The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-23
New Faces Now Seen
In Prince Con. 0ffciddOIl
Knox Syndicate IN Complete Contd Of Big Poets
B1nal1-A. L. and {. K Codbe Resign John A..
Kirby Member Of New Board.

the last ACT W pAluS IhC AAAhSO
consolidated deal to successful
conclusion was enacted in Salt Lake
last Monday when a re-or ganization
n the boa.d of directors was aft scted.
The following is taken from the Salt
Lake Tribune of Tuesday:
BY the action taken on Monday
afternoon by the board Of directors OF
the Prince Consolidated company,
the asN Interests recently acquiring
the control wele elected to fill the
vacancies Of dasioned by the resigna-
ton Of several directors and Presi- |
dent james Hackett Charles E |
Knox was selected to fill the vacancy
'l,s c.latcl,, and is n,w the presi-
deaf ii the company. Mr.. Knox Is
one e the best known mining men
and capitalists of the western coun-
try. being closely identified with the
banking life of Nevada, and serving
as ulasident and director of severN
Of the well known mining companies
OF Tilt state.
"The designations of Directors
Earnest L. Godbe, Anthony Fl. GoGbe,
uen.y Sadier and J. P. Megath We're
submitted at the meeting OF the
board on Monday, AMI the following
were eeCted directors in thefi stead;
Charles e. Knox, William II. Web
Der. John A. Kirby and A. Y. Smith,
Ny, Wcbler was one OF the original
oyasrs of the Nevada Hills proper
ty of Nevada, serving for four OF
ave years as general manages ano
member of the executive commlttee'
John A. Kirby is far too Wen
,'yt,wn in Utah and Nevada as one
Of the most successful of the man!
Claims who have made good IN 9
substantial way during the past lev
Years in the Sagebrush state to re
uuire any further introduction to tn'
west A. Y. Smith is the genera.
manage. of the Prince compan,
since the Knox interests assumed con
troll two months ago, and it has beei
under his direction that the pfopert
has been demonstrated to be- exacti
as represented by the former owner
o. control.
This official assumption OF tn
control Of the Primes ,Iestinies estai
fishes the consummation OF de'
that has been pending fer man
months. and it is the universal opl'
;,n OF stockholders that the Prince
to be conducted along lines OF gre'
reduction, for being a iow-grae
deposition it necessarily deman'
large production and multiplicity
small profits.
"Megsrs. Smith and Weber stat
to the Tribune after the meeting
Monday that the mine has De-
shown beyond all question to noio
sourca) efficient to meet these co
ditions, and thai it was huge ma
N.et,,ing concern which the Mt
owners would handle to bring ape
cLrly and generous profits.
9TH, prope.ty at the present III
is shipping an average OF 4oo u
% ere daily, and the cost OF proa
t'cn is being brought down stead
IN such j. fashion that 1t shouia
b. long until the figures cary e.
mated - this sogard are attain
watch wfll mark tbs Prince Cons
dated az one Of the lowest COST
duoars q the west"
Mrrrsy c. Geabe viii continue
sacrets. ! and treasurer OF the G.
pany, II is understood, Also
tq er0l offices OF the comp
Ml SO maintained at the In
"a, raans that al business 81
.~,--. t;cn viii be conducted II
here on the ground. The orine
OF the company's headquarters
will do away with the maintane
OF the Salt Lake offices ana
D. Ticai force to be empioseu =
yin add mo.e permanent reside
81 the camp. ~
II Is understood that the RI
company will shortly begin the
struction of a large bunk house
tho accommodation OF einpio
where they will have a!l modern
yeniences which tend to make
quarters CHEEKY and comf0r'a0ls'