past few months the conf
pauy hos been doing far better than the
average Of 1911, some new ore nf good
character was found and the operations
bid fair 10 surprise those who have been
figuring on this old producer AZ near the
dissolution mark. With the end OF tho
present fiscal year the mine Will have
produced about Sl0@SO.000 worth OF gold
bullion. and this since tho formation Of
the Consolidated company. or S10,25 gross
per shsre, and dividends amounting 70
S5.3SS.2l2 have been paid, the last In
December. 1906, or nearly $40 Per share.
VI bv any means this noted Old gold
mine can come back even in q. small de-
gree IL viii bo q notable accomplishment
on the part of tho management. for az
pointed out before IN these columns the
town Of Nercur depends solely upon the
Consolidated Mnrcur- tho town being
ono OF homes. schools. churches and gen
aral business establishments,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
LOST PACKER MINE
HAS GOOD TONNAGE
Interesting Mine and Smelter
Details Given in the An
nual Report.

With the oucomuE Of spring. Stockhold- =
ers OF tho Lost Packer company up Idaho p
way arc ALREADY anticipating the rcsumr-
tion ot smelling operations this summer.
The property * In hrst clasS shape for
tho present ycsr. the annual report of
1911 operations showing that or first class
orc there WIS developed q total Of S"2i
toms. having r value Or S2@9 $50. while
there are 10000 tons OF Law grade silicious
ore developed. the gross value or which
IL sc01. 0O0. which ore likely Win occupy
year in ap experimental way.
At the present time the management
has developed It's ore on levels one, two
three four, six and seven on the center
or discovery shoot. ON the Nos, three
and four levels orc on the north shoot is
developed. and on the south shoot on
levels Nos. six. eight, nine and ten. The
smelter iu 1911 was operated from Au-
gust . tn Is, the average value OF the
ore treated WAS S6I.SS per ton. divided a.
follows: Gold. i.S2 ounces, silver l.5S
ounces; copper. 1909 per cent. Tho
matte produced averaged S33s5o por ton
averaging o0.9i ounces gold, 1000 ounces
silver and 4IHs per cent copper The
average Stag values We're o ;405 ounces
silver. o.02i5 ounces gold and 0.i6 per
cent copper.
The company produced 1904 tons Of
matte, having total valuation Of Sip3.
1925.
Among the Items of expense of inter-
est. owing To the mountain haul. is that
Of wagon freight amounting To sl2,-
ie5.O3 Tor the year The total eNpeudi
iure for tho wear was Sic S3T Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
MONTANA TONOPAH Is
IN SPLENDID SHAPE

President Charles Il. Knox OF the
Montana Tonopah company, after making
an inspection Of the mine, is quoted as
follows by the Tonopah Miner
Not only Is there now greater ton
mage OF ore in sight than at any previous
time, but the average grade of the avail
able tonnage Is higher than at any
period since the mill was built. while
there are very promising indications that
prospect work now In progress will be
productive OF very gratifying results
During tho past week the COMPANY s
own mill treated 1880 tons of ore, on
which an average metallic extraction Of
90 per cent was made The company
Is negotiating for a concentrating plant
OF 500 tons daily capacity for its re
Gently purchas sed Commonwealth proper
ty Of Arizona, and the contracts for the
plant should be let before the end Of
This month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
MORE H|CH-GRADE
FROM THE ALTA CON,
One Car Being Marketed and
Another Is Coming Down
the Canyon.

y. .. Jacobson. superintendent OF the
Alta Consolidated company. Was in the
city Tuesday, bringing with him news III
orc shipments aud some extremely hand
some samples OF the rich ores now be-
Iug encountered in the deep work at the
property \ car of orc Is at the sam
piers nov. and another IL en- route from
the mine. tho value Of which VIII ne
- 60 so ounces silver, - to 20 per cent
lead. and : To per cent copper
Mr. Jacobson believes more firmly in
th. Alta Consolidated than in any prop
crty with which he has ever been con
nected and he believes that tho present
Jrif, along the Erain iissuro will open
some of tho most attractive resources or
the district. The management has neen
in orc for about GOO feet along this MS
sure. and The work Is being directed
towards the contact When tho assure
makes into the contact. which II Is oS-
pected 10 do within tho coming httE
feet. It is logical TO expect suostan-
tIal body,
The roads up Little Cottonwood should
improve now, and tho coming season the
Alta Consolidated teams Will be making
a considerable amount of dust up thdt
picturesque ncighborhood.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
COALITION HAS FINE
CONDITION AT DEPTH

General Manager Strickland of the
Utah Mines Coalition company, teie-
phoned the local offices OH Tuesday that
there was "A splendid showing on the 300
foot level west. indications pointing to
the fact that the ore body Is on the
verge OF widening out into large stopc,
and the values are high, somewhere
around $50 per ton.
The winze from the 900 is down sixty
five TO seventy feet, and the bottom no"
looks like ore indicating that the same
shoot OF ore Is raking into this working.
The work is proving 10 date the theory
of the management to the effect that
a big stope Will make its appearance un-
der conditions which are fast being OBJ
taincd Further details will be awaited
with much interest by the many salt
I.akers who arc numbered among the
shareholders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
BUYERS ARE WILLING
BUT IN NO HURRY

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon.
Paine. Webber * Co, Boston-Thc
dullncss in the local market today was
caused not by any scarcity OF buying or
ders. but hy tic lack of offerings. The
bulish feeling on copperS has Increased
during The past few days, but the ma
jority OF traders arc not yet willing TO
advance prices u point or two In order
to get this stock. This will come. how
ever with increased confidence and We
expect To sec decidedly higher prices be-
fore the end Of tn" week. At the close
all classes of roppcrS were in good de-
mand and everything points TO more ac-
tlvity with advancing prices tomorrow.
Logan & Bryan, New Sork-Whilc the
market during the first hour presented
rather Irregular appearance with a
started on Saturday, still il was noted
the session progressed that the Of
fcrines were being quite Well absorbed
and that the presidents speech of yes
more favorable advices from abroad
relative TO international politics. were
cTertiug their influence in such a man
ner as 10 cause somewhat more cheer
fulness in tho financial community than
has been noted for quite period. The
alViccs from Washington denoting that
nothing further was likely 10 be done in
connection with the Inquiry Of the So
Elected by nervousness in tho ranks iu
the element committed TO The selling side
and TO the buying OF Erics. which was
thought to foreshadoW an initial divi-
deud payment on the first preferred is
sue. tended 10 hasten short covering.
The situation. taken ss whole. has
not changed materially within the past
few days either for better or worse. but
there are rather plain indications OF the
outlook abroad being simplified by re-
cent negotiations between Germany and
England. The stock market appears TO
have reached condition where decisive
occurrences Will force movement OF
considerable Importance in either dircc-
ton. and judging by the action Of prices
today IL would seem that tho streets
looking forward TO something Of a ia
vorab bic nature.
Gallagher letter. New YorS-The curb
market was very dull today. Tonopsn-
Belmont made r. new high price 800
shares sold At SO; looks higher. Market
closed steady.