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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-18

ATHENS, March 1.-THE Greeks
have occupied the town Of Klissura, in
Albania. The Turks offered stubborn
resistance, but were forced to retire
in the direction of Berat. The Turkish
losses were very considerable. The
Greeks lost thirteen killed and forty
wounded
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-18
COURT PAYS No
ATTENTION To
COMP PRON|SE
Judge Lands InStructS Spe-
cial Federal Grand Jury to
Investigate Alleged Frauds
by Oleo Manufacturers.
SAYS CONSPIRACY
MUST BE PUNISHED
Doubts the Legality of Ar
rangement by Which Of
tenders Escaped by Pay
ing Sum of 100000.
SAYS CONSPIRACY
MUST BE PUNISHED

1HICAGO, March 17.-Judge Lands
in the United States district court
today instructed special grand
jury 70 investigate butterine
frauds compromised by tho internal
revenue department on March 4. The
grand jurors are to learn il the manu-
faeturers were not guilty Of conspiracy
70 defraud the government under sec
tion 8 Of the national penal code.
The jurors were also instructed to
ascertain If any member Of the national
government was guilty Of conspiracy.
On this point the court said:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-18

If you are scrofulous, dyspcptic, rheu-
matte, troubled with kidney complaint,
general debility, lacking strength, take
Hood s Sarsaparilla. advertisement }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-18
DIED

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BASlLfDE-At Holy Cross hospital
March II, 1913. Sister Mary Basliide'
aged 80 years. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow morning. Requiem mass
VIII be celebrated at ST. Mary's acad-
eny. commencing at a M Interment|
IN Mount Calvary cemetery. Friends are
invited To attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-18

LONDON, March ia Sofia dis
patch TO the Exchange Telegraph COM
pany says:
The garrison at AdrianopIe has of
fered TO surrender on condition that the
Turkish soldiers are allowed the houors
of war and are permitted to keep their
arms.
The Bulgarians have refused to ac-
cept these conditions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-18

CONSTA March 17.-An
official report claims several victories
for the Turks in recent encounters at
Tchatalia. The BulgarianS, the report
says, suffered heavy losses. The Turks
Kahfakui. With the exception of a
feeble artillery duel, no important event
has occurred at Adrianoplc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-18
TO IGNORE
DEMANDS OF ALLIES
Balkan States Nav Have to
Accept Mediation; Greeks
Capture Town.

LONDON, March 1.-THE European
powers have decided practically TO ig'
more the eXtravagant demands of the
Balkan allies and to consider their re-
ply as tantamount to an agreement to
accept the proffered mediation
The powers in their reply will con-
graduate the allies on agreeing to
mediation and will propose that the
frontier line be drawn from Enos on
the sea of Marmora, to Midia on the
Black sea, instead Of from Rodosto to
Midia, all the territory to the west OF
the prposed line, with the exception of
Albania, going to the allies.
The note will declare that the Ques-
tion of an indemnity cannot be enter
tained and will remind the allies that
Albania and the Aegean islands are in
the hands of the powers for final settle
ment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
OHIO COPPER MAY
RECALL ITS BONDS

The stock Of the Ohio Copper com
pany was a feature yesterday in the
east and while a great many Salt Lake
investors have been forced 10 forfeit their
stock interests IN this organization dur
Ing the past year OF assessment and ad-
verse market conditions nearly everyone
is interested in this proposition. Success
In the case OF tho Ohio Copper means In
creased prestige for Utah, as the mine Is
located in Bingham. and the market ac-
iion of the stock yesterday appeared In
splred by something OF q more favorable
turn than the organization seemingly mas
enjoyed for a long while
Inquiry BY way OF the Pollock wires
brought the information that the com
pauy intended 10 cali in some OF its bonds.
Inasmuch as there are approximately
81, $50. 900 bonds outstanding. and the con-
vertible price is 50 a share IL is likely
meant that the bonds oi tho company
held as collateral for loans will be called
in thereby reducing the debts OF the
company that much and making n sub
stanlial saving In interest. The bonds
draw per cent interest per annum.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
SCIENTIFIC EFFORT
OF SURVEY REVIEWED

Notwithstanding the growth In recent
years of tho work OF the geological sur
Vcv along practical economic lines. SCI
cntiflc work has not been neglected. ac-
cowinS 10 the annual report of the al
rector for last year. In fact. In the sur
vcv the scientific Investigations are in
scparsbln from tho economic work.
though tho orc or tho other may pre-
dominate IN purpose according 10 the
needs OF the particular research I'm hand.
IN any field economic work OF the high
est rank Is Impossible without fun knowl-
edge Of the scientific laws and prlncl-
pies pertaining 10 the subject OF the
work. but as there Is no application of
geology which does not involve unsolved
problems. some Of them Of the highest
importance. the best knowledge avail
able r. nevertheless relative.
IL thus follows that the broad and
searching observs tious which should ac-
company every piece OF good economic
work comprehend data that are event
ualy combined In tho construction OF
now scientific hypotneses. some OF which,
as more observations accumulate grow
Into established laws or principles that
are In turn Of the greatest practical con
sequence. Thus the detailed studies oi
the meialllferous deposits tn one region
Or another bring TO light evidence from
which 10 determine the genesis Of the
ores and the modes or conditions Of thcir
Occurrence and tho economic induirr be-
comes more Intelligent and successful
when once this nee principle regarding
the mode OF an ore occurrence IS under
stood
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
ZADIG WINS NORTH
STAR BALLOT FIGHT

At the annual meeting OF stoclShold;;
crs OF the Tonopah North Star Tunnel
& Development company. held yesterday
afternoon in San Francisco. Herman Ia
dig and his associates were successful
In retaining control of the company IN the
face OF the strenuous efforts Of the 4:
Baruch interests of New York 70 wrest
the control from the western men, The
fight 10 secure proxies has been keen and
interesting from the time Il was an
nounccd that Baruch sought control and
this is said 10 be the first occasion upon
which New York and San Francisco
brokers have contested the control of
southern Nevada mining company
Herman Zadlg continues as president
OF the company and ]. j. McQuillan, who
has been acting in the capacity of gen,
eral manager for tho North Star and
Rescue Euls companies. has been made
a director Of the former. The recent
spectacular fluctuations in North Star
stock arc ascrlbed by many TO the ef-
forts OF the two factions to secure con-
troll and tho recession in price, closely
following the announcement OF Zadlg
victory. was expected by many OF the
brokers and others who have followed the
market-GoldGed Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
SHERIFF'S SALE,

In the district court in and for Salt
Lake county, state OF Utah.-D. w
Evans, plaintiff, against Amanda Wilson,
Charles A, Ewing GRACE Ewing, r. ,a,ns; 3;
corpora tion, defendants,-To be sold al
sherlnfs sale at the west front door Of
the county courthouse. In the city and
county OF Salt Lake. state OF Utah, on
the 5th day Of May. A D. 1918, at l.
o clock noon OF said day, all the right.
tltle. claim and interest Of the within
named defendant, Amanda Wilson, of, IN
and to the following described real estate
to wit:
All of lots and . In block T. Poplar
Grove addition. situate in Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake county, state OF Utah,
Purchase price payable in lawful money
OF the United States.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this lltt
day of April. A. D 1913,
ANDREW SMITH, JR.,
Sheriff OF Salt Lake County State OF
BY D. p. THOMAS. Deputy Sheriff.
Edward McGurrn, Attorney for Plain
tin.
Date OF FIRST publication. April 18th.
A. D. 1913 s1556
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
DAILY IS WITHIN A
FEW DAYS OF WORK
New Equipment Installed and
Operations Begin by Mid
die Of Week.

Engineer Lewis A. Jeffs. who has
charge OF the operations at the DAILY
property IN Park City, has returned from
the camp. where active operations at the
Daily will be on in full swing within a
few days. The hoisting engine is In
stalled. tho gallows frame is practically
completed. and Mr.. Jeffs believes that by
the middle OF the coming week the com
pany will be actively developing thi:
noted old mine
The shaft over which this equipment
Is installed Is 1850 feet In depth. and
from it the DAILY mann cement will be in
n position TO reach any and all parts oi
the property in a workmenlike manner.
Under existing conditions IL was pracu-
cally impossible 10 get anywhere below
tho S00-foot level. from the 500 10 the
700 levels there being n complicated
system OF workings to thread which
would take nearly all OF one day. while
TO work below the 500 was an impossi-
hility.
1t is the plan OF the DAILY company
thoroughly to open the mine nt all likely
points. and therc arc sufficient ore indl
cations at various points, and tho vein
system is SO corN2letely understood, that
tho task OF opening resources Will not
be difficult nor expensive one. The re-
turn OF the DAILY to the busy division Will
be extremely welcome news to the many
local stockholders who hold the propo-
sltion in high esteem,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
PUBLIC NOT BUYING
IN MARKETS EAST

James A. Pollock s; Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
Paine, Webbcr & Co.. Boston-Public
participation was almost entirely lacking
In today's market and the professional
element, who are all bcariSh controlled
prices. The Balkan situation looks moro
encouraging and settlement OF the
trouble or d favorable MINNESOTA rate
decision Monday would go 1onG
way toward putting our markets out OF
their present rut. No Boston market to-
morrow
Logan & Bryan, New York-The ten
dency of prices today was TO sag mod
erately, and while the selling al, times, was
somewhat aggressive, still the volume
OF long stock dslodged on the down
turns was not OF large proportions. There
was some discussion relative to the eX-
tent OF the subscriptions 10 the st. Paul
circulated as 10 the forthcoming plans
for the new financing by. other large
corporations. but in connection with the
advices circulated yesterday as to the
American Telephone S2 Telegraph COM
pany being In the market for further ac-
commodatons the same was vigorously
denied
Traders were again disposed to look tc
domestic considerations for an incentive
and consequently the talk TO the effect
that the attorney general had assumed
the same dltiluOC us !llS predecessor Ut
connection With The southern Pacific
disposinS OF its holdings of Central Pa
c!ic was reflected by selling movement
in Southern Pacific and Union Pacific
which unsettled the market In the after
noon
There still appears to be committed tc
n further advance rather strong ele-
ment. but their operations have not OF
late been very aggressive and conse-
quently the backing and filling OF what
is known as professional trading has
dominated the course OF prices, AS we
have stated for some time. the condi-
tons confronting the situation. particu-
larly those Of q monetary and Legislative
nature appear to DO against pronounced
rising tendencies. and, as a consequence
IL IS not unlikely that the extent OF pric,
movements VIII be somewhat restricted
until some substantial basis is afford &c
for a pronounced movement in elthei
direction. Corporate financing has he
come quite a problem and as vet the
manner IN which an investment demand
can be stimulated has not been clearly
defined.
Gallagher Letter, New York-Today's
market Was quiet and listless affair
with n little activity In Standard OF
around Yesterdays closing prices Pal.
ance Of industrals were steady but fea-
tureless. GlrouT sold down 10 n new
level and had little support on the de.
cline Looks as though would go lower
Ohio Conper sold up In ~ on talk a
bond retirement West End Consoida %
attracted considerable attention by selIine
around 15 az opening. IT later reacted e
a-16
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
MAJESTIC To SHIP
A LARGER TONNAGE
Improved Copper Market Will
Be Taken Advantage of
by the Company.

The Improvement In the copper metal
market Is being felt by all tho producers
OF Utah and especially by tho Majestic
company Of Beaver county. General Man
aser a d. Moffat has returned from the
mine and when seen by The Tribune yes
terday he said the production Is being
increased. the better metal prices encour-
aging the company to an increased min
ing force. The March production OF the
company WAS twenty-five cars OF ore
and from now on this iy TO be raised
as much possible.
The shipments for a long period have
been ranging from 3.S per cent 10 a.s
per cent copper from the Majestic, ana
reports have 1t that the company Is ship
ping much higher grade, some reorts
having * 25 per cent copper. Mr.. MOI
lat pointed out that while this was True
in a certain sense. II was not true NJ
orally. The management In mining tho
whole deposit breaks down the ore as II
is reached and there is some OF the ore
that does run % per cent and hiSher IN
some instances. But 1t all goes into the
general average and it is the average
that counts. The average grade mentioned
is highly satisfactory and the success or
the Majestic illustrates what favorable
conditions and tho ability 10 take adran-
tage OF conditions can do with a mine
that has been considered hopeless TOT
The last three cars forwarded by the
company brought the net sum OF Slll2
per ton and copper was not then at IT'S
present moro satisfactory range.
Mr.. Moffat stated that he has opened
4 new level fifty feet below the main
level. thereby giving that much virgin
territory. There is no indication as yet
that tho Majestic resources will grow
Ieaner as depth IS secured: everything
points to tho contrary. and despite the
extremely largo tonnage marketed dur.
ing the past several months there is not
a big hole yet to be seen In the available
orc deposit The Majestic is on Its feet
and the new year VIII be the best In the
mines historA judging from all the pres
nnt Indications.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
MARKET ON FRIDAY
BEST FOR MONTHS

The sale on Friday Of 71.215 shares Of
stock. with market value of s9so9. In
dcates the vast Improvement in trading
enjoyed. and It was the best day for
many months In amount OF trading. But
tho most encouraging phase OF the day
was the increased public buying despite
higher ranges.
Several OF the Ttntlc Issues were active
and firmer, but the feature OF the day
was Thompson-Quincy. The stock be-
gan selling at 81 cents and rapidly moved
up TO 36t cents a share. Had II not been
for the bushel OF stock available. as
usually happens In the case OF Thomp-
son-Quincy when there is a bulge, the
stock would have touched a much bet
ter level. There wero sales for 1900
shares OF this Issue
May Day, Uncle Sam and Opohongo
were prominent among the Tintics in
the sales division. while Cedar Talisman
nearly carried off the honors OF the day
from q sale standpoint, being second to
May Day.
The following were the closing trans
actions.
UNLISTED STOCKS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
WIRES BRING GOSSIP
ON COPPER CONDITIONS

The Pollock wires on FRIDAY carrie,
the following brief copper news:
Nevada Consolidated had q total
income Of {is2J.s59. equal 10 sea-
snare. during tho year ended Decem-
bcr 81. 1912.
The Chino company. during the
year ended December 81. 1872 ac-
cumulAted A surplus OF s2.I76. 90i.
equal 10 $3.50 per share
For the same year, the Ray Con-
soliddted company made net profits OF
$i.a29. .2s2, equal 10 81 .33 2 share
The exports OF copper for the week
ending April II were 1854 tons. Since
the first OF the year the exports have
iotsled 1870 tons. as compared with
1925 tons for the same period OF
1872
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
UTAH FIRE CLAY COMPANY.
Observation-Disclosures.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting
of the stockholders OF Utah Fire Clay
company will be held at the Deseret Ma
l p. m. on May /, 1913. for the purpose
OF considering whether or not artIyse
VIII of the articles OF Incorporation OF the
company shall be amended to read as
follows;
VIII.
THE capital stock of this corporation
shall be one million dollars Isl 1000
shares. OF stock each Of the par value OF
one hundred dollars (sl00.00). Eight thou
sand shares OF said stock arc fully paid
Two thousand shares not fully paid shall
be held as treasury stock and can only
be disposed OF by a majority vote OF the
directors, Two thousand shares of fully
paid stock may be disposed OF by the
directors In the manner and when they
think best"
LAWRENCE GREENo. President.
Dated April 10, 1918. so2o3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
NOT ICE.

To the Nevada-Utah Mines d -
ters Corporation, and TO all others W.
IL may concern;
Whereas, At Salt Lake City, pten;
July 10. 1911, the Nevada Utah q.
& Smelters Corporation made, exec
and delivered Its certain promissorZ q
for the sum OF s125.0O0 TO E. L. Sc
and payable on or before the iotn
o: November 1911; and. 3.
Whereas The said NevaadasS a.1s,s
with the said Z. L. Godba: as collate
security for the payment OF said pro1
sorry note the following described pr
erty. -
Certificate No. 80 for 100000 shnr
certificate No. Q for 100, 900 shares
certificate No. 10 FOR 99,9e7 shares o.
capital stock OF the Day. Bristol Con.x1
dated Mining Company. a corporau
and certificate No. / for one share,
Jificate No. . for 2496 shares. certll1~
No. for one share, certifcate ~
for one share. and certificate NO. .
one share OF the capital stock q
P!oche Pacific Railroad Company.
pora ton; and.
Whereas. Tho said note, together y
the security belonging thereto, was o|
assigned, transferred and delivers
the said e. L. Godbe 10 j. Warren So
the legal owner and holder OF the ~
and. -,
Whereas, The said Nevada Utah ~. Z
6. Smelters Corporation has not pale
part or portion of the principal OF
note. or OF the interest duo tne''
and.
Whereas. BY The terms OF said nosx
is provided that on the non:petlo1
aDce OF said promise to pay. the ~
and holder OF said note shall navs
right and authority 10 sell. al ~
or private sale. or upon the stoek
change in Salt Lake City. Utan. w.
cient OF said stock. so given as coil, COLL
as aforesaid, TO pay said note. WIZ
terest from maturity, and COSTS o.
vert.sing, upon ten days notice 20
said Nevada Utah Mines 6 SmeIteu a. ~
poration. at its office In Salt LaKe =
Utah. OF his intention 10 do 80;
Now. therefore. you are herby no..<
that the said J. Warren Knapp, a.
legal holder and owner OF said psyt
sorry note, Will sell all OF said col.e-
security, given TO secure the psys<
OF said note. heretofore nentionea.
sufficient amount thereof, TO pay
said note. together with interest,"
maturity and costs Of advertising, 90 ~
office OF Dickson. Ellis, Ellis q Scny
l002-6 Kearns Building. Salt LaxS n
Utah. at the hour OF 10 a. m. on tns
day OF April. 1913. z,p
Dated this 18th day of April. RI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
MIAMI MAY De
BADLY DELAYED
Thick Gaping Presents Diff
cult Problem and Cave-in
Was Bad One.
LARGE AREA INVOLVED
Company Preparing the Prop
erty for Mining by Shrink
age System.
LARGE AREA INVOLVED

Operations at the Miami Copper prop
erty viii be inteTfered with materially
and II Is feared. for an Indefinite period
on account Of the serious cavein at tho
property last Thursday. Two men were
killed and seventeen OF more were in
jured when the thick ovcrburden or cap
ping gave way. nning several of the large
shrinbase Slopes. The area caved was
500 by 400 feet in extent and the 300 feet
Of Gaping dropped into the slopes.
This naturally raises the question In
regard 10 many OF the other copper propo-
sltions which have deep capping, tho
resources necessitatinS mining on q
wholesale basis and at the minimum oi
cost. The dangers OF the system are
clearly illustrated by the experience oi
the Miami An idea of the enormous un-
degGround workings OF n mine like the
Miami is had from the recently issued
annual report, which showed that In ad-
diuou To handling 1,04i, I69 tons OF low
grade ore TO produce the 81, $50, 600 pounds
of copper. the management sent 5i.929
feet OF development work ahead during
the twelve months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
Rheumatism as result of kidney

rheumatism as a result of kidney
trouble, stiff and aching joints, back.
ache and sore kidneys will all yield to
the use Of Foley Kidney Pills. They
are tonic in action, quick in results,
curative always, w. s. SHELTON, Stan.
lev, Ind, says: "I would not take
500 for the relief from kidney trouble
received from one single box OF Foley
Kidney Pills Schramm-J ohnson,
Drugs. "The Never Substitutors. 4" Five
(5) good stores, (Advertisement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
SHERlFF'S SALE.

In the district court in and for q
Lake county, state OF Utah.-Bingh|
State bank. corporation OF Utah, pla|
tiff, against Joseph Boyes and Mayio
Boyes, husband and wife, defendant1
To be sold at sheriffs sale at tina 81
the city and county OF Salt Lake, ct
OF Utah, on the 2lst day of April, a.
1913, at y o'clock noon OF said day.
the right, title, claim and intereB<
said defendants, OF. in and to the
lowing described real estate, to WITT
Commencing at point in the ce0
OF a county road east 16.9 rods and eo(
IS degrees east 30.s rods from the nor|
west corner Of the northeast quarf6r
section 10. township south, RAM
east, Salt Lake meridian. running the|
along an irrigation ditch south "
grees. west 5.3 rods; thence south
degrees. west "a rods; thence sollth
degrees, west 23,6 rods; thence Bo|
46 degrees 20 minutes east IL "a
thence south 33a degrees east 2,7 ro
thence south dS degrees cast 21.6 "a
thence north SO degrees east II n
thence north o1 degrees east IL "a
thence north 10 degrees east 3 q
thence north SO degrees east 81 b
TO the center OF aforesaid county 81
thence on center or said road NORTH
degrees west 10 rods; thence north
degrees west ST. RODS, To the plae4|
beginning, containing 11.55 acres
gelher with all and singular tho to'
ments. hereditaments and appurtenan
thereunLo belonging or IN any way
pertaining. Situate. lying and beine
the county OF SaIt Lake. state OF Ut
Purchase price payable in lawful uo1
OF the United States,
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah,
18th day of March. A D. 1913.
ANDREW SMITH. JR,|
Utah.
BY D. p. THOMAS,
Deputy Shefi1
e. V. HIGGINS. -
Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
Date OF Arst publication. March
a. D. 1918. q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19
Ice Price Raised.

NEW YORK. April 1S.-Large con
sumers Of ice are receiving notices that
artificial ice as well as natural ice will
be advanced 10 S5 ton on May ]. a
month ago ice was selling at So so a
ton. SO far as natural ice is concerned
the advance in price is explained by a
of tie supply. but no explana.
tion is made as to artificial ice supply.