The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-04
MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS
Of the Lincoln Nevada Min
ing & Milling Co-Direc-
tors and officers Chosen
for Coming Year.
One Million Five Hundred Thous-
and Dollars Worth Of Gold. Silver
Lead and Copper Are Blocked
Out And on the Dumps.

1t may be remembered that a Ma
rion man, Mr.. w. VI. Jackson, sue
ceeded in financing this great COM
pany after Mansfield men had failed
to raise sufficient money to save the
company, and put 1t on a paying
basis. Since Mr.. Jackson took
charge of the financial end of this
company, the stock has increased in
value over 400 per cent. Stock that
could have been purchased six months
ago for % cents cannot be bought to-
day for 81 90 per share, and is actu-
ally worth 81 so per share on the
market.
The stockholders of the Lincoln,
Nevada, Mining & Milling company
held their annual meeting Monday at
the Office of DR.. Mccullough in this
city. The company has ten mines
lin the Phoebe mining district of Ne
lvada.
The Lincoln, Nevada Mining &
milling company is financed with a
capital of $l,0OO.00O. The company
is composed of some of the best
business men of Mansfield, Marion.
Ffndlay, Columbus, Bucyrus and
! Kenton besides, the original pro-
moters of Phoebe, Nevada.
The officials say the company now
mas $l,5OO,000 worth OF gold, silver
lead and copper ore blocked out and
on the dumps ready for milllngs and
shipping. The company is fully
lequlpped with office buildings, black
smith shops, power houses, engines
and gasoline hoists.
Lumber in carloads is on the
grounds now, and the erection of
stamp mills and big water mower
tent
Inc long looked-for railroad is in
course OF construction, and now is
IN slght OF the mines. and upon com
pletion OF the railroad, which win
pe In about thrifty days. the great
ooom VIII be on, and Phoebe will be
one OF the greatest-if not the great
ese-mlning camps in the world.
me mine has been I'm operation
TWO years Col. w. B. Macsherrv
oi Ploche, Nevada, was present al tbe
meeting and gave complete renort
ot the conditions now existing at
the mine. s at
Az the business meeting following
oiilcers were elected for the wear.
resluent and General Manager. Col.
W. d Macsherry. OF Phoebe. Nevada.
vice president, II. M. Rubins Ma,
ION Dr. A. II. McCollough. Of tbIs
olty, secretary and treasurer subiao,
~ ,ne removal Of office to Marion
.ne pleasure OF the Stockholders
inere were about 30 of the stock-
nDiIers rs present at the meeting in
oiuulhg the following which are
among the heaviest.
w b. MacSherry, J. q uru
|p Aroosass. Robert Mullhall
~ ~ Mullhall, of Phoebe. Nevada
AZ" A., Lester A. and Howard Tor.
rap scott OF Findlay, w. Mr. Jackson
~, a. Rhu II. NJ. Rubins Otis n
ooNs, Willis Hipsher, DIR. T n
ooi.er Marion. DR.. j. Il. Baker n g
Eueudes OF Caledonia, J. J. Hastinss
Der Den,'is Witheral and L. II. Range. of
nenton;E, NJ Miles. of LaRue, and DR.
H. n McCulloch. G. X. Hershey
o. Lindley, M. o. Gates, Fl. w
1,mpson' Iaui,' George r. Mathews. c. w.
Seiiin and l.. r. Redrup, of this citv
~ ~ frank Winders and c. A. Bond
OF Columbus.
me stockholders elected are Col
w b. Macssherry and J. G.. Hui
OF Pioche, Nev.. H. NJ. Rubens, DR..
a Rhu and J O. Markert of Ma
ron and DR.. A. II. Mccullough
and @ K Hershey of Mansfield,
Directors. Mansfield Shield.