New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-02

Subscriptions will he received until IL o'clock noon
Wednesday, sept. q, The right Is reserved reject
any subscription or TO accept IL In pnr subscriptions
viii be payable 10 per cent. application, balance
ten dn - after allotment.
THE COLORADO FUEL COMPANY owns the Fee
Simple Title 21,0OO of coal lands in ueranO,
Las AnIuas. Gunnson. PItkin. and Garfield Counties.
Colorado, and has equipped and In operation ak mines
with capacity Of 800 tons of coal daily.
The lands have been carefully selected and thoroughly
prospected and known 10 contain not less than
$50 million Of merchantabe coai they believed
constitute the most valuable coal property OF the West
The company operates and controls the only anthrn-
cite coal mines west Of Pennsylvania and also has
btumnOus Goals suitable for all purposes, including
domestic steam. gas smlthins and cokng Goals.
The markets for the various grades of conl and
coke extend TO the Missouri River OH the east the
Pacific Ocean on the west, Mexico the south and
Nontann on the morrill, territory which Is being de-
vcIoped rapidly thnu any other portion of the
United States.
The work OF opening and eQuppng the Company's
Mines begun three years ago. The Net Earnings
have been;
YEAR ENDING JUNE BOTH, 1889. .s2so.e7s.44
" 1S90....-. 3OJ,O16.46
80 1S91...... $50, 93S IA
The business for the month OF July, 1884, shows an
40 per cent the corresponding month Of
1890.
The Company has outstanding;
First Mortgage s935.OO0
SLIGO, 900 authorizcd.)
Preferred stock ,67S, 900
(S2,0O000O authoriZed)
Common Stock. 900
$4,000 900 authorized.)
No mortgage Indebtedness cna be incurred In excess
of 81 900 without the consent OF - per cent Of
the Preferred stock.
No dividends can be paid on the Common Stock except
from the surplus earnings after tho dividend the Pre-
ferred Stock and sufficient sinking fund TO tho
denr o land and equipment by coal
mined out. have been provided for.
Dividends on the Preferred stock Will be paid semi.
annually on the LIST days of February and August
As will be seem the earnings after deductinE the
bond interest. $50 100, amounted in 1891 s274.-
s3S III or more than double the necessary for
the y per cent. dividend on the Preferred Stock
(S134,240h
The Officers and Directors Of the Company are
]. q. oSGooD, President.
PAUL MORTON, formerly General Freight Agent o.
d. & Q. X. r. First Vice President.
DENNIS SULLIVAN. president Denver Water Com.
panyO Second Vice President
s. n. WOOD, cashier First National Bank, Denver)
Treasurer
HENRY r. woLCoTT, CCaptalist.) Denver, Col.
w. II. JAMES, Omaha g. Grant Smelling and Refining
Company Denver, Col.
]. V. DEXTER, (CaptaIIst,) Denver, Col.
CHAS. H. TOLL, attorney at Lawn Denver, Col.
w. II. MALE, president Atlantic Trust Co.. New-York
DENVER OFFICE. 1857 Larimer St., d. c. BEAMAN,
Secretary.
STOCK TRANSFER OFFICE Room 62l IS Broadway,
New.York.
REGISTRAR OF sToCK-THE ATLANTIC TRUST
CO., Now,York
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Ill.
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