miwi ERA ofaQ FOR UTAH, JSAYSJAGKLING reorganization of Telluride fcjpower Interests Means Tre-i Tre-i mendous Advancement M for State. is n MsE OF ELECTRICITY CERTAIN TO INCREASE farmers, as Well as City Peo-(4 Peo-(4 pie, to Be Supplied; Alaska will Gold Shares Situation H ; Explained. Si ihw tTAH is in line for a tremendous aaM I electrical power advancement a ti2 J -within a short time, and new in-a in-a Wf tcreats Lave obtained control fljjlf some of the most valuable electrical W lower resources available in tlie state. Sicsc facts aro evident from the statement state-ment mado Saturday by D. C. .Tackling pD'n his return from Now York, alt Thero have been rumors recently to ffe effect that the Utah Copper inter-dSts, inter-dSts, of which company Mr. .Tackling rhjjg vice presidont and general manager, Cola obtained control of the Telluride UP'fewer comnnnv. "Wheu askod regard-jjfeg regard-jjfeg this matter, Mr. .Tackling said that nwiilir. TTtnli Conner company as a corpor- ns&ion would have no interest whatever fe-tho ownership of the now company "&jch is xo be organizbd for the pur-Mao pur-Mao of taking over the Telluride inter-alto, inter-alto, but ho admitted that ho would be caBpTomiuont factor in tho organization. 'ienn New Company. - Wyew company is to be formed soon uaj Kftvill t3kc over the Utah interests ilt, Bpc Electric Bond & Share company, ' ' iKn' now controls the Telluride Pow-e Pow-e Bompany. This company will be 60 UrnMwized and financed as to build up cePnToloctrically in a way that the iflpe will be second to none in that LEspect Through the power plants PlgPitl tranmission linos of the company jjtSis portion of the state will receive jj&if very best electrical power service Knit money can give WBtfcJis tho purpose 'of the cotivpauy-'to Cofenot only perfect and quick sorv-'oudKbut sorv-'oudKbut also cheaper service, and the aaMms-of the officials will bp ceutcrod Ills encouraging the farmer as well na-Jrcity man to uso electricity iu his o.flfco and iu his equipment generally. Jflfe- present facilities of tho Telhride tabany will be broadened alou all iM- a character that everyone will ir-lKt to uso olcctricity. a dustrial Advancement, jfCs to tho details of the new rgan-'fjKtion, rgan-'fjKtion, Mr. .Tackling could at thi time y gBkh is ou tho ovc of oxporicning a Hmendous impetus industrially it the I "Eds of some of the strongest cpital- JjKn to, bo mado by tho state !uriug Amo, coming fow years will exece auy-wl auy-wl ing heretofore experienced. Ml 'JiSv. Jackling was told of thtwide-S thtwide-S ircad disappointment with wch a Jj I rgo number of Utah investa are 9 a eating their inability to sccu an-jfl an-jfl i jrtion of the stock issue of thelaska IB old Minns company. This mair, he J tiil, was entirely in I he hands "Tlay"1 m Ron, Stouo & Co., tho distributii hav-J8 hav-J8 iisr boon made after lio had le New KK fork. lie had no voice in thoiattcr h Ixcopt such as pertained to hiimrne-H hiimrne-H fiato associates in business. Distributing Alaska Gold Ebk. 'fly Hp' has been tho impression it all vDpf the Gl 1,700 shares of stock to iu-JMyolvod iu-JMyolvod in this distribution, j Mr. jjuaclvling points out that this in cr-Wxpr. cr-Wxpr. A very largo majority of uum-Boor uum-Boor o shares mentioned wa3 ;aineo 'jMof necessity by the primary crests which brought about tho condition fll reorganization ol" tho :ginal JS properties and for tho pi'TOOt' cx-flj cx-flj "hango for somo securities of orig-Jflj orig-Jflj ihal organizations still oufading. Qnly a small portion of tho o was available for distribution and view ;JB of tho tronieudouslv ovor-wribod M condition of the "offeringyden, St ono & Co. did, without qucu. f ho 'B TW best that thoy could undor -H sur-h rirrunistaiices, 'iiaid !Mrkling. m PPPer Prices Firm. m JLirfling tho copper motaliatiou, Kyt .lackling said that tho piof I ho MLniolul -aB firm and wovoinain rBtnie .opbor metal outloohld not ,,Htter. thcro was littlo o avail. BrB-T October delivery, an vicw.l Vo increasing consiunpLirad liin kB!W world's stocks there ci bo no lmt W'r lrnd for the metal oxa firm IWTIio sovoral organizations which Mr. Fackliug hi nssoinatod in tho m yot condition of Ihi'ir hisUo lake anvanlaco of this happy r) situa-JOii, situa-JOii, ho reports. rollH tie or no support for tho counties where tlH strongest the DcmocraH a better chance to wiH In Cache and SanpotcB so strong as to indicatH crats will be victoriou'H In Weber county so strong that some of supporters of that xno there is a chance to cmH for tho Progressives. jH Republican Success Taken as a whole, thtH cats tluit the lycpublicaB small mr..iority in tho stH Salt Lake county and tl maintains its usual rnn.H county tho election of tl9m ticket is certain, thougB nia.iorities. If tho .DcmotM five scats they now hotfM legislature and capture pete, Cacho and Grand U will havo eleven racinbonM house and two in tho the doubtful' counties """flB thore would bo an oppolB two more senators sndjH atives. making the T)enHH sentation four in the senftSI in the lower house. TlflH on the assumpton that jH will carry Salt Lake C(H sion the Democrats arAJ willing to make. jM Salt Lake County The contest, thcrofcjB tion of 'state officcrsH of tho state legislatujjB Salt Lake county. IH in this county would JH state officers to thtjl would also give thoH control of the legiskjH litical observers, hovH Lake county and t'jH state, to tho RepublH The function of .jH in tho campaign, M to tho contrary "jH Darently cannot be JH the contest bet.wc4H and Domocrats in ' DAVIS RECmB Special to The TriH IvAYSVIL-LB. AM political condltlonEjflB9H cates that this wjHQEl in the coming ca-nBM for success ahoujHSmj tween the cPIHHlH parlies. 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