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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-09-10
SENATOR clARES
UNITED VERDE MINES
GREAT MINE or ARizoNA-HoW
COMPANY CARES FOR ITS
ARMY OF MEN.
(Yavapai. Prescott. Arizona)

"All the world knows about the
United Verde mines. 1t Is one Of the
worlds wonders. Owned by what Is
practically q close corporation, It has
been developed by the keen mining
sense and business acumen Of the
chief owner. Senator w. A. Clark.
AT a capitalization Of $4,000 900, the
company has declared over $33.s00.0oO
in dividends up to May Is, 1914. the
distributions Of recent years being:
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Laelsds Mining co.-Levied July 20.
mills, payable August II to James A.
Wayne. treasurer, Wallace. Delin-
Quent sale. September II. Postponed
to September 20.
Lead King Mining Co., Ltd.-Levied
August 81, mill. payable Y mill Oc-
tober / and u mill November 1 to +.
w. Conrad. secretary. 607 Eagle
building. Spokane. Wash. Delinquent
sales October Is and November /.
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Argenta Mining Co., ltd.-Levied on
August "a mill. payable September !
to c. D. Brock. secretary, Wallace De-
sale october :.
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Aurora.Sampson Mining co.-Lev-
led June 49,. mills, payable July Is,
to Otto Freeman, secretary treasurer,
sale, August 49, Postponed to Sep
TENDER Is.
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Big Elk Mining Co., Ltd.-Levied on
July %, mill, payable August rs to
A. II. Featherstone, treasurer, Wall
lace. Delinquent sale September rs.
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Alameda Mining & Milling Co., Ltd.
Levied August 4, mills, payable Sept.
to John Dolan, Wallace. Delinquent
sale. September 20.
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H. T. Ahrens. secretary treasurer.
Union. Idaho. Delinquent sale. Aug.
ust Is. Postponed to September 10.
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Lewis 4 Clark Mining co.-Levied
July 20, l mill. payable September Is
to J. r. Bean. secretary. Mullan. D..
linquent sale, November H.
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Alameda Mining co.-Levied August
4. mills, payable Sept, s to John Do
Ian, Wallace. Delinquent sale, Sept.
80.
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Legal advertisements in The Wal
lace Miner will be seen by those VIII
are interested in those companies.
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STENOGRAPHY offers free cours
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Blue Star Mining & Milling Co.,
ltd.-Levied May 20, 3 cents. payable
to G. w. Dougherty. Wallace. July g.
Delinquent sale September Is, 1914, at
1880 p. m.
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All Mining and Development Com
panies of the Occur d'Alenes

Meetings Called Delinquent Lsts-oonss
nies Of Special to All stockholders
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Lucky Calumet Copper Mining Co..
ltd.-Levied July 81. mills. payable
August 81, to Otto A: OLSON. secre-
tary-treasurer. Wallace. Delinquent
sale September 81.
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Liquidator Mining Co.-Levied Aug
ust u, 2 mills. payable September II
to l.. f. Hanley. secretary-treasurer.
Wallace. Delinquent sale October ~.
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Mullan Mining Co.-Levied July II,
2 mills. payable August to H. B.
Cook, secretary, Mullan. Delinquent
sale September s. Postponed to Sep
TENDER 30.
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Black Traveller Copper Mining Co.
Levied August %, mills, payable on
September 20 to ]. II. Bean, secretary,
Mullan. Delinquent sale October "a.
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Black Bear Consolidated Mining Co.,
ltd.-Leved July 16, cent per share,
payable September / to l.. l.. Brain
ard, secretary treasurer. Wallace. De-
IlinquCnt sale October /. Postponed to
November l.
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Jack Waite Mining Co., Ltd-Levied
June 16, cent payable July q to
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Lucky Swede Gold and Copper Min.
ing Co.-Levicd August 10, mill pay
able September 10 to Otto A. OLSON.
secretary treasurer, Eaglo block. Wal.
lace. Delinquent sale October 10.
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North Bunker Hill Mining Co., Id.
Levied June IL. 2 mills. payable
July Is to N. T. Hardy, secretary.
Kellogg Delinquent sale August -.
at 700 p. m. Postponed to September
26.
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Copper Plate Mining Co., ltd.-Lev-
ed July IS, mills, payable August 20
o ]. w. Hutchins. secretary, Mullan
Delinquent sale October 8.
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Carney Copper Mining Co., Ltd
Levied August "a. "a mills. payable
September 81 to c. d. Miller, secre-
tary, Mullan. Delinquent sale Octo-
Der Fl.
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Nabob Mining Company - Levied
August 81, mill payable October
to Harvey M. Ross, secretary, Kellogg.
Delinquent sale November 2.
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National Copper Mining Company,
Limited-Levicd September 4. cents.
payable October to Charles McKin.
mis-, secretary treasurer. Wallace. De-
linquent sale November s.
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Idaho 4 Los Angeles Mining Co.,
ltd.-Levied August 1, mills, payable
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Idaho Nevada Exploration Co. Ltd.
Levied August 7, l mill, payable
September to Otto A. OLSON. Wal
lace. Delinquent sale, October /.
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snowshoe Mining co.-Levied Aug.
ust 10, mills, payable September 10
to Sadie Lucia, secretary treasurer. p.
o. box 302. Mullan. Idaho. Delinquent
sale October 10.
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Cedar Creek Mining & Dew. Co. Ltd.
Levied August 10, 3 mills, payable
September 10 to VIM. Becker, COS
Bank street, Wallace. Delinquent sale
October 10, 1880 p. m
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oreano Mining Co.--Levied June ~.
2 mills, payable July "a to F. p. Can
dee, secretary treasurer. p. o. box l9l,
Wallace. Delinquent sale, August -.
Postponed to September rs.
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snowstorm Extension Mining Co.
Levied August II, mills. payable On
September IL to A. J. Richardson.
treasurer, 216 Wright 4 CAliendaS
building, Los Angeles, Cal Delin-
quent sale October !.
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Royal Copper Mining Co.. Lid
Levied August 3. mill. payable Sept
3 to Otto A. OLSON, Wallace. Delin-
Quent sale, October J.
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September to A. J. Dunn, wallace.
Delinquent sale. September Is.
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Reindeer. Queen Mining co.-Levisd
August IL. 2 mills. payable, September
81 to J. H. Wixom. Wallace. Dsliu.
quent sale October Fl.
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Royal Mining Co.-Levied August
10. IN mills, payable September - to
c. M. Fosmark, secretary, SIS North
Fifth street. Occur d'Alene. Idaho. De-
linQuent sale October 10.
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Sunset Development co-Levied on
August 3. IN mills. payable Septem.
Der to VIM. Schierdins, secretary
treasurer. 402 High street. Wallace.
Delinquent sale Septsmber 80.
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Rockford Mining Co., Ltd.-Levied
July II, IN mills. payable August ~
to w. H. Hanson. secretary. Wallace.
Delinquent sale September I.
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Valentine Mining Co., ltd-Lsvisd
August IL, 1 mill, payable September
u to Otto A. OLSON. secrstary.trsas.
urer. wallace. DsiinQusat - -.
Der u. ~ : y )
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Eagle Mountain Mining Co, Ltd
Levied June 26, l mill, payable August
% to Adolph Haupt, treasurer, 703 &C.
dar street, Wallace. Delinquent sale,
September %.
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Tuseumbia Mining ce.--Lsvied o.
June 8. 2 mills, payable to Morton
webster. Wallace. August 20. Dslin.
quent sale September :. 500 ,. N.
Postponed to October 2.
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c. G. r. Mining Co.-Levied July H.
mill, payable August IS to Herr.an
J. Rossi secretary, Wallace. Delin
quent sale September s. Postponed to
1873
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East Hercules Extension Mining Co.
Levied August %, l mill, payable
October to w. H. Macfarlan. secre-
tary- treasurer, Rooms l and 2, Sher-
wood building, Spokane, Wash. De-
linquent sale November l.
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Sonora Mining q Milling ce-Lsv.
led August II. mills. payable Sep.
TENDER 70 to e. o. Herring, secretary.
treasurer. 404 River street. wallace
Delinquent sale October ~.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-21
SEN. THOMAS TO
BE HERE MONDAY
.FEB.2, ,|SPR0M|SE
Noon Lunch at La Court is Plan
ned For Address by the
Senior Senator.
is TO TALK ON CURRENCY LAW

Senator Charles s. Thomas will
speak in Grand Junction at a noon
luncheon at the La Court Monday.
Feb. 2. This specific information
was received today by the Chamber
of Commerce. and the only provision
that the senator makes in accepting
the invitation to deliver an address
here is that arrangements In Wash
ington may force him to cut short
his junket. and he may not be able
to stop over here for the day neces-
sary TO make that date.
The senior senator from Colorado
Will speak in Salt Lake City on the
currency question on Jan. 81. He
will arrive here Feb. |. Sunday eve
ming. on No. and remain over until
noon the following day. departing on
Midland los for Denver.
The currency question and its ef-
feet on the west will be the subject
of the senator's address and the
many admirers of his eloquence will
be pleased to learn that he is to dis
cuss one of the livest topics now be-
fore his constituents.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-21
COLORADO STONE FOR POSTOFFCE
IS DEMANDED BY LOCAL CITIZENS
Mayor Heads Plan to Have Ma
teridI From this State Used
in the New Building.

Mayor Cherrington this morning
headed a movement to insist to the
treasury department at Washington
that Colorado stone and granite be
used in the construction of the Grand
Junction postoffice.
In a letter Lawrence IL. Fitzgerald.
formerly president of the Journey
men Stonecutters' Union of North
America. who resides in Denver. that
gentleman insists to the mayor that
the Bedford, Ind, stone trust has al
ready been assured that 1t would
get the material contract. Local
postoffice officials. however. deny
that the specifications call for Bed
ford stone, although they might i'm
ply it,
Mr.. Cherrington expects to have
the whole-hearted support of the
Chamber of Commerce and Western
Slope Manufacturers Association In
urging that Colorado stone be used.
1t seems extremely likely that the
Yunker & Callahan granite will be
used for the facings of the building.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-21
LOPEZ TRIED FOR
LUNACY IN COUNTY
COURT; IS INSANE

Vincente Lopez. the Mack sheep
herder, who terrorized that town
several weeks ago in a crazy rage.
was found insane this afternoon in
Judge Sullivans court. He will be
taken to Pueblo at once.
Lopez has been making life m:ser-
able for the other prisoners in the
county jail for two weeks. During
the last week he has torn all his
clothes. ripped up HIS blankets anc
destroyed all chance OF sleep until
the other prisoners Joined in solemn
protest to the unnecessary punish
rnent they had to undergo while ne
is in jail.
Several weeks ago Judge Black is
sued an order that all lunacy cases
should be tried in the district court
pending the supreme courts action
on the question as to which tribunal
has Jurisdiction in insanity hearings.
The case was tried in Judge Sulli-
vans court today by agreement.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-21
UNION MEN WANT
CHASE To RESIGN
OR TO Be REMOVED

Associated Press.
Denver, Jan. 21.-The retirement
of General John Chase, either by
resignation or removal by executive
oider and the retirement of other mi
litia officers. are two of the demands
in report the committee recently
appointed by John McLennan. presi-
dent of the Colorado State Fedora
ton of Labor, to investigate condi-
tions of the coal strike zone and re-
port to Governor Ammons.
The report demands the dis
charge from the militia of .'all the
mine guards and private detectives"
The issuance of orders under which
the militia will prevent workmen
being taken to the mines when they
are brought into the state in VIOLA
tion of the law of 1911." That that
law be changed SO members of the
militia can not elect their company
officers.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-21
CITY TO LIMIT TREE
VARIETIES; IS PLAN

Commissioner G. X. Holmburg to-
day completed the draft of his new
city forestry ordinance which he has
been working on for several days. 1t
is modelled after the ordinances in
Ogden, Utah. and Grand Rap:cs,
Mich.
1t creates board OF forestry,
forces the trimming and pruning of
trees, prohibits the destruction of
trees, plants, shrubs. or any box to
protect them and, most import of all
specifies what particular varieties
are to be planted in the various
streets.
The proposed ordinance reads;
"On the following streets only Amer
lean white elm shall be planted: Sec
ond, Fifth. Seventh, Tenth. Ute.
Main. Grand and Gunnison. On the
following streets only silver leaf
maple shall be planted: Fourth.
Eleventh. Pitkin. Rood, Ouray and
North. On the following streets only
white ash shall be planted:
Third. Sixth. Ninth. Twelfth, South.
White, Chipeta and Belford. On the
following streets only honey locust
shall be planted: First. Eighth,
Colorado and Teller
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Commissioner Of Welfare, ]. 7.
Brown Has Talk With Rio
GFande Employees.

Commissioner of welfare is the
latest addition to the force of the
Rio Grande. Rev j. 7. Brown OF
Denver now holds that position. and
he arrived yesterday in Grand juno
ton to work out some of his ideas
among local employees of the road.
Mr.. Brown addressed number of
employees at the shops this noon. and
also meeting of engineers this af-
ternoon, explaining just what his
mission was and how helpful 1t
would be to the employees of the
road.
Mr.. Brown is one of the oldest en-
gineers in the business. as well as a
minister. He is the buffer" between
the railroad and its employees, and
reports to no one but L. l.. Brown.
the first vice president.
1t is Mr. Browns business to
quell any incipient troubles that may
lead to a strike or walk-out. If a
man begins drinking, he is given a
chance to reform through the COM
missioner of welfare.
There was a time" said Brown,
who is known also as ''Jakey Brown,
when the public didn't pay much at
tention to the habits of the men who
we're in charge of the trains. but
that time is past. Now II there Is
a wreck and it Is found that man
who wasn't temperate In his habits
had something to do with the acct
dent, the company is held more di'
rectly responsible.
"Men who drink will not be trusted
with human lives, even though theil
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-21
CONGRESS
CONSIDERS
TRUST Law
Five Bills Following Suggestions
Of President Wilson Are
Now Before Congress
PROGRAM IS AGREED UPON
Associated Press.

-hoootAaLC0 itSS.
Washington. ID. c., Jan. 21.-Five
bills to carry out suggestions of the
Presidents trust message are being
completed in congress today. They
embrace the following:
An interstate commerce commits
sion with inquisitorial powers into
corporations and authority to aid
the courts to keep big business with
in the law
Prohibition of interlocking direc-
torates in Interstate corporations.
railroads and national banks.
Empowering of the interstate COM
merce commission to regulate the is
suanee of railroad stocks and bonds.
A Sherman law definitions bill,
which will define specifically what
constitutes restraint of trade.
general relations measure seek
ing to eliminate ''cut throat" COM
petitive business and which provides
punishment for individuals instead of
business.
Following the conference last night
at the White House, members of the
house judiciary and the senate inter-
state commerce committees went to
the capitol today with their program
outlined and undertook the revision
of the bills.
Senator Newlands, chairman of
the committee having charge of leg
islation in the senate, and Chairman
Clayton and Representatives Carlin
and Flood of house subcommittee
on trust legislation, conferred with
the President
A meeting of the entire member
ship of the judiciary committee in
the house tomorrow will consider
the trust bills.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-21

share of the responsibility is small.
E. l.. Brown, our vice president.
knows that there are a good many
of the boys who would be all right
II they just tried hard enough. and
II they knew just what they were
doing
"Mr. Brown had plan and he
asked me to leave my engine and
help the boys out. He said that l
knew the boys and the conditions.
and would help a great many of
them hold their jobs. The work is
simply this: / am to make 1t clear
to the boys that the time is fast COM
ing when drinking will be absolutely
barred from railroad service. Drink
ing Is the worst thing with which l
have to deal, although / am working
for the general uplifting of the
boys
Brown was the engineer who pull
ed the Taft special while in the
state.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-21
CITY WINS BIG
BATTLE IN R. R.
V|AOUCT FIGHT
Bullock & Walker Score Victory
In Important Argument Be-
fore Judge Black.
OLD ENGLISH CASES QUOTED.

The city of Grand Junction won an
important skirmish in its effort to
force the Denver & Rio Grande to
build viaduct over its Colorado ave-
nue. crossing into Crawford's Addi-
ton this morning when Judge
Thomas ]. Black overruled the de-
murrer of the railroad company, and
allowed the case to go to trial on
its merits.
Not only was the demurrer argu-
ment unusually interesting, but so
material were the issues that il al
most amounted to an argument on
the merits. If the city is able to
prove the allegations made in its
complaint, which was found suffi-
cient by the court. the case will be
won.
In 1889 the railroad company
pianked the street way over its
tracks on Colorado avenue, but in
1907 the crossing was torn up. The
city Immediately commenced suit to
restrain the company from the ac-
ton, but the latter took the position
that the city had no title to the
ground and that II was owned by the
company itself. Two demurrers
against the city's complaint were sus-
tanned. but on the second amended
complaint which now stands confirm
ed the interesting legal battle was
fought yesterday and today.
Title by prescription formed ma
Jor issue in the argument and the
discussion reached back TO the very
beginning of common law on the
lat Ia ~ -
to perfect a title by prescription and
statutes were quoted which were
passed during the reign of James
and Henry VII in England. The
railroad counsel contended thatetn
city did not have road or street
established before the railroad came
on the ground; that until 1880 when
the Utes were sent off and the res
ervation opened, no road could have
existed, as the territory was re-
served for the exclusive use of the
Indians and that the railroad had its
right-of-way since the same year.
Attorney Lucas for the Rio
Grande spoke for three hours yes
terday and about the same time was
consumed by r. Hickman Walker,
who with George Bullock, are rep
resenting the city.
City officials express their conf
dence that the suit will be won when
tried in March. and they anticipate
forcing the company to put in mod
ern viaduct over the crossing for the
benefit of the people of Crawford's
Addition.
Some time ago there was talk of
a settlement out of court by which
the company would join the city in
the construction of the viaduct.
The city officials commend their
attorneys for the notable victory
scored today and express their ap-
probation for their able work.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-21
Liner CAN
USE CANAL
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Panama, Jan. 21.-The canal has
reached such stage of completion
that a large ocean liner could pass
through. according to a statement of
Col. George w. Goethals.
There we're 80 feet of water
through Culebra cut and Cucaracha
Slide. and 1t is Cocktails intention
to send a Panama railroad steamer
through the canal in April.
Both ends OF the canal are practi-
cally open. only the electrical In
stallation and clearing up remaihfss
to be finished.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-21
FEDERALS WILL
APPEAL To LAW
To HOLD PLAYERS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Chicago. Jan. 21.-The federal
league today notified organized
baseball leaders that the signing OF
players already under contract with
federals will be fought in the courts.
The ultimatum was in the form of
telegram from President Gilmore
of the federals and sent to President
Baker OF the Philadelphia Nationals,
declaring that he would protect con-
tracts signed by A. d. Brennan and
viii Killifer.
William Killifer. catcher, re-
ported last night that he had signed
with the federal league and signed
a three-year contract with Phila-
delphia Nationals, according to a
statement this afternoon by Presi-
dent Baker.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-21
DYNAM|TERS ALL
GIVEN FREEDOM
ON COURT ORDER
Federal Court Is Asked for Stay
Of Sentences Because Of
the Recent Ruling.
Associated Press.

Chicago. Jan. 2I-Stay sentences
in the cases of the alleged dynamit-
ers convicted In indianapolis. whose
applications for new trials were re-
Gently denied, We're granted the de-
PENDANTS by the United States court
of appeals today.
Cases of thirty of the defendants
were appealed and new trials were
ordered in six. Todny's mandate
will effect the staying of sentence
In the remaining twenty-four cases
until the United States supreme
court has passed on the appeals.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-21
Rollo Hilbert is
Assistant Manager
Of Big Drug Store

Friends in this city of Rollo Hill
bert. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George S.
Hilbert, will learn with pleasure of
his recent promotion to the position
OF assistant manager of the Owl Drug
store in San Diego. This store is al
vertised as the finest drug store in
the world. 1t uses 1000 feet of r;oor
space and employs 800 people.
Young Hilbert's new position
makes him supervisor over is clerks
and his department serves probably
5000 people daily. This speaks
highly for the executive ability of
the former local young man as well
as for his ability as pharmacist.
He first entered the drug business
in Grand Junction under Harry L..
Wohlfort in the c. d. Smith Drug
company. His many friends in this
city will warmly congratulate him
upon his rapid rise in his profession.