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,..or,c rarruthers to the position OF as
,is,guf supcrintcndcnt Mr. CarrutheIs
ls wen "'''" - ,t,, rrr, NJ steele
!"rih''N "'''''' ,....,,,1s rTc *
" ''Ii"'"''s' - ,,a,rodis, Eris-
" m'Hi''' VI
c"p-l 'HN'''
,.,. = p,t,rs rector of -. Mi
-. ,..II sD.,l, Al the twenty
-, ,...,,,,,. Mons christian Asso-
'.''' ....,,.,, o.l, - m ON What
''''''., w. 90. =, t1r,,,ritvo" lie will
docs N'''''' -. ~, ,I,o close ~ his ad-
IL, q, ororcd bv a fifteen
-,...,,,... .,,,,,.rt nv the Shirmcr Orches-
,rr D., Arthur f. Nlabon. Of 81
w. ,..,,-.t,,o reformed Church. will
49,. l,,,d,,, toa at 4 o'clock. on
7l.'' -! H. ,yorId
nan
rio uniou services OF the Church or
r,.. ,Ics-lah. the Free Synagogue and the
,.,..,..,, ~ tho Divine Paternity, which be-
-'., .,.,,icio,,yIv last Sunday night at the
,.,,or church will be continued to-mor-
-, with an address by John
-, ,.,o.-,rosident Of the American
-,i',,. ,',-.i., 80 Iobor followed by short
a,5ross nv Dr Wise. An informal dis
cussion VIII to'lo" J" '"e POI
mi, r,o,,r,h Avenue Presbyterian
church. now holding services at Earl Hall,
Columbia University, will celebrate to-
marrow its first anniversary as an up
town church. having como just one year
ago from its old historic home at Fourth
avenue and 22d street to build place Oh
yyorship at Broadway and l14th street
Tbcrc will he special services at IL a. III.
and 9 u m. in Earl Hall Features of the
celebration will be a tribute to the cour-
tcsv of Columbia University In its gem
crous provision for tho congregation
Of a. temporary place OF worship greet
incs to Christian churches in the Vlcin-
ity and 20 residents In the nelShoor-
hood and gratitude for harmony ana
growth I'm membership I'm the last year.
also that the beautiful new edihce ~ pc
ing carried rapidly forward to compile
tion. with the completion OF the new
building the church VIII De Without uo's
and there viii be snpsIai'tia' ''''o" "'''''l'
mon tomorrow morning will he on Pass
inr Another Milestone" and his cveninS
subject will bc Forward
-
The annual revival nieellilsS ~ v'sI'
at Grace Methodist hplscopai '"ur'' W
morrow night and continue lot seventeen
days. Last year was the hrSl one he'u
at Grace Church by Dr. Reisner. and he
a., 4, ,,.oo onc of tho hest of his
iiSl''' '''' - - It -, NJ, >,o,l,
he was told that It was impossible to have
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ing of the Mind"
Iuoorration. II c. Robins, morning.
Torrth Presbyterian. Edgar Whitaker
work evening: Things that Happen But
once"
Cbrist's Mission, Manuel Fernando, after
roor. "No Peace Through the Confess
sional"
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MARION AVE. vs. cor Ig-'h 81. Howell &
Lawrence aet Latham Realty co Of al, Dec
1910. S33n
18TH IT. ~ East; Morris H'nhu'.g ast Mary
Hlimcs ct al; Dec -. 1911 sDi ="
- AVE. 2iG. Michael %Drmo' .o 60 pC' Eh"r-
hard schneider ct al. Dec -. 1911, Si3i -"
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same. Dec .,
Iglt &lUI
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ERATlONS.
MANHATTAN

CHERRY ST. 297 10 3o3. and WatCr -. az
10 SIS; to a sty stable and lofts, Miller. %
Clinton 81. owner: VI Miller, 10 Nassau 81, archi-
tect: $1,000.
MADISON AVE. n W cor of 47th st, 70 two
sty dwEs; Mrs O. Amsinck. SO 5th ave. owner;
IL q chapman, 33l 9th ave. ar hitect, $1,000.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHuRC
CHURCH OF The ME SIAH (Unitarian)

Park Avenue 34th street.
,,t,-. Robert Coilycr, -. D., Lit. d.
Ministers John Haynes Holmes
II \. ~, Morning Service.
MR. HOLMES VIII preach the first Of his series
OF sermons on tne "len Comm andments in
the Twentieth Century" Subj 'ci: "0od or
Mammon" ore FVst CommaadmfnD. Al
Welcome
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First German SpiriiuaIisi Church

Services, German and English. sundays, p. IN.
Jan. IA, Speaker Mr.. Il. T.. FlCHrHoRN.
Pabst Park Circle, 59th & Columbus Circle
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH,
5Tth Street and Madison Avenue.
Rev. WM. CARTER, D. D., Pastor.
Rev Abbott +. Kittredge d. d., will preach
at IL A. M and p. NJ.
snecInI Mnalc hv Choir In the Evening
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ST gsRTEO, cMEW'S CHURCH

Madison Avenue corner i4th Street.
The rev. LEIGHTON PARK, D. D, Rector.
: 80 A. M.-Holy Communion.
IL A. M.-Preacher. the Rector.
4P M.-Pren"h"r, Rtv Il. ;. w Wood.
Cautata, Tho Wilderness" Wesley.
r5:I5 f. M-Orsru Recital
S:15 =. M.-lllustratcd StrrCoptcon Lecture.
Travel I'm the Far East, Rev. :. n. USHER.
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II,ivpr,itv pIsc, PRESBYTERIAN Church

Cor Of 10th ST. zone block west from Ewayl'
GEORGE ALEXANDER, n. n. Pastor So
vices tomorrow at II A. NJ. ana !. ~. @ ln'
,-i,a At { o'clock
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FIFTH AVENUE B.prIsr Gnu iCH

WEST 46TH ST.
9:40 \. NJ, sunday School and Bible Glasses.
Young Women: Mrs. Martha +. Crow, Leader.
Young Men; Rev. DR.. A. L. Schauffer, Leader.
Public Worship: Sermons by
THE REV. GWilYm 0. GRIFFITH, D. o.,
Pastor Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, Brooklyn,
a. IL a. NJ and =. NJ.
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NEST-PARK PRESByTERIAN GRUNGE
s6th St and Amsterdam Aye. -

Rev. ANSON p. ATTERBURY. d. D.. Pastors
Rev. ANTHONY n EVANS. D. D.. -
Or. ATTERBURY VIII preach AZ IL a w.
and DIR. EVANS at p. "
TEMPLE BETH-EL. 5th Ave and 18th 81.
sunday morning, Rev Dr. SAMUEL sCHl LMM,Iu,
will preach on THE CONSCIENCE, IhH
STATUTE AND THE JUDGE" Services oe
gin at IL O'clock \ cordial welcome IS 'N'
ndpd all
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LIBERAL THOUGHT CHURCH.

SPIRITUADlS1lC. -.
LECTURES AND SPIRIT MESSAGES.
Services at } p. IA. and D. M. Sundays am
o. m wednesday IN Hall 207, IN Lincoln
Square Arcade Building, 66th ST. and Broad"a''
All seats free.
Rev. RUFUS 4. MACURDA.
Pastor and Psychic.
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Central Presbyterian Church

WEST 07rH ST. NEAR BROADWAY.
Rev WILTON AtERLE-SMITu ID. D., Pastor.
breaches at IL 4. NJ. and y. VI.
Evening subject "Other SHIPS q Other Lives"
O:l5 A. M.--Ioung Mems Bible study Club.
T.. M--Sabbath School
Devotional Meeting Wednesday, at S =. W
ALI. WELCOME.
The CHURCH of the DIVINE PATERNITY
Central Park IVES; and 18th Street.
Rev FRANK OLIVER HALL, n. d, Pastor.
viii preach at II ~ NJ, ~ Problem In Spirit
IIaI Addition"
F. NJ, Union Meeting OF this church. the
Free Synagogue and the Church OF the Mes
siah. Addresses upon THE WORKINGMAN
AND SOCIAL JUSTICE" by Hon. John Mitch
ell and Stepaon $. Wise, ID. ID. Discussion
~,
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FOURTH AVENUE
futgers Presbyterian Church
BROADWAY AND T5D STREET.
REV, WILLIAM HIRAM F0ULkES, DID,,

Mluiste- breaches at II 4. NJ and p. NJ.
Morniug-"N.ot by Might nor by Power
Evening-"Faithful Unto Death'-A Study m
Heroism
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Fourth Presbyterian Church
CHURCH " or ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY.

.53f West 0IIH NIIFtI.
Rector. Rev. HENRY LUBECk, D. c l. n
Holy Communion .....,.,...,'.....,' q,
Morning prayer: Preacher. The Rectorl \. ~ o.
Evensong: Preacher. Rev DR.. Rushton: : :. :;
ALI, ANGELS CHURCH, West Eud Ave-, s,p spi
sIst St Rev :. DE LANCEI TONNsENs.
IN D. Rector-Holy Communion. A. ~
Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rector: "a -
A NJ: Choral Eyensong. Z. ". sushS"
welcome. -z-------
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FIFTH AY:aUE PAtSBiTERlas CHURCH
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
Fifth Avenue and Tenth streft
Rev Dr. PERCY STTCKNEN GRANT, Rector.
II 4 M-lforning Prayer and sermon (RectorD,
"Our Picture OF Life"
iP N-Bach's christmas Oratorio' (Rector).
p M-People's Forum. Mr. julius Henry
Cohen: - Solution OF Cloakmakers Strlkes
9P. M-Dscussion, Parish House, IL w: llth -
-rTJE T-YIOX THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Soryic, in the Chapel, ClaremOnt Avenue. be-
tween 12ntE and l22d Streets at IL o'clock.
Preacher the Rev. President ALBERT PAhhSN
FITCH u. l., Of Andoyer Theological Sem"
mary.
The attendance of all not regularly worship
,i,r. ,,xav.hara Il cordially invited.
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MADISON I'VE. pREsBYTERIAN s cHUKe%
en- euURcH OF THE HEAVENLY RESI-

Fifth ave, above 4oth 81
Rev. HERBERT SHIPMAN. Rector ~
services 4 and IL q. M ana ?. n;,.-,- 81.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRiENDsi, , en-, i,sts nSs 4.
- 1or Worship IL a. M, at III East vi ISevyn
hss mssSbsttan az ant iIO schertnerhorn ST. Btooe,
sr MATTHEW'S CHURCH. West SH1n S1nHi1nGE
rear Central PARK. Rev ARTHUR IL
Rector Services, =. II asd =
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,1,r. Man Behind the Bars" is the title
~ the address which the Rev. George san.
d,r,on chaplain Of the Tombs prison VIII
deliver at the Labor Temple to-morro"
afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. Sandersoh was
formerly chaplain of the Albany Penlteh-
tiarv and later at Sing Sing.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

Henry J. Cody. Archdeacon OF Toronto
rector OF It. Pauls Church. canon OF the
cathedral in that city, and regarded as one
OF the most distinguished preachers OK t''
Church in Canada, is making New YORK
brlef visit. lie will preach at the CathedIaI
Of -. John the Divine tomorrow al O"''
the II and o'clock service.
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Cathedral Of ST. John the Divine
R Y ]. WILBUR CHAPMAN, D. D.,

EVANGEL HALL. sth Avenue near 3'th ST.
Jan. 10Th, y. VI
Rev HENRY WALTON. Jan 10Th 70 !ttn.
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NLD FIRST
. PRESBYTERIAN Church
CA. EATON, Id. d., Pastor
St. Lbomas's Church
CALVARY METHODIST !;s'H g;s ,,s. s.:

Rev. Charles I. GoOdeII. y. D., FasIor
II \. NJ and { +. ", Preaching by tho Psstor;;
Sncciai vices-MacWATIERS MNl'
0t-ARTET u-IIl sing every night next week.
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BOONE ST. n W cor Drainage St., ST. 4oHlVo' Foa4
t'oiarE t'o"ii Nathan Huet. 2TX9O Niau Land co 10
Juette Potter. 115 West l29th ST (mtg - ~
Ian 70: 81; attorneys. Abramsoh q Fo''eI' i'0
st
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

George J. Knccand. director of the Chi-
caro vice Commission. will speak on THE
Social Evil-A Commerclalized business
Tomorrow afternoon at the 1 O'Clock mass
meeting for men at the West Side Young
Mems Christian Association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-16
HEAT AT
DEPTH ON COMSTOCk

At the Consolidated Virginia on the
CotnstocE lode: n three compartment
raise is being made from the rich ore
shoot on the 2400foot level 1t is rather
slow working at this depth because the
temperature averages about l06 degrees.
For the first mine feet OF the raise.
thirtyfour cars of ore were extracted
averaging S25.SS per ton.
The Ophir Silver Mining company has
received complete returns on the 2OUy
tons Of ore milled AT tho Kinkead mill.
and the net cash Yield over and above
freight and treatment charges al the
smelter was $50. .9o3 10. The brunt OF thu.
return liz for cash settlements on the
concentrates shipped out bur "a bar or
bullion made from the cleanup brought
in ss169.06
The Mexican Mining company received
S12. .0G5 in gold coin from Selby's III set :
tlemcnt for the sale of five bars Of bul-
lion. Last weeks shipment OF five bars
has not Yet been settled for. At pres
ent the Mexican mill is sending oft
bullion netting about $50 900 per month
1T total expense for mine and mill OF
about 1000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-16
EXCHANGE MEMBERS
WILL VISIT OGDEN
Weber Club Has Extended In
vitation 10 Mining Men of
Salt Lake.

The members OF the Salt Lake Stock
and Mining Exchange will run an excur-
sion ia Ogden this afternoon. and while
IN that city will be the guests OF the
Weber club, which has extended an in
vitstion To the exchange members 10
make n visit. Accompanying the brokers
wlll he representative Of the different
Salt Lake banks and number OF local
mining men, who are Interested in the
promotion OF the welfare OF the mining
Industry OF the state. This Visit Is the
FIRST OF several excursions which will in
all probability be run from Salt Lake
TO ncighhorinE cities and mining camps.
the exchange NJ tic Commercial club
last November IL WAS brought out that
60 operation between tho brokers and the
mining men and between the different
parts Of the state In addition To greater
publicity To the mining business would
result in the putting of tho mining in
drstTy on a more substantial basis. IT
wss further brought ont that all who
arc Interested In mining TN any Cunncc-
lion should CO operate to make this
Utah 8 pre- eminent industry
IT. is thought that these excursions VIII
make more harmony and be tho cause OF
bringing the different mining interests
together III such A manner as 10 nc of
mutual aid. Chairman Pratt SAYS that a
big attendance is assured and through
the courtesy Of the Weber club plenty OF
entertainment viii be on the programme.
The excursion leaves at / O'clock The
the near future excursions to other cities
Will be made and several l!ips To the
different mining camps have already
been planned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-16
COMET PLACER IS
PLACING EQUIPMENT
Black Sand to Be Separated
From Gravel and Treated
Independently.

Active work has started on the prop
erty of the Comet Placer Mining com
pauy in Humboldt county, Nevada. about
eighteen miles from Sulphur on the
Western Pacific railway. This property
WAS recently acquired by L. G.. Burton
the we'll known mining engineer OF Salt
Lake. who is now at the property in
stalllDg equipment to work the ground.
the company totals $500 acres and in
cludcs some territory which is thought
20 contain tho ledge from which the gold
values have come. Mr.. Burton took
iifty samples from the ground and as
says show better than 81 per cubic yard.
At the Comet Is the occurrence of bia OK
sand which is scattered in many places
over the aurface, This black sand car :
ries high values in gold and the prop
erty is TO be operated so that the sand
VIII be separated from the gravel and
treated independently. SuIce boxes arc
being fitted up with false bottoms, allow
Ing the sand To be thus Scpsra ted from
the gravel. The gravel Is thcn sluicod
while ths sand will be treated on tables.
SAl per ton 70 many times that amount
aud il is believed by those interested IN
the property that this method OF treat
ment will enable h!e saving and make
the property n profit maker. In one
place on the ground Y shaft has been
tom.
Mr., Burton is president Of the com
pany and manager. Associated with hin,
are D. e. Dart. John w Geiger, r.. Il.
CritchIov, II: r. Macmillan. Charles
stood that the equipment now beins in
stalled will he adequate 20 care for the
tonnage which is 10 he treated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-16
NEW MILL PLANS
FOR LAKE COPPERS
Calumet. Companies Realign
Facilities for Economical
Production of Copper.
TRANSPORTATION LESS
Outline of The Arrangement
Which Has Been Suggested
to Stockholders.
TRANSPORTATION LESS|

According 70 the annual reports Of the
Calumet & Hecla companies "A new milling
ARRANGEMENT Will in all probability be
entered into nv the different properties.
Under tho present conditions there is a
LARGE TRANSFORMATION charge from the dif
fcreni mines to the mills and this can
ne reduced 10 an appreciahlc extent und Pr
the plan which is being considered. Tne
reports arc being malc6 simultaneously
10 the stockholders OF the different COM
panies so tiat mono viii have advance
information on The plans under considers
tlon.
The directors OF the Tsmalaclt Mining
company have recommended TO It's stock :
holdccs the sale OF lis wo-b"ad stamp
mill and small boiler house, With three
boilers necessary to operate the same. and
20 pcr cent OF the stock O: the Mutual
Water. Light & Power company. Ihis
latter company owns the pumping and
lighting equipment Of The Osceola and
Tamarack mills. II this recomnle ndauon
is approved. The opportunity VIII he Of
fored the Lake Milling. Smelling & Re-
nni0E company OF purcfas sing this equip
ment with an adequate mill site. and the
power rompany's stock, FOR the sum of
500 nnn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-16
Underground Developments.

The report OF General Superintendent
r. t. Mason shows that extensive de-
year on the 700. 100. 1900. 1900, 1900 and
25O0-toot levels Of the DAILY vein. Tu Sep
tenbcr- ore was found OH the 700 foot
level. and since that time 361i tons have
been shipped from this find This ore
carries high silver and copper values The
developments on this level point TO tho
continuation OF the bodies from the
llnn TO and above this level. On the
2SoV-foot level some iron ore carving
lead and silver values has been found
No prospecting Was done the 1900
foot level Of The middle vein. although
l.o3 cars Of mill orc were shipped from
The old slopes On the 1900 foot level OF
this vein n strong contact fissure is be-
ing followed on the southwest
The back vein Is heing worked on the
1900 and 12sofoot levels. \ new stope
on the zoe produced 1891 cars OF milling
orc and lo3s cars Of shipping orc. There
is still an excellent face OF milling orc
siderable distance Of unprospected terri
tory along this zone II is reasonable TO
expect continuation OF the ore shoot
for long time 20 come.
On the 100 level southwest from the
shaft and we'll out in the Bonanza nat
country, crosscul has been driven from
The middle vein 10 the back vein. a dis
t9ucc OF 40 feet. 4 drift to the south
west ON the back vein for 4sI feet was
driven and 12l feet Of raises were put
up Tor the purpose of prospecting the
lssufe Al tie ontario quartzitc couta Ct
orc OF An excellent grade was discovered
IN tho hrst raise over the crosscui
Mining has been done along this On
iario ouarl5ite contact during tho vear
for distance Of about $50 feet These
slopes Yielded 1905 cars OF milling ore
Of excellent grade and - cars OF shin
ping orc. In connection with oprninr
the ore mined In thcse ziopes there were
@ss feet Of drifting and 1S5 feet OF rails
ing done.
Tho continuity and strength OF this
ore shoot has been 80 great tdat one
world certainly expect IL 10 continue 10
the southwest.
The leaSers produced 2SO1 tons Of shin
PING ore and opened two slopes which
were proiiishiy mined for a time by the
company.
SUMMARY.
To,sl amount Of prospecting and ex
ploratory work during the year. 1878
Total production, 51s75 tons milling
ore. 1886 tons. of shipping ore.
MILL.
The mill treated 51.S75 tons OF ore.
dry weight, from which io23T tons or
lead concentrates and .5al9 tons Of zine
middlinGs we're made. There were con-
centratcd ~ tons Of crude ore into one
ION OF lead concentrates, and all pro-
ducts combined. 81 tons.
TWO Jauney Richards ciassI1ers were
Installed during the YEAR one 10 trea I
"lddhnEs This equipment is ma King
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-16
Will Remodel Heads.

II this purchase can be made 1T IL
planned to remodel these Two TsmaracE
heads 10 erect nne 10 three new ncsds.
as required. and To remodel two or three
OF the old heads at the present STAMP
mill As fast as the now Tamarack heads
are put into commission at least an equal
number Of heads at the present stamp
mill will DC free Tor stamping rock from
other mines The present mill site al
Point Mills is we'll located for the shin
ment OF rock from the Superior, Isle
Royale and Hancock mines. The present
"a pital stock of the Lake Milling, Smclt-
ing e. Refining company. 100000 shares.
which is all owned by Allouez and Cen
tcnniaI will be sold from time 10 time
to the above named mines at such prices
ard in such amounts as conditions war
rant. IN order 10 secure funds for the
purchase OF this portion Of the T5marack
mill site ss we'll as for the necessary re-
modelling and erection Of now heads.
The cost Of TRANSFORMATION Of rock from
the mines 20 the present stamp MIN ie
lares item In the cost Of copper, and
this new location Will reduce the freight
charges on Centennial and AlloueZ rock.
The plan reserves TO Alloues and Cen-
tennia A stock interest which assures
the right 10 five stamps. and involves no
expense, unless at some future time
stamping capacity IN addition TO these
five heads is required
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-16
OHIO COPPER Is IN
DEMAND ON MARKET

Ohio Copper was the strongest feature
on the exchange when. in sympathy
with the markets Ia the east, 1t closed
at s1.25 bid No reasons arc given for
the rise other than market conditions,
the general opinion being that senti-
ment toward this ISSUE is more favor
ably inclined. Swansea Consolidate
was sent back to az cents and Victoria.
Was heavy trader around G6 and 6i
cents. Trading for the sleater part
WAS confined TO the 'rintic stocks, with
some little demand FOR Phoebe sccuri
ties.
There vas little trading In tho un
listed stocks. The closing unlisted and
listed quotations follow:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-16
Transportation Costs.

The cost of Transportation IL the Al
louey and Centennial properties TO their
present mill Is a large Item in the cost
OF copper. and the new location viii re
duce the freight charges considerabIy
AlIous5 Is paying Ii cents por ton, and
under the new arrangement will pay but
II cents. Centennial is now paying IA
cents and lis charge will be reduced to
Q cents. The plan reserves 10 Allouez
assures the right 10 flvs stamps and in
wolves no expense. unless at some future
time stamping capacity in addition to
these five heads is required
The Isle Royale company Will pur-
chase $4,000 stock interest I'm the
Lake Milling company. assuring TO that
company the use Of two heads This
plan Will make available in the spring one
additional head for Isle Royale and be
fore the end of the year second add
tional head.
The cost of adding to Isle Royale's
present mill would be much larger than
the price at which the stock interest
can be acquired and the plan shows a.
saving in the costs of construction and
operation. which. with the profits from
immediate increased production Offsets
tho added charge for rock transport7ti tion
10 the above mill site. Ise Royale earn
ingS for the past year were more than
sufficient 10 defray the cost OF the pro
posed purchase.
The Superior company PAYS s24o 900 for
and is spared the necessity OF construct
ing mill of it's own.
The whole scheme Is a rearrangement
Of milling facilities which would seem TO
work TO the advantage Of all and TO the
disadvantage Of none.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-16
LOUISE
IS IN MANGANESE

II. W. Rand and James Lindsey OF
Portland arc in Salt Lake on their way
to Picche. where they are interested in
the Virginia Louise mine which controls
II acres adjoining the Prince Consoli
atcd on the south. 4 telegram Just re-
ceivcd from William Lloyd suvs that tie
shaft. now down about 90 feet, is In
manganese and IL is expected that orc
will be found a short distance below
The Prince Consolidated Is said TO have
deV cloped the vein within 11j feet OF the
Virginia Louise ground and the work at
the mine ~ being directed 10 drop into
this ore MFR. lloyd and Charles Lee
Ilorscy OF Pioche are also interested IN
the property.