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BAILEY RESENTS RESENTSfOUL RESENTS1101J1SLANDERS
fOUL 1101J1SLANDERS 1101J1SLANDERSTeX SLANDERS SLANDERS16xas
Texas TeX as Senator Calls Public At Atr AtI Attention
r = tention to Series of Maga Magazine M Ma ga gazine a azlne
I zine Articles ArticlesSORES ArticlesORES ArticlesCORES
SORES ORES WILLIAW WILLI MIRHEARST MIRHEARSTREAT R BEARSGREAT HEARST HEARSTCREAT T
GREAT REAT APPLAUSE WHEN H HCLOSES HE HEWashington HELOSES E
CLOSES CLOSESWashtngton LOSES LOSESWashngton
Washington Jane 27 21Tlle Th first reply Inthe in intfce
the tbe senate to the series of articles run runi3hg runj runhg
i3hg j hg g through tbroughthe the Cosmopolitan Co opoUtan Magazine MagazineUSder Magazlne1Uider dagazineceder
USder the head of The Treason Tre son of thesenate the theSenate theSenate
Senate was made madetoday today by Jy SenatorBailey Senator SenatorBailey SenatorBaIley
Bailey of Texas who spoke especially of ofthe oft oftjre
the t e attacjk aUa upon himself and generally generallyof
of the attacks upon other senatorsThe senators senatorsThe senatorsThe
The Texas senator read a portion of hisspeech his hisspeech hisch
speech ch from manuscript manu rlpt and he spokev1th spoke spokewKh spokeVtth
wKh even more than his ordinary delib deliberation dellberation deliberation ¬
eration Beginning with the statementthat statement statementthat statementthat
that he did not make it a practice to take takesTt
SEitlcp sTt tlce of criticisms he said that the fact factthat factthat factthat
that the Cosmopolitan Is owned by a aTtiember amember i
member m mber of congress takes this case out of ofthe ofthe I Ithe
the general rule ruleNot ruleNot ruleNot
Not a Personal Matter Matters MatterHe MatterHe
He then spoke ot the ublt ubished hed matter matters
QS s false and offensive but said that that3ffi that1m thatdid
3ffi did not propose to consider it from a apersonal arsonal
personal rsonal standpoint because it is of a akind
kind which if dealt within that way wayiSbuld wayculd wayuld
iSbuld < < culd uld require a different place He
then added addedIndeed addedIndeed addedIndeed
Indeed if I considered it purely and andonly andonly andonly
only from a personal point of view Ishould I Ishould Ishould
should not regard It as worthy of any anynptice
notice for nothing which this magazine magazinecan
can say will injure me with my constitu constituents 0006t1tuet1ts oonstitueats ¬
eats or in the estimation of those with withwhom withwhom
whom I have served in either house of ofcongress ofOngress ofcongress
congress < But he went on I cannot
free myself from the belief that I owe
it to the American people to show themwhat them themwhat themwhat
what manner of men these are who arestriving are arestriving arestriving
striving to destroy popular faith in the th e
Integrity of all public servants servantsW servantsW 8lVantsW
W R Hearst Responsible ResponsibleHe
He then said that he had been informed
that several months ago the Cosmopoli ¬
tan had been sold to w R Hearst rsan and d
that immediately afterward the uT Ticason Ticasonof Titasoof t son sonOf dn n
of the Senate articles had begun to ap ¬
pear He then declared that instead of o i
being written with eare and with regard
t tf tb truth these
articles have been beenmanifestly so somanifestly somanifestly
manifestly designed to prejudice rather r
than to inform the public that intelligent intelligentmen t
men have laid them
aside in absolute e
disgust Still some people seemed to toexpect t texpect o eo
expect replies repliesHe repliesHe repliesHe
He did not feel entirely at liberty to tospeak tospeak tospeak
speak of the attacks upon living senators
but < considered C9nik1 r d himself hlm clf not thus boundwith bound boundwith
with 11th reference to the article artloleabout about Sen Senator Seuator Senator ¬
ator Gorman who he said had been beengrossly beenSTO
grossly STO 1y abused when In his deathbed and andeven andeven andeven
even pursued in the grave graveDefense graveDefense s sDefense
Defense of Gorman GormanHe
He called attention to the fact that the themagazine themagazine themagazine
magazine articles are based upon the theassumption thosssumptlon theassumption
assumption of a secret agreement agre ment be ¬
tween Republican and Democratic sen senators senators senators ¬
ators for corrupt purposes Ho quoted
th the charge that Senator Gorman had hadconspired badconspired hadconspired
conspired with Senator Aldrich to shape
the WilsonGorman tariff bill so as to tocheat tocheat tocheat
cheat the public saying that It was not
true and that if the author of the ar ¬
ticle had desired to learn the truth heQould he hecould heQ
could Q uld easily have done so Whether
he said he knows the facts and delib deliberately deliberately deliberately ¬
erately misstated ml stated them or whether he hemerely hEtmerely hemerely
merely pretends to know them when he
dries not is equally unworthy of belief beliefPlain beliefPlain
Plain Case of Lying LyingHe
He then called attention to the fact
that instead of Gorman being chairman chairmanef chairmanetthe
ef etthe the finance committee as was charged
he h was not at that time even a member memberof
of it itTaking ItTaking itTaking
Taking up the article in which he had
been assailed Mr Ir Bailey said that the th thwriter e
writer had been guilty of even more vi vicious vlcioUB viclone ¬
clone misrepresentations than those made e
in respect to Senator Gorman In the th e
Gorman case he h said the misrepresenta ¬
tion as 8 to committee position might not
have been intentional but no such ex ¬
tenuating can be offered for his misrep ¬
resentation in respect to me because he heread beread h hread e
read the record which he distinctly mis misrepresents misrepresents misrepresents ¬
represents in some particulars and deliberately deHb deHberately deHberateIy
erately suppresses suppre es In others
Mr Bailey then discussed at length the thecharge thecharge th thcharge e
charge ia the magazine article that he had
lent himself himselfto to a scheme wherobv the anti
j trust law of Texas had been evaded by a
foreign corporation Of this he said that
it had been thoroughly investigated by
the very legislature whicn elected me to
the senate and it was wa shown to be so en ¬
tirely unjust and absurd that the decent decentmen dec decentmen nt ntmen
men among most implacable enemies In
Texas no longer discuss it itProven ItProven itProven
Proven by La Follette FolletteThe FolletteThe FolletteThe
The Texas senator also made reference
to the magazine m gazine charges that he had been beena
a party par to an effort to cheat the Indians Indiansof
of Indian territory out of their coal landswhich lands landswhich landswhich
which would have been successful t but
for the efforts of Senator LaFollette He
j then called upon Mr LaFollette to say
whether he Sir Bailey had not coop cooperated ¬
erated with him in what he LaFolette
had done doneThe doneThe doneThe
The Wisconsin senator respondedpromptly responded respondedpromptly respondEMipromptly
promptly saying I take great pleasure
in saying that I conferred with the sen senator senator senator ¬
ator from roTexas Texas before I offered anything
bearing loosbin g on the th a disposition of o f the coal
lands of Indian Territory and that I re received recetved ¬
ceived advice as to what I proposed to
do doMr
Mr Bailey spoke in praise of the gen generality generaUty generality ¬
erality of newspapers and magazines and andcompared an and 1 1compared
compared the Cosmopolitan to the out outcasts outcasts outcasts ¬
casts casts of society society Such publications as 8
this he paid should be scourged from
the company of well behaved men andwomen and andwomen andwomen
women they should be outlawed by the theunited theunited
united contempt of honest men menCommercial manCommercial
Commercial Side of It ItHe ItHe ItHe
He then th n referred to another articlewhich article j
which he bald aid had appeared in the New
York Evening venlng Journal a paper bearing
Mr Ir Hearsts name the day after the ar
ticle in the Cosmopolitan had made its itsappearance Itsappearance
appearance and which advised Its read readers readers readem ¬
ers to buy the magazines This he char characterized characterized characterized ¬
acterized as the commerciaV side of thepublication the thepublication thepublication I
publication and attributed it to the fact
Production of the Alta Mines in the Past Pastw
w ae c
Amount
Flagstaff FI and workings workin workinEmma 800000000 SOOOOOO OO
Emma F
600000000
Kennebec formerly Reed and Benson Bmmi S nsoJ1mme nmt mine te U i 100000000
H Vallejo aJeja old North orth and South Stay po t 250000000 2
Prince of Wales WalesContinental 800000000
Continental Alt Alta old Griasly Gria > < 1y and andLeThia Lerina 50000000 500 OOOO
Columbus Consolidated s 50000000 50 00000
i Copper Prince old Silver Kth King H 26000000 254 00000
City Rocks 5000000
With the t1 e opeaing of promising prespeete pres oofs such such8s as the WEST COLUM ¬
BUS COPPER MINING MIlTJNGC01P CO COMP1YS EPAinPS TYS 1 properties who can tell tellwhatthe tellwhat wbattlio tho
total production of this marvelous mtlrel Jus camp in m the next two or three years will willampunt willatnPunt
L amount to Undoubtedly COUNTLESS COUNTL1 SS MILLIONS S of new wealth wif1robed will willravert winrev
robed rev rt to purchasers of treasury stock of the better class of properties in inthis inthis inthis
this district districtDo districtDo districtDo
Do yon not fully REALIZE that this offering of treasury treasu y shares represents rep represents repr ¬
resents r sents actual CASH VALUES and WORTH and not the mere possession possessionof
of an engraved stock certificate
I StATE EQUALIZATION BOARD MAKES ASSESSMENTS ASSESSMENTSPlaces
Places PI ces Valuations Valuationsand on Railroads Car Companies Telegraph Telegraphand
and Telephone nesIncrease Lines L Increase Is 1417403 1417403Apportionment 1417403Apportionment 1417403Apportionment
Apportionment to Counties CountiesThe
The state statebo board rd of equalization has completed its assessment for 1906 of rail = i
road telegraph and telephone and andQther Qther property which It is its duty to assess assess
The 1 e total is 34951305 9i1 s as against 23553905 for 1905 l00 This Is an increase of 1 U
417408 417408The 4114 411408The
4114The
The following foUo ing table tablesho shows s the assessment of the railway lines and the total <
assessment ssment of telegraph telephone and car companies for 1905 394 and 1506 15061DO 19 < i6
De
1606 J006 1DO 1906 1906 1906J Increase crease
Rio Grande Western railway S2S5931 9M J 8405230 > > 109296 109296Totals
San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt I Lake Lakeralhvay Lakerailway ake akerailway
railway 4Qlisal 4 aS31 i4B5145 5405145 5 501314 1314
Central Pacific railway t i29649 1 6i4 4417313 44 < < 33 1so76
Oregon Short Line railroad 1 2766320 2766 2 6632tJ 20 2948515 lEI l2
Union Pacific railroad 13149SO 1zi6a84 6 x1954 9iI
Echo and Park City branch Union Pacific mtre IO 574SQ 111 17101
Sanpete Valley ran r ay 13SS33 138 x 1B64JS 1 1875 un
Salt LakeSalt Lake Osen Og n railway ra way 1038G 108r C 111306 6000
Salt Lake Mercur railway 631482 4n 39177S 178 21314 n
Ogden O den North Utah railway rallc ay 14 14510 M 14sao
Telephone companies 96i 96iG SS6 12Gli4 1 23539 SSS
Telegraph companies 202673 20 ° 61 21 219 IS7 IGf 16664 5l
Car companies 323236 236 2f1a0 6i008 + 38 44 448 32 32Totals
Totals 23i33906 84951303 49813 91303 8 1440682 231S9 1S9 189
Net increase 141 1417408 40i
Telephone and a nd Telegraph TelegraphThe
The assessment for the various telephone and telegraph companies is as fol ¬
lows Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company 884572 S84 Utah Independent Tele ¬
phone company 3IID 3 84f5 Tslluride T Toll2O7 Toll2O7ride Uuride ride Power companys telephone line 56507 6501 Southern
Utah Telephone company 2087 Eastern L Utah tah Telephone ompany r mpany any 2172 Millard
County telephone and telegraph line 721 Wester Vest rl a Union Telegraph company
296388 209 2193 + 10 Postal Telegraph company no poles 9951 991Apportioned 9951Apportioned 99 l lApportioned
Apportioned to County CountyThe CountyThe CountyThe
The valuation of telephone teleph ne telegraph ailway and car companies is apportioned
to the various counties in the state as follows followsBeaver followsBeaver followsBeaver
Beaver 5TO9 110984 94 4 Box Elder 4284477 42844 Cache 816211 Carbon 1025S45 10 845 Davis
82g94f iBt Emery 73GLOS Grand 932742 Iron Iron S6SOI62 0162 Juab 11b100 1159100 11li 100 Morgan 366
38l Mfllard lOl5Ii Plute 469l9 6919 Rich 2817 Salt Lake 381401 Sanpet 764
297 Sevier i 4931 S21 Summit 1097256 Tooele 1029346 l 346 Utah U tab 2827601 Wasatch
149869 Washington 745t Weber 2909878 Total 24951208 49 l308 287601 <
thrft th t Mr Hearst has guaranteed 500000 500000worth 500000worth 540000worth
worth of the bonds of the magazine com company company company ¬
pany pany Hearsts magazine prints prints slan slander sIander slandee ¬
der he said and then Hearst s pa papers papers papers ¬
pers advises its readers to buy the megaatne mag magazine magazine ¬
azine azineMr azineMr aatneMr
Mr Bailey had a large and attentive attentiveaudience attentiveaudience attentiveaudience
audience both in the galleries and on onthe onthe onthe
the senate floor the latter including many manyof manyot manyof
of Mr Hearsts He rsts colleagues in the house houseWhen houseWhen houseWhen
When he concluded he was loudly applauded applauded ap applauded ¬
plauded and warmly congratulated by bysenators bysenators bysenators
senators and members membersIf
1 1If
If you will make Inquiry InquI it will be a arevelation arpyeJation arevelation
revelation to you how many succumb succumbto
to kidney or bladder troubles In one oneform oneform oneform
form or another If the path patient J > atf nt Is s not notbeyond notbeyond notbeyond
beyond medical aid Foleys Kidney KidneyCure KidneyCure KidneyCure
Cure will cure It never disappoints disappointsF
F J Hill Drug Co the Never Substi Substitutors Substltutors Substitutors
tutors tutorsReal tutorsReal
IIf IIfReal
Real Estate Day Saltair June 28 28Over 28Ova 28Over
Over 250 2 O prizes cash cashmer merchandise merchandiselots handlse handlselots
lots etT etTTickets et etTickets etTickets
Tickets for sale s le by all members m mbers of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the association and at headquarters 75 75West 5 5West 5West
West Second South SouthPainting So SouthPainting th
1 1PaintIng
Painting PaintingAnd
And general decorating F P Keate
33 E 6th South Bell phone 1610Y I
IMr IMMENSE ENSE FARM PLANNED PLANNEDUnion
Union Pacific May Plant Alfalfa AlfalfaAlong AlfalfaAlong AlfalfaAlong
Along Tracks Between BetweenOgden BetweenOgden BetweenOgden
Ogden and Omaha OmahaA
A story originating in Cheyenne says
the Union Pacific = may plant alfalfa to toexterminate toexterminate toexterminate
exterminate weeds along its right of way
from Ogden to Omahaa3i Omaha Omahaa a distance Lance nce of 1000 1000miles 1000miles 1004miles
miles The railroad raUron company has had hadtrouble
trouble with weeds growing gro 1ng between the
ties and climbing over the rails railsNumerous railsNumerous railsNumerous
Numerous schemes have been tried to toexterminate toexterminate toexterminate
exterminate the weeds and a steady war
has been waged against the pest but butwithout butwithout butwithout
without success Demonstrations proved provedalfalfas provedalfalfas i ialfalfas
alfalfas ability to flourish without irri irrigation Irrigation irrigation ¬
gation and showed that weeds cannot
live in alfalfa when the crop is planted plantedclosely plantedclosel plantedclosely
closely closel When alfalfa grows it strangles stranglesall
all other vegetation If the experiments experimentsnow
now being conducted by the company are aresuccessful aresuccessful aresuccessful
successful this thehay hay ha hayThis will be planted on
both sides of the track trackThis trackThis
This will make the only alfalfa field of
Its kind in the world worldone one a thousand thousandmiles thousandmiles thousandmiles
miles long and a few yards wide To
Jkeep the hay cut the railroad company companywill companywill
will permit farmers living along the thetracks thetracks thetracks
tracks the right to cut the alfalfa for fortheir fortheir fortheir
their own use If this unique scheme Is Issuccessful issuccessful
successful other roads may adopt it
ST STANDARD ANQARO PAID PAIDHIM PAIDHIM
HIM A PENSION PENSIONOil
Oil Merchant Victimized in theEnd the theEnd theEnd
End and Is at Present a aBankrupt aBankrupt aBankrupt
Bankrupt Bankrupti BankruptWashington
i Washington Tashlngt n June S7Lawrence 27 Lawrence S Nicoldi NtcoJ Nic Nicolai
oJ olai l a ban bankrupt pt oil merchant oCthis city
in an examination before a < a referee Inbankruptcy In Inbankruptcy inbankruptcy
bankruptcy In this city yesterday testfled testi testified
fied that in 1 lieS 18 8 a contract was made between between be between
tween the Standard Oil company and his
brother and himself operating In the 011business oilbusiness oil oilbusiness
business under the firm name of Nicolai NicolaiBrothers NlcolaiBrothers NicolaiBrothers
Brothers if they would ab abandon ndon their theirbusiness
business Previous to this time for tenyears tenyears ten tenyears
years the firm had soccessfuIl successfully conduct conducted ¬
ed its business In opposition to the Standard Stand Standard Standard ¬
ard Oil company The amount Mr Nicolai Nicolas Nic Nicolai ¬
olai said was paid annually for tenyears tenyears ten tenyears
years until Januar January 1 1806 when accord ¬ I IIng
ing to the witness Standard Oil turnedme turnedme turned turnedme
me down and refused to renew the arrange arrangerpent ar arrangenient
range rangenient rangenientThey rangerpentThey ent entThey
They found that they could get alongwithout alongwithout along alongwithout
without me I suppose said Mr Nicolai NicolaIMr NicolaLMr NicolaiMr
Mr Nicolas Nicolaithroughout throughout the examination examination examina examination ¬
tion referred to himself as receiving apensIon apension a apension
pension from the Standard Oil company com company ¬ i ipany
pany although he admitted the contractwas contract contractwas I
was made with his brother as weIIAfter wellAfter well wellAfter
After the termination of the contract
Mr Nicolai resumed the oil business un ¬
der the name of the National Oil company company com company ¬
pany but was unablo to make it a success success suc success ¬
cess
Dr Broadbents BroadbentsDental BroadbentsDental t tDental
Dental office 500 Scott Bldg 168 Main AlainPROBABLY MainPROBABLY Main1it
1it 1itPRODABLY
PROBABLY SUICIDE SUICIDEI SUICIDEWaUa SUICIDEWalla
I Walla Walla Wash June 27 7The The de decomnosed decomRosed
i composed body of a man was found on an anunfrequented anunfrequented anunfrequented
unfrequented road near Lowden station stationtoday stationtoday stationtoday
today It is supposed that he was struck struckby struckby struckby
by a train and killed A torn envelope envelopebearing envelopebearing envelopebearing
bearing the name E Morris Tulare Cal Caland Catand Caland
and half a bottle of strychnine ere found foundon
on the body bodyIf bodyIf bodyii
If ii THE TU STOMACH STOMACHIS
IS WEAK WEAKthere WEAKthere WEAKthere
there Is no medicine before the public publicwill publicwlIl publicwill
will do you as much good as Hostet Hostetters Hostetters Hostetters
ters Stomach Bitters Thousands Thousandshave Thousandshave Thousandshave 1
have testified to this fact during the thepast thepast thepast
past 53 years Therefore we urge you youto yoUto youto
to get a a bottle of ofHOSTETTERS ofHOSTETTERS ofHOSTETTERS
HOSTETTERSSTOMACH HOSTETTERS HOSTETTERSSTOMACH HOSTETTERSSTOMACH i
STOMACH BITTERS BITTERSat
at once It will make the stomach stomachstrong stomachstrong stomachstrong
strong and healthy and cure Indiges Indigestion Indl Indigestion es estion ¬
tion Dyspepsia Costiveness Bilious Biliousness Biliousness Biliousness ¬
ness Heartburn Headache and Poor PoorAppetite PoorAp1 PoorAppetite
Appetite Ap1 > etite
The Officers and Directors ofths of the West Columbus ColumbusCopper ColumbusCopper ColumbusCopper
Copper Company CompanyPresident CompnyPresidentGeneral CompanyPresidentGeneral
President PresidentGeneral General Stillman F Kneeland Brigadier General of the
Sfcsle St teat o New York YorkTreasurer YorkTroasuror YorkTroasurerW
TroasurerW Treasurer W F Adams Ad mB CasMar O shier oiiihe o of the National Bank qf the th Republic
Salt Lake City OityUtah OityUtahSe Utah UtahSecretary UtahSecretaryDames > 1
Secretary Se SecretaryDames ataryJ James ames A BhoHen Eh lte 1Se Secretary r talrYqf of ffrcSalk Tie S Salty t Sake k Stock Sf okand okandMining and andMining andMining
Mining Exchange ExchangeDirectors Exc1tangeDirectorsGen ExchangeDirectorsGeneral <
Directors DirectorsGen General al Stillman Stil fin F Kneeland New ew York 3 F W W Davis Davisjfew DaviiNew Davist
New ew York York John P Stone New t ew York D 0 Uraukauer Krauka r New York YorkThis YorkThis I IThisc
This Thisc i company mp ny is 1 s incorporated under the laws of o Arizona ArizonaWhen Arizo ArizonaWhen a aWhen
When you buy a share of treasury treasurystck stock in this organization you be become become become ¬
come a partner of these wellknown responsible men as they will have the thehandling thehandling thehandling
handling of your funds
RHEU RHEUMATISM RHEUMATISMT R M ju U HI MATI ATI S SWl SWlTROUBtESOMEPAms M MTROUBLESOME
TROUBtESOMEPAms TROUBLESOME T AINS AND ACHES ACHESWhile ACHESWhiIeRheumatism
While WhiIeRheumatism Rheumatism is usually worse in Winter because of the cold and andentirely
dampness of a cha changing ging atmosphere it is byn by n D means a Wlnterdssease Wlnterdsseaseentirely W nterdi e
entirely Persons in in whose blood the th uric uric add5whi acid whi hprodjitethe htprodutes t > rodu Sjthe the disease cls e
has collected feel its troublesome troubl ome pains paIns and aches acl eS allthe aU the year ea toundl round The Thecause Thecause Thecause
cause of Rheumatismis a sour acid conditionof condition of the th blood brought about
by the accumulation in the system of refuse matter rich p ich ichthe the natural I natural ave avecontactwith avenues avenues
nues of bodily waste have failed to carry off This refuse se matter atter ptriing in incontact incontactwith
contactwith contact with the different acids of the body forms uric acid which is absorbed
by the blood and distributed to all parts of the body and Rheumatism eumatism gets getspossession getspossession getspossession
possession of the system Rheumatic persons are almost constant sufferers
the nagging pains in 1n joints and muscles are ever present under the most
favorable climatic conditions con ditions while exposure to odampq dampness or on an n attack at ck of
indigestion will of bftenbring ten bring on the severer symptoms even in in warm w rm pleas pleasant pleasant ¬
ant weather Liniments plasters pla ters lotions l tions etc relieve r1 relievexlic evethe ± hepain pain and d give the thesufferer thesufferer
sufferer sufferertemponuy temporary comfort but are 3reiu in no sense curative because Rheumatism Rheumatismis
is is not a disease that can be rubbed away or
f ff m drawn out outwith with a plaster last S S f is ittl the tla a best bestQ besttreatment est
S Q S Mk S treatment for Rheumatism it goes down own into
l jff b Ji m h 9 A t the Le blood and attacks the disease at its head headand
I 1 9 Jj
r w P and by neutralizing the acid and driving d ving it out
PURELY VEGETABLE and building buiI ing up the thin sour sou blood cures curesRh
Rheumatism Rh umatism permanently Being made en
of roots herbs and barks S S S will not injure the th system in the
least Book on Rheumatism and an any medical advice advicewithout without charge charged chargeviE
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y < THE 7H WEST COLUMBUS COPPER COMPANY COMPANYWhose
Whose well located holdings are IMMEDIATELY CONTIGUOUS to the great properties of the Columbus Consolidated Mining Company offers investors in in ies ies treasury shares an equal division of the PROFITS
that thatmust must ensue from the active development of this companys VALUABLE mineral territory One great point in buying a mining security is to figure the total number of the companys shares their par
value and the amount of the companys entire caQitalizationMast capitalization capitalizationMost
Mast mining companies are incorporated for one ons million shares This means that th t when dividends are declared you receive but onemillionth onerT1 11ionth part of the total amount for each share of stock that
you hold When a company is is incorporated for fora a million shares it also means that no matter how well the mine mine may look or what the condition of the property may be there is is always a large largebloGk block of stock
overhanging the market which makes the stock st ck of the millionshare company extremely HARD TO ADVANCE IN PRICE and PROFITS can only accumulate to the stock buyer by advances in the price of
the security you hold or bya LARGE FAIR share of any DIVIDENDS that may badeclared badeclaredt be declared I
dividends t < A Again ainj in order to pay ten per cent per annum in n dividends upon millionshare a capitalization the mine is forced to earn one hundred thousand dollars In order to pay pay ten per cent per p r annum in in
upon a four hundred thousand dollar incorporation mine need forty thousand dollars
a earn and forty thousand dollars per annum of net profits is as every investor KNOWS an extremely
small percentage of earnings earnings for a welldeveloped property to ship and produce producei
J i jw t THE WEST COLUMBUS COPPER COMPANY is incorporated for ONLY four hundred thousand shares in allat a par value of 100 per share of which amount one hundred and twentyfive thousand
shares are allotted to the treasury to provide funds for IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT
and
this
purposes stock at offered
our present INITIAL TREASURY PRICE OF 15 5 CENTS PER SHARE NET is an in ¬
vestment V that should
yield tremendous profits to the investor investorTHE
THE WEST COLUMBUS COPPER COMPANYS properties consist of about one hundred acres of proven ground within 1800 1 800 feet of the wonderful Columbus Consolidated mine which stock at the
present time is selling well above 8 per share in the open market THIS GROUND contains the true extensions of the same ledges and fissues from which the Columbus Consolidated mine is now ex ¬
tracting its rich shipping ore oreThe arere oreThe
The actual cash value of this ground groundalone atone is worth more today than the thepresentscllinyprice present selling price of 1 this stock
No further stock will be sold at this first issued treasury price price of 15 cents per share Future sales will be made at 20 cents per share and at 25 cents share and
RAPIDLY ADVANCE IN I N V VALUE A L U E immediately i mmed iately after this th is first block of fifty thousand shares of treasu treasury ry stock is is s subscribed u bscri bed for per you may expect to see this stock
The Columbus Consolidated mine at the present time is producing and shipping to the local smelters over 75000 worth of rich silver lead and copper ores per month
Our engineers and experts advise us that within the next ninety days the WEST COLUMBUS COPPER COMPANY will be at the productive stage and this property beyond doubt will wiHbe be numbered
among Utahs many producers and shippers The great Alta camp will be a maker of millionaires as this famous district has produced in in the past over 23000000 as as the following statistics will showI show
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The Following Table Will Show at t > II Glance the theApproximate th theApproximate
Approximate Number of Shares that You CanDuYra Can CanBuy n
Buy DuYra and nd Oli Own fJutrtght QutrighilloribAmountInvested crthe Amount Invested
15 enables you to buy and own outright 100 shares of WEST W T J GOIOT CQLUM7j
BUS COPPER aO PER COMPANYS COMP AlTYS stock s ock
30 enables en bles you to buy and own owno outright tright 200 shares t r
45 4 a enables you to buy and nd own Cw outright 300 shares ares f r s v5 s
60 66 enables you to buy and own wnotltright outright 400 shares t iV t v
75 enables you to buy and own own outright Ol trlght 500 shares j iS i1 X11 L G
6150 150 enables you to buy and own outright 1 1000 shares shares3Q0 t j
3QO enables you to buy and own outright o tright2OOO 2000 shares iIi t
750 enables you to buy and own outright 5 5000 000 shares
1500 enables you ou to buy buyaneJ and own own outright 10000 shares
Take on as much stock at these prices as you can conveniently conv niantly cart cartand cartand ca rv rvand
and pay for outright at this time Bear in mind that hundreds of f fortunatestockholders fortunate fortunatestockholders fortunatestockholders
stockholders of the great Columbus Consolidated mine have in the past year year yearadded yearadded
added tens of thousands of dollarsinplofits dollars in nrofits to their bank ank accounts 1
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We offer 50000 I shares of the thenet initial Treasury stock of the West Columbus Copper Coppermails Company + at
1 15 cents per pe share net Dont wait for the mails delays Wire all orders at our expense expenseJOVASSOV expensesF
¼ O F JOVASSOV JONA SSON A CO BROKERS
4446 Broadway New York IHachesney l Building Pittsburg Pills burg Pa PaLocal Palocalrepresentatille PaFocal
Local localrepresentatille representative Joseph Qhmrndorfer 161 Snth Main St Salt Lake City Utah

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