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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

vada Hills shaft. which operation in the
future will not be necessary.
Connections are just finished between
the Webber shaft and the lowest work
ings OF the Nevada Hills shaft, thus
making possible the economical handling
OF the known ore In the Nevada Fills
vein. east OF the Big Fault" and will
also allow development 10 be resumed IN
the ore zone end of the Big Fault" at
much less cost than has heretofore been
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IRON BLOSSOM Is
STRONGER ON 'CHANGE

Iron Blossom was considerably 1rmer
Saturday morning on exchange, and eX-
cessive orders to sell were quickly abb
sorbed. The market otherwise was little,
II any, changed, The sales for the morn
Ing session reached 29.050 shares OF stock,
the market value OF which was 1850.
This brought the sales for the week to
1859 shares. market value s46,602.45.
The following were the closing unlisted
and listed stock transactions:
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NEW YORK BONAM
FOLLOWING llSt

General Manager Mchn
YORK bonanza company FL.
saturday. He states tss.
week or two yet IN a. $3.50 Z
fore the company can ~
mente, the snow etill e osn ~
to interfere with hauling. 80
least 100 tons OF good o's
ment, ,,d ars 81
Tho management - .rayvs b 4
streak which Is from * q
inches in extent, four y "a b :
Of II daily being hoistssd ~ 60
NJ NcGiil states that II - ~
In every respect
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ALTA CON. EXPEClS,, !,
TO BEGIN SHIT

The management e "a: 2: b:s ~ /
dated company. wnlch ,Ss L.ts
its ores as far down ,,.I ,ai T,.a
weather conditions Pen pI.h5'
during tho week e 2, 9ss1n 9slTh. NJ
anmsIGSs t6e canyon. $50 20 thst s,, Ss.'.: (. ssi
into altoosed sss'V5' q 10 ti the ,p:l,'Is melt
ssss ts 'sl; :, ifs1a E. 1Sa1?S:;;'ss e. y
In such shape .hao shippff
started as soon .mue e.
Justify such 2 pIos p,s besp Ia e. e.
jacobson; who on pr return Ui Vsth'
day or two.
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Mine Development.

During September. 1911. the mill recov-
cred 90 per cent OF the values. the high
est of the operating period. the lowest
period OF recovery being In January.
1912 when the saving was s6.4 per cent.
the average of the entire operating
period being sS.s per cent
Regarding the mine work. the man
ager says.
improvements begun in the previous
year were finished as follows;
The Webber shaft was sunk sol feet
during the year. now total depth OF
701 feet
and connection made with 2o0-foot level
Of Nevada Hills shaft, this being the
suitable depth to recover all the known
ore in Nevada Hills vein, west of the
big Fault"
Station No. 2, cut at depth Of $50 feet,
from which a crosscut Is being driven to
connect thirty feet below lowest present
workings Of the Fairview Eagle This
There remains to go about $50 feet.
Station No. 3. cut at a depth of 650
feet and connection completed with 565-
foot (or bottom) level OF the Nevada
cal handling OF the known ore in the
Nevada Hills vein. cast Of the Big
Fault"
At depth Of $50 feet an electrically
gallons per minute. has been installed
I'm suitable pump station.
The shaft ls entirely timbered with 10X
10 Oregon pine, and will remain In It's
present excellent condition indefinitely.
Cost has been as follows:
Four stations and three ore
pockets Gs636 cubic feet) 30. soil 6t
Guides, electric and airlines,
Concrete collar and temporary
gallows frame ....-...-,..... 5,i79 OF
- =
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Difficulty Obviated.

The company has been beset with
many difficulties that could not be fore
seen, and which prevented II from show
ing Its real character. However. we
firmly believe that these are now all
obviated, and that from this time on its
showing will be much better. both in the
way OF lower costs as well as In the rec
ord OF production.
1T was found necessary to borrow d
total sum OF S520,000, OF which s2o. 900
has been paid. We had hoped to wipe
out this debt faster, but on account Of
the difficulties which have confront ed
us. this has not been possible How
ever, with conditions reduced to normal
as they have been, we think 1t will not
be long before the entire amount is
The report Of the general manager
shows that 10,s4S tons OF ore were
treated in the mill. the average per ton
value being s26.S3. total value $685..
945,S7. while eight tons Of ore were
shipped valued at s20s75S, or an aver
age OF 1882 l9 per ton. The loss In the
tailinss was So per ton, or a total OF
s32. .9aj.06, giving total values recovered
of s263,047.S4. or s24-02 per ton. The
total operating expenses for the year
were Sl9S,6 ,63O.31, giving as the reallza-
tion from operations ss5.6S7.5o. The sum
OF 1000 is deducted from this for
depreciation, giving the net realization
from operations as sl7.637.59.
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VIII Begin Production.

John w. Gelger and William S, Burton
left last night for the Comet placer NJln"
Ing company. Humboldt county, Nevada
20 meet Manager l.. G. Burton and Wit,
ness tho starting up OF the recently in
stalled machinery.
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.s.ss2 sil.9s5 $40 s


Almost the whole OF this work was
done IN order TO connect up the Web
Der shaft with tho various old workings.
which had previously been mined through
one OF half q dozen different adIts and
shafts. Practically all Of these conncc-
tlons have now been made. and from now
on II will be possible to confne the work
OF this department to the development
OF ore. The cost per foot OF develop
ment for the past year had been added
TO by the necessity OF operating the Ne
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Metal Market.

The metal quotations for sa,prdav
posted by Mccormick a Co. were as fol-
lows. Silver. 6oAc; lead. si.20. copper.
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San Francisco Oil Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon.
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STOCKS, BONDS I
PROVISIONS, 0ly
James A. PoDosl \

BANKERS AND s.' gs
sss. sss South maIn Ike citt
D,r.c, pr.Ta'. v, VIZ; ~, g = u
Duplex system-,TSBo ~ BostcD- y
Correspondent. ! N:%DftSis On Dfissa
stocks Carried .,,u -" STATS
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Ore Shtpmeuta

The Utah Ore Sampling company ON
Utah camps.
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Nevadas in San Francisco.

James A. Pollock &, Co, bankers and
brokers furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon
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Liabilities.
s5.s22.RO2 so

sThis Item showing a loss is caused by
Tho fact that all ore extracted To dafc
has been charged off at Si267 per ton.
regardless OF assay value, the figure used
as a depreciatlng unit 1t consequently
ahows a loss by reason OF this account
ing practice made necessary TO conform
with the United states treasury depart
meDt regulations. Sec page 20.
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Ore and Rullinn

The ore and bullion report for satur-
day. given by Mccormick G. Co. was as
follows; Ore received. s25 900; bullion
shipped. $4,000; total. $4,000.
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Amount of Other Work.

Exclusive Of the Webber shaft. there has
been performed on company account dur
ing the year 1868 feet OF development
work, az follows:
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New York Mining Stocks.

James A, Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
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Other Pressing Problems.

In addition to tho tariff matter. Mr..
Callhreath says there are other things
which the west is interested In that de-
mand attention. but which must be sup
ported by the west In an organized man
ner Among these Is the necessity OF
extending the influence and scope OF ac-
tivity OF the bureau Of mines to the
country west OF the Missouri river. An
other Is the public land question An
other is the attitude OF the east inspired
by. the conservationist that all the coal,
phosphate and oil lands and water power
sites OF the west should be removed from
entry for the benefit Of the east and pos
terity.
These are few OF the calling needs
OF the west In which the state OF Utah
is vitalIy interested. and Mr.. Callbreath
urges that Utah mining men get toEeth-
er, pool their Issues and prepare for the
preservation OF their interests in the
storm now gathering.
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LEAD-z|NC FIGHT
IS YET TO COME
Secretary of Mining Congress
Again Urges Utah Men
to Organize.
WEST NEEDS SERVICES
Situation Is Explained in Let
ter From Washington to
John Dern.
WEST NEEDS SERVICES

In a communication to John Dern, for
ner president of tho American Mining
congress. Secretary ]. F. CaIlbreath, now
at Washington, calls attention to the
great need OF western mining men pre-
pairing themselves for the real metal
tariff revision struggle which is yet to
come and which will be something far
moro earnestly attempted than during
the present session OF congress. Mr.. Call
breath states that he has been in Wash
inston for several months, offices have
had TO be maintained and big expenses
met in the hght against the cut In the
iead-Eino tariff, yet not one round dollar
has been contributed by the mining In
every imaginable reason for contributing
10 the support Of such protective meas
i,req
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Utah Always Late.

ure4.
Utah Always Late.
Mr. Ca1breath urges the mining men
of Utah to get together. For several
years he has pounded away at the hard
she'll Of neglect and inactivity that has
surrounded Utah mining circles. the only
result being an even greater negligence
on the part Of local people. II has been
became aroused. II at an. at the eleventh
cheney by The incomp3ets defense neees-
sertly attending the brief preparation
try Of tho state "a without representation
at times Of need except when individuals
step into tho breach with individual funds
and effort when cooperation Is 80 nee
eseary.
The producers Of lead and zinc in the
state OF Utah should not hum themselves
TO slesp with tho successful passing OF
the present congress without any tariff
changes. Mr., CalIbreath emphasizes that
official Washington seems determined to
find out whether or not the present metal
tariff schedule Is right, Unless the pro-
ducer desires such an Investigation to be
solely an ex parte aaair. M II Is up to him
costs Of production showing that the ex-
listing tarih ia necessary. or he will find
himself slIu; miosrssIy handicapped when tho
When the Underwood bill passed the
house several weeks ago the state OF
Utah go up on its rear legs and raised
a. howl that was long and loud, yet ao-
cording to Mr. Canbreath. nothing of
more substantial character came from the
state to prevent the Same bill from pass
Ing the senate and becoming law. Elk
pressions OF opinion by the bushel were
obtalnable TO the effect that the pro-
all the lead and zinc mines OF the state
out OF business
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20

To the Voters of the 10Th Legislative
District:
l hereby announce my candidacy
for the he -e from this legislative
district, and respectfully solicit. your
vote and support. In SO IA as my
Efforts will prevail! I give pledge, if
elected, to stand for r,easurcs that
take for the public welfare, having
in mind the particular wishes of my
constituency. I believe future
source of great wealth to tn, state
lies in the unlimited store Of Ignite
coal in this section of the state; md
that the possibilities warrant more lib
eral state appropriations for e6 ,eri-
mental purposes in exploiting it's CON-
mercial adaptibAity. This Is bound to
come In one form or another, but we
can hasten action by state initiative,
the state In return being repaid one
hundred-fol6 This field Of activity
appeals to me, and one a legislator
from this locality should specialize.
II Is second only to our agricultural
interests. If a stand Of this kind
meets with your approval, give me
your vote and influence.
HAMS &. MILLER.
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political ANNO,lNcEM

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the Republican voters of Ward
County:
7 hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the office Of County Judge
Of this county, subject to your decis-
ion at the Primary eletton on June
rs, 1912. If nominated and elected
I will faithfully, impartially, and to
the best of my ability, discharge the
duties Of the Office. Your support
is respectfully solicited.
L. r. CLAU8EN.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

l hereby announce myself candi-
date for the republican nomination
for commissioner from the First
Commissioner district, subject to the
will of the electors at the June pri-
aries. l am in position to give this
work the attention it needs, and be-
ing a tax payer myself, it stands to
reason that II elected I will be more
than anxious to give the county an
economical administration. Your
support is earnestly solicited.
PETER VANDENOEVER.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The Shallow Lake School Board of
District No. s. at Ambrose, n d., will
receive bids up until 2 p. m. on the 9th
day Of July 1912, for the erection Of an
eight room and full basement school
house, to he erected at An brose N. D.
A certified check of per cent Of the
contract is to &C company each bid, to
insure the execution of the contract.
Plans will be on file after June Dist
at the exchanges in Minneapolis, st.
Paul and Minot, also at the clerks of.
tice and the architects office. The
building is to be completed BY the 18th
day of October 1912, The board re-
serves the right to accept or reject any
or all plopo. ais presented
s;ored W. S. A. Mill Err, Clerk.
E. McKoANF, Pres.
66t3
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FRANK S. HENRY
Republican Candidate Secretary Of
State.

% he i:vl4biican Voters @; ;ne 2a:h
Legislative Dls!iirt.
respectively a-l:l-utlce that ! will
bt d candidate IT,: me Office OF state
senator .. tAis L.. -sia live district, at
he Primary election TO be held June
2G, 1912. and will appreciate your sup
port On laid date. If nominated and
elected | will endeavor to honestly
and aith ul!y carry out my duties and
merit the honor conferred on me.
WALTER r. BOND.
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To the Voters of Ward County, N. d.:
I wish to announce that I am .
candidate for the nomination, for the
office Of Clerk Of the District cour,
OF Ward Co., and in announcing my
SELF am doing so at the solicitation
Of many friends and because need
and want the Office and that am
competent to fiji the office in every
respect, am a graduate Of the Nor
NAL school Of W. Va, 4 teacher with
eleven years experience. have had
several offices Of trust and my pub
lie record viii speak for itself. Am
a homesteader Of Ward Co., n. D..
farmer for ten years in this state.
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To the Republican Voters of the Sec
ond Legislative District:
hereby announce that my name
will appear as a candidate upon the
Republican ballot at the next primar-
les, for the nomination to the once
of Representative for this district.
am a member of no clique or fl =
ton, hence If nominated and elected,
have none to serve but the people.
Very truly,
HI. L. F1NKE.
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l hereby announce myself as q CAL.
didate for the Office of states attor-
ney Of Ward county, North Dakota,
subject to the will of the Republican
voters as expressed at the primary
election to be held June 26, 1912.
If nominated 7 will stand for the
best interests OF the people and for
the enforcement OF the law.
BEN E. COMBS,
Donnybrook. N. D.
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Po fh!e Advertising

county auditor and most respectfully
solicit your vote and support at the
primaries to be held OH June 26th.
| have served as city auditor of the
City of Minot or four years and
prior to that time was in the county
auditors Office our years. My expert
ence fits me or this important posi-.
ton and il nominated and elected !
will faithfully and economically con-
uct the business Of the office.
l.. ]. THOMPSON.
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FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.

To the Voters of Ward County.
am q candidate for tho republican
nomination for Register of Deeds Of
Ward county, subject to the pri-
maries, June 26. 1919. I feel that /
am able to conduct this office In .
capable, economical manner. have
been a resident of Ward County for
the Fast fourteen years. VIII ~
preciate your support.
CHAS. J. WEAGANT.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself q candi-
date for, the republican nomination
for county commissioner from the
Second commissioners district.
have lived in Ward county for more
than rs years, and held the office Of
county commissioner q number of
years ago. know the needs of the
tax payers of the county and ! pledge
myself to give the county my best
efforts towards an economical eli.
cient administration In case OF my
and election.
FRANK KIRKILIE,
Donnybrook, N. D.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

l hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination to the office of
State Representative on the Republi-
can ticket in the second legislative
district, subject to the pleasure Of
the republican voters at the primar.
les on June rs, 1912.
II nominated and elected I shall
work faithfully for the best interests
of the people in this district in partic.
ular and the state Of North Dakota
in general.
Very respectfully,
J. w. CALNAN,
Berthoh, N. d.
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I hereby announce my candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
the office Of county treasurer. Re-
garding what the voters may expect
of me in case of my success, will
only refer them to my past record
as county official will appreciate
any support that can be conscien-
tious given.
A. G.. NEDRUD.
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VI Deeds iii the Republican TICKET.
Any Support Ltat may receive from
them Mill De very much appret tate I'd
II elected ptuya!sc 10 conduct the
business OF The Office to the best OF
my ability.
Sincerely yours,
F. j. LA ROCK,
Ainot, n. D.
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hereby announce my candidacy for
nomination for county commissioners
OF the Second Commissioners district,
on the Republican ticket at the June
26th primaries. will appreciate
whatever support my friends can con,
sistently give me.
b. J. Anderson, Minot, N. D.,
McKinley Township.
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FOR SALE OR TRADTc-Abont 5000
of merchandise and fixtures, includ-
ing show cases, computing scales,
etc. Will trade for horses or cat.
tie. e. G. Duckett, Norwich, N. D.
6 IS t4@
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For Commissioner First District
] hereby announce that my name
will appear as a candidate upon the Re
publican ballot for ONCE OF County
Commissioner Of the First District 81
Ward County (City q Minot) ana II
my ambition meets With your approval
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To the Voters of Ward County, N. d.:
I am a candidate for County Com.
missioner for the Fourth Commits
sioner's District subject to the Re-
publican Priaries on June 2e, 1919.
feel that If elected l can perform
my duties in a capable manner, ana
will appreciate your support at the
polls. Sincerely yours.
G. o. HALLEN,
Ryder, N. D
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

To the Voters of the 10Th Legislative
District: ..
I hereby announce myself . candi-
date for the nomination for represen-
tative from the goth Legislative Die.
trtct, subject to the will Of the Re-
publican voters at the June primar.
les.
]. w. SMITH. Surrey. N. d.
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p. D. NORTON
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

To the voters Of the Fourth Commits
sioners' District:
! am . candidate for county com.
missioner Of the Fourth district on
the Republican ticket. have
held the Office Of county COM
missioner ton years in this coanly
. number q years ago. ~ long
service % county commissioners aad
two ssssisn b To staAo ssaaAO has
equi31sl Ne w1sA Q go del @ q.
pss1ence IN k1s wtlh ~ ls1bou q
this ONCE. which should aid me
- Z s1sae sztsat h alni1Istseins
the affairs Of the county e6Scisntly
and economically. Should my caadi.
dacv meet with your approval I
promise 70 serve you faithfully in
the future as In the past, without fear
or favor. Your support u earnestly
solicited.
JOHN wALLIN.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
am a candidate for reelection to
the office Of Register Of Deeds for
Ward County on the Republican TIC
ket, and hereby respectfully solicit
the support Of the voters at the pr
maries on June 26, 1912.
GUNDER s. REISIIUs.
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FcS REPRESENTATIVE.

I hereby announce myself as can
didate for nomination TO the Office ct
representative to the legislature
from Renviile County subject to the
will of the voters at the Republican
primaries in June.
B. F. BAKER,
Glenburn, N. D.
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hereby announce that my name
will appear ~ Z candidate upon the
Republican ballot at the next Pr
maries for the nomination to tho Of
ice OF state senator for this district
and If my ambition meets with your
approval, I promise to servs you faith.
fully and legislate for tho masses ana
not the classes, and to support true
reform Progressive Republican meas
ures without fear or favor.
JAMES JORNDON. s.
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| promise to serve you faithfully, - IN
the past and solicit your vote and sup
port at the primaries, June rs. 1912.
r. H. Emerson
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F.. B. LAMBERT,
Mfnot. North Dakota

II you are one OF the North Da-
kota corn growers, you will be tu-
terested In the Evansville planter, >s-
pecfally adapted to the needs Of this
state. Let us show you the machine,
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