Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-30
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focIL IN1ELI'S."~-
-, NETTING OF THE SHARE ARE
,I rsat,s OF THE Il MN
Ss corrAH1. $3.50, additional, facts
vesl ,rom the report of the proceed
|fl'e e,ne annual meeting of the share
gso y" hold in London, November
~ Hopkins said, as regarded
Mr.. Geo. M' III the letters and COM
= NINE ,ions received by the directors
uIic :" show that the company pos
ent 10 ."st valuable property, not
Esed = S;nr the rulnors to the con-
Pths'a,"d"s property which, he be-
pry, az" ,ld last for mary years. lie,
wed, "o" ,%o,,pht the shareholders
e IT, now congratulate tnemse.se !.
tgn' hains in legal possession OF a
on .,uable property, second, ne De-
y vS, - none on the Pacific Coast.
ved' ,pur;Srrwater referred at some
Mr.; m ,he mast history Of the mine,
Pgln .o.sed his satisfaction with the
arsf of the company ana us pos
psP :, the future. The termination
cts 1911 ni;",tion was satisfactory, and
the M, the directors had pursued
tn discretion in settling the dispute
.s,r lid. The statement OF the
!ne. az to the large amount of re-
s.as was very satisfactory. as the
W., reholders could now he satisfied Of
earmanent value of the p operty.
psnro. sed his great satisfaction with
I'D b.d heen done by Mr. Probert,
', corrican and Mr.. MCGEE.
&. pnlbrook said he was not a
.rsbolder this time last year, but
mn the confidence he had in MIR. Pro-
and also from what he had ascer-
",J be had become a large share
I Jaw and several of his friends had
J become shareholders.
Fbs Chairman, in response to an in
'ry. said he could give the impor-
n niece of information that the
bs,s now amounted to SlS per ton,
the mining costs had been reduced
shareholder: 4 great deal has
IN said outside about our prospects
d Christmas. Can YOU give the
[reholders any idea Of what sort of
idend they may expect? l cannot
nert that YOU ctn tell lis anything
ct. but can you give us anything
broximate?
Fhe Chairman said that the question
shareholder had put was Il very
porant one. Mr.. frobert in his
Ter said he hoped the shareholders
hid have a good Christmas box. At
PAYMENT of the dividend, which
pavable on August Il, there was
A sum in hand within about El00 to
the dividend subsequently, paid on
cber Il. There were in addition to
the whole Of the October and the
MEMBER profits. amounting to G29,-
Then there was the prospect of
whole of the profits for Novem-
and December to add to the sum.
himself believed that the
fits would be better than they had
n, for this reason, that the profit of
tember and October was reduced nv
fact that two of the furnaces had
n ,,opped for the purpoSe of heinr
ned for about three weeks. so there
rebate to be deducted from the
punt, which otherwise would have
b made. Therefore, he thought the
hits for November and December
kht be put at ,fl7.O0O A month. or
.un for Two months. to h. added to
b. the company O held.
he Chairman. in answer to a ones
said no honnd if wonld MT no
essary to shut M the mine in Win
but it would drpcnd TO some OK.
upon the weather. which was very
kre last Winter. As REGARDED sell.
the ore in this countrx at nrosent
he was a better marks for Il r. Now
h; but. of rours. ti,,t was mot.
which constantly received the atten-
of the directors.
be Chairman said he had now
(sine and ;mnortn,t d,,,'
b. He had referred TO the ;mnor.
services which had been rendered
BIZ. Probert. and he sbouia ho sorrv
this meeting to separate without
keving to that gentleman tbnir
J.. Mr.. Proberi was nont,a,
(igh social position. and he had jcft
country, and ri,keJ his bn,l,h ~
service of this romn.nw and had
Nn a devotion to its in.erests w1,;ch
eers.) He moved ,ordia rn,o ~
pks to that gentleman fnr his sor.
5 to the companvl
i. C. Hopkins said ho h.a n,o,.
cure indeed in serTnd;ny tha 80.
Pn. There was also anoihar ranro-
ative there. Mr. Cnrr;"," 49,
Fices ought to he acIEmn%,oHa oSe
Re two gentlemen Vent ont 10.
Per. and they hal worr o ""t To-
pugh in different ose."e1'