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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-19
LITTLE CHIEF MINING AND MILL.
ING COMPANY,
Salt Lake City. Utah.

Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the
above named corporation will be held al
the office thereof. room Number 233,
D. f. Walker building. Salt Lake City.
Utah. on the 3rd day of June, 1907. at
10 o'clock a. m, of said day for the
officers OF said company for the ensuing
year, In accordance with the provisions
Of the articles Of Incorporation thereof.
and for the transaction OF such other
business as may lawfully come before
said meeting,
Also for The purpose of considering the
articles Of incorporation of said company.
so that said article 13 shall read as fol-
lows
The first annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF said corporation. for the cleo
tion OF officers and for the transaction
Of such other business as may legally
Monday OF June 1899. at 1000 a. m. of
said day. at the general office of said
corporation in Salt Lake City, Utah, and
an o sag sss os tor OF the the
election OF officers and for the transac-
ton Of such other business as may legal
ly come before It. shall be had and held
OH the first Monday in June OF each
year, ar 1000 a. m. OF seid day. at the
general office of said corporation in said
Salt Lake City. Utah A representation
stock OF said corporation shall be neoes-
sary to legally hold any annual meeting.
or any stockholders meeting Of said cor
poration. either general or special The
officers OF this corporation shall he elect
ed by ballot, and the person receiving
o majority of the votes cast at such
meeting shall be held and declared elect
ed 10 such Offices respectively; provided.
that each stockholder shall be entitled to
cast one vote for each share Of stock
held by him, Representation by proxy
In writing. duly filed with the secretary
OF said corporation. shall be allowed at
all meetings OF stockholders. either gen
eral or special
JACCN MORITz. President.
J. OBERNDOaEER, Secretary,
Salt Lake City. May II, 1907. m11Sl
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BINGHAM MILL WILL
Be READY THIS WEEK
Markham GuIch Plant Is About
in Condition for Ac-
tive Work.

The present week should see an i'm
portant addition made to the Industrial
life of the Bingham camp in the opera
tion of the Markham Gulch plant that
is nearing completion Walter C. Orem,
manager OF the Utah Apex and the
Utah Development companies, stated
Saturday that the new mill will be in
readiness for operation some time with
IN the new week, and as everything has
been done with a view Of securing the
best that could be provided for the
plant, there is little doubt entertained
by those at the helm over the succ ess
Of the mill.
The Markham Gulch company's plant
will have an initial capacity of 200
tons of ore per day, and il was de
signed originally to handle such ores
of the Utah Apex aud the Red Wing
being sent into the channels of com
meTce. Both properties have been sub
jected 10 strenuous campaign of de-
velopment during the past two years,
and both have decidedly handsome
tonnage available for the plant when
it is ready to receive the same
The Utah Apex company has had the
advantage In eDcounfering large and
numerous bodies of high. grade copper
and lead ores, the same providing
generous income during the period Of
development and wait for the Markham
mill So the era of usefulnes for the
Utah Apex will be greatly emphasized
from and after the beginning of mill
work, while that of the Red Wing prop
erty Will have Just started
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GoLDFIELD CONSOLIDATED.
Company Will Build Mammoth Reduc
tion Plant at Goldfeld.

All Nevada and eastern Investment
circles are greatly interested IN an IN
terview recently given by George
Wingfield, the partner of Senator Nix
on, and one OF the heaviest stockhold-
ers in the Gold6eld Consolidated conf
pany, In view of the fact that there
has been considerable speculation re-
garding the plans cf the company, Mr.,
Wingfeld words come at a most op
portIne time. The dividend question
likewise has been debated for some
time, the company being considered on
the verge of proft-sharing from month
TO month
All these matters are made plain In
the interview given out in Reno by
George Wingfe1d, who says that the
Goldheld Consolidated Mines company
would in every probability not pay any
dividends during the year 1907, nor
will any high grade ore be shipped to
the slnelsers at Salt Lake. Mr.. Wing.
field said that the company is going
TO erect its own reduction plant in
and 100000, and that the mill will
have n capacity Of from 600 to 1000
tons day Mr. Wingfeld stated that
the eleven hundred thousand dollars
now in the treasures of the subsidiary
companies. Of which the Goldfeld Con-
solidlted Mines company is the hold
ing company. and which is available
for dividend purposes, would be needed
for the erection of the mill and TO
furnish the mines with proper equip
ment in the way of electrical hoists Of
greater horsepower than those now on
the ground, which are absolutely es.
sential before deep mining can be at
tempted.
Mr., WingGeld said further that the
net cost to the company for transporta-
tion and treatment charges of all ore
shipped TO Salt Lake for smelling was
$50 per ton, and that with the com
pany's own mill in operation. this work
would be accomplished at about 81 a
ton. The maximum production Of the
company is given at 1000 tons a day,
and by not shipping ore at this time,
Wingfeld declares that there is a net
saving of $4,000 day, which will be
realized to the stoc kholders as soon as
the mills are in operation on the
ground Mr.. Wing6eld estimates the
average value of the ores now blocked
out IN the workings OF the various
properties controlled by the merger at
$40 a ton.
The fact that no dividends will be
declared this year and that no sensa-
tional shipments will be made TO the
smelters IS accepted as n bear argu-
ment, and il is believed that the down
ward movement on the exchanges of
Goldfeld Consolidated shares has by no
means reached bottom, and that the de.
cline will continue. On the other hand,
the view is widely entertained in Gold,
field and Reno that as soon rs the
public understands the reason for the
decline in Goldfeld Consolidated. the
downward movement Of this stock will
cease TO affect the other GoId6eld is
sues which are not included in the mer-
ger. and that the latter will steady
themselves
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RUMOR IS HONER|NE
WILL LEVY ASSESSMENT
President Baird Does Not Deny
Such Course May Be
Pursued.

A report was current both Friday
and Saturday in mining and investing
circles, that the officials of the Homer.
inc company were contemplating an
assessment, for the purpose of more
quickly placing the organization out of
debt. This report gained such credence
that the stock, which has been rather
active of late, around eighty cents n
share, rapidly went down to as low as
sixty cents share, while on the ex-
change Saturday morning II was offer
ed at fifty cents, with no buyers.
George A. Baird, president of the Hon
crime company, is III the city at the
present time from his Chicago headquar-
ters, and The Tribune asked him Satur'
day regarding the assessment rumor to
establish it's truth or falsity.
Mr. Baird stated that the directors
had not levied IN assessment up to that
time, but he intinated that such
thing was among the list of ways in
raising funds that might be selected
by the management. He would not
state, however, whether the directors
would or would not levy an assessment.
The Honerine, it is understood, has
months past, and a Block has been
chopped off from the debt that is gen
orally thought to be a substantial one
in size The debt itself, however, is
no small matter, and the recent acct
dent to the mill machinery, by which
the plant was put out of commission,
has delayed matters more than the
management could have foretold.
A great many friends of the Homer
inc property are optimistic regarding
the future Of this mine. A great deal
of the stock, however, was purchased
at prosperity prices, a year or more ago,
and an assessment would be most un-
welcome incident at this time. unless
the demands are imperative for the
step to be taken. Mr.. Baird will leave
for the east today.
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NEVADA BONANZA COPPER COM.
PANY.

Notice OF stockholders annual meeting
for the purpose OF amending the ar
ticles of incorporation, electing board
of directors, and other lawful business
that may properly come before said
meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Nevada Bonanza Copper company. a cor
poration Of the State of Utah. Will be
held at the general office Of the corpora
ton at No. l53 Main street. Salt Lake
City. Utah. on Tuesday. June 11,h, 1907
ut 10 o'clock p. m. Of said day for the
purpose of electlng a board OF directors
OF said company for the ensuing year, In
accordance with the provisions of the ar
ticles OF incorporation thereof. and the
transaction OF such other business as
may lawfully come before said meeting,
the articles of Incorporation of said com
pauy; and II the stockholders shah so
vote. then Of amending said articles of
lncorporatlon by amending Article VIII.
thereof, The nature of the proposed
change or amendment Is as follows to-
Wit To increase the capital stock OF
said corporation from 100000 shares to
2. 100 600 shares; 10 receive. purchase
take and hold In full payment OF and for
said increase OF said capital stock. Ger
tain mining properties. and 10 place in
the treasury OF said corporation an addi-
tional Tl0. 600 shares thereof,
Also to ratify and approve the action
OF the board of directors, and Its execu-
tive committee, in all matters relating 10
the Increasing of the capital stock of the
corporation, and the taking ana receiving
OF additional mining properties therefor,
as done at the directors meeting ON May
10th. 1907, according TO the record thereof.
BY order of The board OF directors
Dated Salt Lake city. Utah. May 18th,
FREEMAN MoRNINGsTAR.
WALTER C. TuTTLE,' 49,
Secretary.
Date of first publication May IG. 1907.
mi m
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Mining Notes.

President Tony jacobson Of the Co
lumbus Consolidated company returned
Friday evening from the property at
Alta,
Manager Will Goss OF the White Alps
company is in the city on company busl.
ness from the group at Rosebud
NJ. II, Hennessey, well known TO all
Utah and Nevada mining circles, was
out Saturday for the first time in
weeks. Nh Hennesscy has been in the
hospital for seven months, he has been
operated on three times during that
period, and he stated yesterday that
he was going TO win out vet Every.
one hopes so, and thinks so, too
Superintendent j. II. Turner of the
Inlay company OF Humboldt county
writes the local Offices OF the company
that he is cutting the station on tho
200 level and that everything al the
mine looks better and brighter than
ever before. Mr.. Turner is more than
enthusiastic over the prospects, and
bases his optimism upon the present
showings Of ore in the workings of the
property,
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tai stock OF the corporation, payable i'm
mediately 90 F. NJ. Orem, secretary. at
the Offices Of the company. 205- sos Auer-
bach building, Salt Lake City. UCah,
Any stock upon which this assessment
day Of June. will be delinquent and adj
vertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before viii be
sold on Saturday, the Goth day OF June
1907. at one O'Clock p. M, TO pay the
delinquent assessment. together with the
cost of advertising and expense Of sale.
F.. NJ. OREM, Secretary.
So5-30s Auerbach Building. Salt Lake
City. Utah. m1O9S
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inch of Unoccupied
ii Can Be Secured
for Miles.
rs is
BACK FROM CAMP
Is Making
Ieadway With Its
elopment Work.

last few months the Duck
3ction of White Pine coun-
has presented such an at
ing for the prospector that
ich of unoccupied ground
those who are to come.
'eturned Saturday morning
ness trip to this section,
proper, he states, is all Of
uiles in length, and from
the other, everything is
hose having properties for
N extremely high, and un-
,tice moro moderation they
Q welfare of the district
than its real merits will
went to Duck Creek for
Of looking over the prop
Steptoe Lead and Copper
Salt Lake organization in
Interested. Mr.. Davis said
lat the initial reason for
to ascertain whether or,
erty contained in part a
rmation along with the
has been established, he
e general formation con
les of veins in the quartz
The largest of these
as the Steptoe property is
tcrops for a width of fifty
rs been sent for fifty feet
pfain, and q crosscut run
et upon the vein disclosed
p. From the face of the
mpany has driven a winze
eighty feet, each inch of
tes Mr. Davis, being in
has increased the force at
and greater depth will be
fast as men can do the
meantime, the company
fecting all the necessary
the use Of the men en-
is ore bins are an essen
+, these accessories will be
p. One interesting devel.
I'd as the work has been
that the coarser- grained
veu place to steel galena
rlue and appearance.
been several deals late.
'feek property, and on all
Evis saw miners doing de-
york. One strong crowd
has secured a group Of
aims, and upon organiz-
py will begin work upon
,aee. Mr.. Davis looks for
flsfactorv results yet this
plores the fact that prop.
re held so high by the
Steptoe property is about
rom the smelter at Nc.
er place, says Mr.. Davis,
luite an interesting ap.
pch work is under way.
sad from the smelter site
mines. fully twenty-five
has been about complet-
for the new town of Elv
ne a busy and successful
nifty.
Mr.. Davis desired to EN-.
hat is the Salt Lake busi-
slept upon his rights as
concerned. Ogden has
d secured a great volume
's, but Salt Lake has not,
ptly does not enjoy the
that its position and ad-
and. Mr., Davis was told
re is not soliciting Ely
that Ogden is, so the lat
top. All trains running
crowded to overlooking,
1ulte scuffie, states Mr.,
Are hotel accommodations
arrives,
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ASSESSMENT NO. 23.

New Red Wing Mining company. Lo-
cation OF principal place OF business 300
30S Auerbach building; Salt Lake CITY.
Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at n meet
ing OF the directors held on the nth day
or May, 1907 an assessment of two cents
(2c) per share was levied upon the capi-
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And In accordance with law and an
order Of the board OF directors. made on
the Sth day Of February, 1907, so many
shares of each parcel Of such stocks as
may be necessary VIII be sold at public
auction at room 413 Herald building, Salt
Lake City, Utah, on the 2Sth day of May
1907. al 1 o'clock p. m, 10 pay the do
linquent assessment thereon. together
with the cost OF advertising and expense
of sale. f. /. GARDNER,
Secretary Moro Gold Mining Company
Salt Lake City, Utah. nlS4S
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

ButlerLiberaI Consolidated Mining
Company Principal place of business,
Salt Lake City, Utah. Location of mines
Bingham. Utah.
Notice; There arc delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. s, of one cent (lc) per
share, levied on the Suh day of April
1907, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders
as follows:
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Little Chief Mining and Milling COM
pany- Principal place of business. Salt
Lake City, Utah. Notice There are de-
linquent upon the following described
stock. on account of assessment No, 81.
OF one % cent per share. levied April
18th, 1907. payable on or before May 14th,
1907. the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders. as
follows.
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NOTICE
To Stockholders Of the Wasatch Kins
Mining ComDany:

You are hereby notified that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF tho WA
satch King Mining company VIII be held
street. Troy, New York. Tuesday. lime
H. at ? O'Clock p. m. for the purpose OF
clcctng five directors and the trarsac
ton OF such other business as NAV pron
erly come before said meeting.
JOSEPH \, LEGGETT. President
Dated. Troy. New York. May C. 1907
In960
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And in accordance with law and an or
der OF the Board Of Directors made on
The Sih day Of April, 1907, SO many shares
OF each parcel OF such stock as may he
necessary VIII be sold at public auction
ct the office of the company. at 600 Auer-
bach Bldg. Salt Lake City Utah on
Saturday. the 1st day OF June. 1907. at
l;3O O'Clock y. m, 10 pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
cost Of advertising and expense Of sale.
r. M ORE1i, Secretary.
m15GS
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Moro Gold Mining company. Principal
place OF business, salt Lake City, Utah.
described stock, on account OF an as
sessment levied on the Sth day OF Febru-
airy, 1907, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective share
holders, as follows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-19

And in accordance with law and an or
der Of the board OF directors made on
the 18th day OF April 1907 so many
shares of each parcel of stock as may lie
office. No IG1 South Main street, Salt
Lake City, Utah, on Thursday May goth
1907. ut ~ o'clock noon. 10 pay the de-
linpuent assessment, together with the
cost OF advertising and expense OF sale
j. ORERNDORFER
Secretary.
No, l61 South Main street Salt Lake
City, Utah. ml5l7
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s MINING STOCKS,
re Shipments.

sampler released the fol
OF cars Of orc Saturday;
idas, 2; Idaho, /. =
Brunton sampler re.
ioiiowIng; Nevada, 2;
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. and Bull;on

|o bullion receipts for Sat.
Ypy Mccormick & Co, were
ore. $4,000; bullion,
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jamestown Exposition rates will be
in effect via the Oregon Short Line
May 10, and daily thereafter. Long
Line agent for full particulars.
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Metal Market

|. <.f1guotations for SATURDAY.
T';CornIck & Co.. wern as
90 Hc: lead, $500:
P|'fs' 24e; copper catholics.
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Music in our Grill Room from G to
every evening. Royal Cafe.
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CISCO MiniuQ StnrLu

.isCO. May 1s.-The off
|ptations for mining stocks
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
NJ 'GRAW WANTS TO
SIGN FIGHTERS
Giants Manager Refuses Star College
TWirer a Trial Because He
Didn't Care for Mixing
Game

NEW YORK, June Eff you can't
fight you can't play on my team"
These were the words of Manager Nc
Graw to young Pitcher Debut of the
Notre Dame college nine. Recently
McGraw discovered that Debut was
pitching the best college ball in the
country. McGraw chased after the
young fellow Immediately. He liked his
build and speed and asked:
Are you a good fighter?"
"I care nothing about the fighting
game" said the young athlete. Il want
to play baseball and think can make
good in the big league"
You can't make good if you don't
fight replied Muggsy. You had bet
ter come and join our club. If you
cannot fight much now, you will soon
learn, for L have several fellows on the
team who are excellent mixers and I
guess they can teach you."
But 1 don't want to fight" per-
sisted the student. II want to be
baseball player"
"You may find some club that will
give you a trial. but you cannot play
on my team until you are fighter"
The discussion ended there and young
Debut went back to the college team to
finish the season.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
GOOD FISHING
IN PAST WEEK
MANY CATCHES REPORTED
FROM CATALINA ISLAND
Sport Was Also Enjoyed at Local
Beach Resorts-Many Fisher-
men Leaving for Summer
Camping Trips

Last week was a record breaker for
fishermen at many of the beach resorts,
and several of the best catches of the
season were reported.
From Catalina come stories of catches
of black sea bass, yellowtail and barra-
cuda which cause local rod and reel
sportsmen to pull out their tackle and
examine the date book. The water Is
usually quiet at this resort and during
the week numerous fishermen have
been seen before the wind came up
each morning plying their art and en-
joying themselves to the utmost. Troll
ers for yellowtail also played In good
luck, and a number of good sized
beauties have been brought to Los An
geles as a result.
Redondo has been another point OF
interest during the week. From mack
erel fishermen and hand-liners catches
of as high as hundred "cornfeds''
have been reported. Many of these
fish have been as much as a foot in
length. Several local fishermen have
paid night trips to this beach, returning
on the last car with a fine mess for
breakfast The best bait for the mack
erel is the mackerel steak, cut from
the side of the first ones caught. There
have been good many catches during
the week with the Tap fly halt. the
fish rising to 1t If 1t is sunk and Jerked
AS is usual when the mackerel are
running there have been some yellow
tail and a few halibut taken by hand
liners. Surf fishing has been unusually
good at Redondo, and the wfarves at
the beach town have been lined with
fishermen seeking the little fish each
day.
At Port Los Angeles there has also
been good fishing, especially during
the last four days. number of yell
lowtail have been caught and it is
probable quite few will be landed
today, as the sardines are still rum
ming near the long wharf.
A number of fishing and camping
parties have been organized to visit
lakes and camps near Los Angeles for
a few days visit Several local men,
among them Frank Meadows and
George Holmes, left for Cold Brook
camp last night, and will remain there
for a week.
During the week a number of local
residents have arranged to go to Lake
Tahoe to pass their vacation. This
resort is a favorite one for residents
Of Los Angeles and each year scores
visit there. The fishing is always good,
with the additional charm of boating
to compensate for the long trip.
Another resort which is proving pop
ular is Del Monte, and probably more
persons will visit there this summer
from Los Angeles than ever before in
the history of the resort. Salmon, bar
racuda and yellowtaH are caught in
great numbers in Monterey bay, and the
average fisherman has wondrous tales
to tell of his successes on his return
from this place. In addition to the
fishing there is boating and swimming,
as well as golf grounds, tennis courts
and baseball grounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
ANOTHER INELIGIBLE is
MADE CAPTAIN AT PENNSY

PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-Pennsyl-
vania has again elected to office an in
eligible man. Fennel, who has already
played four years of college ball. has
been elected captain of next years
baseball team, and it is now up to the
university athletic committee to refuse
to ratify the election. Fennel entered
Cornell in the fall of 1902. After ILL
ness during the winter he went to
Pennsylvania. In 1903 he made the
scrub eleven and the following spring
played baseball and figured on the
track team. He also played regularly
in 1905, 1906 and this year.
1t is peculiar that ineligible captains
have been elected for several years at
Pennsylvania. "Blondy" Wallace in
1901, Marshall Reynolds in 1905, Vincent
Stevenson in 1906 and Ralph Zane in
1905 were elected captains OF various
teams or the crews and were later GUST
ed by the faculty on various causes of
ineligibility