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H i THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 31, 1913'. '
I' VOTES TAKEN 0!U
TIE ALTA MERGER
Columbus Consolidated Is in
Favor of Deal, but the
Extension Is Noi.
i
ROTH ACTIONS DECISIVE
Plan Is to Drive. Tunnel and
Open Up New Ground
at Alta. -
I'' Br the action of stockholders Thurs
day morning-, the proposed consolida
tion of Alta companies will be consum
mated only In part, for while the Colum
bia Consolidated shareholders agreed
practically unanimously io the proposi
tion. Iho Columbus Extension stock
holders bv, almost cquai vehemence dis
approved of the proposition. There wcro
lopresentcd In the Columbus Consoli
dated meeting 113,000 ifharoa out of the
?S",000 shares Issued, ivhlle at the Co
timbus Intension meeting about 260.000
narc oot of the, 230,000 shares repre
1 nt:d were opposed to the deal.
Meeting Adjourned.
n adjournment of the Columbus Kx
mt!j!oji meeting until Saturday afternoon
us taken, but for what purpose wan not
definitely stated. Those opposed to tho
merger assorted that the action taken at
"fitertlay : meeting wan tlnnl and over
whelming, ami they could ace no logic In
uljouruing llio -mooting unless an ffort
wl'l bo made to reconsider tho vot of
l li jrhday. If such could bo done legally.
The details of the proposition ns out-l-iicd
locently In a statement to the Co
' nibus Consolidated jdiarcholdors were
Uh follows: A. new company was lo be
organized, capitalized for 1.000.000 shares
of stock, par vuluc i each. Tho dlo
tuhutiou of stock contemplated giving
lbo.iKKi shares to the stockholders of the
, '"ol.inibtiB Consolidated cominuiy In ex
panse fur their old stock; 100,000 sharos
ncrp to gn to the Columbus Extension
co'i-pnny; 100.000 shares to tho Flagstaff
Copper company, and 40.000 to Iho Su
perior Vita company. The C00.0OO chares
of treasury stock were to be utilised for
'awful corporate purposes, for dovclop
i.fiil of the combined properties and tho
'Menrion of a new drain and opera tins
tunnel.
I Why Extension Objects.
Those stockholders of the Columbus
I.Mrnjuon company opposing the deal
-L to that tho tr-rmr, or tho merger and
plane us outlined or the future op
. i.ittoni' of liir combined territories
wo'ild not benefit the 13x tension cotn
mvy. If. they btato. the plan is to drlvo
if lunntsJ as now outlined. It would
re i eh lo a depth of less than 100 feet
rt n tho present deepest Columbus Con
ulidated tx?rklugs. and tho byncfItB to
r derived would not be In proportion to
,n expense Incurred. They also bellcvo
Ir properly la worth more to the
i- -cr than Ik measured by the amount
' i' plook In the now company set sIdo
f). their use.
1 Thn .Superior Alta shareholders have
'"proved of their part of tho deal, and
V directors of; tlic Flagstaff company
it- expected hen early In tho month,
nVn definite action by thorn Is antiel
iMtcd. .
I15UTTE & SUPERIOR
RUMOR IS PERSISTENT
r rumor in the east that tho Butte
.uporior and American Zinc compi
ler are shaping up a merger war r
icd in 'artiest yoaterday. anil the in)"!
rre k'-nl rather warm handling f.itc
unr. It is stated that tho two com
panies will be ntoi-pod phnro for nhare In
a now company. Tho Hut to Superior
' cnpllallr.od for 160,000 aharon of stock,
nlo the .Vmorlenu Zinc company has
, ''Ht.oOO nliuroA, of which about 170,000
"iares aro If sued.
TM rumored deal may have been ro
n'iiilblo for llio erratic action of the
P'lM .V Superior Issue during January.
Roi5t,ou IMiiuiq? Stocks.
Jamo A. Pollock At Co.. linkers and
'"oker. furrilnh tho following,, received
nvr tholr private wire yesterday aftcr
Mooii: ,
BOSTON COPPER RANOK.
; Salca-1 H. I,. IC'loo
Vigomah I I 2 I Ijl 2
Tin He & Kahik Hi s! 3
Butf A- S"up 1,-1 Jo S31 3i
lalumct Ari7. .... HP 07i 66J J7l
( hlof Con 300 1 14 li
Copper Kongo ' iSi ISi 185
TMly Wait ' 3 i
Dals Lhily .1251 H lj H
la ISutto 4 IS' Uh U Hfl
.Iroux Con 23B r.a 38 3?
Oranby Con R5fi f,?J 6Si 63
fJroene Can 0 SJ 9
Hancock 21 i 21 21
Ind Copper IT, HJ IS
lnp Con 17 l5t 17
l.ako Con VJo 201! 20 20
tv Roo . nil : ni
I MnKon Vallos 2.ri0 S? Si S4
Xoada Con ISi 1SJ 1S
MI 'h Utnh C5c' i"5c' Cfo
Mplssint; 3S0I fl S 0
North Butte '.. 7001 Sli 31V "M
I Vorth j 1251 2 2 I 2
, f.tv Con I 1PJ. lSSl "192
Sup & Boston 170 25 2S 23
Trinltv 761 15 il. HI
I' K Smelter. 2R0 41? 413' 413
do' pfd 140! 9i 49i 401
rtah Con I 11 10i' 11
Pond Creole 1.001 2GS 25i! 253
Eagle B B MOl U 1 I li
BOSTON CURB CLOSE.
1 Bid. lAskcd.
Alaska. $in.R78J14.0O
I Vmer Zinc St. 00 J 31.125
Vrcadlan 2.25 I 2.00
Bepole 1.7S ! 2.00
BlnchHm Mines 4.00 ! (,n0
Boston Ely .SO ' S5
Bohemia 2.50 I 2.75
Butte & Jndon .34 ' .35
Butte Central S.12 S.50
Calaveras :i.12ii 3.25
Ft Paso 6.00 I 6.25
Facto & Blue Bll 1.00 1.00
Orronr T.. S.75 9.00
irclvctia 75
troton Copper 5.75 6.00
I SCerr Lak.i 3.061 3.20
Keweenaw , 2.37$ 2.75
Maxs I 4.G2 5.00
lajestlc I .it ,42
1 "May Flower 12.25 12.50
Michigan 1.50 2.00
"Miami 24.00 24.50
Vevnda DoUKlas 2.50 2.62J
hlo Copper ,35 1.00
)ld Colony .50 I 7.00
I Opoo 1.50 ' 1.75
' Ojlbwav I 2.62JI 275
Pond Creek j 23.621 25.87
Shannon f 12.00 ' 12.50
oulh lake 7.0O I 7.25
outlv 1'tah 1 .25 ! .35 i
s v. Miami 3.25 I 3. bo
Stewart l.S7e! 2,00
rxiolumnn 3.20 I 3.25
1 "tah Apes 2.00 I 2.25
Vlrtorla I 1.25 1 1.75
Winona 2. B0 J 4.00
( Wvandot I 1.25 ' 1.50
1
ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE
For Centurv printinc. You can get the
genuine article at 55 57 Postoffico place.
H I Toorf 'i u waj to ain fall in forma c
H I'on rcsard'rir t,-t' rotate opportuni-
H 1 t o? rakc ? so of the Want Co'umns ;
AUROfiA MILL PLANS
ARE EXPKTED SOON
Utahns Join With Nevada
Interests in Reviewing- an
Old Producer.
IThe engineers having In charge the
mechanical part of the mill Installation of
tho Aurora Consolidated company of Ne
vada are expected to Hubmlt the same to
the board of directors within throo weeks
and if tho board agrees with these plans
actual construction woilr will he started
immediately thercater. This was the
Information srlvnn on Thursday by W.
Lester Mansum. who was In tht city
from Provo. The Aurora Consolidated
company Ik composed of the Knlqht In
terests of Utah and tho Knox: and Miller
lntereata of Nevada.
A dally capacity of 500 tons of ore is
contemplated ?or the . mill. There Is a
fine tonnage of. gold ore already de
veloped for the plant, while tho work
now well under way will add materially
boforc the close of the year to the
blocked reserves. Mr. Manstim stated
that up to tho present time tho ore has
been clocked alone the strike of tho
vein for 500 feet and for a depth of
300 feet, within which area are 500,
000 tons of ore averaging1 54.90 per ton
On either side of this blocked area Is
a great deal of virgin ground. The vein
extends on one side for 300 feet, the
values so far Indicating an average of
close to $10 per ton. while on tho west
ern, or other side the vein extends for
400 "feet from the blocked area. Riving
700 foet of promising but undeveloped
ground for future development.
Mr. MatiKum believes that tho vein
will go to far better depth throughout
than the 300?foot level, for on top of
the measured tonnage the ore lo twenty
foet In width, while II is ttxty feet In
width on tho 300. Thia certainly gives
promise of greater depth. The manage
ment Is sending In a new tunnel, which
will tap the ores at a depth of 400 feot.
thereby opening new sloping ground and
ridding the lovelw above from the water
that compelled tho cessation of opera
tions by the former owners.
Mr. Knox Is expected in Salt Lake
within the next few days and a confer
ence on Aurora affairs will be had dur
ing hla visit here.
VERY LITTLE DOING
UPON THE EXCHANGE
Buufncss yesterday on the local ex
change wa3 duller than ever and abso
lutely void of anything Interesting. Tho
local mining stock market Is completely
demoralized and It Is not an caoy matter
to tell Just what In needed to inject a
bit of llfo into tho game. Sales yester
day reached a total of 11,400 shares or
stock, tho market value of which was
S225G.75.
Tho following were the cloying trans-actlono:
UNLilSTlSD STOCKS.
1 Bid. lAakod.
Blnghani Central-Stand ... 5 .OR ? .035
Ely Witch 06 -07
McDonald ISly 21 .25
Ohio-Kentucky 20
Thompson-Quincy 27
Utah Mlno 35
Michigan-Utah 70 .75
Alta Consolidated 37 .10
Opcx . .09 .11
Columbua Extension 05
Now Yerlngton 12
Lucky Boy 01 '.
LISTED STOCKS.
I A. M. P. M.
I Bid. IAgltod.ll Bid. A:iked.
Heck Tun . $ .0SS$ .12 ? .08 $ .031
Blng Amal 06 .01J .05
Black .Tack. .10 .12; .09 .121
C-TallB ... .01 .013 .01 .013
Cent Mam 10 10
Cok Mln .. .15 .17 .14 .17
Col Con .. .10 .20 .10 .30
Con Mor 10
Crown PI . -03 -.031 .03 .035
Daly . ... 1.20 1.50 1.20 1.K0
D-Judge . . COO 6. GO 6.00 6.0O
Dragon ... .05 On
Eait Princo .01 .021 .01 .021
E C Tolnt 01 01
E T Con 01 01
E T Dovcl 01 01
Emerald . . .005 .05
Gold Chain. .37 .40 .37 .41
C Central . .71 .i6 .74 .30
ttld Qucon 02
Iron Bios . 1.25 1.275 1.25 1.275
Iron King. .001 015
.1 Bowcrn . .001 .10 .005 .10
K William. .035 .039 .03i .04i
Lead Klnc. .00 .075
Lent Tlntio -001 .01 0L
Lion Hill .. .023 .05 .023 .05
Uttle Bell 35 35
Low Mam . .0i .05 .015 .05
Mammoth 1.25 1.25
Mason Val. S.00 9.00 3.00 9.00
May Day . .21 .22 .21 .215
Mln Flat .J .005 005
Mnt Lako . .03 .05 .02
Mnt L Ext 05
Nov Hills 1.50 1.50
New York 03
Ohio Cop .( .?S 1.00 .97 1.00
Opohongo . .04 .05 .04$ -05
Pioche Dnm .05 .OS 0g
Piochfr Met 02 ". .02
Pitts-Ida .. .P0 1.25 .50 1.25
Plutus . .. .061 -075 .081 .07
Prince Con. .SO .82 .77 .80
Rexall 01
Seven Tr. .013 .021 1 .015 .021
S T Ooallt. 40 40
S TC Coallt. 3.025 3.15 S.00 3.05
S K Con .1 .75 I 1.00
So Pac ...! .0111 .15 y .0111 jir
Slou Con .1 .031 I ,035
8 Iron Blosj J .005 1 00
Swan Con . ,0L j
Tin Cent . .01 j .011 I .01 .011
United Tin. I .0031 .01 I .00? .01
Uncle Sam.' Ml 1 .12 .11 .13
Utah Con .01J' .015 ' -H -013
Union Ohicfl .06 .07 I .06 .07
"Victor Con. I .03 403 .03 .05
Victoria . J .56 .60 I .55 .53
Wilbcrt . . .09 .11 II .09 .11
Tank Con . .15 1 .17511 .14 .13
Tor Cop ..I .04 .10 I .04 .10
G C Crown.' l 02
OrtUll - . I .Mill 011
Mojcow . .1 1 I .50
FORENOON SALES.
King William. 3500 at 3c.
Prince Con., 100 at SOc: 400 at Sic
Silver King Coalition, 50 at J3; 250 at
S3 02J.
T'tah Con.. 1000 at IJc.
Shares gold. $300.
Selling value. 51177,75.
OPEN BOAUD.
Iron Bloseom, 300 at tl.2-71.
Lower Mammoth. 1000 at 5c.
Sharea sold. 1300.
Selling value. J402.50.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Prince Con.. 200 at 0c: 100 at 7Sc
Utah Con. 2000 at lja
Shares sold, 2300.
Selling valuo. $264.
OPEN BOARD.
Lower Mammoth, 1500 at'4;c
Opohongo, 1000 at 45c.
Shares sold, 2500.
Selling value, $112.G0.
Sax Francisco Oil Stocks.
Jam-3 A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish tho following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon: .
I Bid. lAeked.
i Asii'd OH 142.75 S
Caribou 95
Claremont 59 I
Illinois Crude I '.04
Monte Cristo 84 ! .S7
Palmer 17
Sauer Dough 1.25 ....
S. W. & B 16 . . . . . . .
Turner 90 ...
wk on ....1 3.03 ,'
f The Wants arc closo at. hand make
I full uie of the Wants.
I0IPAH CAMP OAS
IIGITTOTHE TITLE!
Senator KeamsIs Impressed!
by the Present Showings
of District.
Thomas Kearus, vice president of the.
Halifax Tonopah company, accompanied
by David Keith, president of the Silver
King Coalition Mines company, and J.
A. Edson, president of the Kansas City
Southern Railroad company, has com
pleted an inspection of the Halifax prop
erty at Tonopah. leaving Monday for San
Francisco. The party will return In a
wcoJc or ten days to Salt Luke by way
ot Los AnKcIc?.
The members of the party followed
their visits to the Halifax by one to tho
Tonopah Belmont property adjoining
the Halifax, and whose mineral zone
is being sought within the Halifax
boundary lines. Senator Kearns ex
pressed satisfaction with the Halifax
conditions, whore a great deal of deep
development, effort is being centered,
saying regarding the camp na follows:
"We cannot say anything about the
Belmont, for there Ih nothing lo be said.
Everything that could possibly bo re
marked has long ago found its way Into
'print regarding this property. It Is
one of the biggest propositions that has
cvor come to my attention since I en
gaged In mining apd that was suvoral
years ago.
"We would have boon pleased to have,
examined all tho mines in tho district,
but lacked the time lo make the trips.
Tonopah looks' bettor today than It ever
has and It is my hollef that the camp
is justly entitled to be called the great
est district In the world."
FEDERAL TAKES OVER
MORE MINING GROUND
Special io The Tribune.
BURK1E, Ida.. .Ian. 30. The Federal
Mining company has added another big
Coeur d'Alcno mine to its rapidly grow
ing list of holdings by the purchase of
the Frisco properties at Mace. The con
sideration for tho deal Is understood to
have been $230,000. The purchase in
cludes a 500-ton mill, water and other
valuable rights.
This transfer Involves llftccn separate
properties, orlglnaly worked under throe
different ownerships, but later they were
all merged into the Frisco company,
which operated a a lead producer. Tho
properties wero abandoned for a tlmo
owing to the excess ot .luc In the ore
and the high cost of keeping the mlno
worklngu free of water.
The now processes of trcutmcnt of alne
ores at the Morning mine of the Fed
oral company will be uacd in the case of
tho Frisco ores, and it -means the erec
tion of a new and largo plant. The. Frls
"o has a dividend record of about 51,
iOO.000. A largo force of men is now
engaged cleaning Up Iho mine.
SPRING VALLEY COAL
WILL PRODUCE SOON
By the middle of February tho man
agonicnt of tho Spring Valley Coal com
pany oxpeotr. to have lift coal upon the
market of tho weal. Thia is the enter
prise "orought Into bolng hy tho .Tense
Knight intorostH of Provo, and a wide
market for the coal is 'being prepared
hy Lowia M. Cannon, I he general sales
agent for the company. Tho company
has equipped the mines for a daily coal
production of 2000 tons.
Kcrtr York Mining. Sl.oclui.
Janicn A. Pollock & Co.. bank em and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon" N1SW YORK L1STJ.TD STOCKS.
I SalcB.ni I L. Clse
Chi no 4.500, -13J I2l 12S
Goldfleld Con 100 2 2(2
Nevada Con 1,000 IS 1R4 IS
Ray Con 3.000 19? 195 191
Tcnn Cop 400 3 IS 31 31
Miami Cod 40n 25 24i 211
Utah Cop 2. 800 555 5431 545
Inspiration 100 163 KJ'I 105
Studebakor Con ... 300 34 34r.l 34$
Ont Silver 3 25! 25
NETvV TORJC CURB RANGE.
I Salen. II. I L. ICIso
First Nat Con I I 211 2 2
GIroux Con I 1.500l 3!l 32 33
Tukon Gold I 311 3 :.
Ohio Cop 1.000 111
New Keystone 13 15 l
South Utah Ill
Mason Valloy 300 S3
Bradn Cop I 3.000 Pi 95 9i
ICly Con I 900 12cl 12c 12o
La Roso I 8001 31 35 31
Mays Oil I 1,0001 21c 21c 2ic
Kerr Lako ) 500 3J 3J 35
Tonopah 1 350 H on 5
AJaska I 3001 Hi 13gl 1H
NEW TORK .CURB CLOSE.
1 Bid. lAskcd.
Ely Cons $ .12 If .14
First Nat Copper ........ 2.00 I 2.25
Giroux Con 3.25 1 3.371
Yukon Gold .... 3.00 I 3.25
Now Keyntone -j.no 1.B2J
Nlnlsslng S.S75 9.00
Ohio Copper ..I .95 1.00
La Rose . 2.625 2.75
South Utah .25 .60
British Col Copper 4.25 1 4.50
Bay Stat Gas...;.. I .50 I .152
Brad en I 9.375 9. 625
Mason Valley S.25 9.0')
Sioux Consolidated 04 .01
Colorado 11 .20
Iron Blossom 1.25 1.35
Carlsa 05 .15
Novada ITIHn I 1.375 1.45
Nevadaa in San Francisco.
James A. Pollock iz Co., ba ulcers and
brokem, furnish tho following, received
over their private wlro yesterday aflcr
noon: I Bid. Asked.
Goldflcld I J
Atlanta $ .16 J .17
Booth .02
Blue Bull .04 .05
C O. D .07 .OX
Combination Fraction 91 .07
Daisy .- .05
Dlamondfleld B. B , .03 .01 i
Florence 45
Goldflcld Con 2.00 2.05
Kewanoa ...4.... .05 .05
Jumbo Extension ......... I .3, I ...... .
Lone Star 03 .04
Merger Mines 2S .23
Oro 07 .OS
Silver Pick Consolidated... .,05
Yellow Tiger 02 .03
Manhattan
Dexter Union 03
Gold Wdgo 10 .11
Manhattan Consolidated. . .10 .12
Manhattan Dexter .03
White Caps .... .09 .10
Comslock
Consolidated Virginia 13 ,14
Confidence - 12 .19
Hale and Norcross nfi
Mexican 7$
Ophlr 24 .25
Sierra Nevada .17 .IS
Tonopah
Belmont I s.25
Boston 1 .04
Gypsy Queen ,. .. .01 .05
Jim Butler ..... .70 .71
Halifax . 1.00
Tonopah Merger S7 .SS
Midway .34 .35
Monarch Pitts. Ext 15 .10
Montana 1.S0
Mizpah Extension , C4
North Star 20
Rescue Eula 11
Tonopah Extension 1.975
West End ,. 1.37J 1.421
Other districts
Pittsburg SI'vcr Pak . 54 .... .
Nevada Hills , 1 37 1.47J
Round Mountain . , ... 1 .30 '
EUREKA COUNTY IS '
WAITING PATIENTLY
Siate Mine Inspector. Sums
' Up the Situation in His
Report.
The many Utah Investors Interested In
mining properties In Eureka' county will
read with Interest the nortlon of the an
nual report of Edward Ryan, state mine
Inspector of Nevada, which deals with
the territory In question. It is generally
known that tho property owners of L5u
reka are waiting for what they consider
adequate freight rate adjustments bo
fore resuming operations upon the many
meritorious propositions there, but so far
110 likely solution to this difficulty ap
pears In sight. H
Mr. Ryan says in part:
Splendid Record.
It is claimed that tho moductlon of
this district reached the enormous sum
of 200,000.000 and for many yearn fur
nished the greater per cent of the world's
lead supply. Like others of the older
camps, the remaining ore deposits, being
considered of lower grade, although of
Immense magnitude, remained untouched.
1 am reliably informed that from the
older mines Eureka could, from pres
ent development, put out 300 tons dally
for a period of ten years. Tho lead ore
from this district was always considered
a very necessary ingredient In fluxing
and could doubtless find a market were
it possible to reach an amicable agree
ment, with the transportation companies,
which would moan so much to the people
of Eureka and tho mining Industry gen
erally. At present thero Is llttlo doing
outsido tho Eureka Windfall and the,
Cyanide.
Tho Windfall ls located five miles cast
of Eureka- and is a free-milling goki
property. It Is worked through a 500
foot vertical two-compartment shaft.
The ore la hoisted In a skip by a 50
horsopower gasoline hoist and trammed
to the 120-ton mill adjacent lo the mine.
This property has been one or tho main
stays of the camp and at present is
working ninety men in mine and mill.
Two Leading Mines.
1. TJ' .pya",o'c groun lies two and oie
miif miles west of Eureka, it Is worked
through a 207-foot two-compartment
vertical ."shaft, one compartment or which
In used for a. man way. The property Is
equipped with an 1S-horsepowcr gasoline
engine, safolv crosshead and soven-elRhtha-ineh
cable. Working five. men.
Tho Eureka Consolidated is the mo.it
extensively developed mlno In the dis
trict, and although now Idle will no
doubt rosinno operations Just as soon as
an amicable adjustment of Iranspnrla
l'on. rates can be had with the officials
of tho Eui Jika and Palisade railroad. This
properly Ih operated through threo shafts,
one 730 and the others 1200 feet doop.
One of lhe3o shafts Is one of the lar
gest hoisting onglnca In tho state. S00
Moreopowor. Power Is furishcd by four
50-horKcpowor bnilcrt:. The oro is mined
py what I3 known as the aluclng nvs-lem.
STRONG MARKET IS
SURPRISE IN EAST
u,iwc:' poloc,,i Co.. bankers and
bickers, furnish tho following, received
noon- P :,lC w,r,i ,CBterday aftcr-
'rVbpr Co.. Boston Both
mat kola .showed surprising strength to
day. Tho buying was confident and well
sustained and tho rally lasted all through
the uesalon. Grairby adanccd to B'Ji
an.I closed W bid; East Cutto sold III
and .North Butte 511. and many new buv
uS urt !orn,Avor? nollccabln all through
tho HsL Wo do not look for anv ex
tended advance, hut think wo maV a
few davn' provi"s Dri':e8 fi Hie' next
f.05ti & Bryan, New York. Activity
wan moro general today than for quit"
a period and Iho list advanced in a buoy
ant manner, shortn rolmnting rapldlv and
offeringa light. In the afternoon, 'how
ever, profit-taking tales, ar-rompanied bv
conflicting advices from the ol.hor slo
rHative to Iho political aspect, "eaujicd
recessions from high lovcK
Some 1 scattered liquidation look place
In Norfolk ,t A estcrn after It was an
nounced that t he road would make an
olTerlng of convertible "oonds at a latei
date, out aside from the action of that
issue, tho tr..nd of the lnndard nhnrou
appeared to be upward. Of course such
covering as haa been witnessed during
tho past few kcskIoiih that mav tnd to
f-omowhat woaken tho lorhnlcal position
01 markcl. but owing to the fact that
extended long linen have not as t b.-..n
fostered, wo arc Inclined to hellcvj that
unices the foreign situation again bc-
eBii'lai,?nlnS' vhMi does not seem
probable. If rollablo private udvlccw a 10 1
to bo accepted ats a criterion, tho policv
or making Judicious -purchases on the 00
caaionnl weak periods will prove profit- i
able for moderate turns.
RICO WELLINGTON AT
PROVO MOLDS ANNUAL
Special io The Tribune.
PUOVO, L'lah. .Ian. 30 --The P,o
Wellington slockholdi-rs lodav in 'annual
session elected lh following boanl of di
rectors: .rpMo ICnlghl, Clinton IX pj v,
W LcHtor Manmim. .1. w. Knight
CharlcH Bates and .1. W. Burton Presi
dent Knight was r-elocted to head tho
contrany. and .Mr. Mungim. was gain
selected as secretary and treasurer
I7Jo"lo, l'h?r, rPy Product
no definite time has boon sot as yet for
lions.1 cocnn,rftS opera-
Orc Shipments.
The Utah Oro Sampling companv on
Thurarfay reloascd A cars of o k
&MrAr?iLd 2 onch fro,n Nevada , d
California camps.
Ore and Bullion.
Tho ore and bullion report for Thurs
day, given by McCornlck ,t Co.. was as
follows: Ore received, J50.00O; bullion
shipped, $S:',000; loial. $130,000. U1,,,m"
Metal Markot.
1 '''ho metal iiiotatloiiH for Thuritdiiv
! posted by -McCornlck t Co.. wcr " a fol
iZlh hiIVor' "e; ,pn(J' ""Wj'c'nner.
Good Men Needed.
The United States civil service commis
sion has announced the following exami
nations, to be held in the near futuro:
Architectural draftsman and Junior archl
o11 ,drftS!"i," minimum salaries
51J00 and JS 10; business teacher. $1000
assistant forest pathologist. 51410:. forum'
pathologist. ? 10S0-. assistant Irrigation en
gineer. $1200; scientific assistant In .oll
Hiirvoying. J060. Information concerning
tlieso examinations can b obtained at
the federal building. u
W. P.. Vox. 305 w. Washincton St..
Noblesville, Inc., sajs: "After nuf
fer-ini: manv months with kidnoy trou
ble, after trying other remedies and
prescriptions, I purchased a box of
Foley Kidnov Pills which not only did
me raoro jjood than any other remedies
T ever used, but havo positively set my
kidneys right. Other members a my
family hnvo used them with similar re
sults." Toko at tho first Bifln of kid
ney trouble. Scbramm-Jobnson, Brugs,
"Tho Nevor Substitutors," fiv (5)
good stores. (Advertisement.)
EnJK!!'!'ha1y of only a few hours from . .'vS 'U
IHt I'jlijr the very heart of Chicago to ni
HjPNew York, Boston
E nnd points down East on the jfSK l?3
I world's most famous train K ' if
I Twentieth Century Limited m
1 Lr. Chicnflo 12.40 noon . Ar. New York 9.40 . m. jfe3 , .IihIm iW't
A Ar. Boston 11.55 n.xn. Hr 'l'll'T'l! '"W;
I Ten other fast daily trains between
I Chicago and the east, including V
I ' Lake Shore Six B ! !m! 1 f W
I Lear. CkIcflo 10.15 a. xa. Arrive New York 9.11 n. m. !r n 1 ' 1 V- ( 1-
I Lake Shore Limited aB!?! 1?
I ChicnCo5'3Bcon8lYrk6'25" , ffliSSli
I New York Express BiMmRffli ff
I Lm Chicago 1 1.30 p.m. Arrive New York 7.00 . m. N"" ,11 I S fjZ 'ML
NewYorkfentel fines r $mm i
Lake Shore-"Tke Water-Level Route" r IJSgC mi ni J
IYou Can Sleep ' 'Mnjllil 3 wj J Vm
AH rrains Ifare fmm La Snlle. Street Station. mol cottTrmtcny V J JlJOJiM n I 11 71 7 M IflrW
located in the very henrt of Chico. the onb station on the TtnfW Uli I 1 J I ' BE
Elevated Loop, xnd arrive t the wooderful.. iw GriH Cttrol ' j I B i t Tmt& t 111 t
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thaTping areferrirdonor for complete . S fl
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WEATHER FORECAStT
Weather forecatt for Salt Lake City -ind
state or Utah Fair Ffclday and Satur
day. Compiiralive weather data at S?.It Laka
City January SO. 1013:
I-Ughest lempcrature today was 30 de
crees: hlclH'St In this month Mlnco 1S7-1
w.-ia fiO dotrroe.i: lowest lust night v.'au 20
ricsrcori; lowest thia nonth alnco IS74
waa 20 dce:reca below aero: mean tem
perature for today -wab 31 desreca; nor
mal vras :;o deKrcca: accumulated defi
ciency slnco (lie firat of tho month Is
57 degreea. ,
RHstlve humidity at 6 a. ni. todav was
GO per cent: relative humidity at 0 p. in.
today win fill nor cent.
Total precipitation for the tironly-four
hours eudinp at 6 j. in. was nono: total
for thia month to dale la .77 of an inch;
accumulated deficiency for thia month to
date la .05 of an Inch.
Sun risen at 7:10 a. in. and sots at
5:44 p. in., January 31. 1'JIG.
WE AT HIS R OBSERVATIONS.
Tompcrn.ture.
2. --a
Stutiono. w S 52 K
SALT LAKE iltS 0 291 JJO
Boiso r,2 !!5 IS .00
Cheycniio 'Si 28 111 .11
Chicago ' ..... -IS 50 USl .00
lenver :jo ye 2S .00
Des rolivia p.O
Dodge Cily ;:i II n .00
Duluth l 22 2 .00
ruii-ango Sfi ' li 20 .00
Grand Junction ....... I.'l 46 20 .00
Mavro JS 2S 18 .00
Helena SI 3'? 21 f,0
Huron 14 2fi 22 .01
Jacksonville ,. 00 CS -IS .00
Kansas City :tc 48 30 .00
LandiM- 2S 34 It? .00
Los Aiu;elcy r2 t!2 10 .00
Moclena 10 41 IS .00
loorhead .. C is IS .06
New Orleana . tit 70 IS .00
Ncw Vorlc 4G 30 .00
North Platto 30 3S 30 .00
OklHliouia 42 SI 42 .00
PliocnK CS 70 40 .00
Pocjilello ; .... 2S 2S IS .00
Portland. Or. U 4t 3S .00
Rapid City v, 2S RO 21 .11
Rosohiir?r to 40 3 .00
San DIoko 2 ;"S IG .00
SI. Louis -14 58 44 J)2
St. Paul 20 2fi 21 .0"
San Fninclsco 3C f!2 U .Oo
Seattle it .. 3S .00
Slierldan 20l 30 22 .03
Spokane 2' 2S 20 .00
Tonopah 42 40 30 .00
Washington Fi2 HO 30 .00
Wllllston 10 1010 .02
VlnnTTiur;a 10 4C 22 .00
- Indicates below zero.
Try the New Way
of Curing Corns
Easy An One, Two. Three, No Fuss, Mo
Pain, by Using "GETS-IT,"
Just take two seconds to put a little
"GIOTS-lT" on that corn. That corn is
"done for" as sure . aa the' sun rises.
Tho corn shrivels up, vanishes. That's
"When I Think of All thc Thlno I Tried'
I for Corns and Failed, and 'GETS
IT' Oot 'Em In a Hurry."
tho nurpnno you got by using- this now
plan corn cure. There's nothing to
stick to tho Blocking- or sock; your
corn pains stop. You're saved the j
bother of applying- plasters that makoi
thc corn bulgo out from tho core.
You'r axved salves that eat Into the
healthy flesh and "pull"; no more fuss
ing with bandages. You don't have to
help by picking and dragging out your
corns, or cutting with knives or razors.
"GKTS-IT" is afe, painless, stops pain,
nevor hurts healthy fleah. It ls guaran
teed. Try Jt on wart, callouses and
bunions, too, .
"GETS-IT" Is oold at all druggists at
2o cents a botUo, or sent direct by E
I.a-ivTonce fc Co . Chicngo. (Advcrtlsn
ment )
4
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PARK ACCEPTS
NEW PQSJT1QN
forme r Iloinz Mnnngci' Goos to
llie Keenc-Jrcland & P;irlc
Company.
A. h. Park, for twelve yearn ono ot
the fifty-seven varieties of Hclnr. salos-
J-f". .fl,f! ?'cst- imI lalur manager for
l lab, Wyoming. Montana and Idaho, has
rcslgiicd this position to become mana--er
Tor tin: Kfcnc-Jreland Park com
pany of El Paso. Tex. Mr. Park Is ui
of thc best-known traveling men in th
west, ,ls home being In Salt Tvtkc. Uo
and Alr.. Park. 'will leave Saturday even
ing for Texas.
Ono of the largest projects that t!i
Koene-.Ii eland & park company. -vIH
handlers tho development of tho Rio
virgin j.and .t Irrigation company tract
near ht George. Tho company will j,pend
more than JI.IO.OOo on thin project In a
diverting- dajn and Irrigation works, tak
ing thu water from tho Virgin rlvr. Tho
soil Is said lo bo well adapted to the cul
turo of spin -tropleiti nuts and fruits and
the ball Lake people who havo boon In
terested In tho Rio Virgin company until
Is absorption by the ICccnc-Ireland &
Park company believe that that section
Sf 'VVol,ill,ry ,,as a sPlo"Hd future AV.
rr Al'-'Corll,lt "d others were owners of
tho trai-t until rcccntlv.
The Itio Virgin tni.-t H jri Arizona.
Just across tho Utah lino, and Is south-
n - i l' l-L001"?.'-''. MCM ove1' thlrty-Ilve
ml es from Hie Salt Lak- Route. An
vl?i.f:M ,B l.,c,'" oslnieted and de
yclopuieiit worl; Is to start at once. A
L. Jacobs, a Salt Lake engineer, has rc
P01,e'1 favorably on UiC proposition.
The Keone-lroland ,t p;irk company
also has an Immonso tmct of lund in
Mexico, , Just across the Rio Gnmde river
from. u Paso, which will be developed
as soon as there Is moro assurance of
Till?."','",1 p.c,aco. u,or"? tho Mexican bor
der and In tho Interior.
New Corporations
Central Exploration & Development
company. Salt , Lako: capital stock. ?5o"
000; sharea. 10 cents each: Dr. Harry
McGarvey president; v. il Hutchinson,
vice president; M. F. Eckln. secretary
and treasurer.
Copy of artinles of Incorporation or thc
James .Stewart & Co. hied with secretary
?,A8tat0; caP,tn' atocl.-. 5100.000; shares,
5100 each: James C. Stewart, prcnldcnt;
J. B. A. I-osburgh. secretary.
Charges Husband Was Cruel.
Charging extreme cruelty, Louctta
Knudson yesterday filed suit In thc dis
trict court for divorce from Alfred W.
Knudson. proprietor and manager of the
Knudson Novelty works. Mnj. Knudson
alleges that her husband has frequently
assaulted her and struck her with his
clenched fist and hns rcpcaledJr iiiB
oned to take her Ufa Sh0 ufeH
monthly alimony and J7G altorcirtiB
Blossom, ou Vacation.
D. H. Blossom, city cnglnr, WaP,
to tho northwest on a two Tetkr" iB!
tion. 2v. Blossom attt'ivled a mHkH
water engineering experts at BoJmjV
lerdny anl will go on to PonlutlK
Scattlo today. Whilo In SaiUt lit'B
study I lie "zone" method of cpgtfH
scsumcnt in vogue in that dtj aad)BC
Is provided foi- in Hie new vatH1
provemciit measure pending LtinB
pre.enl legislature. -.'!B
BedWettingCuS
io Ten Days;M
URI-STOP WILL 0UElB
Don't WaII Tor Chllilren'lo OirtjfwIWj
Trouble Start Them Taking L'rfJ
N Stop TodAy,
Bed wctllpgs a. dlscug sadtbntfH
given prompt attention. Tho
success realized by L'rl-Stop tttaiiH:
short' of marvelous and many cmrlW
been effected in Suit Lake City. !'3
Bed-wetting ts not i local cmH
alone, but, Is a dlBcaoc embruiiCK
entlro urinary nyHtcm. S-U'lM
bladder and kidneys. Uri-Stop (i
In tablet form, purr and liirc)tK
uffectcd parte arc toned up, iQjMH
and restored to their normal C09''9K
Can bo tuk.n by tbi moat ilellali'dW
Mall orders filled by the mvn!vit
Prlco. $1.00. Write for free adrtWJ
Boellger ""liPiiiical Co., Mfrt-.TcoW
who are so cunfldcnl of tns tcMHt
)oworu of I'rl-Stop that they 'WB
refund your nionoy if vou re W.
lit"d after a careful trial. K
Ou sale and recoinmeiKltJ bj"BrajjB
Johnnon, Drugs. "Tho Xtm-taam
tors," Fivo (B) JJood Store. rW
(AdvcrtlscmcnO
I Business Buildi
satisfaction ?VP
STOCKS, BONDS, QjjlJW
PROVISIONS, CQTTOI
James i Pollock iW
BANKERS AND DH0KE"-
333-330 South Main Street (W 'C
Salt Lake City. E
Direct Trlvuto Wire to Jl
Duplex System-Olio Relay t0 n
and Boston.
Correspondents Jlcnibnra All JHfc
Stocks Carried on tiSmF,
Specialists In Mountain J puie
and TcIccrapnJP
J. A. Murray,kyfce : Prei. Et
J. C. Lynch, Vice Prei.
W. F. Earlo, Cashier. , , l -t
E. A. CulbertBon. Aist. CJim
The National Bank o' W
United State 'Sjh
SuSlus and " Undn IdVd ''X-Mt
and wide connections ci uMU
tend thu best l0Sll)1Ierchant
corporation, hrolccr. ncrcn , ffcl,
vlduul. hour per cent iniv f3B ,
tlmn deposits. . jjj, SK!P i
Wo are a moinher or i
qty Clcanng House "ti