The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-20
NEW MINING COMPANIES.
TIE HoPEWELL MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY.

TIE HoPEWELL MINING AND MILLIEt
COMPANY.
On Wednesday the Hopewel
Mining and Milling Company o
Bingham Was organized and thr
articles of incorporation filed in tn,
clerks Office. The incorporators arr
Eber Case. II. B. ClawsoD, II. P
Kimball, Frank Armstrong, ]. NJ
Benedict, Phillip Pugsley, Bolivar
Roberts, s. r. Dixon, of Salt Lake
City, and Warren n. Dusenberry, Of
Provo. The term for which the com.
pAnY lie incorporated is for fifty
years, aud the capital is placed at
g. 100000. divided into 100000
shares of the par OF $40 per share.
The officers for the present year are,
J. NJ. Bene61st, president; H. B.
Clawson, vice President; Eber Case,
secretary and B. II. Schettler,
treasurer; who, with II. P. Kimball,
F. Armstrong, Phillip Pugsley,
Bolivar Roberts, s. r. Dixon and
Warren n. DusenbeEry, constitute
the board of directors. As is indicated
by the name OF the company it is
organized for the purpose of
mining, milling and the reduc-
ton of gold, silver and other
valuable mineral ores, and working
and operating certain gold and silver.
bearing mines'' in Bingham Canon.
The properties owned and to be
worked by the company are the
Lulu, Tulare, Majors, Levant and
Noon Day, all adjoining each other
and situated in Carr Fork. West
Mountain Mining District. Two OF
these claims, the Lulu and the Le-
want, are patented, and the Gulare
and MONDAY have been officially
surveyed. A considerable amount of
money has been expended in the de-
velopment of these prospects, several
thousand dollars last season, and the
results are most gratifying to those
interested in the properties. Several
assays have been made of ore from
each of the claims, and from the
ground patented ore running as high
as $244 per ton, in gold aud silver,
has been taken.
The company owns mill site a
short distance below the claims,
which is invaluable in view of the
fact that it will afford constant sup
ply of water the whole year round.
enough, it is claimed, to keep a 100
stamp mill running night and day.
Work will commence, sc nsar as can |
be determined at present, within ten |
days or two weeks, and'it is expected
that before the season is over an ex-
celIent showing will have been made.
Of the capital stock, one-fourth, or
$500, 900, has been laid aside for the
purchase OF other property, and 1t is
so provided that it can be used for no |
other purpose whatever. This prac-
tically makes the capital stock, ST.
800, 600.
THE HUDSON MINING COMPANY.
The articles of incorporation OF the
Hudson Mining Company were filed
on Tuesday. The incorporstors are
A. Hanauer, w. G. Hall. ]. A.
Joseph Friedenwald, B. F.
Ulman, D. Auerbach, II. Siegel, S.
Frank, and Moses King. The COM
pany is incorporated for twenty-five
years with 8 capital stoak of $2,000,-
600, divided into 100000 shares of
the value of $40 each. The directors
are A. Hanauer, W. G. Hall, ]. A.
Marshall, Joseph Friedenwald, B.
UlmaD, D. Ausr bach. Henry siegel,
S. Frank and Moses King, who elect
officers from theil own number,
excepting the secretary who, it is pro |
vided, shall not be member of the
board. The property TO be worked is
the Hudson Mining claim. situated in
American Fork Mining District.