The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-17
Inning COMPANIES.
A Starter On the Ventilation
Business.

A Starter On the VentilatiO
Business.
On Sunday morning last re pub
lished a short article on wild ca! min
ing companies, in which was brief
reviewed the injury that would b
WorRed 10 the territory through unre
liable persons organizing these com
psnies and putting their stock upoI
the market. In the same article
was stated that the only way to put I
stop to practice so certain to resul
in general injury TO our mining in
terests was TO give Jsir and impartia
ventilation of the practices Of thu
individuals comprising some OF thes'
companies and the manner OF These
persoDs conducting their businesses
as corporations; it was also announceC
that considerable trouble had beer
gone TO in getting at facts on thit
subject, which would be published il
these columns from time 10 time. A:
a commencement il has been deemed
advisable to publish an Alphabetical
list of the pers- us engaged In tbs
organization OF mining companies
1t must not be inferred that ell the
names included in this list are puton a
par as regards responsibility, but all are
published that the articles may have
that weight which will attach 10 can
dor and fairness throughout A
complete list of the persons who
have assisted in organizing mining
com psnies in this city from January
1st. 1879. to July 1st, 18S0-a period
OF eighteen months has been pre-
pared, and the first installmept ap-
pears this morning. No notice has
been taken companies the prop
critics OF which are located outside OF
this territory, as such have no direct
bearing on the mining Interests OF
Titan, though these companies in
themselves would make quite little
list. Following each individuals
name is the names of the companies
in which be has been an organizer,
with the amour of shares and par
value OF each share owned in such
companies, while ct the end is the
total par value of the stock each per-
son owns in all the companies in
which he is interested. Great care
has been taken in preparing this list,
and it is as complete as could be OBJ
tanned; yet there are likely to be err
rors in it, and to show that the object
is simply for general good. we will be
ready and willing at any time to cor
rect such Inaccuracies as may be
pointed eut-ii any individual has too
much stock given him, or toe little,
he can have it corrected. This morn
ing the list embraces all the persons
whose names commence with A, B
and G, and the rest will follow, as
above stated, from tins to time, in
the same order:
a.
Anshutz. W.-Emily s. II. Co %
shares, So each. S125.
Almy. I. Jones SIN. Co. 81, 2IO
shares, $10'each, 1912, 100.
Anderson, H.-SamPson NJ. Co,
1854 shares, SO each, S70,640.
Augove. J.-Sampeon NJ. Co.. 4, 166
shares. SO each; East PARK NJ. Co.,
1866 shares. 500 each. sos, ego.
Auerbach. S. II Wilson g. Bar
raft NJ. Co 1850 shares, $40 each,
Sl2,500.
Ai1, R.-Wilson & Barratt N. Co.,
S33 shares, SO each; Romeo Con N.
Co., 500 shares, S100 each, $5S $50
Anderson. ]. B Harriet NJ. & M.
Co.. $50 shares, $50 each. SO, 500
Allen, J, F.-E.sex Gold & S. N.
Co ( shaTes, $40 each, $40.
Arnold, E H.-Silver Mountain II
Co. 500 shares, 500 each, $4,000
Auerbach. f. H.--Wilson & Bar
rats NJ. Co 1880 shares, $40 each,
sl2. 500.
Armstrong, F.-HopeweI NJ. &
~ Co, 1871 shares, $40 each, $751;
$40.
Auerbacb, D.-Hudeon NJ. Co e,
22,000 shares, $40 each, 100000.
B.
Beattie, J.-Oregon S. NJ. Co,
$500 shares, SO each; Jupiter N. d
S. Co.. 10000 shares. SO each, S156. =
coo.
Bowman, W.-Oregon S. NJ. Co .,
$500 shares, SO each, s56. coo.
Bennett, O. W.-Sunbsam N Co
10 shares, 500 each; Hampton G. &
s. NJ. Co., 5 shares, 500 each; Fair
view III. Co., 6.666 shares. 500 each;
Silver Mountain NJ. Co., 2 $50 shsres.
$1O0 each; East Park s. NJ. Co., 1. ITO
shares, 500 each; Richmond &
Teresa II. Co., 10 shares, 500 each,
$1.O45. 800.
Barnes, ]. S.-Wasatoh Marble and
Mining Co, 100 shares. 81 each;
Superior Gsld & Silver NJ. Co., 500
shares, 500 each; Summit NJ Co.
10000 shares. $40 each; Wasatch
Marble Co., 5000 shares. $40 each;
Jupiter N. & S. Co., 10000 shares,
SO each; New Bedford Silver NJ. Co +,
10000 shares, $50 each $500. 100.
BevaD, A.D.-Bsvan NJ. Co.. Sc. 1913
shares. 500 each; Oquirrh Gold III
& NJ. Co., 4.016 shares. $50 each;
Mt. Badly Gold & Silver NJ. Co., 49,
750 shares, Sc each, s.. 932 600.
Brown, f. J.-Horn Silver NJ. Co..
10 shares, S25 each. $3.50.
Bryan, A-Horn Silver NJ. Co.,
10000 shares, $25 each, 81 100000
Burgess, NJ. T.-Josb Lawrence.
8 shares, 500 each; Park Con. NJ.
Co , % shares, SO each, $3.50.
Bowman, L. S.-Silver Bat NJ Co g,
934 shares, 500 each, S93, 400.
Brennan, P-Homestske N. Co ,
1925 shares, So each; Little Giant III
& III. Co., 1888 shares. $25 each,
sl46, $50.
BIgelow, C. D.,-Frisco NJ. & 6.
Co.. 1 share, S25 each, S25.
Bache, S--Simon NJ. Co, III
shares, $40 each, 81, 40.
Berg. L-ImpeIial N. Ii. & S.
Co., l 200 shares, SO each. $4,000,
Burkeit. J. M.-Pittsburg Morgan
NJ & S Co., 3 shares, SO each, $50.
Bradley, ]. F. - Mineral Point
Con. II. Co., 1000 shares. so each;
Superior Gold & S. III. Co., 10000
shares, 500 each; Summit II. Co.
23.O00 shares. SO; Mineral Poinr
Goa. III. & II. Co., 1000 shares,
$50 each; Jupiter M. & S. Co., so,
600 shares, $40 each, 81. $4,000
Foreman. J. S.-Superior G. & s
n. Co., 500 shares, 500 each, $50.
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