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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06

y busy sessiiH u the ynited States
court was held yesterday. The Whit.
aker-Ray case, a suit instituted
against Z. Z. Roberts and the school
board for The nOn-paymenr Of q desi:
bill, claimed by the former TO be un.
just. was dismissed without preju-
dice by Judge F'arrington The desk
company will probably institute an
other suit.
The case Oh Pal Riley who 5:,c,: the
southern Pacific Company for $Zo.uoo
iCi' injuries received through carIesr-
ness while in their employ, was OF
aered dismissed. It is understood
that compromise vas effected Va.
''.een The parties in the case.
in the copartnership case OF Geo.
SINNERS Us. Nj. J, Monnet;e, =
F.. Hayes, et al. the defendants time
10 lake evidence was extended 10
October lst.
IL the case OF Bussell $. Knapp.
the remurrer was oyet.uied and the
Gt fendanJ gwen Ihrity lays III Which
10 answer.
In the case again ayes, brought
" ;he government, e.. lime was eA-
! Tended until the December rule day
for the plaintiff TO take evidence ~
j he case.
/ IL the district court the hearing i'll
! ,Iie bankruptcy proceedings aga.u~'
Vi NJ. Riley OF TOnOpah was set iol
| August 18th in this city. The or,sl
| 1al time was September 7th, but tn
our changed this yesterday and t!t
| rcdn.as Will appear he.,, on tnS
l7th
| Answers in the complaint of t.
| railroad companies suing the Ne
| ala railroad commission were f:let
y Attorl ey-General Stoddarl ant
| N.to1-ey Rartine.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06
MULTIPLICATION hrSTERT.

! government mathematician has
made the discovery that the number
li2.S57 possesses peculiar properties,
Ii We multiply it by any number up
10 SIX we arrive at products express
ed by exactly the same hsE.e dS
,nose in the original and in the same
order. except that different figure
leads each of the numbers resulting
from the duplication. With the
multiplication by six the oddness
stops. though the result of multiply
ing by seven gives the number $685..
999. Here are the results mentioned:
142 ,S57 multiplied by l is the same
1f2S57 multiplied by is 2S5,571.
142,S57 multiplied by 3 is 42S.571.
142,S57 multiplied by is 571,42S
142S57 multiplied ~ is 714.2S5.
1.2,S57 multiplied is G5-,1i2.
MreAIospeh Flat 8 visiting rela
tives in San Franci %.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06
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..~N YORK, Aug The A,t nt
els > assault on women AL hi.
q. i { j., grows ion ser IN ,u:, 1ty
and the pupulace is near q panic oSer
the 'u.iu.e OF the police TO cope Wl>1
tie l-uman brutes who are running
rampant in th:s cit.
Nine cases OF assault were !e-
ported TO the police department yes
terday Eight We're on children rang
ing from two years to five years and
one woman aged % was attacked by
two men, bur her screams brought
assistance and one OF the asaul ers
was arrested. Meetings we're neiA IN
several parts OF the city, some 3i' ~
eating the lynch law OF the south;
others calling On he state IN lula
for assistance and another body ask
ed that the case be put in the hands
of he federal authorities. One nun,
dred and nfty patrolmen will be ap-
pointed at the meeting Of the city
council tonight.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06
ust 18th.
YA'iEs ss.>ssis~,.s
Three T. . IL. = z. Q . :. :

4 special mec@nG oc The board oi
county commits ones was held Las
evening in the court house and con
siderable business wa transacted.
Among other things the board dcc:i-
ed to build three bridges over The
Carson river in this county. One at
Brunswick, another at the l!aher
ranch and also to rebuild The Nc
Tanaharan bridge which vas dos roy
ed by the floods OF last winter.
When the bridges are completed
he district to he east of The city
will be thrown open to The prospect
oes and operators and material can
be easily landed there. The cost 20
the county for these improvements
will probably reach :he $1,000 :@"s'-
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Is1dS Cure
for 73Gr2i-9. ,.@G.

CHICAGO. Aug, G.-Dr, Simon
Vleyrer, head OF tha Rockefeller IN
stitute of Medical Research, is On L-s
way from Europe to New York city
Or. Flexnor has been WORKING on a
cure for cerebro-spinal meu:n@it.s
ever since the death OF Rockefeller :
grandson from that disease and has
sent word 70 the oil magnate that he
has discovered cue for the hereto
fore incurabie malady. He will give
it to the medical world upon his ar
rival in New York
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S-a,9 oI Nesala,-A ptocIamat..l
by tne Governor.
I he IaE o. tl.s STATE has ordained
ana des4 4gnaued the G.st Monday OF
September n each year as Labor
Day', therhy giving It equal promi-
neuce with other days set apart, re-
spoc-ed and observed by cur people.
TINS distinction was evidently not
slowed for the purpose Of pander-
in& 10 the interests or preiudices Of
e-1y class O. occupation, for every
one IS supposed to labor il some "a
pac.ty. not only for his own inter
ests. bu. also Tor the public good
1t IS certainly apparent that the in
tent!0n is 10 honor labor Il ali puI,
suits, recognizing capital as : very
essential part, 20 be respected il III,
harmonious adjustment OF All differ
ences thar maE arise
Nov, therefore. ! respectfully in
yite the people OF HE State to give
due observance G the day by as
senblls together N friendly coun,
ell. and discus Ing conditions in 4
4 d.snassionare w" md not 10 be in
Cuc2ced by infamma.ogy aaaacne.
made by professional aGitator5 f-om
any saa-ce whatever. The differences
heretofore encountered have been
controlled and compromised "E.@aa.
,io,eace 10 human lie. This con
sa...r.ya method existing between
capital and labor has given conf,
da1ce in The future progress of re
vada beyond the proud position now
held. TO command respect, law and
order mus always control let u
continue to be just to each orEcr and
I'll viii prosper.
IN witness whereof { have hegeua-
to set my hand and caused the Grca.
Seal of State to be aaxed. Doae q.
Carson City, tbs Il day oc Au@o4e
1907.
John SPARKS, Governor.
Attest: ". G. Douglass,
Secretary Of State.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06
iMCG9pORATICM tiled

Ihis afternoon articles Of incor-
pora ion OF the KnickerbOcker min
ins company were filed with Clerk
Patterson. ". Z. Sharon, ]. ". Eek
ley. H. NJ Yerington, and T.. 3. Yer
ington are the directors
The principal Office Of the company
IS located at the Virginia < Iruckee
ailway depot in this city and L. b.
Yei.ngton will acl as resident agent
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06
COLORADO TRif.

Mrs. 4. Nj. WelleS and son HalSey,
who have been visiting in this city,
for several months will leave here
on August 18th for their home in
Denver They will go by way of Los
Angeles and will be accompanied by
Miss Emma Nanderleith. Miss Alice
Bryant and Z. D. - lderleith, whc
will make a trip-hrough the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06
TOWNSHIP MAY Sc lLlCGA,

The Churchill standard learns: on
the best OF authority that special
agent of the Interior Department. re-
Gently visited the camps OF Fairview
and Wonder to determine if possible
the honafidcnoss of the mineral loca-
tons upCn which the camps are
builded. According to our authority
the department at Washingtons is
holding that all placer locations are
held to be fraudulent unless actual
placer operations are conducted in
which event the present townsite Of
fairview would be illegal.
"A contest was recently held in
Goldfeld against the title of the land.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06
ri 1EsA3,I-l -xS5
EXAMINATIONS
5sla1kness in STUDY ano Lack o.
G,yE1CGG4gE- 5.SECgg Cause CE
Manly l. aEEuTeS


Ever since the eXamlAa ion II.
cnool teachers was held IA the sew
raj e.,.or.4s cf t,.s s.a., ..,1 ,.a ra.
- - ''-'-' 'i'' -'Io'' '--~~~ 'i-7 >---- -
.-o1 ""9 nnJ"ov l. 90 ID - e-4~
-ae7-4v--o auvn4-~,vd 70 ene a4'l .~e,4l-1
aere na4uer i4>A uadai, 14l'sI l~al4.
ii ,ue-n wee 4"ea,-ona on su2-eo>s
."&o wee not t~'uont III tne coMAou
-1A~1ia "a The stA,a, iha1 many OF
-'- GAo--lhaIol boards were unfair
sla nu-ileiouo c-4e- s,<t,eAl@Ato ~sa.-
:, .E5 The inIe- -ence nat ne board -
e4i.~ Anon ISSUED me questions this
yet- WITH -kc Il~d oil Allowing ;la IL.
-~5 possible 20 pass.
~Jhor papers have attempted to nd
ic1le tAe ycarl % p4.ling queatlu.e. :.
IL thc.. pubIicalans Jaat were ca III
- "a nave been 1z&ed and when
@-.. @-au OF 4 }uIaar nature.
re-l.y : column OF questions which
..er s..@1ea, a..4l3 be Gsel 4. the
ncz tuachcrs examinations. The
writer u tue same evidently attempt
q 10 tu i1nny, but as a wit he Is
- ahrala.. failure. iiCte Is a sam
pie c. one of the questions he sug-
iii, same level:
What Wi! be the erect Of man
a.inEin.. al once, four ,aH scaoonec rs
three dry Martinio,. tHo high-D;-lls,
So ~l-.co, branches, and an aDsinthe
,lasets? Why? Give an oral de-
lnoas,r~uon, barring profanity. Of
are2 of1ect, What is Il schooner?
When "ne considers that the school
is the greatest OF American institu-
nlss ANA "4G <.hitn should receive
the Individual support OF all the peU-
pc Jh1s attitude of the press OF this
sla,n becomes serious proposition.
representative % the appeal
called on 'roICaaCI Rim, S;atc Su-
per!ntendent Of Public instruction,
and chairman OF the state educational
board, TINS morning, and received a
copy 0f the questions that were ask
ed n t-% i1aj exam naC"A. Owing
,H 5a1 n@""y" ot 1"e5' .ons a#',t;' u
la.- e..aIni1ati|A l. - lM"14 4t'e i1
ul4AI them n tAlS paper. 2di }hey
VIA De Siaui| 51o"n 10 "a> "a3e Nc
WISHES to see hem.
IN speaking ot the number OF I'll
NI2S at the last examination 3D..
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VISITING HERE:.

Mrs. d. r. Sessions ani daughter.
Miss jeanette, are the guests of c
y. Noteware of this city. Ta"~ &r
rived from San t'raIcisca this ,-or2
ing
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06
MEDiCOS MEET.

The state board of medical exam
,ers held meeting in this city yes
e.day with Dr. s L. Lee
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06

Leslie SMALL departed for Yering-
on where he has an opportunity to
AXE the editorship and management
If new paper which is to be es-
ablished there.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06

B. H. Mcclure spent yesterday on
the Comstock.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06
MOVE TO PALO ALTO.

Miss Lillian Swift, accompan ed by
her mother Will leave for I'alo Alto
on the 18th of this month. where
Miss Swift will teach school
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06

John Ees of Markleville is snend
ing few days in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06
COUNTY CLAIMS.

Claims allowed by the Board o
County Commissioners at their reg
ular meeting held AUGUST 5, 1907.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-06
L--NE--f fi~

As lcportuI 9S --.3 o,a.e Bank and
.luaL A.Olli "a 4 :.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-12-26
sustaininn ii.. Ren,,tatin.

A story Is told of the Prince de Con-
u, whose reputation for cruelty stood
high. He was going to mass with
some ladies when his DaiIifr asked for
instructions concerning poaoher who
mad just been caught on the grounds.
'Give him 100 stripes and imprison
him In dungeon for two, years." ".
the answer
One lady. horror stricken. went
the balllT afierward. hut he onl
laughed In her face. Y
"The prince only said that to keep
up his reputation. His roynI highness
came to me directly after nass and
begged me TO see that the poor wretch
was oniy sent away from the nelghbor-
hood for two months and that his fam
lily was well looked after during bis
absence"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-12-26
CRUELTY IN PERSIA.
Queer Things About the People Of That
Queer Country.

Queer Things About the People Of That
Queer Country.
According to the authors Of ."Queer
Things About Persia" cruelty ID COM
mon there. The cxecutioper cuts
throats In a public square, and the
spectacle excites little interest. Grim
inals are sometimes crucifled and
sometimes walled up alive. Women
for certain offenses are cast headlong
from tower. The Persian Is a gem
tieman OF ,s,irI'assing courtesy and
politeness. bnt say these writer's: t'The
same man who drops rose petals under
your feet IN order TO make them avoid
the hardness of the road will not hest
tate to make you 81 Yer the most cruel
tortures. He delights ia the murnur
Of the riyulct in the. moonsliine. ,.but
the sound Of blood lowing from sn
open wound hps also for him It's fas
cinatlon. The sluging OF the nIghtin-
gale fills him with rapture In the
night. but he qiivprs with pleasure at
the cry OF pain from victim" Also
they affirm that lying Is an Institution
and no one condemns 1t. "Thc Persian
does not consider lie n sin. He
thinks that we have bad opinion OF
lying because we do hot know how to
lie. and " he shows an unbounded
confidence In everything the Europeans
say 1t Is chiefly because he thinks we
are totally devoid Of the gift"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-12-26

ReHeetions Of a. Jsi'sr Whose wife
Took z p souor'n Cate

UoUecttone OF Jcfler Wnoso WWo
Took Flscnor's cate.
Rather an o,i'-hpl story cones from
the criminal pr on ut warsaw A
bookkcerer NJ mod Sc,n,el.cr was
awaiting his tia lc;ng hired with
fraud. Az h's hc.;ltb was bad. his
family gent l;i::i many Il, tie delIcacies
unknown IN the prison fare. delicacies
which. no doubt, the head warder
shared with hi.H
One day. amonS other things. q huge
Iced cake appeared. rhe warder's
children were ford uf cake. aud 80 was
his wife They therefore determined
to keep half Of II for themselves. Their
surprise was great when upon apply.
Ing knife to the dainty II stuck Just
below the icing and refused to 40 any
farther
ut must be baked to cinder." said
Mrs. wardcr. liut her good man, sus-
pecting that something worse than
careless baking was responsible for
the cakes hardness. cut round the
sides and was rewarded by finding
revolver and seven cartridges buried
III tne pastex
When brought up before the authorl-
ties Schneider confessed that he had
intended to shoot his guardians and
escape from prison before his trial.
After ALL" said the warder pensively
when he told his story. honesty is not
always the best policy. If-my wife
had not cut into that cake I should
have been dead man by now. for
sleep hard."-Pall Mall Gazette.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-12-26

i55 transfers were assessed at 1863
per cent
II we are to have Justice in taxation.
some method must be found by means
OF which those who are overvalued
cen sScceed in requiring those who
are nndervalned to pay their fair
are of tayation
The Uniform Rule Of Taxation An
piled to Personal Property.
Re soma property paid 80 per cent
o. thc total tax collected in 1852 In
ID ~ it, paid ~ per cent. This shows
oss OF per cent. II is an undis-
puted fact that the relative value of
personal property to the value of real
estate is very much greater now than
In 1852. but the portion of total tax
paid Is 2 per cont less But this docs
no how the Whole truth. AT the
pc ct tire the personal property
Gu.i re includes Tie valuation of the
persC a l'rcpsrty of public service
corr, re tions. a form OF personal mr.. =,
erty tl'at did nol exist in 1852. TO
show the irue portion Of the total tax
now heir pGii by IL nersolai prop
cry u the saroe li1d as that tQ.ei
In 1872. Il ie nocoe sary 10 deduct .
personal o envy tax pail by pubiic
sei' ice corr ratio from to total
tax paid IN p'rsonai property
This calc ton has on " ade FOR
the corn 'es Of Ade MS Brown. Cuya.
hoga. Fra lkli1. Il cas-, Monroe ard
Montgoner and the following re.
suits apNcar:
Per ceat of t,tal tax paid by per.
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STATE eoAeD poEs NOT
EouALlzE.

II there be one thing more certainly
known about the state board Of equal
ization than anything else II is that II
dos no, squalize. After generation
Of effort some counties are still assess
ed at Sa 1-S per cent OF tho actual
value OF the property, some at 40 per
cent some so, and possibly some At
80, but not one at the full value rs.
quired BY law.
II will lie wise for the people to put
an end 10 this farce ny adopting the
constitutional amendments providing
for plaa Of taxation that VIII deprive
this ineffective board Of the fupction
Of equal ration. Sacramento (Cai)
upion, July "a. 1901,
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Never Eorsak. . . Friend.

Whatever happeas. never forsake a
friend When cpe:lIrs gather. when
sickness falls upon ilir heart. when the
world is dark nnsl cbeerless. IL the
time to try true friendship rhey
who turn from the SCENES of Distress
betray their hypocrisy and prove that
interest only moves them. II you have
a friend who loves yOn. who has stud
led your Interest und happiness. be
sure to sustain him In adversely. Let
him feel that his love was not thrown
away Real fidelity may be rare. hut
u exists In the heart They only deny
its worth and power who never loved
friend or labored to make q friend
ppy.-Exchangc,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-12-26

accumulation. This will be a direct
benefit to real estate. Land has great
est value upon which personal prop
erty OF greatest value can be induced
to locate This Is demonstrated by
custom, wiser and stronger than the
law, has permitted the greatest eva
sion OF the personal property tar, the
increase In the value Of real estate Is
greatest. The per cent Of gain in the
valuation of real estate from 1852 to
1905 In the counties named has been:
Per Cent Of Total
Tax Paid by
Personal Prom
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-12-26
Girls to 30 PltI.d.

] know OF many well to do middle
class families where the daughters.
haying received the education Of "a
naiy birds. are launched on sea OF
gatefy With u cargD Of pretty smiles
AMI fi"cks {" aptivate husbands. y
Lapd1n Madame
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-12-26
Riches cs Simplicity.

Poverty Is relative. Thousands who
call themselves poor would be rich on
their Incomes II they would abandon
u sense'ens and vulgar competition
with thefr neighhors and live more
simply London Truth. H
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Whsrs Il Fai,s.

Silence Ia go.tlen.'' remarked the
party with the quotation habit.
'Ierhups II is.'' rcjoined the con. Z
frary man. "but dentist has never
set bcen able to oil teeth with H.
Chicago News. lef
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-12-26

Assuming that selling value Is the
true value In money Of the property
sold. this exhibit proves that In these
counties from 49!7 per cent to 633
per cent OF the true value of real es-
valuation.
But this 10 not all that Is shown in
this exhibit. The statement OF an
Average is an Acknowledgement that
there were valuations below and also
above the average. To show the wide
variation In this respect, the two ex.
tremes may be taken. In Adams coun-
~. 191 transfers were assessed at an
average OF 11.3 per cent OF selling
value, while 121 transfers in the same
county were assessed at an average
of 1907 per cent.
u brown county, 7S transfers were
assessed At an average OF 1875 per
cent OF selling value. while rs trans
fers were assessed at an average or
111.6 per cent.
In Monroe county. 81 transfers were
esSessed at an average Of 1913 per
cent OF selling value, while SO trans-
sers ssr were asssssed at an average AZ
In Montgomery county, a. trans-
fery we're assessed at an average cf
1z.2 peF cant Of selling value. while
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-12-26

She declares they were msds for
one another"
How does she make that o0t ~.
He earns about the monthly amount
fhe'd IKE u spsnd. - Philadelphia hui
ietin. "a. W. 4 i.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-12-26
Personal
Real Estate erty.

1T VIII be observed that the per cent
or Increase IN the value Of real estate
Is greatest In counties where the eva
sion of taxation on intangible per.
sonal property Is practiced most ef-
fectively, and where there Is the
greatest development of public ser.
vice corporation property.
III being true that high tax rate
decreases. and low tax rate IN.
creases. revenue from personal prop
erty. the policy of undertaking. real
estate Is extremely unwise. This is
deronstr"toG by foe high tax rate in
tne counties shown 10 be undervalued.
4 The valuation cf all real estate on
lte grand duo,icate of the counties
.h'estigat" old be Increased by
TIC per cent which the transferred
eel estate is shown to be underval.
uou. the increased valuation with the
va'ua,icn of erso al property un.
r snPail world res n In a decrease
II tie tax rate as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-30

WASATCH LODGE NO. l. r. AND A.
M-Maeonic hall sec md Friday each
month. Members OF sister lodges and So
1ouTninE brethren IN good standing In
ylted Samuel c. Park. W. M; a. j.
Lowe. Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-30
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Little ChIer Mining & Milling company.
Principal place OF business. Salt Lake
City, Utah. Location Of ninos, Tlntio
district, Juab county Utah Notice Is
hereby given that at meeting of the
board II directors OF the Little Chief
Mining & Milling company. held on the
3rd day OF June, 1907 assessment No.
2s OF one "a cent per share. was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
issued and outstanding. payable immedi-
ately to James P. Driscoll secretary. OF
Mccormick 6 Co.'S bank, corner Main
and First South streets. Salt Lake City
Utah. Any stock upon which this as
sassment may remain unpaid on Friday
July S. 1907. Will be dermqucnt and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before. will be
sold on Tuesday. July 25, 1907 at Ia
o'clock noon, at the company's office.
room No. ia Mercantile block corner
Main and Third South streets. Salt Lake
City, Utah. TO pay the delinquent assess
ment thereon. together with the cost Of
advertising and expense OF sale.
JAMES P, DRISCoLL.
p463 Secretary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-30
Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that there will
be a special meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Jennie Gold Mining company on
Tuesday July 2 1907, al p. m, at 420
D, F. Walker building, for the
purpose OF determining whether the arti-
cles OF Incorporation shall be amended in
the following respects,
/. To. provide that the number Of
shares In said corporation shall be in
creased from 800, 900 to 500, 900.
2 To determine whether tho par value
Of said shares shall be Increased from 10
cents each 10 s1.00 each.
g. Whether the increase OF shares and
increase Of par value OF the capital stock
shall be fully paid by the increased value
OF the property OF the corporation since
original incorpora tion.
4 To determine whether the proceed
ings OF the Board OF Directors OF the
company since the last annual meeting
shall be ratified.
Said meeting is called pursuant TO an
order OF the Board OF Directors.
w w, BARTON,
Secretary Jennie Gold Mining Co.
Dated June II. 1907.