The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-28
MINING COMPANIES.
The List Of Names Of IneOrpOrs tors
Finished.

This morning VIC publish the las
! list of the names of those who, dufin,
!. the eighteen months, ending Junt
Both last, assisted in the organization
OF mining companies in this county
? that is, the organization OF compAn-
} les whose mines are located in tni.
territory. During the period thus
embraced IN these lists, as was stated
IN former article, quite number
OF companies were organized in this
city TO operate mining properties out
side OF this territory, and these have
not been numbered at all, as their
outcome is OF no immediate interest
IN this section; but several of them
are hrst class companies and much
superior 10 the average of those that
have been mentioned here. and whose
base OF operations is located in the
several mining districts In Utah. In
couple OF instances, companies have
been organized during the eighteen
months referred to, and filed articles
OF Incorporation with the county
clerk, and these articles have Jailed
to specify the amount of stock sach
OF the incorporates has subscribed |
for; these are the Evergreen NJ. and |
L. Co., with capital stock of $40, !
600. 600 divided into shares OF STOOL
each, and the Oriental NJ. and NJ. Co.,
with q capital stock Of So 600, 600,
divided into 10000 shares.
Consequently, the stock representing
them has necessarily been omitted.
The object in the publication OF these
names with the amount of stock each
represents in the several mining
companies, mas been solely to give
some idea of the amount that is
floating about seeking purchasers,
though for reasons that will BIO ex-
planned hereafter, these lists DO not
begin to give 3 correct notion of the
extent TO which STOCK has been
issued. The organization Of a min.
ing company Is public matter, and
to an extent, at least in this section
where the public support is generally ,
asked to the enterprise, 1t JIG OF public +.
interest and importance. Moreover, .
the reputation of the country is q
subject OF decided importance 10 every j.,
one of its citizens, and If practices
ere being resorted to which bring
that reputation into disrepute, it ia
then the right Of citizens to use all
legitimate means to check and reprsss p
The practice; anG so, il methods are
calculated to promote the welfare of
3 community it is the duty OF its
citizens to encourage lsuch methods.
Now, this wholesale incorporation OF
companies, put on it whatever con- s
struction you please, can have no q
effect but that OF bringing the :,
credit Of our mining sections 7
nto certain disrepute; il is not the y
Of producing mines, o
'ut the completion OF mining organi- II
atoms which often represent nothing q
,ut mere prospects, and which never y
lave and in all probability never will v
eturn one dollar for every ten that 81
AVE or may be expended on them. 1t u
las been said that the publication of Ie
hese lists will injure our mining in o.
erests. This is simply nonsense. No 81
egisimate business shrinks from or a:
will be injured by public inspection; n
md If the publication of these lists CT
nd facts Injuries any PERSON IN the a
World, it will simply be those whose !"
mining interests are the better the 81
ess that is known OF them. No harm II
as been done or can be done by a q
tatement Of facts in 60 public and l
ocular matter. X
This morning the lists are concluded "
18th names coming under the initials %
J, V, w and Y: al
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Underbill, s. E.-ImperiAl NJ. II. II
5. Co, 155 shares, $40 each; Sam 81
lit NJ. Co., 10000 shares, SO each; N
lbion NJ Co, $1,000 shares, $40 v
300
UlmRn, b. F.-Hudson NJ. Co.,
:, 900 shares. SO esch-$220. COO A.
V. 4
Van Prssg, Il. A.-Sampsou NJ. r
o., SO. 1873 shares, so each; Silver
fountain NJ. Co.. 1888 shares.
100 each; Golden King NJ. Co., 3d.
10 shares, $40 each; Uintsh H. Co.
J. 600 shares, SO each; Empire NJ. al
o., 10 I55 shares. 800 each-$3,- a
lO.130.
Van Vile, P. T.-Superior G. & s.
[. Co., 1900 shares, 500 each; :,
liver Bat NJ. Co., 5000 shares, 500 W ~
ach; Boulder NJ. Co., 5000 shares, %
100 each-$2. 100000. 4.
Van Duzen, B. Bold Jordan NJ. % ?.
NJ. Co., 2 shares, 500 each ~
200. ~ ~
Van Prasg, l. A.-Empire NJ. Co. II.
], $50 shares, 500 each-S2, SOC 900. W
Vines, w. R.-Jupiter M. & s :"
O., 20 600 shares, SO each-S2OO, =,
W.
Walker, ]. R.-Oregon g. NJ. Co.,,
800 shares, SO esoh-$56, 600.
Walker, lsurs-Oregon s. M. e., IN
500 shares. SO each-SiS. 600. la
Wright, A. C.-Bevsn NJ. Co., D
!, 7SI shares, 500 each; Oquirrh U
old NJ. & NJ. Co., SO. 655 shares, $50 n
4l0, $50. 8,
Wilson, II. E.-Superior Ga 5. NJ n
o., $3.50 shares, 500 each-SS75,- is
90. b,
Wheeler, c. E-superior G. & g. y
[. Co., $1,000 shares, 500 each n,
l SOC. coo. ii
Watson. E. J.-Superior G.. & S. T. !.
I. Co. $3.50 shares. 500 each ar
375. 600. d,
Wallace, G. Y.-Hampton G. & s. +,
/. Co, 8 shares, $l00 esch-$50o. a,
Woods, W. W.-Impsrlsl n. q III. a,
!. Co :. COO shares, SO each; Min :;
raj Point Con. NJ. Co., 600 shares, ;,
10 each; Silver Mountain NJ. Co.. :,
SCI shares, 500 each; Mineral q,
Joint Con. NJ. & NJ Co., 1900 shares \
so each-s6I6. 100. p
Walks. Z. W.-Fsirview NJ. Co., T
!. 1888 shares, 800 each-$3SS. 800
Wbit.o,d, East Park NJ. Co.,
s. S8S shares, 500 esch-Sl SIS. 500 u
Wheeler, F G -Uintah Nj. Co., y
600 shsres, $40 esch-s10.000. \
Wilson, W. D.-Wiison & Bsrrstl
u. Co, ., 500 shares, SO each-S25,-
100.
Williams, J. D.-Ontsrio Hill S. c
u. Co., 5 shares, SO each-S50. c
WAGNER, H.-Minersl Point Con. T
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