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Arizona republican., 1913-03-29
BISHOP REIURNS-Rf

w. Atwood, bishop of the Episcopal district of Arizona returned yesterday from Wickenburg. where the eve ming before he confirmed class in the Emmanuel Episcopal church. He will leave today for Yuma where on Sunday he will give confirmatio to q large class in St. Paul's Episco- pal church.
 ACCIDENTALLY SHOT - Harold Craven, aged twenty three. a jeweier in the RosenzWeig jewelry store on East Washington street. is in the Sisters hospital, suffering from q wound in the abdomen which is likely to result in his death. In hand ling revolver at the jeWelry store early yesterday forenoon. the young man accidentally discharged the wea- pon, the bullet entering the abdom en. Craven was hurried to the hos pital where Drs. R. W. Craig and Louis Dysart performed an operation in the hope of saving his life. The wound bled profusely and the victim was suffering greatly from shock Craven has a mother and sister liv- ing in Phoenix. The latter being Miss Edith Craven of East Washing ton street
 FALSE ALARM-The fire depart ment was given a useless run about 10:3O o'clock last evening when { telephone call was received at th' fire house stating a fire was in prog ress in the 400 block of North Firs avenue. Box A was sounded anC the department ran out First avenue but failed to discover blaze. In cidentally it was noted there is no 400 block on North First avenue The alarm was telephoned by a gir or a woman and from the sounds coming over the phone it was indi cated that there were others in th' room from which the word was sent An investigation is being made an( it is believed that it will be possible to ascertain from just what source the call emanated.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-29
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they canno, roooh the seat ot tfe disease Catarrh a blood or consti. tutional disease. and in order cure it you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in- ternaly. and acts directly upon the blood and surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure is a quack meti- cine It was prescribed by Of the best phvscisUs in this country for and is regular UrescrDton It IS composed Of the best toncs known combined mucous surfaces. The perfect combina ion of inc two ingredients is what produces such won1erfl -e- suits in curing Send for testinouiale frea
 F. J. CHENEY X CO., Props Toledo n Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills ior constipation
Arizona republican., 1913-03-29
Stocks

Amalgamated, 721a; Smelling, 6912 ; Santa Fe. 1021s; St. Paul, 1101s; New York Central, 105H; Pennsylvania, 11S3s; Reading, 159 1-7; Southern Pa
Arizona republican., 1913-03-29

Wait for our big removal sale Davidson Cash Store.-Advertisem
 tf
New-York tribune., 1913-05-25

Tell me. You've never said word" His wife
leaned across the table eagerly.
81 don't talk till I'm surc Alillr II YOU women
onlv think It ont tha, way, thcrcd hc lot trouble
saved Well YOU remember ] used 90 pooh-hooA tins
fnrc-orn; business Looked Ike expert stuff. never
saw two experts who agreed on anything. But tins
thunbprint the real article you can get away from
it. Fact. When Mrs. Armitagc lost her cncralas
forty thousand iron-bovs including duty think oi IT,
fortv thousand for string Of little lrshgrecn stone
well was detailed % look over the case. She has
what-cha-oalit next 10 her bedroom.
"Boudoir.
That it. Well she had the slckcst wall safe you
ever heard Of Ordinary furnace register in the wall
an bacl. Of II the safe New stunt. But there always
somebody that finds out. Little table stands IN front
Of it. Maid hadn't busted II lately Saw Noe thumb
print Perfect Got ii photographed an went over the
help an the folks themselves Didn't match. Same
print on a little idol in the safe. So put away Tor
future reference There wasn't any match for II down
al Central either New hand The idol was one %
them Hindu things. Chap was interested IN II. We
laid low for the breakup Of the Jewels. \eyGr came.
Sav rnebbe we didn't sit up an take notice Hagscry
fumbled in his vest for "a match
$50 on"
"Fverv good level is registered. All jewellers kno"
something about il. Well nothing doing IN K"tieI-
New-York tribune., 1913-05-25
Remained

Remained been detective Of the first
IND. class tor SIX years As inc c'-'''-
what removed him from the
graft zone. his promise TO his
vas rather nerlirle one The low cutpursc,
,Ehei swinile-. The dishonest bank official, all
isi 10 his net. BENZ q man Of great physical
18th. courageous a. al Irshmcn are who have had
-t their way q. @ dccen, payroll, and fond o,
T-s besides. .e was formidable He was well
70. feared and respected. He never approached
--ry till he was absolutely certain Of his picture
A Then his hand fell heavily. He was Just, but
,lSs His hu,re was % get the criminal II a
wanted 10 lct the man 60, that was no concern Of
rys
S1etime between now an midnight, Alilly, I'm
= 70 put this handsomely manicured duke on the
i1 Of the clcvcrcst crook New York has seen III
I Hes had the force up q tree for almost a year.
.dbul-headei luck; but luck's hall Of any game
Jn II, VIII
he geatlenanly Jewel thief, as the reporters call
sven thousand dollars in rewards.'
" irom the people who've been robbed, an one
| Pa Knickerboctcr. ThatN take care Of that little
'rN shack. an some onion money besides. On
60. him, all right Queer case, though; an don
/ stand Il all ye, Bur ] know who an where he IS.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-25

dam Amsterdam any other Of the o country dams The
either afraid waiting till forgot But dom forget
Ay Then came the HOLSTER pink pearls Ofashoned safe
trip Easy Job. OF Hoster had o. those Jade plates Wha
do YOU think: Same umbpn that Number three the Morris
uhcs Good safe, job; but visiting card OF
knew Louis the Fourteenth Morris worth
two thousand. Mr.. Thumbpn again | getting uny Sud-
denly got into my COCO that the gnk interested
Get
Mrs Haggcry squeezed hands together in her excitement
Nothing after the Morris rubies That eight months
ago. Well bug the humbpn thing Hunted bar rails
ship rails everywhere YOU could think Of there little
what the wise call the who That his photo
graph The sWag mounted hundred an twenty thousand
market value Now, that's going these DAYS when
You think It, For weeks weeks nothing but blind alleys Then
the buhcaded luck. They putting in some new num-
the detailed watch the crowd dips
looking over the when who bobs but
Nh Ihumbprnt as large lie You could have knocked
with leather say Girl wouldn't think 1t, but there's
but collect things furniture rugs china weapons, foreign things an
urmes Say but wore out shoe lcaherl All the time
handling the reg lar Jobs hobnobbed with students pro-
icors gumshocd the homes Of the noted aciy-whas them:
"Arheoogs supplemented Mrs Haggerty, who had gone
through high school.
by an by got rid Of thousand hundred an ninety
the bugs And number thousand had swallowing
Adams apple ! couldn't connect him. \ millionaire Molly;
spends thousands digging the dried friend Of the Metro
polan directors an j. P got a raft OF medals an all that As
what they call the hunch can spot bad just you
that ain the level That hunc baked Ihed done it,
a Joke; for he doesn't need money
Have his humhpn; asked Mrs lIaggerty who
thinking OF the thousand dollars.
"Thcc where fell down couldn't get without going him
straight. So settled down study him an his habits. One day
while nong round fell something that got my goat
You My, these bugs generally play two games for work.
an one for play. Well this chaps play was Haggerty rose
Well"
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-11
High Grade Ore Struck.

Laguna-Rat ther an important discov-
cry was made in this mine In the 33S
intermediate below the 329 stope between
the $50 and 600-foot levels, 700 feet south
OF the shaft The 303-J raise driven into
the hanging wall of the 34s. exposed six
teen feet of ore averaging $50 per ton
The 303-k raise driven Into the hanging
wall from the 329 intermediate. sixty feet
higher up. exposed twelve feet of orc
averaging $40 per ton Other raises are
being driven 90 determine the extent OF
this ore body.
Clerlnont-The GO4-W stope on the
downward extension of the 534 ore body
just below the 900-foot level 750 feet
south OF the shaft, produced 3o9 tons OF
ore which averaged so3 per ton. The
S02-A sill on the 1300-foot level was con-
siderab bly, extended, and produced S62 tons
of ore that averaged $25 per ton, which,
was shipped to the smelter.
The 420 stope under the Alb sill about
roo feet south of the shaft has been pro-
ducing a large tonnage OF very good ore,
which has brought the average grade oil
the Clermont up to about $40 per ton fol
the month.
The formation on the 1900 Is very prom
Using. and we are confident that the 1906
ore body will be found at this depth
within n short time
The diamond drill is on the ground and
will be in operation about March /. A
short hole will he drilled in the Reilly
vein on the i50-foo, level of the Com
bnation. and after this hole is completed
the machine will be used to exploit the
territory below the 1400-foot level of the
Grizzly Bear,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-11
Steel Common Down.

The pressure on Steel common vas
particularly discourag ging. Over 110b00
shares were traded in and the stock
touched the low point established In
1912-9l3.
The pivot OF the situation, foreign and
domestic. is money. Although today was
stock exchange holiday in Berlin. Ger
man bankers were reported as bidding as
high as per cent for short-term money.
There is no doubt In the minds Of in
ternational bankers that Germany is
facing an industrial reaction and this Is
taken TO mean a further readjustment OF
credits. AS New York has the only
market where international issues mn be
freely sold. II is expected that Il viii
have to stand further liquidation. This
refers particularly TO Canadian, Atchi-
son. Baltimore e. Ohio, Union Pacific
Reading, and Norfolk. The market for
these stocks has been so poor In Lon
don that many orders are placed direct
and do not appear in the usual afbitrage
channels.
An engagement Of $3.50, 900 Jold for
Berlin is announced and further engage
nents will no doubt be made for this
account during the week.
The stock market has an Unhealthy
appearance. Liquidation will in all prob
ability have to run a considerable time
In the industrials. The market for the
newer issues OF these stocks % so thin
| that many of the standard Issues are
being forced upon the market In the eff
forts OF embarrassed holders to obtain
funds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-11
Low Grade Exists.

These conditions do not initiate agaln5t the
mine az lo8gradc producer. because.
l. The fact that The high grade bodies are
found from end of tho property 20 the other.
dltlon which has resulted In tho numerous and
large deposits OF 1ow-grnac We find that
wherever there has been sufficient enrichment 10
form lcnse streak OF high, grade, there has
been formed In tho vicinity about hundred
times much low-Srade.
2, To handle the low-Ernde material which is
found in junction with tho hIgh-grado. Will be
viii be operated becnuso IT Is this very claas
of low-sradc material which 81 Is seeking and from
which IL VIII derive It's greatest revenue
The fact IS. thnt the conditions which causcd
ths failure of the Tramp mine producer OF
high-ernde are the same conditions which render
IL nkey that It wifi succeed !owgrsdc mill
Ing property.
now conducting show that there at least ton
point9 above tho Trump tunnel lcvol where mill
ing ore may be secured with very lille dead
york A. previously pointed out. the mino has
never been developed With view 20 blocking
OUT orc or milling grade. All we can do At this
tme ~ 10 approximate tho tonnage and value ns
closely The nmiouut and character OF develop
tioo made IN my circular OF January % and
tho results or subsequent sampling have not gel
Indicated any necessity for changing this esti-
mate IN any important particular.
During tho past five months. exhaustive figuret
on the cost OF mining and milling have been pre-
PACED. with tho result that. givon Il production
OF less than 5000 tons pcr month. the tots
nearly be determined from information thai
can be collected from every nvnilablo source. tn,
Tramp mino can be successfully operated ag
hIg low-grnds milling property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-11
OPH|R HILL READY
FOR MAXIMUM WORK
Renovated Mill, Railroad and
Better Power Service Are
Now Available.

The Ophir HilI Consolidated company
OF OphIr. Utah. Il property owned by
former Senator w. A. Clark OF Montana.
has just completed the installation Of a
new power plant on South Willow creek.
consisting Of two units. direct-connected
10 "A Pelton water wheel, having a total
capacity of 400 kilowatts. This plant is
now in successful operation and is
synchronized with the Ophir Ilill power
plant at the mouth OF Ophir canyon.
For the last three months the Ophlr
Hill company has been operating the
mine and mill two shifts only an account
OF insufficient power. The company now
Is preparing TO put on the third SHIFT.
and additional miners arc being sought
by the management. The company has
use for thirty men at the machines and
as muckers,
The company has the advantage OF u
rcmodeled or renovated milling plant
which is doing Its work in n highly salts
factory manner. The latest improved
equipment for handling the shines has
been installed, so that the loss OF values
In the tailings Is practically nil. Opera
tons at the property are greatly s!npli-
fed since the building of the railroad
line connecting with the Salt Lake route
tracks at st. Johns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-11
JANUARY REPORT OF
GOLDF|ELD COMPANY
Many Improvements Shown
and Earnings Keep IncreaS-
ing With Each Month.

The final report OF the Goldficld Con-
solidatcd company for the month OF Janu-
airy has been released, showing several
items OF improvement that will be ap-
preciated by stockholders. Among these
improved conditions are. first, encourag-
Ing deep ore results; second. Increased
earnings; and third. good mill results,
The report is signed by Superintendent
Thorn. and is as follows:
During the month of January, 1913. the
total production OF your company was
T,169 tons. containing S535. 81, or an
average OF si972 per ton, OF which %, 5i9
tons were miled. with an average ex-
traction OF 1916 per cent, and 1920 tons
We're shipped of average value OF
s21.5T per ton. the net recovery from all
ore being SlS.5I, The net realization 10
your company was S32I. .95G.25, or S12.0i
per ton
Development work-Three thousand
two hundred and Dinety-siN feet Of de-
veopment work was performed during
the month Of January. 1919.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-11
Continual Pressure.

While standard issues were sold for
foreign account, there was continual
pressure from local houses upon the in
dustria shares.
The placing of Bethlehem Steel pre-
ferred on the dividend list by the decla-
ration Of II per cent, carried the stock
to GO. but this advance was not main
tanned and the price closed with net
gain of 1 per cent.
The sharp drop in Canadian Pacific.
which carried the stock to 21St and
closed IL with q net loss OF nearly 8
points, was the most distressing feature
OF the railroad issues, Selling came not
only direct from Berlin. but liquidation
was noticed from London and Canada
where the shares have long been fay
orite.
The fear that the syndicate formed to
underwrite Union Pacific holdings Of
Southern Pacific would have to be abaIe
doned brought heavy selling of Union
Pacific for foreign account, carrying the
shares TO 1853. the lowest point touched
since 1908, while Southern Pacific, OH
trades OF less than 5000 shares. set the
new low level of 9Ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-11
OWNERS OF TRAMP
STOCK ADDRESSED
Sunset Company, Through
It's President, Urges an
Exchange of Stock.
is THE ONLY SOLUTION
Time for Exchange Extended
by Company Until Fifth
of April.
is THE ONLY SOLUTION

Edward S. Van Dyck. president OF the
Sunset Mining & Development company,
has addressed g. communication to the
shareholders OF the Tramp Consolidated
company calling attention to the prop
osition OF exchanging the Tramp shares
for stock In the Sunset company. The
officials of the Sunset have extended the
time OF such exchange until April D,
1913, up to which date the Tramp share
holders can exchange one share for one,
by accompanying their old stock with
a payment of cents a share.
It Is urged upon the Tramp share
holders that their proposition stands to
be r success when worked as a big low
grade milling proposition, but in order to
do this the money necessary must be
rnised and Tramp shareholders will have
an opportunity To secure some return
upon their share holdings. now without
market value, by putting up a small
amount 10 bring about solution of the
difficulties now apparent Mr.. Van Dyck
terms the Sunset company the vessel
selected TO carry the shipwrecked hopes
of the original Tramp company, and
those not willing TO get aboard must
drown.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-11
Some Are Hesitating.

THE statement then continues as fol-
lows.
Luckily, most OF the Tramp stockholders are
heartily In accord with this undertaking. and are
lending their support Some. however. nre sti'l
hesItnting and the main assigned are.
flT5t that doubt is entertained 20 the merit OF
rhc Tramp property and they fear thnt good monoy
may be sent after bad. and second, that The
absessahle feature OF Sunset stock Is not reHhcd.
1 Will take these up In order
The Tramp minc has always been known TO con-
tala ore ana hao been producing desultorily aimee
the time OF It's discovery. hayo yet TO hear OF
instance. either In the company or lease opera
tions. whore has been intclliGcrtly sought for
and has not been found The whole trouble has
been that tho grade Of orc required by those who
Scn.chiDg for IT. In ordor that thcy might
operate a profit, high that but small
quantities Of this class OF material could be found
In any one place There Just two physical
conditions apparent In the Tramp mno which rem
dor # impossible to operate Il aa q hish-gradc
producer. They are:
]. The high grade bodies scattered
through any particular vein. and occur In 30
many different veins. that tho expense Of reaching
them bs means OF underground workings Is moro
than they worth.
2. Tho deposition Of values in the ore bodies
Ia invariably crTrtic that, In order to extract
the high-9rado separately much low-Erndo
material must bo handled that the expense Is
Drohlb!tIye
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-11
WHEAT PRICES ARE !
SOMEWHAT BETH
Washington Crop R,,,.
Comes Too Late to As..,
the Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. March 1o.-Wbs,.
hardened today owing to "neat n..
British consols and because a, oeelIss
In the Vienna bourse, Tha o1 weaf%
crop report, which prored mashrz
bearisn than extremists baa 20 b.
came TOO late TO affect ~. ezs:<
Closing quotations were firm "e =, MI
net ADVANCE. The outcome in @co-M 90 y
from shade of to q like advaaa dy,a iir
Ior oats WAS unchanged To a sIx,as Z
rn9s,s'nii,s 9ni: pi.sh n.iShed all the way fro,a
Disturbing political condI,inM
tria. formed the accepted rea"as y u
explain the uneasincss evIdent.' s4a
don, Liverpool and Vienna AZ u
Influence which ruled wheat VA
the start, What reaction thsra
any time resulted from tba N
other European markets iha@' ,@'
named were apparently NOT avn. ANU
free selhns Of wheat by lcadins g
put n stop TO the advance ,ms =
There was considerable comnsr, -
me reinarkaole firmness Of nv
months In the face of heavv neE q
Primary arrivals Of wbs,, 'ecsSt
to 100000 bushels against I'm an Sla,s,
| els year ago. sea board CIV
wheat and -four equaled 21t ma s,a s.a
| Corn derived most of us pu,t<
| wheat strength. Traders rensI1rl regTl a
expected bearlsh figures on rass,s! !,
as In tho case OF wheat, raa,ce,s
| tIons oyershot the mark On ~ ~.
hand, The record breaking total -
came as a surprise. but moi nr,g NJ
the session had ended with tu tSs
firm throughout with wheat 0
Hog receipts, far In excess n, a.. \
mate, broke the provision msrxs %
siderable selling took place on a..
| orders. Svq
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-11
Elgin Butter.
ELGIN. H., March 1o.-Butter.
GOLDEN GATE SHAFT
Is BEING RECLAIMED

Operations at the Mcdonald Ely have
reached 4 more satisfactory stage as
the Golden Gate shaft has been cleared
out and repa ired down to the $50 station
iesle5day NO Cameron pump was
Installed and me work OF unwatering the
workings has begun. AS the shaft does
not make very large amount OF water
II is expected the 900 drifts will be
pumped out IN few days and then the
real work will begin ''e
The Golden Gate shaft Is 4O2 feet deep
anu was SUNK about six years ago. Wa
ter was struck at 354 feet and after sink
Ing nearly my, feet deeper that work
was stopped end station was cut lust
above tho water level. Drifts We're
started in two directions from this pojnt
one OF the s'utf east that was driven
ABOUT l3o ieet toward the Albion vain
and the other north a distance =, o.
feet toward the Extension claim. II is
regarded as probable that the present
management of the company will eTfend
these Two headings though that viii
not be decided until the drifts are freed
made.-fIly Expositor, "a" NC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-11
NEW YERINGTON is
COMING ALONG FINE

Conditions at the New Yerington Cop
per property are reported TO be very
satisfactory. and Superintendent ellis,
who recently took hold: has found the
Situa lion much more favorable than
many local shareholders had appreciated cd
would be the case. He reports, for in
stance that the diamond drill work be-
low the i00-foot level passed through two
bodies OF concentrating ore each twenty-
five feet In thickness, the copper value
OF which was from TO per cent. The
second OF these new bodies was found
on the footwall OF the vein at the COO
foot level
The shaft went through ore much IL
not all. the way when originally driven,
and Mr. ellis Is starting new lateral de-
velopment at various points to prove up
this copper rock. \ car of ore is on the
way from the property, and doubtless the
summers shipments will be found graft
flying TO all interested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-11
Usefulness Is Ended.

This communication. as you doubtless gathor.
Is not aimed a. thoco who have already exchanged
their stock nor at those who dcoire TO do 80.
but rutbcT nt certain class Of stockholders who
imagine themselves stunR into a state OF coma.
Their lethargy Will not get thcm back their lost
shekels. As stated above this company owes
no duty or obligation to those who do not be-
como It's stockhodoro The offer. which has beon
Inado you. mny be changed to terms or be
altogether withdraw, ~itbout notice and wIthou,
assigning any reason. By this circular you are az
surcd that the offer will remain open you UT
10 and Including April o, 1913. The cash paymoII,
viii then be Increased 80 per whether the
offer win be entirely withdrawn at that time O.
whether there will be further increage in the
cash payment. depends the results.
Tie Tramp Connolidated Mining company. as a
corporation. has outlved It's usefulness. The
inere continuance Of It's existence a source o.
expense. Ito property VIII bo disposed Of It's nt.
fairs will be wound up and II Will be dissolved as
soon as conveniently be. By making the ak.
change for stock OF this company. you have the
opportunity OF recovering the money you har,
lost In Tramp stock. while n you do not do 70
sou Will Iogc your investment entirely. trusi
that by April VIC viii find that egory share O,
Tramp stock that bo located has been ea.
changed.