The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-16
THREE STOCKS
JUST LISTED
Mountain Lake Ex., TintiC En-
pire and Camp Bird Passed
Muster Yesterday.

Three more companies listed their
stocks on the Salt Lake exchange yes
terday. making eighteen new listings
since the first of the year. The re-
quired 500 listing fee in every instance
has been paid, and the required at
tested statements from the officers of
the companies have been received, con-
sidered and fled for reference in the
archives of the exchange.
The three stocks that will be called
for the first time this morning are the
Mountain Lake Extension company
the Tintic Empire company and the
Camp Bird Mining company. None of
these is producing, but the statements
filed by each company shows that each
organization has valuable property,
good equipment, and is in good shape
financially. And these are the main
things which go to make mines of pros
poets.
The Mountain Lake Extension COM
pany is capitalized for 1000 coo shares
par value 10c. j William knight is
president OF the company; L. o. Frick
secretary, and II. c. Edwards, treas
urer. The treasury stock consists CT
200, 900 shares. 5000 shares of which
have been sold under option, with a
first substantial payment made. though
none of it has been issued. and will not
be until final payment is made on the
purchase price. There is S1171.46 II
the treasury. and five men are en-
ployed at the property under the su-
perintendency of Louis A. Christina.
The property consists of nineteen
claims. lying between the Mountain
Lake and Pittsburs groups in Little
Cottonwood and American Fork mining
districts. Fourteen claims are patented
and five are in process of patenting.
The development consists of 500 feet of
tunnel work. 200 feet of shaft and sew
enty feet of raises. No ore has yet been
opened up. The surface improvements
include "a boarding house. blacksm tn
shop, etc. while all necessary tools for
mining are included in the equipment.
The Tintic Empire is a new company.
organized only a month or so ago. 81
operate six claims adjoining the East
Tntic Consolidated on the south. a
contract for the first 100 feet of tunnel
work has Just been awarded and seven
men are employed in running it. 1t is
one of the really promising prospects
of the east side Of Tintic. 1t is cap
italized for 100000 shares, par Toe.
The treasury stock consists OF 100000
shares. and 10000 shares of this has
been sold. There is $500 in the COM
pany'S treasury, and its total indebt-
edncss s only $500. The ground is 10
Gated within a mile of the railroad, and
good equipment is owned. 3. II. Bull
bck is president of the company. and
T. A. Smoot is secretary and treasurer
The company's ground is right in the
midst of the live zones on the east side
of the district and substantial results
are counted upon during the present
season.
The other listing is the Camp Bird.
with fifteen claims in the American
Fork district. 1t has the usual 1.UUOOSt
shares. and 100000 treasury stock. The
par is sc. and 1928 shares of the treas
urv stock have been sold. There is
81 .263 in the treasury, and no debts
AGAINST the company. Alonzo Billings
is president and Robert Anderson sec
retarv and treasurer. Development
consists of 270 feet of tunnelinG and
sixty-foot shaft. IL is estimated that
there are I C00 tons of iron ore. carry
ing lead, silver and gold, in sight The
property is twenty-one miles from
railroad with a dovn-hill pub. me
prospects OF making d good mine IN this
ground are considered excellent.