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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

REORGANIZATION PLAN

l.. L. Patrick of Goldfield New truS-
tee FOR the Butte-Goldfield Mining g. Re
duction company. in letter 10 the stock
holders says that since the latter part
of 1907 the company has been without
funds and In order TO keep up the annual
assessment work and 10 meet other ex-
penSes incident To protecting the title 10
the property. few of the stockholders
have from year 10 year advanced the nee
essary funds. This created ii debt against
the company. from which Il Judgment was
obtained and the property was sold by the
sheriff
II is the purpose OF the present holders
Of the property 10 form the ButteGold
field Reorganlzed Mining company and 10
allow all stockholders OF the original COM
pauy TO exchange their old stock for that
OF the Butte -Goldfleld Reorga nized Min
Ing company. on a share for share ba sis.
and upon the payment Of a bonus OF ! ]
cents per share
All funds realized in the exchange OF
stock are TO be used in equippng and
year lessees, working on Il small scale, In
a crude manner and under great disad-
vantage, have exposed a considerable
quantity OF commercial ore. but in order
10 make this ore available and TO place
the mine on producing basis tho proper
ty must be supplied with mining cqulp-
ment. further development must be done
and road must be built.
J. *. Turner, one OF the foremost min
ing engineers IN Nevada. recently visited
the property and submitted report part
OF which Is as follows.
The main or Butte Goldfield" vein
can be traced for miles and is eN-
posed a various points over the en-
tire length OF your property. or about
1000 feet The strike OF the vein is
east and west and IL dips north at
about IL degrees.
The vein, where exposed l. large.
the whole assured and mneral!zcd
zone being ten TO twenty feet wide.
and stands out prominently along Tho
steep hillside The total amount of
development work u approximately
$500 feet. Many ASSAYS taken from the
main ore body show an average OF
SJ5.9l per ton across width aver
aging rs feet and along a length OF
foTty-five feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
SEVEN TROUCHS MILL
OPERATING AGAIN
Coalition Company's Plant
Working on Some Very
High-grade Ore.

The mill OF tho Seven Troushs Coall-
ton Mining company has resumed oper-
ations. having been started up a week
ago 10 treat some OF the high grade
product that has been developed below
the tenth level
r J. Evans. who has just returned
from the Sagehrush state, says IL Is es-
tiruated that the average value OF the
tonna GO now In course OF treatment VIII
be bove $500 a ton.
AS an adjunct to the plants equip
uIent, a small canvas table has been In
stalled FOR tho purpose Of separating the
fins sulphides from tho sands after pass
Ing the concentrators. The few days
trial already given this auxiliary show
n marked precipita ton OF sulphldes Oh
the cantas bed and a clean sandy dis
charge at the overflow. AS II has been
fully demonstrated by exhaustive tests
that but little value IS carried In the
sands IL is confidently expected that
an extraction OF at least % per cent win
bs made by the adoption OF this effective
and inexpensive process.
A station Is being cut at the 14o-foot
level OF No 4 wlnze. preparatory 10
starting north and south drifts. AZ this
point IN the workings the vein is eighteen
Inches wide and assays S593. 10 per ton.
Above the south drift OF this level are
eighty feet OF backs. from which ore ex-
traction will begin as soon as that DRIFT
has been advanced su!hcient distance
TO warrant stopping.
BY the end OF the present month forty
or Atty men Will be employed under
ground IN drifting. sinking and stopping.
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FORMER SALT [AKER
MINES At HAMILTON
Nevada Bonanza Camp OF
Early Days Still Sending
Out Ore.

w N Harwood. a former salt Lake
mining man. now resident OF Hamil-
ton White P.uc county. New. is visi-
tor IN the city. lie was the orisina-
tor and for a time general manager OF
the Hamilton Mlning. Power q Trans
portation company. now engaged In min
ing az that famous old camp. and stiii
retains an interest In tnc concern.
The company's property lS mile ana
n half west of Trca sure hill. five cars
~ ore have been shipped IN the last SIX
a neeks being pia ced on the cars al Eu-
rska after a wagon haul OF thirty-tiVe
miles The ore runs about lo1 ounces
silver 40 per cent lead and 10 per cent
copper. The wagon haul and raiaTosn and "a
freight To The smeltcrs here Is $50 10
&z5 TO the ton.
Nr. HarWood is now engaged ip leasing
az the Hamilton property and the up
per workings OF tie McAllen mine near
Treasure hill He is not shipping Just
now. but Is engaged in getting out some
good silver. +od and copper orc which
he Will send 10 market as soon as haui-
ing conditions are more favorable
The Grand Prize mine In the same
vicinity Is taking out ore right along
End has been shipping when not inter
fered with by the heavy Snowfall on
White Pine mountain.
Mr.. Harwood thinks the coming sum-
rner will see a great deal OF activity
in the old White Pine district and that
many properties VIII De GtNelOpc!.
Hamilton was one Of the earliest ana
most noted Of the famous mining camps
Of Nevada. EIgh UP on the rugged sides
OF Treasure hill at an elevation OF lO,-
60 feet and more were found silver de-
poslts OF astonishing richness. This ore
occurred mainly In the lime In stringers
and Irregular veins, In pockets and some
times in immense masses OF almost pure
silver. II frequently ran 10000 ounces or
silver TO the ton and in some Instances
even more. When IL is remembered that
the price OF silver was then In the
nsiglroraood OF 81 20 an ounce. the value
OF n ton OF ore thus often running above
$40 900. the rush that set In toward tho
new Eidorado is accounted for. The year
1889 saw a population OF 10000 in the
district closely encircllng Hamilton and
Including Treasure City, Eberhardt Sc
ligman. Shernantown and other camps
Practically no trace Of some OF these now
remains and even their names have been
forgotten by the present generation.
In those days no attention was paid
any ore In this section except the very
.lIEh-grade silver. Now lower grades con-
taining silver. lead and copper are he
Ing mined and development work shows
n vast amount of this class OF ore In
the famous old district.
While operating In Utah Mr.. Harwood
nad the first lease on the Cardiff mine
Ind operated other Utah properties trtbu-
tsr ~ 10 Salt Lake.
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE

,orenv gwen that sale oil
honds OF Blue Bench HFSu.,o ,housuud
~ TO the amount Oh M Msii ,rGnrsd py
tSJu,oov.uY, S,re,lors OF said distrlrt anu
the ~ nronosals Tor the pnEcHaS1 Va a.
ronos VIII pe received W - aistr,cI n;
uireStoIS ~ vasatch county. state OF
Ducheoe' ,o the hour OF q cioch p' ~.
an The 18th day OF Maien, ,,a tA ,hereof in
iha said bonds or any POI 'o'it,n,e tnere
aploun'sS, honds are to run from ten 10
oa. vcars and Will bo mace pup ap.e
ns provided by section 10 flpah pa ' i5oy: as
of The Session anaatsr haSS Ss S OF the session
aSs of titan. 1911. and as @ i@urlne.
an,ended by chapter lVl Oh '..e S,,Iarl
Laws of Utah. 1913. ana WIN n.nt nsr an
80, no yable semi annually on inc ms
day OF June and the hrst aeg oi 1881,
ber OF eacn year, prlnclpal anu SS,,Si ~
no ,aid at tho of1lco OF the county
~ ,poae eurer OF Wasatch county, state O.
fiIah. and at such other pace 40 ti'ny
Sercafter be determined Dy tue ooaiu ,t 90
directors OF said distrlc'' NO p,hnn ~ per
T.. accepted Tor a less sum tlau 20 pei
ceni az inc face value OF the ponus @ @oiu
Tor The board OF directors reserve .il0
right to reject any a anu an % o'Is I s HOOD, d
ssorreIary Of Blue Bench Irrigation pis-
Iriet No. 1, at Duchesne, Wasa'eh
county, Utah. m ,., IN cor-
formfty with q resolution or the board OF
dIrsctors duly passed and adopted on lhe
Si ara dav of February. 1914. as follows: ..
SERIES No, 2-No. !; Nc, or BONDS. 8
,htr n,moers. / 10 s, Inclusive; value,
s30O0. 90; date of maturity. Decethper l.
1924, a. ~, -, bonds o,
their numbers. 0 to II. incluslVei VaIue
sDSha 90: date Of maturity. December l.
Series No. 2-No. 8; No. Of bonds, 10
their numbers. 1s 10 ~ inciuslSe, !
$500. 90, date OF maturity, Dccefnpes
Series No. 2-No. (; No OF bonds, 10
their numbers. 28 10 81. inclusive; EaIue
s2o0o.oo; date OF maturity Deceh'De'
Ssries No. 2-No. s; No. OF bonds. IL
their numbers, 3S TO 4S. inclusive; value
$3.50 90; date OF maturity. December
! 1928 .,
Serlcs No 2-No 6; No. OF bonds, i
| their numbers, 40 10 60. inclusive; value
| SSUO0O0 date of maturity, December
Series No. mo Z; No OF bonds, II
| their numbers, 81 TO "a, inclusive; value
| $500 0O date Of maturity, December !
I 1880. ..
| Series No 2-No. 8; No. Of bonds, 10
| their numbers, 75 to 90, inclusive; value
| $4,000 90; date of maturity. December l
| 1881. :,
| their numbers. 81 10 los. inclusive; value
s4500.0o; date OF maturity, December ]
| 1882.
Series NO mo. 10; No. OF bonds. IL
| their numbers. 109 to 120, inclusive. value
| $4,000. 90; date OF maturity. December
| 1888
Dated at Duchesne. Utah, this 2stl
| OF February, a. d. 1914.
| By order OF the board OF directors.
| ]. 8. BIRCH, President.
| S. II. BOTTOM
| JOSEPH JOLLY.
| Directors.
L. S. Hood, secretary. p13
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GETTING GOOD ORE
IN OLD NAY AUG
Silver-lead and So Per Cent
Zinc From New Workings
at Depth.

K. c. wooley has returned from the
Nay Aug mine, twelve miles northwest
OF HALEY Idaho which he and Salt Lake
associates are operating under lease.
Just now they are employing but one
shift In sinking q shaft on ore from the
tunnel level. They are taking out some
ore all the time and hive a car OF first
class ready TO ship now. but viii not
be able 10 get u out 10 the railroad be-
fore tho middle OF April on account OF
tho snow. The snowfall In that region
is very heavy and II Is impossible TO get
to the mine with a team and any kind or
rig now and tho only way supplies can
be sent In Is by hardsled.
The work now being done ie on the
lowest level OF the mine and at about $50
feet vertical depth. The showing OF sill
ver-lead ore is excellent there being about
four feet OF II OF good grade. Alongside
the regular silver-lead ore body is a zinc
deposit, the latest assay from which, at
the lowest depth cached. shows 59.32 per
cent zinc The Nay Aug has been known
for years as a zinc producer, but Its VAL
ues seem TO enhance with depth, as 81
per cent was tho best zinc ever before
taken from IL
AS soon as the season advances so that
supplies can be taken In and the ore
hauled TO the railroad. the force In the
mine viii be Increased and two shifts EN-
ployed. The loading station is at spur
two miles north OF Haley.
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TRADERS DISINCLINED
TO FOLLOW ADVANCES

Logan & Bryan. members New York
and Boston stock exchanges and Chit
street, furnish the following. received over
their private wire yesterday afternoon:
From Logan & Bryans New York Of
fice-While there was an absence OF
list nevertheless displayed reart!onary
tendency. Pressure was not urgent OF OF
large volume. but the disposition to close
ly follow the advances was absent on the
part Of the trading element. There was
nothing particularly new or exciting with
regard to the Mexican news and Wash
ingtou edvlces failed to reveal anything
OF novelty or importance relative 10 the
prospective legislative programme. 1t
seems generally understood that the rate
problems VIII not be adjusted for some
months and consequently complaints are
becoming quite general as TO the further
period OF waiting and suspense which IS
likely 10 be witnessed.
However, the rank and file OF traders
do not very often look beyond the imme-
date prospect and therefore more or less
pessrnism is In evidence In New York
but there is good reason for the belief
that something Is likely 10 be done short
" by the administration to stimulate "a
return Of confidence and progress In bust
ness circles, especially In the nature OF
modifying any trust legislation. for II is
now realized In most quarters that COR
serve a useful purpose from a construct
I've viewpoint
From Paine. Webber & Co. Boston,
The annual report OF the American Sugar
company. showing less than per cent
earned on common stock, had q further
depressing effect on this issue as well
as on the general market, but In the
face OF II all the markets acted very
we'll today and the feeling Is growing
that barring any exceptionally unfavor-
able Developments prices viii not decline
materially and the majority OF stocks are
cumulated on all declines
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ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
PlOCHE AMALGAMATED

Complying with the law OF Nevada the
Amalga mated Phoebe Mines & Smeters
corporation. with mines at Pioche pub
fishes the following statement for 1919:
DEBIT.
All /, 1918, to cash on hand. ..$ 24447
To assessments collected during
'le year i9lJ -..-............. 10000. 90
To amount received from other
sources ...,.-......,....,. 81, 1852. .o8
CREDIT
Mine expenses in year 1913 -, S52, ,o42.62
Paid general expenses In the
year 1919 :................... S.S5A62
Paid dividends in the year 1913 90 900 90
Balance on hand December 81,
1913 ...................... 7009. ST
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Mining Notes,

President Walter Fitch OF The Chief
Consolidated Is here from Eureka for a
few days and IS stopping at the Hotel
Utah
General Manager George r. waddel OF
the Ohio Copper company visited the
mine and mill at Lark yesterday
George H Scibird. netaIluredcal enci-
reer, has returned from a trip to Silver
CITY 90 see the experimental work now
approaching completion at the knight
Christensen mill
!. VIII knight OF Provo was a visitor
In the city yesterday.
There is said 20 be scarcity of lead
In Europe and a likelihood OF irnporta :
tons Of lead from the United States
The Mslcher Mining company. a salt
Lake concern. In which many OF the
stockholders or the Mammoth are tpter-
~gted, g. driving a lower tunnel on its
property twelve miles southwest OF Al
oion Idaho.
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TRADING
SOMEWHAT BROADER

While the volume of trading on the To-
cal exchange yesterday WAS not large II
was fairly we'll distributed throughout
the list. giving the market somewhat
broader tone than IL has had Tor some
days.
Silver King Coalition was traded In
10 the extent Of 32b shares In three
transactions at prices ranging from $3.50
TO $40. or silver King Consolidated
500 shares were sold at s1,2It and si.I5,
and OF DAILY l3l shares al Sl.l0. Iron
Blossom OF two sales Of 100 shares eAch
advanced from Sl1Il TO Si.20 while 1000
shares OF Colorado sold at i05 and ii
cents, and 5000 Bingham Amalga mated
at "a cents. Opohongo got Into tle trad-
ing with 1000 shares al I and AZ cents
ar-Talisman sold 1000 al IL cents
and Crown Point sold 1000 at l cent.
The dey's business totaled Is, 456 shares
sold for S3334.S5.
Closing quotations were as follows;
UNLISTED STOCKS
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NOTICE OF Assre.

Mono Mining COMPANY
t!on. Principal place :, ulst
kearns building. Sail I.s ~ I'd
Notice Is hereby giyen ss \. q3
Ing OF the directors. held mat q
OF February. 4. d 1911 on II
known as assessment M an q
ter OF a cent per share !
capital stock OF the co,nc nos y
Immediately to the sapoiai,
company. r. E. Marx q, s,sslsry sasry
90S. kearns building s. d @
Utah. Any stock upon 'eit
ses3ment may remain -wait
day OF April. A. D 1sihp
uuent and advertised fcs ~
auction, and. unless nav.n.nl nl>
fore, will be sold on h. ha
April. A d. 1914. 20 nar
assessment. together u3,, ,tns
advertising and expense @ :,
Room ao3. Kearns bn,lS1a
City, Utah.
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DALY~JUDGE MINING COMPANY,

The regular quarterly dividend OF the
paly-JudGe Mining company OF IL per
cent. ageresating $4,000. being dividend
No: - has been declared payable April
J. 1913. 10 stockholders OF record at close
OF business March 20. 1914. on which date
the transfer books will close, and reoDen
on April I. 1914.
G. W. LAMBOURNE. Treasurer.
pli67
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18th day OF March 1a,, -
m. AT its place OF m,s,lts, at n
Fourth South stresa nsSs, n
utah, offer Tor saio salt +.
auction TO the hlghcs~, ~ ssll
one certain Hudson '' hidder
torpedo type model No nske
pose OF applying TIN e, a
from said sale, SO far proct9
pay the amount due upor as nec-
issory note and CONTRACT ost>I
1913, executed and 5e,l.n naft1
Wallace and c. r. LarsnsseIei
The sum OF $ii93. 90 mn e.
$4,000 AZ the time OF tbsaole !.
note. Sl0O.0 90 on tho 1o,h ms11
1918. and 10000 on tha tn "a day
every calendar month iuth Ell
November /. 1915, al wA,..n .nsts>
ance du. upon said prinn;S,n 10
and which said note dragpdl
rate OF per cent per ann ann UTE
10. 1918, and on which nnum ra,m q
due and unpaid as prina.nid s.sid ID
on the End day of sIarcS az
OF sl3i2,75. ei' lN[
Dated March 2. 1914 {
CHEESNAN ATTOlfopr
BY NJ, II. CheesmSn' S'i.E y, q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
pisordered Kidneys Cause Much Misery

With pain and misery by day, sleep.
disturbing bladder weakness at night
tired, nervous rundown men and
women everywhere are glad to know
that Foley Kidney Pills restore health
and strength, and the regular action of
kidneys and bladder. Schramm. j ohm.
son, Drugs; "The Never -Substitutors. -
Five (5l Good Stores. (Advertisement.
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FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Opohongo coon at &c; 1000 at ibc.
Silver King Coalition. @Q5 at S3.35: 20
at 1910.
Silver King Consolidated, Ion at Sis:
200 at N.I24.
Shares sold iI23
Selling value. sl1So.75.
OPEN BOARD.
Iron Blossom, 100 at Sl.liA; loo at Si.20.
Bingham Analgamated, 5000 at 54c.
Silver King Coalition, 1ne At $3.50.
Silver King Consolidated, 500 at Sl'5.
Shares sold. $500
Selling value. Sl2515o.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Cedar Talsman, 1000 al lie
Colorado. 800 at lie.
Crown Point, 1000 at lC.
Slares sold $500.
Selling value. 500.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 500 al i0ic.
DAILY. 1871 at Sl.lO.
Shares sold 63l.
Selling value. s1a6,6n.
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CAVE is FOUND ON
DRAGONS 1000 LEVEL

J. VIII Knight, who was In the city
from Provo yesterday, said that cave
had been found on the 1000 level OF the
Dragon Consolidated. At last report II
had been but partially explored. but WAS
found TO contain some ore of low grade.
II l. looked upon as an excellent lndiCa-
ton. as the caves encountered In other
mines IN that vicinity have usually been
productive Of good ore
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Good Cleanup.

Operations at the Sautone Placer com
pany's property on the Wolltone ESteu-
sion ground are proving prolific and a
good grade OF gravel Il being handled.
II ls understood that the cleanup for the
short month or February was In the
neighborhood OF Se500.-Manhatt ttan Post.
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Yankee Consolidated Mining company,
principal office room No. 1920 Newlouse
building. Salt Lake City. Utah
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No, Of cents per shade
levied on the 4th day OF February, 1911
the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders as
follows:
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The kidneys and the skin. If the
kidneys are weak or torpid, the skin
Will be pimply or blotchy. Hood S Sar-
saparllla strengthens and stimulates
the kidneys; and clears the complexion.
By thoroughly purifying the blood it
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The Mothers Fayorite

a cough medicine for children should
be harmless. II should be pleasant to
take. 1t should be effcctuaI. Chamber
lain s Cough Remedy is all OF this and
is the mothers tavorite everywhere
For sale by all dealers.
N6Trrtlgorncnt
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Zinc Near Arco. Idaho.

The Arco Advertiser notes revival
OF activity in the mines at Big Cotton
wood, thirty miles west OF Arco. A zinc
deposit. ten 10 thirty feet wide. has been
discovered there and the ore on the dump
justines the construction of a Emelter
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Ore and Bullion.

Mccormick 6; Co, bankers. announced
the receipt yesterday of ore valued at
$4,000 and bullion shipped out valued
at *lQQ,0 600, total movement for the day
Of SiS5. 600 '
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Boston Mining Stocks.

Logan e. Bryan. members OF ali lead
Ing exchanges. 1G9 South Main street,
furnish the following. received over their
private wire yesterday afternoon;
BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
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UNCLE SAM LEADS IN
SPELTER PRODUCTION

From a publication BY the geological
survey, giving figures on the spelter pro-
ductlon OF the United States and the
world for the last eight years, the fol-
lowing is taken, the figures for 1913 still
being subject TO final revision:
WnRID.S Prediction. 1n1.-11.
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New York Mining stocks

Logan & Bryan. members OF all lead
Ing exchanges. lse South Main street.
furnish the following received over their
private wire yesterday afternoon:
NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS
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d,nnc =, ~ naoor b,ll Nynrd.r 49,
March l6. (AdveTtisemept.) }
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Metal Market.

Metal prices posted In YESTERDAY = sal,
Lake market were as follows. silver, 5si
cents; lead. 81; copper. tis.i9.
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NEW YORK CURB RANCE
Oro Shipments.

The Utah Ore Sampling company re-
leased yesterday nine carloads Of ore
from Utah mines
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......, l,0I0.0d5

| PRODUCTION BY STATES.
In the following table the apportion-
| ment 10 the various states and other
countries Is based on the source OF the
I ore. tho final table showing where the
| srneltino was done.
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Novadas In San Francisco,

Logan & Bryan, 16o South Main street,
members New York and Boston stock eN-
changes and Chicago board OF trade. sup
PLY the following. received over their pri-
vate wire yesterday:
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Clark, II. =. ...s....B B-oSi lss,VVu 1SoV-Vy
And IN accordance with the law and
an order of the board OF directors made
on the 4th day OF February. 1914, so
many shares OF each parcel OF stock a 5
may be necessary will be sold 1T public
auction at the office OF the secretary. No
ll20 Newhouse building, Salt Lake City
Utah. on the 23rd day OF March, 1914
al 2:30 o'clock p. m, to pay the delin-
qucnt assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
A. j.. CANFIEI4D, Secretary.
Yankee Consolidated Mining Co.,
Room ll20 Newhouse building, Salt Lake
City. Utah. plil5
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

L. s. Hood. secretary.