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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02

Two fea turcS are on the bill for today
at the Rex, one featuring Leah Baird and
| the other Irene Wallace. two OF the most
popular screen actresses, The Silver
Loving Cup" in which Miss Baird up
pears, Is a strong society drama. in which
a husband and wife learn their lesson
| through the bitter fires OF experience,
''rhe Power OF Prayer" with Miss Wal
| zee, Is Il Salvation Army drama, which
makes a strong appeal. 1t has some SEN
| sationa scenes, which must be seen TO be
appreciated. The Animated Weekly Is
| also on the bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02

81 \: Dhn' Is the title of Chaun-
'x Y, new play. which lie will pre-
- sell Lake theater for four
financing ~ Monday evening.
.aM Wednesday matinee. und er
-,' o. Henry Miller. whose su-
sssons IN The past are suf6-
~ ;-nlse mat the coming perform
. WI that can be desired.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02

~ s
Mr.. O'By,
the vacancy
of Robert Bi
fight ngNnJ
special elA
day.
telegram IN
| ing him suq
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02

~ ~ and chabot afford a classy
~ the OrDheum this week.
= rsyer Is an artist and the
HoIhlst a master OF his craft.
r,,,.eh Iheh make neat, fresh
shcg and carry personality
~ s -, b9dll have good ideas OF
4. s aoilltyato dance, and they
:.,.u ,sus:uselves. They start out
ae Svaise OF high-ciass musical
ssvV.'iy break out into ragtime
|rsSlvu vuuhclns and piano playing
Ivy earn for them several
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
$f:Fq $ETTlcoATs Me;i;7!s $1.95

A new shipment just received, and will be
placed on sale this morning at $50,
sale to continue all day There are all the
most wanted coors for spring, such as Tango,
Terra Gotta, Orange. Wisteria, Hello, Kelly
Green, Nell Rose, Pink, Light Blue, Navy,
Black and Cream They are we'll made OF an
excellent quality of messaline and one of the
best bargains ever presented
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
COPPER QUEEN WINS.

The first of last week the United States Supreme Court rendered a de cision sustaining the contentious of the Copper Queen Consolidated Min ing Co.,, in it's tax suit filed in 1908 in the Superior Court of Cochise coun- ty and subsequently carried to the Supreme Court of the territory and thence to the United States Supreme Court. The decision just rendered, as learned by Ellinwood & Ross, at torneys for the comany, represents a distinct victory for the legal depart ment of the Copper Queen and the es- tablishment of the right of the posi- tion of the company in the action from the beginning. The filing of the suit for the collection of the back taxes alleged due was attended at the time by much public interest and a great deal of publicity.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
INSPIRATION.
New Issue Of $4,5oo,ooo Five Yea
 6 Per Cent Bonds Authorized.

The directors of the Inspiration Copper company in Gila county have authorized an issue of $4,50O,000 five year per cent bonds, dated July 1, 1914. The bonds will be convertible any time into stock on the basis of $25 a share and will be redemable at 105 after the first year. The issue has been underwritten by a strong bank ing house syndicate.
 The bonds are issued to provide additional funds necessary on ac- count of the enlargement of the con- pany''s plant to 10000 tons per day, and to pay for additional mine de- velopment, mine construction, rail road construction and equipment, new power house, land purchase, etc., not included in previous estimates.
 The company's annual report, which will be mailed to stockholders April II, will show a total developed ore of S9,643, ,000 tons of which 73,- 322,0 ,000 tons are sulphide ores aver aging III per cent copper.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
IN THE JOHNSON DISTRICT.

It has recently become apparent that the Johnson district in Cohcise coun- ty has secured the interest of a strong combination of capital and mining ability. They are represented in the Goodrich-Lockhart Co. combination. These people made their start in Grip pie Creek. They followed their hand into Nevada and made much money in Goldfield. MT. Lockhart and his associates subsequently, had a hand in the Ely Copper camp and later in Ray, acquiring the latter property for the interests, with which they are identified.
 They have put the Johnson-Dragoon branch of the Southern Pacific in operation, after it's years of idleness, and are using it for the transporta- tion of their mine supplies and of the
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 1 turns. Shannon mine ore.
 The foregoing figures include the net operating profits of the Shannon Arizona Railway, all of whose stock is owned by the Shannon Copper com pany. At the end of the year the latter had net current assets over all current liabilities of $2S1, ,236, exclusive of $2S4,000 of Shannon Arizona rail way bonds which it has purchased.
 General Manager Bennie says: Re cent developments give evidence of there being ore in quantities in our Alaska property, from which 343 tons of per cent ore were extracted to- ward the end of the year. By kind permission of Arizona Copper com pany to use their tunnels we shall be able to extract ore from this mine early in the coming year. The necesY- ary bins for the purpose are now be- ing erected. Other promising de adjoining the main Shannon group. A tunnel to crosScut formation is con- templated.
 Our mining costs show the mark ed increase of 20 cents per ton over previous year; 13 cents of this amount represents the increase on mine taxes The high standard of wages fixed in the summer of 1912 on a metal market of IT 1-2 to IF 3-4 cents continued in force throughout the whole period covered by this re- port. This is equivalent to an in- crease of 25 cents per ton on all ores treated. We also had a very large increase in our shelter taxes. These increased costs more than offset re- auctions in costs of operation.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
IN THE M | N E s
THE COPPER SHARE MARKET.

The following shows the average price of 20 active copper stocks in the New York and Boston markets for the past eight years and the pres ent year to date, the stocks taken being Allouez, Amalgamated Ana conda, Calumet & Arizona, Centennial Chino, Copper Range Consolidated, Franklin, Granby Consolidated, Indi- ana, Isle Royale, Mohawk, North Butte Old Dominion, Osceola, Ray Consolidated, Shannon, Tennessee, Utah Consolidated and Utah Copper
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17

ore they are producing, now at the rate of a couple of cars a day, or 100
 tons. Whether they have purchased the railroad branch or leased it, has not been made known. The import ant fact is that they are outputting ore
 that is averaging per cent copper. Of this they now have blocked out, it is said by observers competent to make conservative estimate, better than a five years supply at the pres ent rate of production.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
HOSPITAL FOR INDIANS.

The proposed Indian hospital, to cost from $2O,O0O to $30,0OO for south western Indians is now assured, and in a statement made yesterday by Sen ator Marcus A. Smith to Mrs. Will Kilt, president of the Associated Char ties, he said that the appropriation had been placed in the general appro- priations bill through his efforts and that there is no doubt whatever of it's passage.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
OLD DOMINION.

The Old Dominion company reports for March an output of 2,997, ,O0O pounds of copper which compares with 3,066,000 pounds in February and 2,797,00O pounds in January. For the quarter the output was S,S6O.OOO pounds in 1913 and 6,515, 1000 pounds in 1912
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
COPPER
Cheerful Feeling in Trade Circles and
 Prices Primer

There is a cheerful feeling in metal trade circles and copper prices are frmer. Lake is held closely at 15 cents. Electrolytic can be obtained at IA. 65 cents, although there is not much offered at that figure. Casting is quoted at IA 40 and IA 50 cents.
 Motor car and motor bicycle build CTS are now at their busiest, and are counting on an active seasons trade. In other copper-using industries the of the metal shows no signs of falling off.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
Cough Medicine for Children.

Too much care cannot be used in
 selecting a cough medicine for child ren. It should be pleasant to take, contain TO harmful substance and be most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets these requirements and is a favorite with the mothers of young children everywhere. For sale by all dealers
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
MILL FOR THE GIBSON MINE.

Messrs. Carney and Davis, former ly of Goldfield, Nev., are the new men said to be largely interested with Messrs. Whiteford and Kemp in the development of the Gibson mine in Gila county which was sold only. a few weeks ago, the new man. agement announcing a determination to erect a mill and make many i'm rovements. MT. Davis, who came
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17

from San Francisco for the purpose of inspecting the property and who has been at the Gibson mine for the past few days, has returned to Miami en route home, where he will determine some of the additional improvements in regard to the Gibson property.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
SHANNON

The Shannon Copper company re- ports for March an output of 1,0S2,- 900 pounds of copper which com pares with 904,OOO pounds in Febru- ary and 93S,OOO pounds in January. For the quarter ended March 31 the output was 2,924,O00 pounds in 1913 and 4,23S,OOO punds in 1912
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
PHELPS DODGE.

The output in March of the Phelps Dodge companies aggregated 12,493,- 651 pounds of copper, making a to- tai of 37,349,369 pounds for the three months since January 1st, against 35,729,7 ,767 in the same quar- ter last year and 34,056,1 ,14O pounds in 1912
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
SHANNON REPORT |S . MADE FORS|XTEEN
 MONTHS PERIOD
CShannon report

Notwithstanding an Increase of More Than Two Gents a Pound in Cost of Copper Company Shows Net Earnings of $1.1e Per Share Annu- ally.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
CALUMET & ARIZONA.

The output of the Calumet& Ari- zOna in March was 7,316,000 pounds of copper which compares with 5,94S,- 900 pounds in February.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17
THE METAL MARKET
Current Prices Shade Easier Than at
 New York;

New York, Aril 10.-The following table gives the cash prices of various metals used in the arts and manufac- lures at date with the correspond ing quotations one week previous:
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-17

Shannon has issued it's report for the 16 mnths ending Dec. 31, 1913, it's fiscal year having been changed to cor respond with the calendar year. The showing is better than had been ex- pected. Notwithstanding an increase of more than two cents a pound in the cost of it's copper, the company showed net earnings of $1. 59 a share for the period. This is at the rate of $1 .19 per share annually. Its operat- ing results for 16 months are as fol lows:
 1o1o
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-12
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SPECIAL NOTICE
(city Taxes teta}

The tax digest fer the year 1914
Is now open In the office of the un,
iers.gnod for the payment of taxes
due the Mayor and Council of the
City G. Brunswick for the year 1914:
the first half is payable on or before
June 80; discount Of 5 per cent
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ray the whole years tax on or before
July 10.
w. II. Fam, Treasurer.
Room No 5, City Hall, Brunswick,
Ga. June II. 1914, 7.10.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-12
RRoWN.wRIGhr

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Collier Brown In.
vite you TO be present al the mar.
riage of their daughter. Sarah Their.
esta, TO Mr. Jesse LaMae Wright.
Monday evening. June 22nd, at
O'Clock. 2s2 King street. Jacksonville.
Florida.
Miss Brown Is niece Of Mrs. G.
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90
The following invitation was recciy.
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tina Mountford Moreton Hines re,
quests the pleasure OF your company
at he marriage of her Daughter, Her.
tina Georgina. to Mr.. 0ttoway Samuel
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spent her girl-hood days in Bruins
wick. She Ia niece Of Mrs. ). M.
Hoodenpyle and has other relatives
here.
Miss Irene Mineer is In Savannah
visiting for several days.
90
Mr., and Mrs Frank Grady are on
St simon's for several days.
o%S
Mrs. A. r. Gardner is the guest Of
her son Mr.. Jack Gardner on linton
street
Mira H. r. Radcliffe and children
Of Button. S. G, are visiting Mrs,
]. T. Hateh.
Miss Meta Scarlet. of Atlanta, Is
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Mrs. N III, Ballard has as her
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90
Mrs. r. Il. Briesnick and Miss Ea.
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90
Miss Annie Robertson left yesterday
fer short stay With her sister, Mrs.
s. G. Folkes OF Dothan, Ala.
90
Little Miss Leslie Gray of Jesup.
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Pastin1e
Theatre
PROGRAM TO-DAY

The STORY Of the Nelson Paftern,'
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Ann. OF tho Golden Heart" Vita
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'Broncho Billy and the Settlers
Daughter Essanay-with G. NJ. An
derson.
BASE BALI. RETURNS by innings
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chamberlain's collie, Cholera an
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-12
IT'S GREAT FOR BALKY
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Chamherlain's Cough Remedy is
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For sale By all dealers.
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SOFA! SOCI.

is the guest of Miss Sa A 81
her hcme on Dartmouth
90
Bruno Jaeckel, who hasl AT X
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arrived home yesterday
mer holidays.
Miss Virginia McGarvey OF Way
cross. is the guest OF her parents, Mr.
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OH Reynolds street.
90
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90
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
VIOLENCE FOLLOWS
STRIKE IN IT AL Y.
General Walkout Of Workers Is
Protest Against Attitude
of Government To-
ward Labor.

Rome. June TO- Another serious riot
IN connection witt, the general str,he
OF Italian workn,en occurred near tho
labor exchange loda. a boas Of
strikers trying IL, reuc. Tho center of
tho city cam" into contact with d
stfon.. force. oi police and ti0nns, Who
broke up The parade.
Some pi tina mora d.ierii.ne1
strikers cndeavor to erect "A i,nr.aeade
while others ruSlici 10 TN. roofs OF
hot,sos and f",itcd the soldiers and po-
lieennn wi;h iis., shouting "ii'trah
fol ,tnirchy,"
iso,ne. Ivne III. i'rr'snr outrases
Hf.!e committed tu,ia% hy STRIKERS IN
various ,,rts Of Italy who caused
,!anfare tp several tntno, railroad sta
tions The authorities ir consequences
h;,St eNt'ln;"d thcir ,nrJSul"s of pre-
caution and il!,tr posted tinuis and
iloiio,. Ia ..ui,d .str,iciiifr3 liable IA at
tack loN the sii'ikers
The e@rlSine&en $ movement Vas
strike uas d%el,rci; Us flaptast
Government in tu,ti"e ti"n With nailtilar
..t s,n ora ui .iuitlhy
s. ilNlI ser;,i lnea w"ie isiiled and
Mounted
Milan. Italy June 10 As, orlaontter
betw,.m troops .ne lptncs strikers
l4rc today r@sultod IN The wot'n1ins al
"a MiBlssnr ~ solile:s ami N"aknenien.
Tia stiii.cis esetl the a;,An-, st"pes ~
be eatt"ai.ai saletle .ts nisSi'cs Many
al lire ,nen W,.." .all stcd
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
VOTE ISSUE Will
CAUSE HOT FIGHT
General Federation Of Women's
Clubs Badly Divided on
Proposal to Indorse
"t!1e Cause"

Chicago June a. Three points of
view on the question of an indorse-
ment of woman s suffrage by the Cen.
eral Federation uf Momans clubs
found expression here before Il coun-
all of delegates this morning To out
line the policy OF the federation In its
activities during the biennial conven-
tion. which opens today Mrs. G;ra,..
Wilbur Trout. president of the Illinois
tqnal SufrAg. association. declared
for the Endorsement. saving that "th"
Federation held it, first convention in
Chicago ~ Years ago and was now old
enough to Vote.
Mrs. u. ! Fitzpatrick. president of tn.
Georgia federation.
II ann against woman suffrage" she
said 'Momans $ clubs Of Georgia have
had no difficulty IN getting their
measure passed by he legislature We
AR. The power behind the throne NOW
and would lose not gain. by IA change
"SutfIaso rcmainS AN open question
Was tn" declaration OF Mrs Per-; Y.
Pennybackor pIrsidnn, of the rc,lei.,-
iion .l'ersunnliN however | approve
Of t.'
4 do not think il would be eise fo,,
this convention 10 indorsc a suffrage
solution. said M:,s. A. P Coon ~
rurdlris saerctars This is Il question
for the sullragis,s themselves Ia de-
eide IN their own states AS an in
Ill iti,ial inl :, Suitra gist
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
HUNGRY MEX|CANS |
RIOT MID SHOWER !
OF REBEL SHELLS
Federal Defenders Refuse to
Surrender MazatIan Despite
Desperate Condition
Of the Populace.
WILL EyAcuATE GUAYMAs
Long Siege About to Result Vic
toriously for Rebel Army
Conflict in Sonora Is
Suppressed.
WILL EVACuATE GUAYMAs

ON board {. $. s. California. Ma
za'ian. Mex. llsnc IL. cBy Wireless to
San Diego, cal.) 1'he cruiser New
Orleans. which in company with the
Mexican cruiser. Guerrero, arrived at
G"aynas. on the gulf of California,
yesterday. reports that the federal
government is concentrating at Quay
mas all available steamships OF the
Navieia line This seems TO indicate
.hal ,he federal garrison is preparing
,o eVacuate Guasmas. and will retreat
Wy way ol the sea using the vessels
of uhe NaHieia line as transports.
ne situation al MaZatan continues
SUBSTANTIALLY su unchanged In spite
on on IN" permission of General Rodriguez
,ie inilltaly governor, 10 all non com
natan's To leave the city and enter the
llhes OF the liesieginx constitu,ionalist
a'.ills, s, many OF them have thus far pre-
iefreu to remain i'm heir homes. and
bread ,;a riots continued yesterday.
ne federal fortitications shelled the
c"hsiltutlonalist positions across the
hhrbor all day