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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-10
THINK II OVER

The United States of America independent country
one hundred all these people have
been thankful something to be thankful for
Our good President Wilson,
and within few days observing
Day. Owing and the widespread
essity personal economy careful thought
realize just what thankful o-hs
Among other things
for national peace opportunity
ing the suffering supplying
life nation for fuller realization of our
responsibilities of the moral and practical
significance part the declarations of
world
We are also reminded
channels of
and mutual service
many Thanksgiving time
saying little prayers
selfish selves and those who dependent
u.s. If cannot figure up
incline groan than thanks.
We familiar story Of boy Sunday
Thanksgiving Day
had be thankful for this
little girl golden curls
the the little towsd
headed amt nothin'
thankful for; God mighty near runt mel"
By way thinking
ing may profaby Edgar
1 feeling discontinued things
vase counting with groan:
made myself a thousand different sings
I every sigh.
CHEEKY whistle sounded the
I cripple slowly imping by
Twas thoroughly discouraged and detected said
isn't luck in life for
any reason to rejoice my head
IN as a be-"
lead a by hand,
passed the shining light of
folly o my whining I'd begun understand,
I bete oft he anyway.
l look about and it that could in
Greatn numbers whom a
bearing burdens
In comparison
I whimpering trfe and felt it shame,
few;
I to nc if
that coward heart mir do
blessings when you're troubled
the lucky above you that you're strong;
O window hour o
An crippled that along.
see tragedy burdening lives
will rejoicing
will real o reflect
many than
already growing
pounds
Albany Chicago The expected
pound they
year pounds pecans price
high
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-10
WOMEN GAIN SUFFRAGE


apparently
presidential electors.
chise,
Wyoming, 1890.
2-Colorado
3-Utah, r; l5 f7H@35
Idaho,
5-Washington
s-calnornia 1912 r En
ARIZONA,
8-Kansas, 1912.
9-oregon 1912 Tz1"r 7#F-fj"t 7 ',..
10-Nevada-1914.
11-Montana,
The twenty states allowing parl suffrage to
Connecticut, Delaware
Michigan Massachusetts, full
suffrage last Tuesday, Hampshire Mexico New
Dakota Oklahoma
officers
Tuesday passing
that drive pugsm They failed driv
ing saloons said on the provisions of
the amendment Women aided materially suffrage leaders claimed
voting prohibition fol Washington Oregon I'M
By working around the world her Miss Hda Gilbert
novelist
accomplish
recently spare
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
RECOVERY GENERAL
IN METAL STOCKS

Logan a Brynn. members New YORK
and Boston stock exchanges and Shlea-V
Board OF Trade, l69 South Main sVesn
furnish the following. received over tne''
private wire Yesterday afternoon:
From Logan 81 Bryan's New fork OF
fice-The list responded 10 short cosr rh
ing and recoveries were general. Ihe
steel tonnage report WAS somewhat more
favora blc than had been the general eN-
pectation which. taken in conJunclloI,
with the satisfactory copper cope; prSanriS,S pro'sr,iaS
did much TO stimulate the denlano Ios
the metal stocks. London was crenlteu
with having bought on balance about 10
600 shares OF the various lssues, primer
paily industrials. and, In ADDITION, laiI
inquiry was IN evidence irom outsiae
sources for hleh-gradc investment stocks.
During the forenoon efforts were made 10
force a renewul OF general selling through
means Of pressure on Sugar. Can ana Lee
high Valley. but tho movement WAS hot
very successful aud the volume OF long
stocks disiodged on the downturn ra'ntt
meHcer.
Mexican advices were construed In Ia
vorable light, especially In so iar as tne
same pertained to the recent Texas espl-
sode II is understood that the New
Haven officials have sent a comnlunica
tion 70 the attorney general, which " -
& Maine New Haven affair. and conse-
duently quite little short covering TOOK
place In the Issues OF both or the above
companies. While In sense thnt To-
davis upturn WAS a natural proceeding In
view OF the manner In which tho list mas
been depressed recently, stil signs are
not hacking OF marked expansion In the
short interest, and lnasmuch as quite
few weak accounts have been eliminated
and the position of the list greatiN
strengthened. further rallying tendencies
seem likely.
From Paine, Webber & Co.. Boston
With the exception of a small run on
American Sugar and Chesapeake 81 ONO
in the early trading. the whole market
ruled strong today. some OF the special
ties advancing sharply. Granting OF IN
crease in freight rates allowed the Bos-
ton &; Maine By the New Hampshire
public service commission caused more
hopeful feeling Following an uneEpect-
cdly good copper producers report yes
terdey the exceptionally good steel ton
mage report had an encouraging enect.
While the copper metal market has nee'l
ia ther quiet during tho past two weeks
IL Is believed that consumers are prac-
tically bare OF supplies and will soon have
TO begin buying. Believe in taking ad-
vantage OF such breaks as we have had
during the past week 10 accumulate
stocks.
From the Gallagher curb letter. New
York-Oil shares again led the rest OF
the list. New York, California and OHIO
! oil being featured. Nipissing and British
Columbia Copper were active at Bs and Il.
respectively The Tonopshs were neglect
ed. Rilier sold at 81 and acted very well
| Cigars advanced fractlonally In sympathy
Close was steady
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
RECOVERY GENERAL
IN METAL STOCKS

y. J.. Smith. manager Of the Yuba lease,
experienced some difficulty this week in
keeping lis hat on straight. due TO re-
cent developments on the 900-foot level
OF the old Raymond & Ely shaft, accord :
ing TO the Phoebe Record. An eighteen
inch vein Of gold ore has been disclosed
there which carries values UP TO three
ounces I'm gold To the ton. together with
some silver. Mr.. Smith says this vein
is known TO exist for length OF 1875 feet
on the 900, that II has also been found
on the ZOO and on tine 1900 levels
The cement foundation for the hoist =
ing plant lns been put I'm and the engine
recently purchased at Gold Springs will
be set in place within the next few days.
II will not be long now until the Yuba
lease will be working full blast and ship
ping regularly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
SECOND CAR FROM
MARTHA WASHINGTON

w. 4. Sunderland has shipped his Sec
ond car OF ore from the Martha Wash
ington mine in the Feber district and Is
anXiously awaiting the returns. which he
expects TO be far better than the other
car shipped, as the ore was sorted, MAX
Ing Il OF better grade. says the Tooele
Times. George y. Woodman OF the Gold
Hill is getting ready to ship car in the
near future, well as o. c. Young. who
expects to ship soon.
The auto truck put on the line nom
Wendover to Febcr. Clifton. Gold Hill and
Ibapah is expected TO reduce the cost of
transportation considerably. which will
make il more profitable for those who
ship ore and increase the shipments The
roads VIII. have To be fixed up consid-
erably before the truck can make suo-
cess OF the hauling, In many cases the
which Will mean the hauling by team
down to where the truck can get IT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
HOOSIER BOY GETS
BETTER WITH DEPTH

Superintendent Moffat has been out to
the Hoosier Boy and Is greatly elated
with the splendid showing al the prop
erty. says the Beaver County News The
shaft Is rapidly going down. The vein
is two 10 three feet and the same fine
high grade steel Ealena that was found
years ago before the vein faulted The
silver values are exceptionally good This
property gives promise OF making one OF
the big bonanza mines OF Utah.
John Maisou and Edward Rheinstron
are greatly pleased over the wonderful
showing at the Leonord Recent devel-
opmentS are almost OF a sensa tional or
DER. The values Ia both silver and lead
run high ia every assay. The general
belief T. that the Leouora is going 10
soon be one % Beaver county's heaviest
producers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
NEW ORE BODY IN
EAGLE & BLUE BELL
Twenty Dollar Ore Found in
Unexpected Place on
1850 Level.
SIZE AS YET UNKNOWN
Is Cut in North Drift Two
Hundred Fifty Feet
From Shaft.
SIZE AS YET UNKNOWN

A body Of new and unexpected ore In
territory heretofore wholly uneSplored has
been encountered IN the Eagle & Blue
Bell at Eureka.
II was first cut In The drift that is
being run north from tie new station on
tie l5s0-foot level This drift Il being
driven TO lutercep; an ore shoot which
s,nd been followed with n winze for a
considerable distance from the 1880 foo,
level when the new drift had proceeded
2i0 feet from the shaft two-foot vein
of the Characteristic silver. lend aud gold
product Of the mine was cut, showing.
after It had been cut through in the
TOP. bottom and sides OF me drift. This
vein seemed "A Nttlc hcnyicr on the left
..and az western side 81 the drift and
from there a drift on th. ore was started
toward the northwest Yesterday. when
This work had proceeded fifteen feet its
face, top. bottom and sides were all IN
ore
How large this ore body e.. Of course.
remains 10 De- determined bat there would
seem 10 be- little doubt That 70 Is a most
important addition 10 the resources or this
great and growing property. While some
~ the ASSAYS have been higher. Manager
Fctt believes he can safely say tic ore
will run so to the ton.
50 far n rIn be determined at this
time this orc BODY ~ an entirely new one,
the presence of which was not even sus-
pccted The long drift OF this level Is
san 205 feet from the point for Which
they are driving and where u is expected
the vein followed from the 1850 viii be
caught.
The fact that this strike Il in entirely
neT ground and on the lowest level Of
the mine makes n look especially good.
Indicating not only that the ores 90
down, but that volume and values are
both maintained at depth. Judging by
tho water level IN other Tlntic mines
that have gon. TO greater depth. the
Eagle 4 Blue Bell has 600 feet more OF
depth to be attained before the water is
reached.
This Is not however. the first surprise
the Eagle & Blue Bell has sprung on it's
management 4 few months ago. in the
north diff on the l0Oo-foot level an ore
body WAS encountered. not exactly ia an
unexpected place. but very gratifying IN
volume and value. II is OF good grade
and shipping from Il has proceeded
steadily ever since. II Is not only hold
ing out we'll. but as = matter of fact its
limits have not get been fully determined.
While Mr. Pctt IL not incllncd 10 look
upon this latest new find sensational.
he is. OF course. much gratiied. He VIII
probably 20 10 Eureln today TO take n
look at H.
Tho mine is now back practically 20 It's
normal capacity OF 100 tons day. which
was interrupted 10 some extent while the
sinking OF the shaft deeper was In
progress.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
NEW URANIUM MINING
COMPANY GETS BUSY
Survey Being Made of New
Concerns Holdings South
east Of Moab.

Harvey Hest Of the engineering firm
OF Roberts a. Heist OF this city has gone
20 Moab. Grand county. to survey and
plat the claims OF the recently organ
lied Uranium Mining company. OF which
James l.. Wade Is president, Lance Tay-
lor vice president and David Taylor sec
rctary and treasurer
Concerning the organization and activ-
tiles OF the company the Grand Valley
Times says:
AS the result Of the organization
OF the Uranium Mining company, o!
which James /. Wade and associates
in tho Pack creek canoute fields
and large eastern mining interests
ere the stockholders, the uranium
fields southeast of Moab viii become
the chief exporters OF radioactive ore
In tho west.
The capital stock OF the company is
100000. divided into shares OF 81
each David Taylor OF Salt Lake.
secretary and treasurer OF the new
company. represents a large radium
extraction company with whom the
owners of the Pack creek property
Fifty per cent OF the stock OF the
company VIII not be Issued except
under the approval OF three directors
The remaining stock is divided equal
Is between Mr.. Wade and associates
and the eastern parties. tho latter
having an option on 20 per cent or
the stock. \ large cash payment was
made ior the option. which expires
July !.
The result of the organization OF
the company will DO that the Pack
creek fields will become the scene OF
great activity in the carnotite NOUS
try in the near future. The produc-
ton OF ore will he greatly Increased,
and a concentrating mill VIII very
likely be Installed on the ground.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11

FORENOON SALES.
Bingham Amalga ma ted, 1000 al sac
Opohougo. 100 at 2ic; 1000 at i.c: 1000
at s3c: 2000 al &c.
silver King Consolidated, 400 at sl72.
100 at S1.70: 900 nj $i.75.
Victoria Consolidated. 200 at &c
Shares sold, ZOO.
Selling value. S2166. 80,
OPEN BOARD.
Daly Judge 30 at $40.
Bingham Amalgamated. 2400 AZ Sac
ODohongo. 1000 at i3c.
Shares sold. $3.50.
Selling value SJ5A.1e.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Opohougo. 1000 at &c.
Shares sold. 20J0.
Selling value. $50.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado, 500 at lie
Silver King Consolidated. 200 at Sl.12f'
shares sold 1900
Selling value, $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
LEVIED
BY TINTIC CENTRAL

PROVO. March 10.--At meeting OF the
directors OF the TintIc Central Mining
company. held last evening, IL was decided
TO resume development work, suspended
last fall. and an assessment OF one -ha y
cent a share was levied delinquent April
II. sale day April %. This Will bring
$4,000 into the treasury \ visit 10 the
mine Will be made by the management TO
determine where the work shall be done.
but II is probable that IL will be taken up
on the s7O-foot level. where conditions ap-
peared very favorable when the work was
stnnnad last Nenr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
RECEIVERS "A,

Pursuant TO an ordor
tFict ~ court Of tae Tkiri ius s,ls,
on on tA1 state OF Utah, fo.l ledlc
salt Lake: In a suit thsur hur IL
tween ). NJ. Callahan, lLsl rlo,l q
ucer Nurseries comm ,psain'i7
ants. ON The nth dar u q
lyii. as amended 9" stor1
March, 4. -. 1914 di-otne We
signed. as receiver tnuns u
real property herelnatte,re ,eii u
To mat end 20 receive IA os.>
and including the lst Vaa. a u.
Notice Is hereby -Ivsn !,
signed VIII receive bldn tnat 4
business at No. 4OI ss IN Al q
building. on Second South ~ y =
city OF Salt Lake. for tbn bs'a ~
SAID property. for cash porcr
Ing the lst day OF Anrj, unul q
The property 10 be sn,s = D.
Pioneer Nurseries Fnrrs u IN.
near Murray City. a ana
uon TWO t2l OF the suuths.u,. -
section thirteen Qs). Ana
north half of the nor,ha.a a a
section twenty-four (gN
TWO (2l south, OF rnn., sil d
containing IN all slxtv.ss ens.
Coo 2-3( acres, more NJ an1
tlcular description By ms,s
may be obtained at nv go ess
are subject 10 approval ,a1 u9o9
by the above entitled coa a 4
| Further particulars MAJ
the premises or at my "a 81
r,s e NJ; b. soWIEs
,o pated Salt Lake City, H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
STRIKE REPORTED
IN OPOHONGO MINE

Reports from Eureka are 10 the effect
that an important strike has been made
IN the OpOhongo property. On the ex-
change here yesterday the stock Jumped
from p cents 10 4: cents on buying or
dsTs from the camp and great deal Of
~ changed hands. The exact nature OF
the strike could not be learned here hut
at Eureka II was said one OF the leaEers
had opened up a body ot gold ore In a
formation that Is altogether different
from what has been had in the past in
the property. Tn. orc which has pre-.
viously been taken ont IS declared TO
have carried considerable arsenic The
new ore is said 10 carry no arsenic and
20 os a hlgh-Eradc sh!pplug ore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
LEGAL NOTICE.
To the holders or bonds of the Inde
pendent Coal & Coke company numbered: !:

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
10 the provisions of the deed OF trust
given 10 secure the payment OF the bonds
above described, the undersigned trustee
under said deed OF trust, selected the
above described bonds tor redemption by
lot at par, plus . per cent premium on
the principal. and plus the accrued inter-
est 10 date OF redemption: and notice Is
hereby further given that the under
signed Will pay the principal of said
bonds. plus per cent premium on the
principal. and plus the accrued interest
10 the 1st day OF April 1914, on or be-
which date the interest on bonds above
described shall cease
UTAH SAVINGS 6: TRUST COMPANY
Trustee.
3, 1914. p60T
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
ASSESsM EMIT -

o. X. Silver Mining W
Dany; prIrclpal place os
Lake City Utah: Iocnt,nn -
dian Springs, Tooelc eons.s r q
Notice is hereby given nv
Ing OF the board Of d,,sal al
silver Mining & MillInr ~
on the 10th day OF Fe6,ra
sessment No. s OF one h,is
share was levied upon iha "
OF the corporation. ISSUED
ing, payable !mmediateIv
tnry at his oniice. l235 a.
Lake CITY. Utah.
Any stock upon which IA.
may remain unpaid on Tos4
day OF March. 1914. viii he ~.
advertised for sale al uuSI,s
unless payment Is rnads
sold on Saturday. tho ii,s a
1914. AT 10 O'Clock a. M
p1nys office. TO pay ths a."
sessment thereon. toeetiIes -:
OF advertising and expers' !
II. NJ. Holt (
First publication. Februar,7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
PASSING YEARS
Salt Lake City Testimony Remains
Unshaken.

Time is the best test Of truth. Here
Is a salt Lake City story that has stood
the test OF time. IL is story with q
point which will come straight home
10 many % us.
Mrs. J. r. Britt, "a South Main ST.
Salt Lake City, Utah. says: ~ had
been troubled Tor many years by kid.
neg complaint and was very bad al
times with pains in my back. weakness
Of the kidneys and dizzy spells. | was
81 run down NJ times that II was al.
most impossible for me 20 get around
I had chills and AZ times spent weeks
IN bed not able 20 hold mv head nm.
] tried various kidney remedies. bat
nothing ever gave me genuine relic.
until | began using Donn = kidney
Pills. poeured az Schrnmm. johnson :
Drug Store I was cured and have not
had serious kidney trouble since"
when Mrs. Britt was interviewed on
February 2, 1913, she said: "Everv
word Of tho testimonial | gave somo
years ago still holds good and you NAV
use II as IN the past. The cure Doan s
Kidney Pills has made me has proved
permanent in every way
For salo az Schramm, johnson. Drups
FIVE stores. Salt Lake City. Utah. and
h. all dealers. Price JOc. Foster.
Milburn Co. Buffalo. New York. sole
agents for the United States
Remember the uame-Doan sand
take 90 other. tAdyertisementl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Amalgamated Cutting Station.

The work OF cutting out the 1900 station
at No ! shaft OF the Amalgamated Ploche
mine was begun this week. Owing 70
having cut Into brecciated quartzitc
zone, the shaft was sunk five feet deeper
than the management had planned. In
order TO get Into solid formation.
From Superintendent Van Wageuen II
has been learned that the material IN
the zone referred to carries some gold
and silver values, 10 an extent he ~
that viii warrant exploitation.
Returns were received this week from.
a car OF Stag shipped by Culverwel and
Orr lessers on the Bristol Stag dump
The returns are reported 20 have been
quite satisfactory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Just Right for Backache. and Rheuma
tsm

Foley Kidney Pills are 80 thoroughly
effective for baeknehe, rheumatism,
swollen. aching joints. kidney and blad,
der ailments that they are recon-.
mendej everywhere. A. A. Jeffords.
MeGrew. Nebr., says: "My druggist
recommended Foley Kidney Pills for
pains il my back, and before 1 finished
one bottle. NY old trouble entirely dis
appeared" Sehramm-J ohnson. Drugs,
The Never r-Substitutors. " Five (5)
Good Stores advertisement }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
RICH COPPER IN
DEEP CREEK MINE

PROVO. March lO,-p. II Robinson is
I'm from the Minnehaha mine In Deep
creek. where he Is running lOOO-foot
tunnel 10 tap the big body of copper ore
at greater depth The ore has been
opened higher up In the mountain
through an incline and some ore has been
shipped. Values as high as 90 per cent
copper have been obtalned. while The
average is about Is per cent. Mr. Robin
son looks for big developments In the
mining Industry In the Deep creek sec
ton with the advent Of the branch rail-
road from wendover on the Western
Pnc!fc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
GET Well In Mature

40 o.uss-no knlie Hhw
cured thouHandn-uHy not Ieai
Tho Yeo Foo Lun, c. Il y
cblneOe Herb Ireatmsas VI
sursy help you, no matter nos
mise;abIe and discouraged yos
NAV be. Thousands OF peceb
now restored 10 health rsbs
,be morlts OF ihiI simple s,s
harmless. but Sffsetiss h@
OcatmonE
Yee FOO Lun. C e. D.. q.
mere heres orc blessing 70 ~
alex. Troy Ars go hsrmlsA4 IA
even q child can Axe us4
You may cave uioi doctors ~ =
uediclpos, or many Other ueo'
edS may have iailed-eIen soss
doctors Nigh, have told yN
Jour case was !ncurso.e or ue
a change OF climate OF an 9s>f.
Itiou Was your ouly hope
have aid thcy could cure yca =
DO 90. N!no out OF tea VIC "a"
IOd navu been cured had nnI ~ Z.
many other means 10 fessio ns.
Thousands tuiforins fIoo es1lA
bronchial. conAsipsuon. rnssls -
eTopay, kidney. liver, sio1aee y,
obesity. blood and skln ehs.A@
10 men aud many Other
ceen restored to healih a..
,oitonous drugs OF the fHnA "
lun Chinese Herb Treatnsat -
Hour: Daily. 0 70 . .. NJ
FhonO Was 600. o. ~
Consultation fGes NJ ths fs
D.. Chlpsso Herb tnhtiiuie
notice. lis go. Nlin lsna -. 4
uap's Shoe Gto.s). Salt Late w
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
UNITED STATES CO.
SHOWS BIG PROFITS
Big Mining and Smelling
Concern Pays $5.25
Share on Common.

The United States Smelling. Refining
81 Mining company for the year ended
December 81. after allowing sl.oOo.0OO
for depreciation. showed net profits avail
able for the s17.559.O0O common stock
equal 10 about S5.25 per share. or Dl
per cent on this issue. This. OF course.
is after I per cent was paid on s2i,3IS. 900
preferred. says the News Bureau.
There is indicated an operating net OF
about i,40O. 900 which we compare with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
FEBRUARY OUTPUT OF
BUTTE & SUPERIOR

Eastern advices say that Butte & SUI
perior ia February produced lo,i22.0iI
pounds OF zinc IN concentrates. The re-
covery was S9.s1 per cent The concen-
trates averaged 5l.55 per cent. the highest
Percentage tle company has vet reached.
This was the feature Of the month :
operations and Is evidence that better mill
results are being obtained
Colonel -. 9. JRCkiins thinks an even
higher recovery VIII be shown when the
actual settlement return is made. as that
has been The experience. Tlcre is. nc
said. constant Improvement iu the plant
operations
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Majestic Report.

,, Presiue11 lsnn,,anv in report dated AT Port
innd afS Me.. gives the c9mponyS e4Ss ca ss On
at the rst pssvsus of sHs the ySsI ca on or
lsl4S: a,E ss Tie Mines Smelling COM
was Sss sstsied ite- the Majestic companys n sGit
ppsnSnst pSnSE % them by the payment to the Tan Mar
Jestic OF s2l 900 cash Dgrins [ 1hs teS eom3anY
the odu 5i9 tons OF ore. The COMPANY S
Snnpaet meeting la to be held az poFtnme ,Erae
Jnrrh II. when three directors tor 'n'ee
,sors ench are to be elected