The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-20

international Smelling 4 refining
Co. are associated with The largest
and best known industrial mining
and financial institutions IN the
country as The following list 81 DIR
ectors viii testify;
Thomas AZ. Cole. OF the so-calied
cole-Ryan group OF copper proper
ties. which have an annual prodhc-
lion of nearly 2o0.0o0.o0o pounds
OF copper. John d RYAN, Managing
Director of The Amalgamaied Con-
per CO. and Identified with the Cole
RYAN properties Charles +
Brooker. President of the American
Brass co. and head of many other
large covper consuming concerns IN
this country. Urban II Bronghton.
General Manager of the United Met
ais Selling Co. which Is The selling
agent for copper mines having a pro
duction of close 10 6oo .eee ,ooe
pounds OF copper Il year. a inquire
equivalent TO considerably more than
one-half of the annual copper pro-
duetion of the United States.
Adolph Lewishohn, president of the
United Metals Selling Co. and Vice
President of he Utah Consolidated
Copper Co + {. Converse. a Dir
ecfor of the United States Steel Cor
poraiion. Allis-Chalmers Co. Inter
national Nickle Co. National Tube
Co. Liberty National Bank. Bankers
Trust Co. and other numerous finan-
cial institutions. Thomas Morrison.
Director OF the United States Steel
Corporation {. \. Conglon. indnt-
tidel with The Amalgamated grocp
of mines. G H. Sabin. President OF
the National Copper Bank Dennis
oheely. Identified with prominent
western business enterprises, and un-
nil recently a director aud member OF
the executive committee of the Amer
lean Smelling K Refining Co. ".
D. Thornton, President of the Greene
Consolidated Copper Co. and asso-
ciated with other large mining enter
prises. Charles y King. New Jer-
sey representative of the corpora
ton.
The International Smelling a
Refining Co. Is now a combination Of
smelling and refining properties and
its capitalization represents actual
investment. dollar for dollar either
for new construction or the acquisi-
tion of other properties With new
and modern methods and a manage
ment with years of experience. share
holders would be justified in looking
forward 10 substantial returns in the
way OF dividends.
A great part of this country :
wealth is in its mines There are
few companies starting ont under
such favorable conditions. and under
any reasonable circumstances it is
bound 10 reap substantial profits
from the great development in the
mining enteryrlses OF this country
Canada and Mexies. during the next
ten years.
The floating supply OF Inter
national Smelling a Refining stock
Is very small, for the 100000
shares outstanding. d large amount Is
held by the United Metals Selling
Co. and the Utah Consolidated Cop
YER Co. Il is understood that the
former company alone holds 600
shares. In this connection. It Is in
teresting 10 note that the United
Metals Selling stock. underWritten at
500 a share has more than trebled
in value since issued and dividends
are being paid therein at the rate of
$50 a share a year, notwithstandin z
the present comparatively low price
of copper
Having obtained the foregoing in
formation from what We regard as
reliable sources We believe II to be
correct and that International Smelt-
ing d Refining stock purchased
around present prices. promises sub
stantial returns 10 the investor not
only in the way OF dividends. but
by increase In market value as we'll.