The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01
Condition of National Wool Warehou!

The following circular, No. 33, dated
Chicago, February %, 1910, has been is
sued to the stockholders of the COM
pany by the executive committee of
the National Wool Warehouse and
Storage company:
AT the adjourned annual stockholders
meeting held February T., 1910. the fol-
lowing directors were elected FOR The
ensuing year; w. Scott Anderson, Boise;
Thomas Austin. Salt Lake City; T. w.
Boyer. Rock Springs; ]. E. Cosgriff. Raw
Inns; j. D, Delfeldcr. Wolton. Wyo.; f.
W, Gooding. shoshone, Ida, w +. Hypes.
thur G. Leonard, Chicago; w p. Noble,
Salt Lake City, L. L. Ormsby. Boise;
Frederick H., Prince. Boston, Mass
Scott. ]. A. spoor, Chicago.
| The officers and members OF the ex-
| ecutive committee were reelected.
The policy OF the management as pur-
| sued the past year and the plans for en-
| largjng the field of operations were ap-
proved by the directors Arrangements
have been completed for the opening OF
! suitable warehouses have been rented In
both cities. The Boston office will be
| under the immediate charge OF d, /,
Baker. as sales manager. who is well and
| in New England The Philadelphia office
will be under the immediate charge OF
E. l.; Jackson as sales manager. who
has the confidence Of the manufacturers
| in that section and who is personally ac-
quainted with large number OF our
| stockholders a thoroughly competent
| sales manager VIII be located at Chicago.
| The headquarters of the company will
be maintained In Chicago as heretofore,
| and all communications of every kind, TO
receive attention. must be addressed to
the National Wool Warehouse and Stor-
age company First National Bank build
| ing: Chicago, Ill
ury stock remains unsubscribed. This
| amount is being sold TO western wool
growers at SIS per share. each share OF
which entities the holder TO ship not less
pounds: on account OF each share. at a
charge for storing (Which service shall
| include handling. insurance and seling)
OF 1 cent per pound. The company hav-
| receive wool from non stockholders the
| coming season nor receive from stock
holders more, than Gooo pounds for each
! insure to every stockholder equal advan-
tages. No wool will be handled for any
stockholder unless 1t Is actually owned by
him. On account OF the severe winter
and consequent heavy expenses OF the
sheepmen, the company will receive notes
from responsible woolgrowers in payment
of stock. payable not later than July l5
1910. with interest at per cent per an
mum, The subscription fist for the stock
Will be closed I'm any event on April 15
1910, except to woolgrowers in the state
OF Montana, where the list will remain
open until May /. Stock Will be issued
In the order In which the checks or ap-
proved notes are received. Contracts
identical with those OF a year ago will
he attached to the stock. except that the
time named IN the agreement Will be two
years instead OF three.
A stockholder who sells his sheep NAV
be permitted TO sell and transfer his con-
tract and shares. Proper blanks VIII be
forwarded 10 him upon request
Shipments, unless otherwise advised
must be MADE direct TO the company in
Chicago. Shippers are requested TO load
and bin their own wool After the wool
Is received n portion OF each clip will be