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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-31
UNITED COPPER IS
LINING OUT FUTURE

Protective committee OF United Cop
per company preferred stockholders has
stockholders to deposit their holdings
with the Old Colony Trust company OF
Boston or Central Trust company Of
!n reorganization OF the company. This
step was necessltated by receivership
proceedings instituted against the COM
pany a month ago.
Deposit agreement sets forth that the
United Copper company borrowed on
August 7. 1911. s1.OOO,O00 from the AS
sets Realization company. giving as col
lateral therefor the major portion of
It's security holdings In subsidiary COM
panies. The loan was not paid. and
the Assets Realization company now
holds the securities.
The recognized company will have a
considerably smaller capital probably not
exceeding $lo,0O0.00o. Both classes of
stock Will be assessed, but to what eX-
4 81 levy on the 500 900 outstanding
shares OF both classes would yield 81,
900. 900 which would meet the entire
Indebtedness and place some working
ury.
According to an official of the United
Copper company, the present assets IN
excess OF all liabilities now amount to
a bout 50, 10000 This official denies that
the company's assets have been dlssi-
pated. and claims that the only one OF
Importance winch mas peeh lost 10 .ue
company is the La France Copper. com
pany which has been reorganlzed into
the Atlantic Mines company La Franco
formerly owned the Basin concentration,
situated few miles from Butte.
It Is also claimed that control OF the
reorganized Ohio Copper company Is sun
retained. as Is that OF the Stewart Min
ing COMPANY The New York d Pitts
burg Coal company. another subsidiary.
| il Is stated. has 10000 600 tons OF high
grade coking coal. upon which compe-,
tent experts. haye PLACED an an estiga iI,Ia ied l
| the stock of this company is owned
through the United company, which
| through the Montana Ore Purchasing
| company holds q 100000 hrst mortgage
on the property.
The undivided one-half interest in 30, :
| 900 acres Of British Columbia TIMBER
| lands has never been disposed OF. ana
| this is considered of great value. Cana"
dian Pacific owns the other half.-Bos-
| ton NnMs Eurenm.
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estate, will sell at private sale tho fol-
lowing described property;
One % cow and two (2) horses, and
a small amount OF personal property con-
sisting of household furniture and farm
Ing implements
One hundred twentysix Q26) acres Of
land In Salt Lake county, Utah. being
the southwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter Of section thirteen GS). and the
southeast quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter OF section fourteen 90; also part of
the northeast quarter of section %,
beginning at the northwest corner of
the northeast quarter of said section
and running thence south one hundred
fourteen and two hundred eigilty-six
thousandths Ola 2ss) rods; thence eese
fifty-six (56) rods: thence north seventy
four and two hundred eighty six thou
sandths (7t-2s6) rods; thence east
twenty four (2D rods; thence north forty
(30) rods thence west eighty (80) rods
TO the place Of beginning. containing
about forty-six (46) acres OF land. all in
township two (2) south. range one ID
east. Salt Lake meridian.
The sale will be made on or after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-31
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Of California and which Will become a
part of the final reports of the two state
commissions above named,
The object Of these state commissions
is to procure all facts concerning loca-
ton, flow. fail and possibilities of water
power and irrigation development OF the
streams of the state toSether with the
storage possibilities on all the lakes.
ponds and artificial reservoir sites. The
gazetteer. therefore. forms key 10 the
information contained in the engineering
reports. For the general public II is vail
liable Eeogra phically. because II affords
a ready means OF reference to the facts
concerning any OF the bodies OF water
of the state and also a means OF jdenti-
flcation, An example of the lnforma-
ton contained In the gazetteer is given
In the following reference:
"Humbug creek, Siskiyou county, Cal
ifornia; rises In the. northwestern part
OF township 10 north, range west.
Mount Diablo base and meridian, at al
ttude 5000 feet above sea level flows
eastward four miles. then northeast
ward four miles into klamath river
(tributary to the Pacificl; fall. 1000
lishcd by geological survey"
This volume of the gazetteer shows
many curious slmilalitles IN nomen-
having been given 10 different streams
and lakes by the early settlers, who
christen most of the natural features In
new countries. Such characteristic pio-
man Canyon creek are applied 10 five
different streams: In the area covered by
the report there are ten Dry creeks, two
Humbug creeks, two Jackass creeks. five
Lion and Lion Canyon creeks. five Lost"
streams, and two Mad rivers. Bear, Bear
Canyon and Bear Trap are applied tc
.thiriy-sx different water bodies, and
there are five Grizzly creeks, There are
fifteen Coyote water bodies, two Wildcat.
ono Cat and two Gatos (Cat. Spanish)
creeks; ono Skunk creek. nine Deer
creeks. ono Rabbit, two Quail, two Dog,
and one Scorpion creeks. There are also
ten Devil and two Diablo creeks. but the
Saints. male and female (San and Santa),
cover a dozen pages of the gazetteer,
There Is also a Poison creek and dozen
Snake and Rattlesnake creeks, The fish
arc represented In page full OF Eel
rivers. several Fish creeks and one Sar-
dine creek,
Copies OF water supply paper 2ei
(parf III of the gazetteer may be OBJ
tanned free on application 10 the director
OF the geological survey. Washington. y.
C. Water supply papers 2s5 and 2es
(parts I and I'D are out OF stock at the
siiryey but may he obtained from the
superintendent Of documents, govern
meut printing office. Washington. D, c..
for 10 cents each,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-31
SYDNEY NORMAN IS
HEARD FROM AGAIN
Addresses Letter to Governor
Su1zer Which the Stock
Exchange Answers.

The latest development in the action
of the Federal Mining x Smelling minor
ity interests against the American
Smelling 6 Refining interests. by which
Is sought a cancellation of the smelt
ing contract now existing between the
two organizations, is a letter addressed
by Sydney Norman, the representative
of the Fed eral minority interests. to
Governor Sulzer of New York calling at
tention TO the fact that the listing
statement OF the American Shelters Sc
curities company contains no reference
10 its control of the common stock OF the
Federal company.
Mr., Norman suggests that the govern
or in his plans for regulating the STOCK
exchange might include law compelling
all companies to submit hstinGs under
oath OF the proper officials.
The Boston News Bureau contains the
following statement of the New York
stock exchange in reply TO this COM
munication Of Mr.. Norman:
In the matter Of Sydney Norman
and the minority interests, versus
Federal Mining e Smelling company.
the relation OF the stock exchange Is
as follows, American Smelters Sc
curities "B" stock was listed October
Is. 1909. At time OF listing a de-
tailed statement OF securities owned
by the company was made. The COM
pany did not own any OF capital
stock of Federal Mining &c Smelling
company. This statement Is con-
firmed by Edward Brush, vice pres
ident of American Smelling e. Re-
fintng company.
On March 5, 1918, Sydney Norman
addressed a letter TO president and
board OF governors of the stock eX-
change. The letter was referred TO
committee on stock llst for reply.
Mr.. Norman by letter on March z.
1913. was invited TO appear before
committee on stock list TO make such
statement as he might desire TO
make. He did not appear.
Listing statement naturally con-
talns no reference to common stock
of Federal Mining & Smelling COM
pany because the Securities company
did not own II, as above stated. Mr..
Norman's suggestion that the gov
ernor should in his plans for regula-
ton Of the stock exchange include
law compelling corporations to sub
NIT listinge under nth. etc. is an
other OF the methods 10 accomplish
something at the expense or the stock
exchange. The stock exchange cam
not compel corporations to make re-
ports.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-31
BIC DIVIDENDS OF
THE HECLA COMPANY
Cash of Treasury |;
Divided Among the
Shareholders.

Special to The Tribune.
WALLACE. Idaho, March 3o.-A sur
prise was sprung in local mining circles
last week when the llecla Mining COM
Burke. declared a special dividend OF
$50, this In addition 10 the regular
monthly dividend OF $4,000 declared and
paid early In the month. This brings the
Heca dividend total for the year up
TO $4,000, with grand total since Or
ganization of S27G0.000 The March dis
bursements equal I cents n share
Spokane machinery houses have been
awarded contracts aggregating $4,000 for
the installation of gravity tramway,
half mile long, to connect the portal
of the Tyler mine. near Wardner. with
the main road. The tramway is de-
signed To eliminate the long, dangerous
wagon haul. 1t Will have a capacity OF
2d0 tons in twenty four hours, making
possible o large increase Of the output.
The contract requires the complete In
stallation of the tramway within sixty
days. Ore bodies have been opened on
three levels in the Tyler. They include
large reserves Of both milling and first
class salena and carbonates the latter
being shipped in crude state TO the
smelters. For several months six Cor
nlsh liss have been busy handling
the second class ore. These jigs
ter OF Wardner Tailings from the
plant filled the creek bed to such an
extent that a flood was feared in town,
nGCeSSllatnE a move by the manage
ment. The plant has been removed 10
the lower terminal. Forty men are
now on the company's payroll and the
force will be increased when the i'm
provements are completed
The cold spell of the last ten DAYS
caused shutdown at the Snowshoe and
Lucky Calumet properties at Mulan.
The Calumet air compressor which also
furnishes air to the Snowshoe froze up.
bursting one or the cylinders. Mechan-
les who are repairing the damaged ma
chinery are OF the opinion that their
task VIII not be completed for a week
or ten days, necessitating a complete
shutdown OF both mines for that pc
riod.
Twelve cars Of machinery have been
hauled from the railroad to the Idaho
Continental property, where $780, 900 is
being spent In the installation OF q con-
centrator. One carload yet remains TO
be delivered 10 the property. All Of the
machinery has been delivered at points
convenient for a rapid assem- blage when
construction begins about the middle of
April, when the snow and frost will
permit the opening Of ground for foun-
dations. A transmission line and saw
mill are also to be built. Extensive
experiments have been made on the
Idaho Continental ores. and the concen-
trating plant will embody the very latest
milling apparatus designed for the treat
ment Of such ores, The management eX-
poets TO have the plant in commission
before the snow falls next winter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-31
ASSESSM ENT NO. 5.


O. x. Silver Mining & Milling COM
pany; principal place OF business. Salt
Lake City, Utah: location of mines. In
dian Springs. Tooele county, Utah.
Notice IS hereby given that at meet
ing OF the board OF directors OF O., K,
silver Mining 7th Ssy Of aqsb e'isny Iis sssess esso
ment No. OF one-half tS) cent per
share was levied upon tho capital stock
of the corporation, issued and outstand-
Ing, payable Immediately TO the secre-
tary at his office. 1895 Beck street. Salt
Lake City, Utah,
Any stock upon which this assessment
NAV remain unpaid on Tuesday, the
18th day Of April. 1913. will be delinquent
and unless payment is made before. Will
be sold on SATURDAY, the 10th day OF
May, 1913, at 10 o'clock e. m, at the
secretary's office. to pay tho delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
costs OF advertising and expense o.
sale H. IA i1Li.
Secretary
First publication. March ~. 1918.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-31
RIVERS, CREEKS AND
LAKES OF CALIFORNIA

Part III Of the Gazetteer Of the Sur
face Waters OF California prepared by
the United States geological survey IN
CO. operation with the state water COM
mission and the conservation commits
slon OF California has Just appeared as
water supply paper 297. This 1 volums ne
ntbnr hodi.s or water in the area drained
Ssnei by the eoolyS Pacific ii coast and great basin
streams and gives brief description OF
each. stating the source loeat,on; th pouy
OF water into which II empties' ieOetn'
fan and other useful data. =,
This gazetteer is one OF Eenes OF
engineering reports which Ia being ppo-
lIshed by the geologleal ..g, snr's ~ siafe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-31

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by ME ut tho office of Stephens. Smith
q Porter, 1406-10 Walker Bank building.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Tho terms OF the sale are Is follows:
balance secured by purchase money
mortgage running not TO exceed ono %
year,
Dated March 25. 1918.
SENA GREEN,
Administrators OF the estate OF William
A. Green. deceased,
STEPHENS. SMITH & PORTER,
Attorneys for Administrative,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-31
''neR CAR CUBA
oRE IS PREPARED

chi. sr of ore is be,nz loaded
b Tha'ne nine for shipment 10 fho
u lhcre,.,s ,Srce at the property
.shnSs IN ~ Ia five men and in
'fhrs 10 ,"e amount Of ore i'm
|Fsre,lons oe about the same as
stii aro were begun there a
g. c,,nns Il; NJ. kellogg un-
L1sp in '3rk ark Johnston was in
-.illr he '"e Ne lease at that Time
+ disposed OF his inter
. l6e NSanoerhoef. superintend-
Pa, ENeVada Consolidated nj
r pom niosg and Vanderhoef
lais 'oS9stty o9.ty this week and are
N az WIN It's present nbvsirsl /
|sls n,on y Promises to brlng the,n
KY Espos,,o ior a long time 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-31
nrOS,,u;.lATION IS
I'VE IN THE WEST

'snkIns ,o OF one OF New York's
Il irom > "o,nses. who recently.
~ 10 slrar Trip west. said he
~ ihe tI,m OF a Ietup in husI-
h .sny n'ns that impressed him
'Feustion' 'h-r Was the entire
"a Regarding this he
Al. D9s T,.l,nr Interested in specu.
srprisedI s. IoT r, Speculation. .0nfy woDI5 nG5
q Hsll-sd,nls Is due to the
lhe retsn tn'Ga ted bond sales
all oysr bond houses are
.Rching noa We country. These
urplus fuzzy all the people
away ifqs'ns. frnmns and are infiu-
issnents "'rh Speculation into