Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
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II. s. Woolley of the Amalgamated
Mines x Power company is expected
back from New York In the near fu-
ture.
Joseph s. Free Is up from Phoebe
on brief business trip and confirms
previous reports about the Increased
activity In that camp.
A private letter from Boston con-
veys the information that there is a
great deal of inquiry for Nevada Doug
las In the New England states and that
1t is viewed with favor everywhere.
A strike OF considerable importance
Is reported having been made In the
Standard Copper company's mine In
Bingham. The stock of that company
was very active on the mining ex-
change today.
A. J. BEETLES and family Will enjoy
visit from their son, Gordon NJ. Bet
ties, who Is student In the Penn
sylvania Military academy, during the
holiday. Ho will come from Chicago
with Henry Catrow.
Mr. Rice of the Sullivan Trust COM
pany is expected in Ely about Thursday
to complete preparations for the tunnel
work upon the claims back OF town,
which his company recently purchased.
He will also establish an ofiiceSin ~
at which this work will be directed and
where the miners employed will be
paid.-WhIte Pine News,
George W. Kessler. who had expert
ence In developing important mines in
Colorado, British Columbia and Utah,
has come to Ely to take the position of
superintendent OF the Federal-Ely
mines. 1t is believed that I'm a compar-
atlvely short time Mr.. Kessler viii
have the company's ground developed
sufficiently for mining experts to make
an estimate of the extent and value of
the ore body with the company's hold
ings.-White Pine Nays.
Articles OF incorporation were filed
with the col--.y clerk yesterday by the
Utah Velvet Mining & Leasing COM
pany. Salt Lake is named as the head
quarters of the company. The capital
ization Is S150000, and the stock Is held
at 81. The company owns leases on min
ing property at Goldfield, New. The Of
fcers OF the company are: President
+. ID. Miller; vice president, Il. w.
Whitney; secretary and treasurer, A.
G.. Wherry; directors, c. A. Wherry,
A. 7. Sanford and W. Craig.
Articles Of Incorporation of the Trus-
tee company of Salt Lake were filed
with the county clerk on Thursday. The
company is formed for the purpose OF
holding and conveying stocks and
bonds and has capital stock OF $4,000,
divided into shares Of the par value of
500 each. The officers are C. C. Par
sons, president; Edward f. Colborn,
vice president; II. j. Graham, secre-
tary, James b. Meikle of Seattle, treas
urer and owner OF i6 shares of the capi-
tai stock. The officers and l.. Han
chett constitute the board of directors.
Most valuable to bankers, brokers, in
vestors, and Spectators Is new fea-
ture of the Industrial Quotation Guide
Q76 pages), compiled by C. Mont. Ben
ton, obtainable on application to stock
exchange brokers. This innovation is
In the form Of handy and original ia
bles, by reference to which one may
instantly ascertain the high or low
prices OF all Industrial stocks within the
last two. five and 10 years. For in
stance, nearly everyone recalls that
last winter Anaconda Copper shares
were most active and made phenom-
email rise. but how many who were no,
caught short In the stock remember the
highest price or when that was reach
ed. A glance at the compact tables
OF the Benton company shows that An
aconda reached Its high-water mark OF
| $500 per share on Feb. Is last.