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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
ELY resurrection
IN FINE ORE BODY
Five Feet in Bottom of It's Shaft
Shows Values of $50
a Ton.

Strong Improvement IN the smart o.
the Ely Resurrection Copper company
where sinking was recently resumed, is
reported to Manager George R. Ray
mond. The shaft is being sunk on nve
feet Of ore, which runs about $50 a ton
in copper, gold, silver and lead. sam
pies OF the ore sent with the report bear
out the statements Of the mine foreman
and show a product which indicates
peTmanency.
The Ely Resurrection company IS get
ting its affairs in form for conducting
a systematic campaign Of development
of its large estate, which is one of the
most promising on the northern end OF
the Ely mineral beta section which
is now in great favor with Ely experts.
ARRANGEMENTS have been effected,
Manager Raymond said yesterday, to
renew for one year the pool Of the is
sued stock which expires December ..
Only one holder is outside the pool. He
owned originally a block Of $4,000 shares,
but he has been dispOsing of his hold
ings for what they would bring on the
local market. The treasury stock of the
company is to be listed the first Of the
year on the New York curb, and with
plans completed for financing the pro-
iect for large operations, it is expected
to be one Of the strong Ely issues.
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Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at a meeting Of the board Of directors
of the Gordon Mining and Milling com
panv. held at Salt Lake City, Utah, on
Friday the 12th day Of November. 1902,
an assessment of two dollars per thou
sand shares was levied on the capital
sfocz of said corporation, issued and OUT
Standing. payable ia two installments,
namely: One-half of said assessment pay
ahIe en- or before the s9tn day Of De-
cember. 1903, and the remaining portion
al ssid assessment payable on or before
fine 18th day OF January, 1870 20 A. s.
Fowler. secretary Of said corporation, at
bfz office. No. 2l8 South Main street,
salt Lake City, Utah. ANY stock upon
which said assessment or any portion
thereof shall remain unpaid on the 18th
dav Of January. 1910 VIII become deliu-
0uent and. unless payment IS made be-
fore. viii be advertised for sale and 60
many shares Of each parcel Of such stock
as may be necessary viii be sold on SAT-
urdav the 9Th day Of February, 1910, at
3 o'clock D. M. of said day, at the office
Of the secretary, No. Z8 South Main
Street. salt Lake City, Utah. to pay the
said assessment. costs Of advertising and
i expeIse Of sale. A. S. row LEE.
Secretary of the said Gordon Aiming and
Milling Company.
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SHORTS MAY HAVE
ANOTHER TARTAR
Uncle Sam Gives Signs of Be-
ing Live Wire-COlumbuS
Is Yet Strong.

Has the talent been caught mapping by
Uncle Sam Consolidated? That stock
sold short extensively yesterday, and
yet during the day came news from the
mine that the recent strike IN new ground
had opened 70 seven feet Of shipping ore.
And surface indications were that insio-
ers were quietly taking all OF the STOCK
that was offered short, with some Deslusa
for good measure. 1870. -
For some months past, on account OF
the continued good showing in the older
portions of the mine and the regularly
with which the company mas De6n cVlllL5
I'D with dividends, Uncle Sam STOCK mas
held pretty firm at soc to 59c. A Week
ago a strike OF a foot OF ore IN new
place was reported. bat 1t had no eL!ect
on the market Toward the emo or last
week the price sOftened, apparently from
indifference; on Friday It sold as low as
47c, and some Of the wise bears eYidentIy
took that as an indication that II was d
weak member which by judicous snort
ing could be forced down Indefinitely
Their initial steps toward turning an
honest nenny IN maj way had 10 sooner
been taken than il became known thas
the new strike had developed into Booo
start toward one OF the best InlhSs lIs
mine has ever had What ERECT tnat
news will have upon the market ana the
shorts viii from now until Monday morn
/ ing be a subject of interested speculd-
ton. The stock sold Saturday at aye 70
columbus Consolidated provided fur
/ ther proof that it is not out of the run
ming, by selling from S1.55 to Sl6212, clos
/ ing at 160 II was forced as low as
| 81 4215 Friday, after having been reason
ably steady throughout the week, ano
/ recovery from the bear raid appeared tC
| be merely a matter Of the bull element
I taking notice Colorado, Iron Blossom
and Sioux Consolidated. inclined 70 weak
/ ness during the week, closed yestefoaS
| near the low marks for the period
! Prince Consolidated sold down TO 81, Lit
! tie Bell displayed some new activity a
/ s.. 57Ib to SLIGO Grand Central, on &c
4 count of continued good showing III tn
/ mine and dividend prospects, held clos
4 TO 81 50. Lower Mammoth sold at sc u
/ sic, a gain Of about 20 per cent the las
/ week, due to improved mine conditions.
/ Total number Of shares sold, 4S,432i val
ma. S9.TS52O. Totals for the week, 5bS, 5J
1 shares OF the value Of S1S4,69S
/ Closing quotations and the days sales;
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UNCLE SAM STRIKE
IS MUCH Larger
New Ore Body Opens to Seven
Feet of Shipping Pro-
duct.

Seven feet Of ore which shows values OF
30 per cent lead, so ounces in silver and
$500 IN gold was the size yesterday OF the
latest strike IN the Uncle sam mine,
The strike has been growing fapluly.
When General Manager John Dern q week
ago released the Information that some
fhinE new had been unearthed IN Uncle
sam which looked encouraging, that some
thing was In the form of u inches OF
nav ore. IN drifting upon II since Inat
time IL has opened to race or seven
feet of a handsome shipping product,
The discovery Is opening an entirely new
ore country Of rich promise. 1t IS Iur-
ther west than anything that has o6en
opened before and is in different ore
channel from that tn which recent opera
lions have been carried on. 1t was IOuh9
30 a drift which was driven westward
from the top of raise from an ola stole
Do the Humbug workings.
Both of the other ore bodies IN Whlch
the Uncle Sam people have been WORK
inc for some time. are making their usual
DrOd- lotion, and, if anything, are looking
betfer than ever The outlook fOT the
mine has never before been so good the
resources in sight and prospective nave
never been so great, Had strike IKE
the one lust recorded been made Two
wears ago when the public was IN spec
ulatiVe mood. it would have created m
tense excitement on the stock market ana
otherwise In contrast to what would
Have taken place then, Uncle sam yester-
day sold lower than it had sold Tor some
time before.
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Notice Of Application to DlsIneorpo-
rate.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial district. in and for Salt
Lake county, state of Utah. IN the matt
ter Of the application OF the Hero Ne
vada Mines company TO be disiucorpor-
ated. Notice Of application to disinc0r-
pOrate.
Eotice is hereby given that the Hero
Nevada Mines company, a corporation
formed under the laws OF the state OF
TTfah. has presented to the Third District
court OF Salt Lake county, Utah, a Pc
titi0n praying to be allowed TO disincOr-
norate and dissolve, and that Friday, the
s1st dav Of December, A. ID. 800, at 10
a'clock a. m, or as soon thereafter as
counsel cen be heard has been appointed
~ the time. and the court room OF tho
Honorable G, W. Morse, city and county
place at which said application win be
heard.
the scar affixed, this oath day Of NOvem-
bar A. D. 1853
oo- MARGARET ZANE WITCHER,
(geaO Clerk
Nv Fred C. Bassstt. Deputy Clerk.
/ Hanson & Carlson Attorneys for Pet-
J f9rnuW-
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Notice Of Assessment No. 2.

PALMYRA GOLD & COPPER MIN
ing Co, principal place Of business,
sa7t lake City, Utah, Notice is hereby
Tfven that at a meeting of the directors
Reld on the gath day of November, 1903,
an assessment OF two 90 mills per
share was levied on all the issued and
outstanding shares OF the capital stock
of said corporation, payable immediate
~ ia the secretary OF the company at
room 8. 1873 So. State st., or by mail
ia p. D. Box No. 1854, salt Lake city,
TTfeb. ANY stock upon which this assess
rnenf NAV remain unpaid on We'd
Desdav. December 20, 1909, VIII be de-
iiU0usut aud advertised for sale at
bubble auction. and unless payment is
made before, viii be sold on Wednes-
day, January 18th, 1919, at 1880 2. m
all the comDany's office, room 81 138 So,
state st. Salt Lake City, Utah, to pay
lie delinquent assessment together
with the cost Of advertising and eX-
J. ". CARLSON, Secretary,
salt Lake City, Utah.
Office, room 9, 1873 So. state street.
First publication Nov 81. 1903.
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GOLDEN CHAIN TO
Be SOON OPENED
Drifting in Progress From Ajax
Shaft-Grand Central to
Pay Dividend.

The Golden Chain Mining company has
taken complete charge of the Ajax work
ings, which It recently purchased, and is
conducting active operations. Drifting
for the Golden Chain ground is IN prog
ress on the sOO-foot level. aside from de-
velopment work in the lower levels Of the
Ajax shaft. which is LOO feet deep.
The Ajax property was purchased on
the basis Of $4,000 valuation, or 80 cents
a share for the issued stock OF the Ajax
Company. Holders Of Ajax sock have the
option OF taking cash at that rate OF
stock OF the Golden Chain company snare
for share As to the outlook Tor the
Golden Chain, Manager 9. r, Loose, VINO
was in the city yesterday from FfoFo'
spoke charaoteristically.
'That its estate is on the Grand Central
Mammoth ore zone is pretty Wei estao-
lished," he said; the ground shows IL
Nearly everyone knows what the posi-
bilities of that zone are at depth Inc
people who are backing Golden Chain
have put their money In it. that's the
best argument 1 know OF that they De-
Grand Central viii undoubtedly pay a
dividend in December, Colonel Loose salo
further. '@The stockholders rather looh
| for something of that kind at christina
/ time" he explained. 81 can't say that i
will mark the resumption OF regular uiVl-
dend payments by the company. but ue-
velopments at the mine are progressing
/ satisfactorily. Grand Central viii be. pay
/ ing dividends regularly later on II mo-
/ row"
| The ore continues to show up well Of
/ the 450-foot level Of the Sioux Consoll
dated mine, the colonel said. The ore Il
not so high grade as the best or that OF
| the 400 level, but 1t is shipping grade anC
| there appears to be a great deal OF It.
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Samuel Newhouse left yesterday for
Europe, in response to a cablagram ad-
vising him that the condition Of his
brother, Mott NewhOuse, is very much
worse. Mr.. EewhOuse goes to Europ
at this time prepared for an Indefinite
STAY. il being likely that his services WI
Be required there for several months &c
look after his brothers affairs.
A two-foot body OF low grade silver
conner ore has been encountered on Che
2OO-foot level Of the Gruth mine, lH Eas
Tintic The Importance Of the find is en-
HANGED by the ore being overlaid with {
large body Of lead-stainsd tale. II has
been determined TO sink TO lie 5J0-foo
level to drift under the new ore BODY tn'
200 level being apparently at its apex.
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NORTH UTAH STRIKE
DEVELOPS STRONG

The strike recently made in the Tough
rononanv's Bingham estate Is proving 70
be important When first encountered
the ore body was about one foot VIDE
since that time the drift has been eX-
- feef az ore. which averages 10 per
cent lead. The new ore body is entirely
independent of anything that has been
ope1ed i'm the Liberal section ana the SIT
uation is affoTding Manager W. D. BONN
not q little encouragement
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bingham MINES
SPRINGS SURPRISE
Ohio COpper'S High-GTade
Veins viii Swell Com
pany'S Profits.

Some Of these days the public wiz
awaken to the fact that Bingham IS IN
its infancy as a mining camp. me at
tention which it has drawn the last teW
years has been that attracted by Us
reputation as the pioneer producer OF
ioW-graoe pOrphyry ore. It's future mas
been judged by the cold figures when
describe the great low-grade ore Doolss
Of the Utah Copper, Boston ConsolidaI-
ed and Ohio Copper: While the Wealth
of production thus assured is something
staggering, it is a fact that the posi-
bilities OF encounteTing bodies of high
grade ore in connection with or dlsas-
ISOLATED from the big deposits OF low
grade ore has been almost entirely IOst
sight Of.
Estimates Of the production to be
made by the Ohio Copper company Tor
example, have all been based upon the
minimum average contents Of its great
body Of lOW-grade ore, the average
| being around 1,S per cent copper. Nc
account was taken of at least two
| smaller parallel veins in the property
in which high-grade ore had beer
opened in the upper levels. In the FL
| vina vein a good seam Of rich ore was
! encountered on the 1OO-foot level. Thai
vein has only recently been opened OF
/ the 500-fOot level where is disclosed
/ four and a half feet of handsome sui
/ phide ore, which shows values of 4 PEI
/ cent copper and $3.50 a ton in gold, will
| z per cent iron.
Becomes Important Factor.
That ore body now becomes a facto
to be reckOned with. Sending it TO tn
mill with the lOwgrade ore it will no
only raise appreciabiy the averag
/ value of the concentrates, but Its lroi
contents viii make a neutral product o
| what might otherwise be neualized OIL
account of silica. Mixing the ores &C
| cording to their relative proportions
| and without counting upon the high
| grade body maintaining its improve
ment as depth is attained, it is figure
that the crude ore sent to the Ohio com
panys mill win net better than Sl.25
ton, with copper at 13 cents a pound
/ or about 50 cents a ton better than orig
I inal estimates called for. With a pre-
ductiOn Of 1900 tons a day, that IN
/ crease, il viii be seen, is Of not littl
Importance.
That similar surprises are I'm store fC
/ Utah Copper and Boston Consolidate
viii not be doubted. Utah Consolidate
already has one in the form Of an eT
tirely new ore body on its lowest leve
which occasionally gives startling al
says. Like results await further d'
velopments IN the Tampa, in the lars
estate of the Utah Metals company,
Bingham New Haven, in Bingha
5 Amalgamated and in other properti'
of the camp of which little is no
9 heard.
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OHIO C0PPER'S MILL
GRlNDS CONCENTRATES

The first OF the four sections Of the
Ohio Copper company's new mill Is turn
ing out concentrates. It is being run
close to capacity, which means tnat y Is
bsnSIine, in the neighb0rhoOd Of 700 tons
OF ore a day. It has not Of course, been
running long enough to admit OF any
thing definite being ascertained concern
ing results but it is doing good Wofh ishe
high saving-ar0und 50 per cent OF the
ErlIlInl
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LITTLE BELL DECLARES
CHRISTMAS DIVIDEND

Tie Little Bell Mining company mas
enTsIne upon its shareholders a Christmas
zyrnriee In the form Of dividend OF .
cents a share, payable Dec. y. BOOKS
S1av7g has for several months been making
: GOOD production and it is said that It
en- 6ex-e a nice surplus after this initial
dividend shall have been palo.
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sFATTD PROPOSAL8 Wild BIZ RI
ceived at the county clerks office until
b o'clock ~. on Monday, the l0th day 3t
0aoar7bar. 1893 for the construction Of
StoeI balcony in the clerks office, Plans
and Specifications can be examined at the
Clerks office The right IS reserved TO
reject any and ali bids.
a. order of the board OF county COM
''-'7 MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
fgpaD County clerk.
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Notice Of Sale Of Rsal and Personal

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
court. Salt Lake county State 81 Titan.
In the matter Of the estate Of chris
fian Rohrbach, deceased. Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned, pur-
Fuant to an order Of the above named
court. I'm the matter Of said estate, MADE
and entered on November 26. 1909, VIII
eeU al private sale the foiloWlns de-
scribed real and personal estate be-
longing to said estate, and situated in
salt Lake CITY. salt Lake county, state
81 Utah. to-N-it; The personal effects Of
said deceased, appraised ln the sum
of 5000. a mortgage upon real prop
ertv for the sum Of s5500e due
May g. 1913. drawing 6 per cent interest
per annum. AN Of lot II, block j.
SHOWS subdivision of lot 8. and part Of
lot s block 69. plot &C." salt Lake CRY
survey said sale viii take place at
the Office of g. II. Backmans basement
No. 80 South Main street, salt Lake
CITY. Utah Monday. the 18Th day Of De-
cember 1909, at no o'clock a. m. Terms
Of sale, cash, and subject to conhrma-
ton by said court
a. ADOLsFH RAMSEYER. Executor,
under last wiz and testament of Chris
tian ROhrhach deceased.
g. III. Backman, Attorney for the Es-
3 tate.
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SATURDAYS Sales.
Century. 500 at ne.

Century, 500 at 71ac.
Colorado so at soc. -.
Columbus, go at sl.55; 400 at S15l1a: LIZ
at s1G0; 100 at A.60, seller 60 days 200 at
E9st Tintic Development 1000 at &c,
seller 50 davs. $500 at TIC.
International Petroleum & Oh, 200 al
81: go at sl02ik; 200 at Si.05
Iron Blossom, 800 at &C; 800 at &C. seller
90 DAYS 80. -,. al, . 20.
seller 20 davs; 800 az sic. buyer 80 DAYS.
Little Eel, 100 at S.57lac; 100 at Sl6o'
qi65 IN Lake. 600 at &c.
New York. 900 at re.
Prince 800 al 81
Plutus, 1850 at Hac. o,,
Provo, 500 at 69lo; 1900 at SIC; 1000
AZ sen Ven Troughs. 1000 at 9lsc
/ Sionx Consolidated. 400 at 4ic 800 at
[ s4c. buyer 90 days; 1000 at 4Sc, seller %
o4 f}in nc sam, 1000 at acc, seller 60 DAYS;
seller e0 davs: 1.0o0 at 47c: 500 al 4Sc; 1000
/ ~ s-1ke- 100 at 471sc. seller 81 days; 200
/ at lsc. seller 80 DAYS: 100 at 4Siac.
Utah Consolidated. 800 at sc.
Yankee, 100 at ice.
Open Board.
Reek Tunnel 700 at 151ec. buyer s. days;
/ zoo at 15c
/ Bullock. 800 at nc.
/ colorado so at l9c.
/ columbus. 100 1T SLED
| csrl,tU an at Gle. -000 at 20.
/ Grand Central f04 at S241ia
/ iron blossom 700 IT SOC; 400 at &c.
Nav paV 800 at TIC.
/ Ohio Conner. 100 al $3.50.
| PIufus On at &c.
Sous consolidated 100 at 44c; 800 at 43c,
| eo1er 81 DAYS.
/ Sharns sold. 4Sf72
selling value sl9 $3.50
/ weeks totals: Shares sold, 563,699, Tor
/ e1Qf eag
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PI0CHE KING LEADER
OF UNLISTED ISSUES

Unlisted mining stocks were quiet yes
terday, the only sale recorded having
been LOCO Phoebe King at 1870 and 1,50G
Bovard Consolidated at Sc Phoebe King
is holding its strength well, the demand
for it being active, with holders evidently
disinclined to sell at anything like the
present market. Closing quotations:
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ESTATE AND GUARDIANSHIP OF
Franz Jungk. incompetent The under
signed will sell at private sale 275 shares
of the capital stock Of the Cumberland
civ Mining company a corporation, on or
after Tuesday, the 18th day Of December.
1909 and written bids VIII be received cd
855 west Second South street, Salt Lake
Citv. Utah. Terms Of sale 10 per cent of
the amount OF bid at time Of sale; bal
ance of price upon confirmation by the
JUsTus JUNGK, Guardian.
Dated December I, 1909
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If there's some needed thing
you're waiting to buy at a bar
gain, you have a direct object in
reading the ads. If it's a reason
able want, want advertising win
supply it
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ore ID Samplers.

Ore receipts. by carloads. reported yes
terday by the samplers; tayioi- . ''ii lo-i
TTtah- 1g Pioneer-Utah, 8.
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San Francisco Quotations

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. 6 West Second South street, fur
nish the following received over their pri-
ATE wire
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And I'm accordance with law and an or
der of the board Of directors, made on the
10Th dav Of October, 1903, so much Of each
marcel of such stock as may be necessary
viii be sold at public auction at the office
Of the treasurer, On West South Temple
street. Salt Lake City, Utah. on the 2lst
day of December, 1909. at 10 a. M. 10 PAY
me DELINQUENT assessments theron, to-
rother with the costs OF advertising ana
expenses Of sale. HARRY =. EVANS.
Secretary.
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oREs AND BULLION.

8 smelter settlements yesterday g
9 reported by Mccormick & Co: 9
g Ores, $4,000; bullion, $4,000. To- 9
o tai for the week, $760,00O. 9
. 8 8 8 8 O O @ O o @ o @ q O g g 9 Q
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New York Listed Stoke.

Sales. Open. High. Low, Close.
Utah Copper. 1900 59l5 500 ISIS 5ss
Tenn. Copper 20O SsA Ssit 1914 3sls
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New York Copper Close.

SAMUEL r. NEEL & CO,
STOCK BROKERS'
525 Newhouse. Bel $500; Res. 1lS5-H'
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Open Board.
SMELLING FYPFpT IS
AT YERINGT0N MINES

JuIas LIE Barthe, the famous French
rnetallurist, is at Yerington with Lew
Humphreys. examining the mines Of that
district in the interest It rs SAD, OF Bilt-
fsh Columbia capitalists, who are count
ing upon financing a smelter project Tor
the camp. That the project will be car
red through is believed TO be virtually
assured.
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Real Estate values are increasing in
salt Lake City. The
HERALD-REPUBL
CLASSIFIED pages tell you what TO buy,
and where.
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Rnston Minlnn steeks.
san Francisco Mining Stocks.

San Francisco, Dec. 4.-The official quo
ations for mining stocks today were as
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BOSTON AND NEW YORK
COPPER STOCK MARKETS
Boston Copper Close.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire:
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COPPER HANDBOOK

Vol. VIII. issued May, 1902 contains 800
osges. with nearly 50 per cent more mat
Ter than the preceding edition. The chap
ters with mine descriptions and on STA
fistics have been carefully revised and the
bulk of the matter therein IS
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THE CABIBRIAN ASSOCIATION or
SaIr Lake City. Utah. Principal place Of
breiDess. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Nctice-Thare are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF
assessment No. 9, Of ten dollars per share,
levied On the 18th day Of October. 1903 thu
Several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders, as follows
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HORACE ]. STEVENS
Mining Notes.

A SHELDON BUILDING, HOUGHTO.
MICH. U. s. a.