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Show MCOiA SEEKS SAFETYOF MINERS "Safety First" Pamphlet Put Into Hands of Every Underground Un-derground Employee. Special to The Tribune. BUTTE, Mtireli fi. '"'Safety First" is the title ot' a small pamphlet -which tho Anaconda Copper Mining company has delivered into tho hands of ovory uudorround employee of the company this week. For several 3'carH officials of the company have bcon devoting timo and monoy in an effort to reduce to tho lowest possible limit tho nuin- i ber of accidents in the mines, nnd in furtherance of that; object, tho pam- I plilot has boon printed and distributed. It contains sujJKOiJUons an to tliG crowding of cages, keeping a careful lookout for -winzes, umuwavs or other openings, trolley -wires, lights, missed holes, insufficient timbering and explosives. ex-plosives. "Never go to -work after drinking liquor, nnd"il! you must drink, stay at homo.7' This is one of tho first suggestions sug-gestions in tho booklet It is pointed out that the best materials ma-terials and most approved appliances arc provided and that nn employco should tako any risk with faulty material mate-rial or dangerous apparatus. As a further fur-ther protection tho company requests overv emnloveo to notify tho sliift boss or 'foreman of any dangerous conditions condi-tions known to exist in any of tho properties. Suggestions from employees than will further tend to safety aro requested re-quested by the company. Another pamphlet hnt been issued for distribution among tho sliift bosses and foremen, and relates to tho safety and health "of tho men. The duties of tho officials named aro set forth in case of accidents, and it is urged that proper attontion be given to the enforcement of the rules and regulations regu-lations regarding signals, protecting mine shafts, cages and sanitary conditions. condi-tions. flfc Novadas in San Francisco. Logan & Bryan. 169 South Main street, members New York and Boston stock exchanges and Chicago board of trade, supply tho following, received over their private wlrc3 yesterday: I Bid. lAskod. Goldlleld district I Atlanta $ .17 5 .18 Booth . 01 .05 Blue Bull 03 C. O. D Oi Combination Fraction 07 .OS Daisy 04 Dlamondfleld B. B 03 Florence 58 Goldlleld Con 1.725 1.75 Kowanas 04 ..... . .Tuinbo Extension 26 .27 Lone Star .01 .02 Merger MIiich 11 .12 Oro 11 Silver Pick Con OG .07 Vernal 06 Yellow Tiger 01 .02 Manhattan district I 1 Big Four 15 Dexter Union 02 Manhattan Consolidated 05 MnrlinttnTi Tlpvlpr . .(III White Caps I .03 Comstock district f Consolidated Virginia 10 .11 Confidence .44 Hale & Xorcross 07 Mexican 1.10 1.124 Ophlr 32 .33 Savage 07 .OS Sierra. Nevada .12 .13 ' Union 09 .10 Tonopah district Belmont 8.00 Cash Boy 07 ,0S Gipsy Queen 03 .04 Jim Butler 98 Halifax 86 .91 Tonopah Merger 60 Midway 37 Mon. Pitts. Ext 07 .08 Mizpah Extension 46 MacNamara 08 .10 North Star 3S 'Rescue Eula 13 .14 Tonopah of Nevada 7.125 Tonopah Extension 1.70 West End 92 .93 Other districts ) Pitts Silver Peak I .87 Novada Hills 35 Round Mountain .40 Boston Mining Stocks. Logan & Bryan, members of all leading lead-ing exchanges. 169 South Main streot, furnish the following, received 'over their prlvato wire yesterday afternoon: BOSTON COPPER RANGE. I Sales.) 1L L. Clse Algomah 12 lj H Butte & Superior.... 720 3ai SB 35 Calumet fc Arizona.. 200 6S 68 OS Chief Con if 1 1 Copper Range '. . 70 38 3S 38 Daly West 23 2J 2 Davis Daly 900 1J 12 13 East Butte 65 12 lift llg Granby Con 150 85 84i 841 Greene Cananoa .... -10 38 372 372 Hancock . 25 19 10$ 19 Tndlnnu. Copper 6 51 F Lake Copper 9 9 9 La Rose 12 13 IS Mason Valley 3; a$ 31 Nlplsslng 60 S3 f.3. 63 North Butte 260 2SJ 2S2 283 North Lake 2 13 10 Superior & Boston... 8t0- 28 28 -i Trinity li 4 t U. S. Smelter, com 413 41 41 Preferred 160 4S9 4SJ 183 Utah Con llj JO 114 Pond Creek 191 lSj 10j BOSTON COPPER CLOSE. I Bid. lAskod? OKceola SO SI Shannon 63 61 Tamarack 41 .11 J South Utah 20 25 Ely Consolidated 3 7 Ohio ::o" 39 Vcrdn 50 55 United Fruit irG 167 Ahinoek .' 295 "J00 Calumet & Hccla 130 135 Old Colony 35 3 Qulney 63 fi-J Shattuck 2Si 2S2. Utah Consolidated ....... 104 ll. AlaskTl 21ii 22i Tuolumne 50 . 60 Cactus 3 ' ;t I Copper Mines 23 2; Oneco . U 13 I Yukon 23 3 AHoucj: , 41 42 OJibway U 2 Boston Ely IS I t New York Mining Stocks. Logan & Bryan, members of all leading lead-ing exchanges. 169 South Main street, furnish the following, received over their private wire yesterday afternoon: NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS. I Sales.l H. L. ICIho Chlno 1,200 -121 413; -ill Alaska Gold 100 21J( 21Z 21 Inspiration 200 17 161,! J6i Miami Copper 200 "251 '3 Nevada Con 200 16i 1C ! 161 Ray Con 1,600 201 20 201 Tenn. Copper 1.100 36 35 358 Utah Copper 2.400 55 o4 541 Studebaker, com 21 23 : 23 Ontario Silver s 2j! 25 Merger Dented. I John G. Klrchon, president and general gen-eral manager of both the Tonopah I Merger and Tonopah Victor Mining com-mnl com-mnl cs, denlPh tbat any consolidation of I tin two eoinpanli.' Ih planned. |
