Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-22
DAILY JUDGE HOLDS
ANNUAL NEE TING
Board OF Directors Appointed
And Officers to be Named
Next.
SUPERINTENDENT ELECTED.
fastener 10 be President But G.. W.
Lmbournc of This City VIII Re-
tain Active Management.

The DAILY Judge held its annual meet.
Ing yesterday afternoon in Jersey city.
n. j. This meeting had a number of
unusual features. chief among which
was the withdrawal of John j. DAILY
from the company. after being its head
ever since it's inception. Reports Of
various officials were read and app
proved and officers for the ensuing year
elected, G, w. Lambourne OF this city
ana secretary Of the company was
placed OH the board II. Otto Hanke
Of Cincinnati, and for years a director
of the company. is the man whom the
knowing ones have picked out as the
reNt president when the board meets to
FIJI the vacancy created by Mr. Days
resignation. 1t Is almost a certainty
Mr.. Lambourne will succeed himself as
secretary. He has attended TO the
companys business at this end of the
line for years. Frederick II. Burrell.
graduate of the Michigan School of
Mines, VIII become general superinten-
dent Of the property The new board
comprises Mr.. Hanke, Moylan c. Fox,
w. NJ, Bradley. a. c. Wan and G. W.
Lambourne.
MIR. LAMBoURNE STAYS.
The mining world at large has been
awaiting this meeting anXiously as
changes in the management of a big
mining company are always of vital
Importance. The infusion OF new blood
In this instance as in most others means
development ON a more extensive scale
than the mine has been subjected TO in
the past although great things have
been accomplished. The new president,
Mr.. heincke, Is the largest Individual
stakeholder IN the company and a rich
merchant The active n d agement will
be In Mr. Lambournes hands, Just as
II has been for long while. The Of
fees are In this city and Mr.. Lambourne
spends half his time at the property.
me selection of a general superinten-
dent was an item that had the interest
ed ones guessing. Mr.. Burrcll came to
Utah from California week ago. going
directly to the property. He assumed
charge of operation Immediately. Aft
er looking over the mine he announced
that he believed IT one of the best prom
osluons in the west and he has seen a
lot of the good ones He gained his
FIRST experience in mining in the Michl-
gan country after graduating from the
mining school Of that state IL years ago.
He has had charge of mines and mills
In Mexico controlled by big American
interests and during recent years has
Deen with Aver and Longyear. the mill
lonaire patent medicine manufacturers
who are heavily Interested in California
mining propositions.
j. j, DAILY NOW OUT.
Peter Harrington win continue as
mine foreman and James Kescel will
remain in charge OF the mill depart
ment. Besides selecting Mr.. Hanke as
president, Mr.. Burrell as general super
intendent and Mr.. Lambourne as secre-
taJ'y, the board will undoubtedly an
point Moylan c. Fox, vice president.
Stockholders have been loyal through
the ups and downs of the past few
months and although the stock has
been hammered to rock bottom at times
In the pit they have held on, confident
That the mine is a bonanza They are
now more optimistic than ever. belIey-
ing the properLS is to be brought up to
us best without delay. Mr.. DAILY leaves
the company because his health would
not permit him staying In the mining
game any longer. He proved up the
DAILY Judge and made a number of
other big mines in this state. For many
years Park City has been his STAMPING
ground and he has done as much to
make that camp as anyone. 1t was
only after he had repeated positively
that he could not possibly retain his
position that the company accepted his
resignation.