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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-27
capitalization of the Company to Be
Materially Increased.
A GREAT LEAD PRODUCER
WILL SOON ENTER THE RACE a
pIVIDEND-PAYER
The Boston & De Lamar-Unprece-
dented Sale Of Treasury Stock
To Increase Capitalization-The
New Eira-Excitement In the FIT
in Southwestern Utah

At this time, when the mining puphc
is on The outlook for gilt-edged invest
men+sZsomething concerning the Vaiue
srd merit of which there IS not d
bad of doubt-the announcement
mat the Petro Mining company is
obout 10 increase its capitalization VIII
be hailed with pleasure.
The Petro, as is wei known IN LlIi-
inc circles. is one of the greatest lead
mines in the state ana II II s"AG TTfaS
4hat it is about the only mine N CLah
which. in lis ore shipments for the past
nine wears. can boast Of the 1act that
the controls on which its conslSnments
have been sold have shown Val
ues under % per cent in lead TO the
ton.
hin ND Carr Fork gulch, Bingham, IS
one of the many bonanZas Of that camp
and the greatest lead producer in Utah,
although its shipments during n last
few wears have been curtaiied owing 10
tho low quotations On lead, the man
eme refusing TO make IuFtAeF
shipments until ms coAlnsoUlty Hdu
reached or passed the 81 mark, but now
that the limit has been passed, IL mas
bean decided to reopen this great mine
nd also 10 increase the Capitalization
Of the company from 10000 shares OF a
mar value of 500 each to 2O0,OO0 shares
Of 81 each, TO ei16cL WHICH Il LleSlluS "
the is to be held on the 18th
of next month, soon after which, OF as
soon as the roads become Dassable,
active work viii begin in the operation
Of This property, when heavy and ECU
lar ore shipments will be the order of
the day, and The Herald is assured that
in the very near future the
viii begin the payment of regular
monthly dividends
The Petro, while it has been a light
shipper during the past three or four
wears. has been undergoing a course OF
extensive exploration during this perl
cd. and it is known that within its
workings some very fine bodies of
heavy lead ore are exposed ready for
extraction. a tonnage, in fact, which
ENSURES a steady output for an indef-
mite period. AS d matter of fact, the
condition Of the mine, as far as the ore
showing IS concerned, is par excellence,
and It viii be a. bright day for Bingham
and Q stimulus TO the mining interests
Of the state when this property is re-
1Dened for extensive operations. be-
sides which the stockholders Will be
able to make substantial additions to
their bank
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EXCITEMENT IN THE PIT.
Wild Scenes Enacted During Daily
Call of the Mining Exchange.


Pandemonium reigned in the Dit of
the exchange yesterday during the cali
Of several securities and at times the
tumult was so great that the caller
was unable to proceed. while during
the session cutting and slashing was
INDUCED in.
The fun began with Daisy, which was
a fayorite and a heavy dealer at nom
inal advances. Eagle was weak and
suffered losses. -Four Aces was a IA
vorite ard posted steady gains until.
at the close, transfers were posted at
S31a cents. GeySer-MaTion was traded
in at former quotations, while Lower
Mammoth received the brunt of a
heavy bear attack and lost heavily
during the call, Mercur being even
more roughly handled, as this faVorite
changed hands at $500 and $5.25.
Northern Light Jared NJ better, and
while not a heavy dealer, dropped
some shares at 81. Ontario was in
better form and registered the sale of
a board lot at $40, Sacramento being
in good demand at figures given below.
The bOvines had their inning when
Sta Consolidated was called, and this
Tintic stock was an active dealer at
quotations ranging from $i.42R to
81 80. buckeye, Chloride Point. Grown
Point, Camp Floyd and Columbia were
not neglected, while Dexter maintained
It's upward course ana was a seller at
$50. Eagle & Blue Bell found buy
ers at $2.05. and Frisco at 141a cents,
Golden Eagle s%pringin~ into life again
with numerous transactions TO its
credit. Hercules made up lost ground
and was traded in, Joe Bowers being
firm and a seller at an advance, the
III TO break Joe Bowers succeeding
so well that sales We're chronicled at
from 1872 TO IA cents. Midnight Bow
ers changed hands at ~ cents, Man
haitian AT 275 and Monarch at 22s. Rich
maDd & Anaconda being picked up at
ga n cents. Rabbits Foot was
able to participate in the dealing,
Swansea finding takers at So. so, while
South Swansea and Sea Swan were
not neglected.
The transactions of the day were as
follows:
SALES OF STOCKS.
200 DAILY at $1.30.
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AT THE GOLD CAMP.
Good Ore In Hillside-The Cedar
Hill Group.
Especial Correspondence.)

OSpeclal correspondence
Mercur. Jan. 26.-Ore of a good quail
ity has been found in the Hillside. In
the drift running west from the bottom
of the incline a body of ore was tapped
a day or two ago, which carried good
milling values n is a good leachlng
variety. Ten feet has been run on the
vein and it has every appearance OF
being an extensive one, in short, he
Mercur n Sacramento ore body. An
other drift has been started east and
is now in about ten feet. Three Sei-ts
are at work in both places.
Arrangements are in progress for the
incorporation of another West Dip
property. 1t covers about fifty acres of
ground adjoining the Cedar Hill group
on the north and is evidently on the
same vein. The company has not yet
received a name, but it has been de-
cided to capitalize it for 100000 shares.
AT a meeting held here last night,
100000 shares of stock We're subscribed
for by residents of the camp, and plenty
more would he taken if it was gener-
ally known. Arrangements will be
completed and the Incorporation papers
filed some time next week.
In the Tioga, near Lion hill, a tunnel
has been run a distance of 225 feet and
has just cut the silver vein. which was
somewhat of a surprise to the ownerS.
1t is the intention to continue eastward
until the gold vein is encountered,
which is probably a hundred feet fur
Ia
The appearance of the face of the
tunnel in the Little Pittsburg is i'm
proving and the country through which
it is now progressing is looking well,
and a strike may be made at any time.
At the Cedar Fill group work is be-
ing continued on both shafts. The vein
matter is about forty feet thick, the
upper part containing high values; a
thin streak of lime lies between this
and the second layer, which carries low
values. A third layer, with a small
streak of lime between. carries good
milling values. Drifts are started from
both shafts along the course of the
vein, while at the same time sinking is
continued.
In the Snowstorm incline the vein is
widening out and better values are
being found. The stock which was
offered for sale a few days ago has
been all taken by Mercur people.
In the Gold Bug a good showing is
being made, and the work of blocking
out ore is proceeding
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NEWS FROn OVER THE STATE.

handed down last evening. Fifteen dollar
was the amount awarded him as damage
for the trespass of the defenant'S sheep
upon his property. White and his part
ners own all the odd or railroad sections
in the south end of the valley. and the
defendant contended for the right 10 drive
his sheep over the roads on these sections
in order to reach the government land or
even sections. Judge Hart. in rendering
the decision. did not DENY the defendants
right to use such roads,. but decided that
he had not exercised due diligence in
preventing the sheep from browsing on
the heritage and s~hrubbery on either side.
and accordingly rendered judgment as
indicated. The case viii be appealed Its
progress has been watched with keen in
terest by sheepmen in this vicinity.
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Sacramento Dividend.

The directors of the Sacramento Min
ing company held a meeting yesterday
and declared its regular monthly divi-
dend of half a cent a share, or So, 900,
payable to stockholders of record on
the 1st day of February, the transfer
books of the company to be closed on
the 2Sth inst, to be reopened on Feb. 2.
The Sacramento, one of the greatest
mines of Mercur, is in excellent condi-
ton, and is being operated in a con-
sentative and able manner, the showing
distribution of wealth for many years
to come.
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FORK ITEMS.
Inducements Held Out to Go to Can
ada-Died of Scarlet Fever.
Correspondence.l

American Fork. Jan. 26.-Charies and
Maud McCarty from Cardston, Alberta,
Canada, are visiting here at present. Mr..
McCarty is working in favor of the big
irrigation scheme of which Mr.. Card is at
the head Two hundred settlers with
teams are wanted.
Mrs. Anna Pierce lost. her ~7-year-old
son of scarlet fever yesterday. He was
buried the same day.
The Chapman families are getting up a
grand -union to take place in Chip
mans ball, Monday evening. Jan. 80.
State Treasurer James Chapman viii be
present.
De Long & Freed of Provo are putting
up a new building west of Steele drug
store. and will soon. open W here in the
agricultural implement business. Both
Mr.. De Long and Mr.. Freed are removing
their families here this week
5. L. Chapman. the rustling superin-
tendent of the Chapman Mercantile COM
pany, spent yesterday at Salt Lake visit
ing his father and attending business.
Miss Mary F. Grant has Just returned
from a two weeks visit at Nephi, where
she went to attend the wedding of her
brother. John a. Grant, and Miss
Rebecca HendrickSon.
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o
What Is Going On In Utah County's
Capital.
Especial Consequences

Provo. Jan. 26.-Architect r. c. Wat
kins of Provo returned from the south
Yesterday. He reports that the building
of the Sewer stake tabernacle At Rich
field is moving smoothly along. He also
said that while south he obtained a con-
tract TO build a new stake academy for
Sanpete at Ephraim. The building will
be begun as soon as the frost is out Of
the ground. 1t viii be a structure Of
thirty-one rooms and VIII cost S25.000.
Harry Cannon of Eureka was here
today on business.
Lucian d. Deal of SDringville was a
visitor in Provo today.
Matte Z. Nelson NOgel has begun suit
against James Dunn for the sum of SS5S-92,
the balance with interest on a judgment
of S645.92 given her on Jan. q. 1894.
Court being in session brings a large
number of to the Garden City
on legal business.
Mrs. Lafayette Holbrook is reported 10
be seriously i'll as the result Of a recent
attack of Ia grippe.
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THE BOSTON & DE LAMAR.
Unprecedented Sale of Treasury
GIL T. Now Cold Co,,DaDr

UNPRECEDENTED Sale of Treasury
Stock In a New Gold Company.
That Salt Lake mining share invest
ors are beginning to realize the gilt
edged ouportunit;es offered from time
TO time has just been illustrated by
the alrnOst unprecedented manner with
which the treasury stock of the Boston
a. De Lamar company has been SCbbled
I'D during the last thirty-siX hours,
during Which brief period 10000 out Of
the 800. 00D shares Of this stock found
buvers in this city at : cents Il share,
IND the whole Of the 100000 treasury
shares Of the company would have been
taken had II not been Withdrawn from
he market. and still not q share Of this
las been issued, as the transfer books
f the association are not yet out OF the
printers hands. although the certih-
-ates viii be issued within the next day
y swo-
The o~roDertv of the company, which
IS capitalized at q million shares, com-
nrises three fun aad one fractional
patented claims in the heart Of the
-reat gold camp OF De Lamar. Nev.,
The group adjoining the April Fool
mine. which, next to the De Lamar, is
The greatest gold producer n dividend
payer in the camD
The ledCe Of the Boston & De Lamar
is d parallel vein TO the April Fool, and
considerable money has been expended
in the past in its development, in the
prosecution of which a large body of
good milling gold ore has been uncov-
cred. the property having been incor-
Dorated upon after having been exam
med and approved by some of the best
known mining experts in this country,
men who have national regulations in
this line and who know a good thing
when they see II.
Work is TO be resumed at one in the
development of his property, and it IS
believed that IL time it VIII be added
to the regular producers OF that rich
mineral section.
After the stock Of the company had
been withdrawn from the market yes
terGay an offer of / cents was offered
for q block of 10000 shares and refused.
The sale Of this stock and the rush
made for i by investors is a good indi-
cation of The healthy O OF the Salt
Lake market and IS indicative of pros
porous times for the future in the min
ing line.
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HONOR FOR PROVO WOMAN.
Mrs. Susa Y. Gates Receives Distin-
guished Recognition.
Especial Correspondence

Provo, Jan. 26.-AIrs. Susa Y. Gates Of
his city. editor of the Young
Woman's Journal. has been chosen BY
Mrs. May Wright Sewall as chairman of
the National Council of Women of the
United States. The council holds it's
regular t%ri-annual meeting in Washing
ton, u. G.. Feb. y. at which meeting
Mrs Gates Will read a paper on The
Hawaiian Woman She will probably
greeting to the council. a large dele
cation of women from Utah will be in
attendance.
Race Whitney of the repertoriaI staff Of
Herald was here last night on BUSH
ness.
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BROKE HIS LEG.
Unfortunate Accident to John Lee
of Clear Creek.
Especial CQrrespondence.) }

Provo. jan. 26-Last night d man by
the name of o Lee was brought ID
Provo from Clear Creek with a broken
leg. The late Rio GraEde Western train
no one at the depot TO HELM him. he had
considerable trouble in getting uptown.
However, he managed 10 get to DR.. Aliens
residence and. though the broken limb
was swollen through use. it was speedily
set. The accident happened at the depot
in Clear Greek. Lee was in the act OF
boarding a morning train when he slipped
and broke the leg. the break being lust
above the ankle.
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PETITION OF sHEEPowNERs.
They Will Ask the Department 70.
Summer Range.
Especial Correspondence.)

Vernal, Jan. BE, f. Harmston has
been engaged by the s~heepowners of
northwestern Utah. to draw a c0lOred
map of the Uintah mountain forest re-
serve to be forwarded to the secretary
of the interior, together with a petition
asking that the lines be SO modified that
they will not be deprived of the whole
summer range.
The reservation as now outlined VIII
work a very great and unnecessary hard
ship upon the people of Uintah county.
and their effort should meet with sue
cess.
Of the seven boys who were arrested
Saturday for disturbing the peace ait
Union ward, four were brought before
Justice Camp today. Fred Hartle. Ray
kelly and Pardon Dodds. jr, were fined
$40 each and Frank Davis was released.
The remaining three were cited 10 APP
pear tomorrow.
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Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion receipts yester-
day were as follows:
Mccormick & Co.. bullion, $3.50; ores,
$4,000; Hanauer matte, $500.
Wells, Fargo &c Co.. bullion, 1927.
National Bank of the Republic, gold
bar, 81, 600.
Bamberger & Mcmillan, ores, Sis 8
T. r. Jones & Co, ores, SIS, 900; bull
lion, $13, 600.
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Logan Locals.

Especial Cor-respondence.)
Logan, Jan. 2~6-Robinson Bros. cloth
iers, viii shortly open Il new store in the
Coop. building. using the room formerly
occupied by David Rosenbaum.
Mrs. +. r. Miles presented her husband
with a son last night. All well.
The following marriage licenses were
issued today: Hyrum b. Woodward of
Alberta, Canada. and Mary A. AdamsOn
of Wellsville; Marinus Peterson and Zina
Hansen. both of NeWland.
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FARRER Is CONFIDENT.
Provo Pug Says That He viii Whip
Ed Mccoy, Sure.
Especial COrrespOndence.)

Provo. Jan. 26.-Laurence Farrer. who
viii cross mitts with Ed Mccoy on the
18th of next month in Ogden, was seen
today by a Herald reporter. He is train
ing faithfully every day. and is in eX-
cellent condition. Stripped. ne looks q
perfect Apollo. with a physique. of Won
derful symmetry and beauty. In speaking
of his coming contest he said:
L haven't any doubt Ot-the outcome L
am going in to win and shall do the best
1 can. Mccoy is a big man. weighs 1SU,
but l believe 1 can best him.
F'arrer is a modest, quiet, u-nassuming
man; has little to say, and never brags.
As a fighter he is a whirlWind, as those
who saw him in Eureka can testify, and
the contest in Ogden promises to be u
swift fight
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Real Estate Transfers.
Robert Patterson to W. II. Gibson,
lots 6 and Z, block l. Woodmansee

Robert Patterson to W. H. Gibson,
lots 6 and Z, block l. Woodmansee
SUP 80 =.
Karen Peterson to Samuel Peterson,
parts of lot 3. block q, plat B., and
lots 10 and 20, block Il. five acre
plat A ...
A. F. Doremus to Pauline Doremus,
part of lot 8, block 103, plat A..
Julia p. Merkel to Katie c. Mincks,
part of section 10, township l south,
range l west
William Meikle to Mary Meikle, part
of lot 2, block IS. plat B..............
NJ. C. Moon to w. Nj. Hall, part of
lot S, block 13S. plat A............-..
J. G. Whitney to r.. A. Clark. part
of blocks 2 and 3, Arcadia SUBJ.
William Ledingham to n. g. Jarrard
ct al. interest in Yellow Metal lode,
etc, West Mountain .................
Henry Michael 90 f. ]. Mitchell, in
terest in Welsh Girl No. / lode, etc.
August Schaupp to John Schneider.
Paris Stake lode, West Mountain.
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Oceola, the Midas, the Last Chance,
the Omega, the Statue, all on the
southern slope of Clear Creek noun
tain. Officers: e. H. Airs, president;
William II. Dodge. vice president; G..
e. Airs, secretary and treasurer; Will
liam Dix, general
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of location were recorded today with
the county recorder of this county:
The Uncle Andreas n M. Luthers
Hill, by John and Catherine Bestei-
meyer, both situated in the Tfntic MIN
ing district.
The Daisy. by Pat Donnelly ct al,
situate in the North Tintic minin-
district.
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Wants Her Child Back.

FSpecldI CO-rreSpOndenceJ
Logan, Jan. 26-Supplementary pro-
ceedings have been begun in the district
court by Mrs. Annie NJ. NJ. FOnnesbeck 20
recover possession of her I~1-year-OId child
from Christian Fonnesbeck. her diSvOrced
husband. The child was awarded her by
the decree Of divorce, but FOnnesbeck re-
fused to give il up The motion for an
order in the case Will be argued on Feb. {.
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Club VIII pisband.

Especial Correspondence
Provo. jan. pa meeting of the men,
bers of the Business Mems club of this
city has been called for next Monday
evening for the purpose Of d~isbanding the
club. Lately its finances have been at
a low ebb. and for this reason it has been
decided TO close it for the present.
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100 Daisy at 54% cents.
LOO Daisysat SO cents.
500 Eagle at 17% cents.
600 Four Aces at 81 cents.
800 Four Aces at 616 cents.
100 -Four Aces at 62 cents.
$500 -Four Aces at 621a cents.
1.6OO Four Aces at 62A cents.
I.S0O Four Aces at 60 cents
100 Four Aces 1t 63A cents.
600 Geyser-Marion at 81 cents.
300 Generalization at 911A cents.
100 Galena at 621a cents.
900 Mammoth at $2.17.
100 Mammoth at S2.17h.
100 Mammoth at $2.1S19.
200 Mammoth at $2.19.
100 Mammoth at $2.191a.
$50 Mercur at $500.
1000 Mercur at $6.25.
500 Lower Mammoth at $1.27.
800 Lower Mammoth at $1.2S.
500 Lower Mammoth at $1.2SK.
200 Lower Mammoth at $1.29.
zoo Lower Mammoth at $1.30.
200 Lower Mammoth at $1.31.
300 Lower Mammoth at SLOPE.
100 Lower MamOmth at $1.34.
LOO Northern Light at 80 cents
500 Northern Light at SO cents.
800 Northern Light at 961s cents.
100 Northern Light at 81 cents.
LOCO Northern Light at 81 cents.
100 Ontario at $40.
400 Sacramento at 90 cents.
500 Star Consolidated at $1.42h.
Zoe Star Consolidated at $1.44.
4,000 Star Consolidated at $1.45.
LOO Star Consolidated at $1.46.
500 Star Consolidated at SLATE.
1,50e Star Consolidated at $3.50.
LOCO Buckeye at ) cents.
1000 Camp Floyd at "a cents.
go Chloride Point at $1.15.
800 Chloride Point at s1.16.
500 Columbia at IL cents.
500 Crown Point at 14A cents.
100 Dexter at S3.45L
100 Dexter at $3.4712.
100 Dexter at $3.50.
1000 Dalton at 3s cents.
1000 Frisco, at 49, cents.
200 Eagle & Blue Bell at $2.05.
500 Golden Eagle at SA cents.
Is, 600 Golden Eagle at S1& cents.
5000 Golden Eagle at 81 cents.
1000 Golden Eagle at SIS cents.
1000 Golden Treasure at AS cents.
500 Homestake at u cents.
500 Hercules at 1885 cents.
500 Hercules at 1512 cents.
500 International at ~ cents.
1000 Joe Bowers at 2615.
1000 Joe Bowers at 27% cents.
1000 Joe Bowers at % cents.
5000 Joe Bowers Extension at Il
cents.
1000 joe Bowers Extension at 1875
cents.
1000 Joe Bowers Extension at 1874
cents.
$500 Joe Bowers Extension at 1872
cents.
5000 Joe Bowers Extension at 1874
cents.
1000 Midnight Bowers at ~ cents.
5000 Manhattan at 2k cents.
1000 Manhattan at % cents.
2,000 Monarch at rs cents.
Is. 900 Monarch at ~ cents.
1000 Monarch 1t 5 cents.
$500 Richmond & Anaconda at ga
cents.
5000 Richmond & Anaconda at SIS
cents.
800 Richmond & Anaconda at 7
cents.
300 South Swansea at $1.21E.
100 South Swansea at $l.22-
500 Rabbits Foot at II cents.
100 Swansea at $3.50.
800 Showers Consolidated at As
cents.
1000 Sea Swan at ~ cents.
1000 Sunbeam at 2S12 cents.
SEQ Naleo at $1.i5.
Total shares sold. 1890.
Selling value of stocks, SAT, 634.45.
The closing quotations were as fol-
CALL OF LISTED STOCKS.
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Silver and Lead.

The silver and lead quotations yes
terday We're as follows:
Bar silver, 59A cents.
Lead, brokers', s4.05.
Copper, casting, IA cents.
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DAMAGED S15.
This is What Cache County Court
Gave a Plaintiff.

Especial Correspondence.3
Logan, Jan. 26.-In the case of J. w.
White VS.. AImo Jensen, which has been
On in the district court for several days.
a decision in favor of the plaintiff was
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ProfessionaIisrns.

New York Journal. }
First Detective-Hey. Biz
Second DittO-HOW many times have Z
told you to say Hist" You will never
be anything but an amateur.
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Good health is worth more than any
thing else to you, n every bottle of
Hoods Sarsaparilla contains good
health. i
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TO INCREASE CAPITALIZATION.

Andrew, Lombard & Browning,
stock brokers, 2OS-2O9 Atlas block
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Mines, dividend paying and invest
ment stocks. 10 w. End So. Tel. sos.
Waterman Brothers, Stock Brokers,
3 Central Blk. Phone 46, 8 rings.
Richard L. Colburn, Stock Broker,
Room %. Is W. End South. Tel. go.
Bernard sprenger, Mining Stock
Broker, No. 10 w. End South. Phone sos.
Harry B. Cole, Stock Broker,
No. SO West Second South. Phone s3s.
Elmer E. Darling, Stock Broker,
Ioans; 9 w. Ind South. Tel. sos.
F. J.. Leonard & Co., Stock Brokers,
S03-3O4 Auerbach building.
j. T. Stringer Co., Stock Brokers,
81 W. . So. Tel. 6O9. Members exchange.
Andrew, Lombard & Browning,
stock brokers, 2OS-209 Atlas block.
TO INCREASE CAPITALIZATION.
The Ezra Company Will Add More
Shares to Its Capital Stock.
c. o. Ellingwood of Boston, one of