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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-21

and certificate No. for one share, cer-
tincate No for 2496 shares. certificate
No 3 for one share. certi9cate No 4
for one share. and certificate No for
ons share OF the capital stock OF the
P!oche Pacific Railroad Company a cor
poratlon; and.
Whereas. The said note. together with
the. security belonging thereto, was dulv
assigned, transferred and delivered by
the said Il. l.. Godbe 10 ]. Warren Knapp
and the said j. Warren Knapp is now
and, o'''
whereas. Tho said Nevada. Utah M,na.
a. Smelters Corporation has NOT maid anv
part or portion OF the principal OF said
and 'e' eoi'
Whereas. By tho terms OF said note 4,
10 PROVIDED that on the non-perform-
anSe or said promise TO pay the owner
and holder OF said note shall have tbs
or private sale. or upon the stock ex9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-21
Wingfield Interested.

McMullcn owns four claims in the dis
trict which have been bonded 10 George
wingfied. The bond expires within
few days and nothing has been learned
as 70 the intentions OF WinGfiold.
p T. Papka and McMullen have sew
eral claims paralleling the original strike
vein and are working ,ou them opening
up the lodges. Wheeler. Nlgnolo and
Wltten nbcrG who own four claims in the
district have started working on vein
Two men commenced operations Satur-
day, bur the work has not proceeded
sufficiently TO determine what the out
come will be. The ledge Is being stripped
preparatory to sinking.
Gold Springs is located about two miles
from the Willow Creek silver strike. At
the silver property work has been re-
sumed and some very rich ore Is being
taken out. The ore contains the heavy
black metal and Will assay a high figure.
Several shipments were made last fall
from this property netting the owners
a handsome profit. 1t is expected that a
sufficient quantity for shipment Will be
extracted within the next few weeks.
This ore is hauled overland 10 Tonopah.
The district Is being visited daily by
automobile parties from Topopah. Gold
field and Ely. This morning Ieb Ken
dali. I'D Bevis and r. 3. Goyan departed
for the region TO look after interests al
ready acquired in the district
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-21
Surface Looks Good.

With but little development the future
OF both gold and silver strikes can be
foretold. The surface showing OF the
former discovery is excellent but IL is
tho active development of the property
that will produce the results and de-
termine the merit OF the excitement, The
gold strike Of McMullen's continues to
render assays of big values. and Is most
promising. About ninety people are at
both camps trying 10 get in on The ground
floor. and the road from Tonopah to
Willow Creek Is spotted with prospec-
tors outfits and autos
Ernest Johnson, driving his sixty
horsepower Thomas car, made a record
run 10 the district Friday. His car car
ried 1900 pounds of supplies in addition
TO four passengers and drove the ma chine
TO within a few hundred feet OF the
strike, Otber ears have been forced 10
bandon the trip at least quarter-miie
distant owing TO the rocky incline TO be
travelled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-21
WILLOW CREEK IS
NEW NEVADA CAMP
George Wing6eld Option on
New Group in the
Young Camp.

Three feet of vein matter constitutes
the cause Of the gold excitemen; In the
Willow Creek mining district. As yet 1t
is only surface showing. the work Of
OF opening up the ledge consisting Of n
shallow trench In one place that is not
over two feet in depth. Notwithstanding
the fact that the discovery WAS made
month ago. says the Tonopah Bonanza.
The original dlscovcrer OF the gold
bearing ledge is ". C., McMulicn, pio-
neer mining man and prospector OF Ne
vada and Utah. McNuilen was formerly
at Goldfield and Rhyolite and ri one
time was connected with the Iron Springs
Mining company In the Seven Devils
country. Idaho. For the past four years
he has been prospecting the ditrlct be-
tween Ely and Gold Springs. maintaining
his headuuarter at Current Creek. where
a daughter is engaged in teaching school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-21
NOTICE..

To the Nevada Utah Mines & SmAl
ters Corporation. and 10 all others whom
IL may concern:
Whereas. At salt Lake City, Utah, on
July 10, 1911, the Nevada Utah Mines
G. Smelters Corporation made. executed
and delivered its certain promissory note
for the sum OF 1926. 900 10 z. l.. Godbe.
and payable on or before the 10th day
OF November, 1911; and
Whereas, The said Nevada Utah
Mines & Smelters Corporation deposited
security for the payment OF said pronis-
sory note the following described prop
erty:
Certificate No. 50 for 100000 shares,
certificate No. 10 for %. .3s7 shares OF the
capital stock of tho Day Bristol consoli,
dated Mining Company. a corporation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-21

change In Salt Lake City, Cus
Client OF said stock, so given -
as aforesaid, to pay said nots;,
terest from maturity, ana e9I ,Ies
vertising, upon ten days nou,
said Nevada-U:ah Mines q smfr H.
poration, at It's office In Sat
Utah. Of his intention 10 DO -
Now, therefore. you are nelp'
that the said J. Warren knapH n
legal holder and owner OF sau
sorry note. will sell all OF sala ~
security. given to secure VIZ w.
of said note. heretofore men,io'rc ~
sufficient amount thereof
said note. together with intsng
maturity and costs OF adveIuslns- ~
office OF Dickson, Ellis, Elbs III
l003-6 Kearns Building, SaIt - n
Utah. AT the hour Of 10 q m. on
day OF April, 1913. ~, vNI
]. WARREN ~ "
Dated this 12th day Of Apfn
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STOCKS, BONDS,
GRAINS, PROVISIONS,
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James A. Pollock & Co.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-21
Lone Star Consolidated.

Development continues on the Lone
Star Consolidated and both the north and
south drifts from the main shaft, on the
3s0-foot level. have entered vein matter
az good appearance. but low value. A
detailed report OF this company's opera
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-21

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The advice Of experts is always vaIu-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-21
SELER-HUMPHREY
LESSEES ARE BUSY

Several leases have recently been lei
on the April Fool claim Of the Seyler-
Humphrey company. The blue lime which
covers the hillside OF the claim. In many
places shows ore or the surface and
pros speS-tIng Is very attractive for this rca-
son. Commercial orc In many cases IL
being mined from the surface directly
into wagons for the mill.-Manhattan
Post
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-21
Blue Bull Operations.

The Blue Eull shaft has passed the
.0u-f foot level and 4 sump is being cut
below that point, where station VIII
be cut and lateral development VIII be
conducted under the direction OF Man
ager *. H. Simpson, the engineer In
charge. also Of the Booth. Atlanta, Sand
storm Keudall and other properties con-
trolled by George Winefield, as we'll as
being the latters field engineer. The
first work OF the Blue Bull on the 700
foot level viii be to crosscut for the ledge
that travcrses the Gold Bar and Victor
which has yielded quantities OF good ore
from the latter ground and is now pro-
ducins.
The Booth main shaft has been retim-
hercd and repaired for extensive work
and development is in progress on the
and i'm the main Booth vein. 4 io-horse-
power electric hoist has been installed
at this shaft and tho equipment is ex
ccllsut. Some good assays are being OBJ
tHined in this work. particularly from
the main Booth vein. At a point north of
into Columbia mountain. although no ore
OF commercial grade has been found In
quantity
4 report on the Sandstone X endall
Just issued by \. II. Howe, the secre~
tary and treasurer. says that at point
40 feet east of the shaft. on the 50o-foot
level, strong vein has been penetrated
that Yields low assays in gold. silver and
copper. In view OF the quantity Of eH
ccedlngly rich ore produced from shall
low workings on this property the man
aSemout has decided TO sink farther and
explore this vein on tho 500 and 100 foot
levels, Manager Simpson has installed
o0e gallons, daily. heavy flow of
water has been coming from this vein.
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st. Ives Deep Shaft.

The st. Ives shaft OF the Merger. 7xls
fcot in size and the largest and deepest
shaft in southern Nevada, Is now down
about 1920 feet and is going down at the
rate Of over three feet daily. At the
1850 point station viii be cut and a
croSscut will be driven to the boundary
Of the Atlanta, where the latter company
win begin the exploration OF It's ground
The cost OF the crosscut and part or the
sinking IS being shared by the two COM
panies and VIII stand tho Atlanta com.
pany about $50. 600. The equipment OF
the Merger Is Of ample capacity and It's
shaft OF sufficient size TO permit OF car
rving on the work OF both properties
through this shaft.
Development, work Is In progress on
the f330-foot level OF the Merger. where
a number OF seams Of good ore have been
exposed by tho crosscut that connects
with the Grizzly Bear workings TO the
west. Drifts and raises aro being driven
TO explore this highly mineralized ground
which embraces part oi the great
AT this point Work in the Velvet claim
has been suspended for the time being.
as the drifts driven from the Jumbo FIX
tension workings. the 500 and 800
foot levels. have reached point where
connection can be made with the Velvet
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MERGER EN- ROUTE
TO GREAT DEPTH
New Manager Well Ac-
quainted With the Camp
and Mine Conditions.
GOOD SEAMS EXPOSED
Blue Bull Another Company
of Goldfeld With Faith
in Depth.
GOOD SEAMS EXPOSED
Special 10 The Tribune.

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GOLDFIELD. New. April 20.-opera =
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psny are being conducted along the lines
announced following the acquisition OF
control by former Senator ". A. Clark
and associates. President G. o. White =
more. who Is general counsel for the
Clark railroad interests in the west, at
tended a meeting OF directors In Gold
field recently and stated that no change
had been made In the conpanyS plans
or policy that tho main or st. Ives shaft
would be continued to depth OF 1000
feet. that tho company Is In excellent
condition financially and that IL the
money in tho treasury becomes exhausted
in carrying out these plans the men back
OF tho project are prepared TO furnisn
any amount 10 complete their original
undertaking.
John Moclne has been elected general
manager foe the Merger company. sue
ceedinG L. II. Se1zgor. who has assumed
the duties OF underground superinten-
dent for the Goldfield Consolidated. Mr,
Mociue is assistant to the manager or
the Consolidated under Mr.. Burch, with
whom he has been associated in other
mining enterprises OF large scope. Tho
work OF the Merger will continue TO be
under the direction OF a mine foreman.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
CURB STOCKS.

j. a. Minnear X Co. say today
The coppers have been active and
strong today. Amalgamated started
the advance. ana sold up To sos. Lon
den was reported To be the principal
buyer IL is reported more metal was
contracted for late Tuesday FOREIGN
visible supply is reported To have i'm
creased $3.50 tons. The scarcity of Of
fcrinSs have been characteristic of the
market FOR the past week and with
the exception of the better demand FOE
metal there was not much more To ac-
count for this advance than there Was
for the severe decline three weeks ago.
Expected peace agreements between
the Balkan allies ana Turkey received
some little attention. Mohawk declared
Il SO dividend which is what was gen
orally expected. This is an increase of
30 cents over the dividend declared six
months ago. United Cigar stores also
declared an initial dividend of seven
per cent. There was little reaction
N the New York list in the last hour,
hit generally the coppers closed At
best prices of day
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
ALASKA GOLD MINES.

telegram to Boston interests from
II. G. Jackling, who is on his second
visit to the Alaska Gold Mines prop
erty reads substantially as follows:
Everything here best possible
shape. Sheep Creek tunnel is lust
entering mineral zone: should be well
into vein within two weeks from pres
ent date. Wonderfully good progress
Is being made in this working at the
present time, over 800 feet per month.
with probabilities Of COO when drift
ing on the vein on account OF easier
ground. Work of metallurgica de-
termination nearly finished as far as
west end ores concerned and | will
now install experimental mpchinerv
In the old mill.
hay" decided Ia deliver ores from
Sheep Creek end direct and I viii haul
1000 or more ore from the two veins
on the east end Had most Salts
factory trip; more than ever pleased
with tntire proposition and the way
u is being handled. Organization
could scarcely be better"
IL viii be recalled that the so-callel
sheep Creek tunnel Is being driven
To Intercept the deposit at point zoo
feet below the present lowest work
ings. The fact that this is already
IN the mineralized zone is most en-
couraging, as-with the determination
that the same character of orc exists
on this level-the amount OF indicated
reserves will he very greatly increased.
There seems To- he some misunder-
standing ms To- the selling price and
cost ~ this stock. II will be recalled
that tins stock was offered about
iour months ago. at $40 share. of
which 81 was PAYABLE nj the time and
the remaining 81 will be payable about
nex' July. II is the 81 paid-in stock
mat rs now selling around slS a share;
consequently. To nybody buying the
Nt"ck Al this figure, the ultimate cost
viii he, approximately. SIS per share
Tut OF course, on the dav that this
second payment Of 81 share IN made.
The stock should advance I'm marker
price approximately that amount.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
FEWER MORTGAGES NOW.
Pig Decrease Shown in Calume:
Township During Past Year.

one substantial evidence of the
prosperity that has been enjoyed I'm
Calumet during the year just ended Is
the decrease in mortgages as SHOWN
by the files kept in the oflic, of
Township Clerk George Martin as re.
pired 10y law. Although there was a
decrease i'm the number of mortgages
last year, the decrease this year wa,
fully as large and there are evidences
II the total number continuing t. bn
reduced.
When Mr.. Martin assumed his du-
ties as township clerk in April, 1916
there were filed at the township Office
SO MORTGAGES. The next year the
number of mortgages in force was
AL. Including those which have been
renewed. there are now iOl mortgages
in force, "A decrease Of sixty during tho
past year and IA decrease of ll5 mort
cages in the last two years. which is
considered Il rather remarkable record
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
C. & A. Smelter.

Work at the Calumet Il Arizona
companys new plant is keeping wen
abreast of the expectations of the con-
tractors and there is now little doubt
That the big plant will be completed
within or even before the contract
time limit has expired.
The rooster building has been COM
pIetrd in all details. The samplins
mill is another section of the smelter
which stands ready for use. The
blast furnace dust chamber, the steel
work for which has been up som"
tune. rs now completely lined with
brick this being completed Friday.
The steel work of the two big
stacks has been completed. The work
OF lining them with brick has been
begun ana one of them is aobut 60 pc"
cent completed now
The main building Of the plant is
going up rapidly, being pronounced
about 90 per cent completed
force of go men is now en-
pluyed
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
FIGHT DUEL WITH SABREs.

Budl- Pest, Jan. Count Michael
Karolyi, prominent member of the
opposition In the lower house Of Par
lament, was severely wounded 10y
Count stephen Tisza, speaker of the
lower house. in Il duel with sabrce
today. TisZa also was cut in tho
hands. The duel lasted an hour I'm
which thirty-two bouts were fought. 1t
vas brought To Il conclusion by the
exhaustion OF the cOmbatants. who
were separated without being recon
ciled. \ political quarrel was the
cause
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
STOCKS

Boston-The opening this morniEa
was buoyant and fairly active based
largely on the favorable foreign news
which indicated an early settlement
of the war Coppers were particular
t. strong on the theory that Euro
pcan settlement will mean larg,
bay ing movement of ia" metal. Tn.
present buying movement h. likely t.
continue for some time Yet, but 1t does
not seem very good policy To follow
market very far j. Sturgis
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
BROKERS' GOSSIP
East Butte.

Gdet ohttcs
East Butte has all the material ;
ready 10 increase the size of the two
furnaces in its smeitcr - per cent,
which viii give the plant productive
capacity of around -0,OO0,00 pounds
II copper annuallq 70 make the adj
"a furnace down thirty To sixty days.
This VIII simply curtail production
temporarily as one furnace Will con
t!nue I'm commission while tht other
is being enlarged Work win prob
ably be- done from April to June. and
ne company will have the advantage
# the large capacity during the clos
ma siN months of next year.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
East Butte.

II is stated that early in the new
year the East Butte company will
somewhat increase its output, bringing
the production each month up To about
100000 pounds. The company for the
last several months has been earning
a handsome amount over ana above all
expenses and the ore reserves have
grade of ore is better than any Yet
from the mine 10 the smelter
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
ANNUAL MEETING.

me annual meeting of the stock
h"'ders of the Merchants a Miners
l'ank, for the election of directors for
me ensuing year. and for the transac-
''oh OF such other business az may le-
sally he brought before it. will be held
at its banking office, I'm the Village
or Red Jacket. on Tuesday, January
nth, 1913, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and ~ noon.
STEPHEN PAUL., Cashier.
Calumet. Mich. Dec. II. 1912. .
Dec. 12-l9-26 Jan. 2
advertisement
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NOTICE

me annual meeting of The Stock
'ders of The Florida Water Co.. for
inc election Of directors and the tran
s"o''oh OF other business. will be held
IN IN" Finnish Hall, Florida Location.
lioughton County. Michigan. on sat.
'rdaN' January nth. 1913. at 500
u. M.
Arthur Knowles, Secretary.
Dec 2S 30 Jan ? 4 6 1O
advertisements
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02

It the head. ana leave tho work for
Wilson,
Promotion For Boutell.
Tart today nominated Frnton W.
Booth, Of Illinois. now justice oc the
court of claims. To be chief Justice of
that court Succeeding stanton Peellc.
and Henry Sherman Boutell Of Illinois
20 be Justice of that court. succeed
ing Booth, Boutel! is now minister tp
switzerland.
To aid Sufferers from pulmonary tn
herculosis in the United States by the
uewlv reported discoveries for the cure
of the disease, Senator Gore Introduced
q resolution calling upon the presi
dent L. send To Congress any informa.
ton on the subject gathered 10y the
officers in Germany. Tho
resolution was adopted