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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
Special Meeting Called for il
30, When Important Change
Are Planned.
WANT MORE STOCK
IN THE TREASU
Call for Meeting Says Nd
Ground May Be Taken
In.

Officials OF the Victoria compauv
Tintic have called a special meeting
the stockholders for July 80, in Provo
10 o'clock, at which some alterationu
the articles OF incorporation will
passed on by those interested.
change desired is IN the name, the G,
pany desiring TO be rechristened y
toria Consolidated Mining company."'
The most important alteration, h
ever. is in capitalization. The comp
is now capitalized for a50, 900 shared
stock. all which are issued. It is
sired to increase this capitalization
700 900 shares OF stock, par value
cents per share. II is the plan 10 ID
two shares OF new stock for each Sd
of the old, which Will leave the treas
provided with 200, 900 shares OF stock
These 200, 600 shares are TO be used
demanded from time TO time for w
ing capital and for the purpose of
qulring additional territory. All
naturally raises the inquiry In regard
what properties the Victoria is planf
to bring within her lines. Local CIT
believe that n big consolidation
planned but whether with its big neI
Dor. the Grand Central. as often rep
ed, or with other Tintic groups. rem
10 be seen, Some very interes
changes In Tintic boundary lines
probable during the year
AT the present time the Victoria
planning 10 send It's main smart TO de-
so that operations on the ore body
be carried forward without operating
the Grand Central workings as at p
ent, This will save the company (
siderable expense, for the Victoria
must be transported several thouu
feet before they reach the Grand
trail shaft From all indications. the
toria is sure to make interesting hiH
during the coming years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
George Wingfeld Is Made Pres
ident of Company at
Annual Session.
THREE OF ORIGINAL
DIRECTORS RESIGN
Capital Stocks Increased So
That Merger and Mill
Are Certain.

At the annual meeting OF the Nevada
Hills Mining company held on Saturday
afternoon, the programme OF enlargement
was carried through unanimously. and the
company was launched out upon what
promises TO be It's most auspcious era,
The election OF directors and officials re-
suited in several changes as expected by
reason OF the recent deal by which
Charles L, Knox and associates secured
a substantial block OF the stock. The
designations of Directors Windsor V.
Rice, William II. Clark and James Far
rcll wero presented and accepted. and the
following were elected:
George Wlnsfeld. president. James r..
Davis. vice president; c. F. Burton sec
rotary and treasurer. These gentlemen,
with w II. Webber. Charles Il, Knox.
John A. Kirby and ], T, Hodson, COM
plete the hoard of directors
The capitalization OF the company was
Increased from 900. 900 shares OF stock.
OF which only 900 were issued. 10 L.
$50. 900 shares, which will enable the COM
pany to take over the property OF the
Fairvlew Eagle company. which adjoins
the Nevada Hills property. and then leave
a sufficient number OF shares IN the
treasury 10 finance the concentrating
plant which will he installed Immediately.
With the solution OF the fault system OF
the Nevada Hills mine. the credit for
which is given TO General Manager w.
II. Wcbber by unanimous consent, the
Nevada Hills company is now In posi-
tion TO look the future squarely In the
face. and most successful career under
the leadership OF Mr.. Wingfield is deemed
certain. Mr.. Wingheld brings to bear
upon the Nevada Hills company the same
good sense and native Keenness that has
made the Goldfcld Consolidated company
one OF the features OF modern gold min
ing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
What Has Happened During the Week

MONDAY-Manage MacVlchie of the
Nevada Douglas Copper company says
the caving system OF mining will be used
in this property. George l.. Walker cop
per letter advocates curtailment OF 10 per
cent In copper production. Sixteen cop
per companies out OF the fifty now op-
Grating are paying dividends, and seven
of the sixteen pay s27,OO00oo out OF the
total $4,000. 600 per annum. Walter c.
Orem returns from the east with news
that the east is weathering financial
storm better than the west Little Bell
company issues statement for past quar-
ter.
UESDAY-Report OF Beck Tunnel
company for past year is issued. in which
II is said property may be closed down.
The east gives the May output OF the
Utah Copper company as S,S62. 800 pounds
of copper Description given of American
Gold Recovery plan OF gold extraction,
Not all the western land purchases were
CANDLES. for many new settlers are estab-
lislled on such land. Stock OF the Palmer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
TROUBLE IN STORE
FOR MEXICO CON.
Committee of Shareholders
Seeks to Find Where Money
Is Going.

Salt Lake stockholders OF the Mexico
Consolidated company, If there are any oil
the once numerous shareholders left IN
the state will read the following self
explanatory article. appearing in the Bos-
ton News Bureau. with considerable In
terest:
Stockholders Of the Mexico Consolidated
Mining s. Smelling company. who nave
calmly watched the price OF their shares
decline from SIS per share early In 1907
TO So cents, st which they have sold with
In the week. are now up IN arms and call
ing on the management TO explain why
the company, which in 1907 paid dividends
OF 81 per share on the 2i0 900 shares out
standing. Is now In debt to the extent OF
about 1926. 900 and with nearly all It's
high grade ore exhausted.
Two informal meetings OF the stock
holders have been held within the last
few days, al which F. Stallforth, OF Stall
forth Bros. OF paral Mexico. and prcsi-
III appears that the company's debt Is
all held or guaranteed by President stall
forths firm. which Is anxious that part
of 1t. at least. should be liquidated, and
a proposal has been made that the COM
pany shall issue notes for this purpose,
a considerable portion OF which Stallfortl
Bros would be willing TO take provided
some cash we're paid on account, To this
proposal stockholders show no inclination
to acquiesce, because UP TO the end OF
November last official reports were Issued
llldl tIIt colIlpaHy WIS earning rum SEVi
900 to 100000 per month net Further
moro. II was officially stated about six
months ago that the company's debt
which was about s200.0 900 when Mr.. Stall
forth assumed the presidency. had been
more than half paid,
AT meeting on Friday last a commit
tee OF stockholders. consisting OF Charles
A. Hale. e. l.. White and II. NJ. Burton,
called upon the president to enlighten
stockholders, but MI Stallforth. who was
accompanied by counsel declined to an
swers His counsel explained that Mr.
Stallforth was unable TO speak English
fluently."
Vice President ]. c. Fairchild of the
Boston stock exchange house Of Sargent
&c Falrchild has resigned and his place
as a director has been filled by the cleo
tion Of w A. Mossman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
BECK TUNNEL DESERVES
VERY BEST SUCCESS

Mining men generally give TO the Beck
Tunnel mana cement their best wishes In
the company's search for the extension
OF the Colorado ore body north OF the
owes much 10 Beck Tunnel because il
was within this property that the famous
ore body was discovered. the ore body
which received the name of the Colo
RADIO" shoot because II assumed It's finest
and richest proportions within the lines
of the Colorado Mining company. The
results of the early Beck Tunnel activity
made possible q Colorado. a Sioux and
an Iron Blossom, and the list OF discov- :
cries along this ore BODY gave birth TO the
greatest boom the Salt Lake exchange
has ever experienced. Every one hopes
that the Beck Tunnel property will be
continued In the active columns. The
company deserves the support Of every
citizen OF the state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
Oh company listed on the local exchange

Oil company listed on the local exchange.
WI ONESOAY-First ore being carried
over the Utah Consolidated tramway. In
terestinS figures given on domestic and
foreign copper consumption and produc
ton. Success company Of Nevada joins
the shipping list. Dry Canyon company
of Ophlr sends In another car OF rich ore.
Nevada Consolidated in May produced
copper for 5.9l cents per pound. Local
mining stocks decline on prorit-taking.
Ore from the Phoebe property OF the
Mendha company reaches Salt Lake mar
ket. the first ore TO come out OF the camp
on the resumption of railroad operations.
URSDAY-Yosenite mine in Bing-
ham drained. and rich ore known 10 exist
within reaching distance, President of
American Mining congress calls on mem
bers for suggestions regarding what the
new bureau OF mines can best take up
10 benefit metal mining. Chief Consoli
dated company earns 900 during June.
Salt Lake City is the center OF the ore
testing industry OF the world. Officials
OF the Lake Copper company discussed.
ERIDAY-Salt Lake stock exchange
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03

during six months Of 1910 handled 1925,
!S5 shares Of stock, market value S2,S56,-
1915, against 81 EOS, 035 shares, market
value Sl1.6Sl.35i-97 for the same months
of 1903. Morgan Crescent mine is deyel-
oping TO fine proportions. Mammoth cop
per baghouse of United States Smelling
Refining Mining company in California
is ready for business. Arrowhead prop
erty In Beaver county locking good. April
report OF Montgomery Shoshonc company
Is given. Buffalo Consolidated company
OF Ophir resumes shipments Sioux and
Grand Central companies each declare
quarterly dividends Eastern selling
pressure somewhat relieved.
ATURDAY-Victoria Mining company
calls special meeting TO Increase its capi-
tallza ton Nevada Hills company holds
annual session, at which capitalization is
increased Report OF Seven Troughs Min
ing company issued, Interview on the
Byron oil fields OF Wyoming from w S
LamoreauX given. Mexico Consolidated
stockholders fear there is something radi-
cally wrong with the anagemcnt OF the
property. No exchange quotations any
where until Tuesday morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03

officers who operated upon the Arizona
and New Mexico frontiers. He has 81
great admiration for these old time
American Indian fighters.
II was during the several years that
the government military authorities were
trying to bring about the extermina ton
of the Yaqu Indians that Kosterlitzssy
had many Of his more exciting adven-
lures, No trip was ever too long OF
tiresome for him to undertake, He and
his little force of rurales were constant
ly on the go. II II was necessary TO
make ride OF two hundred or more
miles over difficult mountains in order TO
reach the scene OF some new Indian out
break they performed the task without
Il murmuf The Yaquis feared him like
the average man would a plague. AL
most innumerable attempts upon his life
have been made by the Indians and men
Of the lawless class. Hts body bears the
marks of many wounds, which he re-
ceiyed In battle and from ambush.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
TWO PARTIES SEEKING
KNOWLEDGE OF CONTACT

There never has been any doubt of the
fact that the copper values are to be
found In the Contact copper mining dis
trict OF Nevada, but the question has
been all along as to the tonnage there
said a well-known mining man. inter.
ested In Contact properties, TO The Trib-
une Saturday.
NThis tonnage question Is now on Tho
way 20 solution. for there are a least two
points where deep and earnest develop
mont work is being done to determine
this one important point, The United
States Smelling, Refining and Mining
company is one of these, and S. p Sn
der Of Minneapolis Is tb, other part.
doing this work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
ORE FROM THE HUB
RECEIVED BY SAMPLER

Two cars of fine grade ore have been
received In the local market from the
Hub property in Beaver county OF the
Utah Mining Milling and Transportation
comrany This ore comes from the new
developments in the Lady Bryan claim,
where an ore body Is now exposed equal
to any In that county for value and ex
tent Reports from the mine are OF such
tenor that steady shipments can he
expected during the present season, The
Hub is backed by strong Boston capital
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
HOLIDAY FOR FOURTH
OF JULY OBSERVED

There are not n great many occasions
during the year when the employees of
leave their work for as many days as
they can drag permission for from the
officials but the Fourth Of July is one
mining mini ca CAMPS M is % closed down % and Id the the
miners seek the cities Usually in re-
ports, the mining companies account for
a somewhat restricted output due to the
Is being observed in keeping with custom.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
ISSUING NEW SHARES OF
MONTGOMERY MOUNTAIN

All the stockholders OF the Montgomery
Mountain Mining company who have COM
piled with the terms Of reorganiza ton,
which means the payment of 3 cents per
share on the old stock, can now send in
this old stock and receive in lieu thereof
the new certificates of the organization.
The officials of the company have been
very generous In extending the time for
the payment OF the assessment. and IL is
reported that the receipts so far have
been about up TO expectations. The prop
erty is In the Bullfrog district of Nevada.
and sdjoins the Montgomery Shoshone
Consolidated ground.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
SALT LAKERS BRING OUT
ANOTHER NEVADA SHIPPER

A car OF silver-lead- gold ore has heen
shipped from the property In White Pine
county. Nevada. of the Kinsley Devel-
opment company. Another car soon Will
follow and conditions are reported so
favora bile that steady consignments can
he looked for from this proposition. The
Kinsiey Development company Is COM
posed Of some strong Salt Lake capital
lists. who have unhesitatngly put their
money into deep and intelligent develop
ment work for some time past,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
LOOKS LIKE STOCKS
ARE IN STRONG HANDS

A prominent eastern broker. in an
interview, says that he made a trip west
for the purpose OF asoertaining If the
western brokerage firms were as free
from copper. industrial and other stocks
as the eastern firms. He found practical
ly the same conditions west as he knew
existed east. so the statement that the
big fellows of the financial world are
doing the carrying of stocks these panicky
times looks we'll founded. The public, as
usual will refuse to get IN until stock
values increase 10 to so per cent. and then
there Will be the same old story to tell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
EARNINGS DURING YEAR
OF G0LDFIELD CONSOLIDATED
The earnings for the Gold1eld Consoli-
dated company, including the month Of
MAY, are as follows;
MONTANA CASE HELD
WELL DECIDED FIRST
BY Associated Press.

HELENA. Mont. July 2.-The supreme
court this afternoon affirmed the decision
of the district court of Silver Bow county
In the case of Murray against the Butte
Monitor Mining company: j, II. Maloney
and w, s, SwitZer. Switzer owned SIS 900
worth of stock in the company and as
serted that he pledged II 10 Murray for
500 900 while Murray held it to he a
sale and demanded possession, The lower
court found that IT was hypothecatl ton.
and this is affirmed by today's decision,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
DR0UTH IN IDAHO
MAGISTRATES INGENUITY

Z. e. Arney the well-known either
OF Idaho, is in the city with news thai
Idaho is praying for rain. 1--WE have to
sprinkle our hogs all night TO keep then,
from cracking so that they will hold
swill," he says. in explaining the trou-
bles Of the farmer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
WORTHLESS DUMPS TO
BE VALUABLE SOMETIME

Ores that would not pay to treat ten
years ago are returning handsome divi-
dends to the owners today. and 1t Will
no doubt be found that ores that are too
low grade and refractory az this time will.
ten years hence, be worked with great
profit says the Mining World so tllero Is
logic In putting the worthless rock today
where II can be reached at the smallest
future expense,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
SALT LAKE COPPER To
CHANGE IT'S SHIPMENTS

The Salt Lake Copper company which,
for the past three years. has been ship
ping over 100 tons OF Z per cent copper
ore per day from its mine In Box Elder
county, Utah. hns decided to cease the
production Of copper for the present. and
hereafter the company will ship about
twice that amount Of iron ore for fluX
thus maintaining its place as one of
Utah's steady producers. AS In the past
the mine remains In charge OF William
3. Fisher manager.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
Mining Notes.

The sincere sympathy of the mining
fraternity is rendered Mr.. and Mrs. J
C. Dick over the loss of their little
daughter yesterday,
Maurice NJ. Johnson. the mining engl-
neer. has returned from a visit to the
Seven Devils section OF Idaho.
F.. w Clark, general manager of the
Ophir Hill mine. was In the city yester-
day from the Opir district.
An assessment of Ia cents a share has
been called for by the Silver Shield
company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03

One eastern discussion of the situation
emphasizes the benefit the consumer and.
as a consequence. the people. are reap
ing from the present uncertainty sur
rounding the copper Industry, The man
ufacturer. for instance, does not buy his
copper metal until he is ready to make
II up into the finished article, 1t like
wise says that there are two ways in
which the copper surplus may be worked
off, n surplus which in itself does not
or should not occasion alarm. The first
way is for the general business situation
to clear up 10 such an extent that a
greater degree OF copper consumption
will be encouraged This Is the happiest
solution of the difficulty, But the sec
ond way, and one that appears to be
closer to realization, is for the metal to
drop to such a low price that the ma
jority Of producers will be forced to cur
fnil their OUTPUT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
Nevada News Agents

Bauvnrd-A. C. Pesco.
CioIdfeid-Louie Polin.
Uawthorne-Louio Pollln.
Kimhcrly-Sheidon Lowney.
y.oveJock-BIblc Bros.
MiGas--MTs. c. A. Harrington
RawhIds-I.oula PollIn.
Reuo-Eotel Golden News Stand; Eo-
sen.hal & Arnnnnka. Shepard &: Son.
Yerirgron-F, NJ Burner,
WIunenmuca-Pcnrce & Chase
Cobre-Ilichard Richards.
Cherry Creek-Crey & Collins.
Elko-WheeIer & Co
cry Co.
McGfi--M. Herman: Walden Bur-
nett.
Rhyolite-The Crescent
Pioche-Pfoche Drug Co.
Csliente-John Shier: Thomas Him
fhreet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
Ore and Bullion

The ore and bullion report for Satur-
day. given by Mccormick 6 Co. was as
follows: Ore received. $50. 900; bullion
shipped. $50, 900: total. $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
FOR SALE.

Threo fino bowling alleys, including
all appurtenances, very cheap. For par
ticulars inquire of The Bismarck, No.
80 West Second South st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Saturday
posted by Mccormick Co.. were as fol-
lows: Silver. 53c; lead, $40; copper
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03

Wandamere, the safe, beautiful and
well regulated resort. Come out tomor
row-ihe 4th
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
Ore Shipments.

The Utah Ore Sampling company on
Saturday released 10 cars OF ore from
Utah camps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
s1.oo Round Trip to Ogden Sunday,

Via o. s. l.. Convenient trains. New
train returning leaves Ogden 7:30 p. M.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03

There was no bullion TAX paid during
the past six months, nor any sales OF
treasury stock. The ten unpatented
claims of the company are now In pro-
cess OF patent. The shaft Is 700 feet
deep. and there are various tunnels and
drifts on the property at Seven Troughs.
The engine. engine house, ore house and
bins: blacksmith shop and so forth are
valued at $4,000, and the value Of the
water pipe line from the spring is s15O0.
President l.. A. Friedman and Secretary
F.. I, Gunnell sign the report,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
TWO SOLUTIONS Of
COPPER DIFFICULTY
Return of Business Prosperity
or Curtailment Caused by
Reduced Price.

1t is thought altogether likely that the
figures Of the Copper Producers associa-
ton for June Will prove disappointing
again. there being nothing OF especial
moment during the month TO help free
the situation from the clouds OF under
consumption and over production. re-
view OF the statistics released for May
will help prepare the way for the June
report.
The following figures will be of inter
est:
First Five
Months
All Of 1909. OF 1910.
Pounds. Pounds.
Production and i'm
ports ;. ,...... /, ,405, 400, ,0o6 $50. .0i7, 1862
Domestic deliver
les w ~ T03, $50. .59S 1912, 700
Exports :. .... 679S32,919 236. .474, 500
Total surplus .... 14l, ,T66,ll1 100, ,426. .973
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
REPORT Of SEVEN
TROUGHS COMPANY
Another Nevada Company Has
Complied With the Law
Recently Passed.

The Seven Troughs Mining company
has Issued a report 10 the attorney gen.
eral, county recorder and stockholders as
required by the Nevada laws. copies OF
which report are being received by Salt
Lake stockholders. The report shows
that during the last six months preceding
the average work done was 120 shifts
per month and the expenses were.
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Der Sonnet.

Am Simmcl bnntmelt Der apmet!
Menn man bes Weprgens frib nmfitebt,
Gann man i'm bet ber gennS ieb'n,
Als tupllten iie ipasieren geb'n.
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Der nihtS Splibes pffenbart,
Gin arrter Sfluder nn6 Elm gSitt,
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Wsit ieinem Sbtpeife, rieienIanB,
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Weil er bod biinner 1T ,uie Shannt,
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ttnb ftandJe Seitnng bringt unS bann
'glnen Sham' 'rberifJt, iuie's ,uerneu fann
tinb rnandber slanbt, poll Ansit unb Not
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ttn6 anh in Stiife iini're Orb
9ak nid1ts ntebr iibrig blei6en iuerb'.
Bir fdiitteln infer Sampt barmu,:
yWeim @ptt, iuie lit bic @elt 10 ountRs
ttnb fisrdttet itd) 5n bieier Srift
Nph nnr 'nern Ding, has gar nid1t iit."
@elai5en bleiben mir mnb till,
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Wir ieb'n ben Simmelsbummler an,
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iinb trifft man etnnaI einen Wann
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Gb' mir ibn einmtal ipieberieb'a
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