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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
RAILS MAKE POOR SHOWING
Earnings Under New Rates 26.e
Per Cent Below Exneot,tlons

Washington, Nov. 1S--Faiure OF
Class | railroads in the United states
TO earn anything approaching the nor
NAL expectation under the increased
rates now in effect is announced by the
Bureau of Railway Economics here,
based on reports received for September
from 207 railroads with a, total mileage
of 237,S99 miles. II Is Estimated that
fell S29,34S,000, or 2G.9 per cent, short
Of the amount which It was thought
would be earned when the Interstate
Commerce Commission fixed the new
rates under the provisions Of the Cum
mlns-Esch act.
Reports from tho roads showed that
the September receipts totaled $79.-
1893, a gain Of rs per cent over
those Of September. 1919. This total ac-
COrding TO the bureaus StatistiCians, Is
s4SOO,OOO moro than the roads would
have received had they been operating
under the six. months guarantee which
ended September /. on the basis OF a
6 per cent return on the tentative VAT
uation approved by the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission for ratc-making pur-
poses, II Is claimed the rOads' net oper-
atng income for September should have
been St09220, 900.
Total operating revenues for the 2O7
roads amounted TO $Gi7.t62.97s, an in
crease of 23.7 per cent over September
of last year. while operating expenses
were $500, 9,0l3,974, or an increase OF 81.
per cent as compared with the same
month in 1919. a compilation completed
by the bureau shows that tho net oper-
ating income in every district fell below
the amount expected the biggest short
age occurring in the Eastern district
where It amounted to 425 per cent. The
Southern district was next. with 3t.S por
cent. while tho net operating inCOmc for
the Western district was o. per cent
below the ANTICIPATED amount.
Complct" reports from tho Eastern
district show that the total operating rev.
enucs for September were $2S5176.2f6
or an increase over those for September
1919, of 27S por cent. Operating cN-
pcnses totaled S2ii 600 O72. or 30.7 per
cent above those for the Same month
last ycar. This left tho net opera ting
income foi that district at $27.323,4s
or an increase Of only 30 per cent over
that for one year ago.
In accounting for the situation. Il t.
pointed out that part of the freight
movement in September started prior to
the effective date Of the increased freight
rates of August 26 and that some
states have so far failed to authorize for
traffic within state lines the same in
crease in freight rates allowed by the
Interstate Commerce Commission
A better test for results Of the new
rates Will be shown by the reports for
October ana November, II is believed.
The fact that many OF the roads are
spending more than usual on deferred
depreciation of cars. locomotives and
other equipment Is also rcCogni2od as "A
factor. the fun effect of which cannot
yet be measured
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

There was good deal of confusion
about market talk after the close last
night as, in spite of the notice of the
stock exchange, the street was again
flooded with all kinds of stories about
unfavorablc developments being in pros
pcct and there was general aSsump-
tion that aggressive bear trndcrs had
used these stories ns n basis for attack
on stocks in the late trading when near
ly all the gains made in the first hour Of
the day were lost.
Many of the statements that were
heard were unwarrantcd aud again the
suggestion was made that when these
steps are taken for the purpose of nm.
settling tho market the bear cncrgir>
have been exhausted and their only hope
is TO create uncasincss by references to
possibilities that might exist or to fears
Of events that may ncvcr happen.
AZ n matter Of fact. many Of the most
important interests on the street were
been at any time since the reaction
started at the beginning Of tho month.
One of the most prominent stock rN.
change members. In discussing = sit
ugtion. said that he believed the market
had been ovcrsold and that Htn ks had
reached the lowest level that they can
bc expected to soil at. but he was not
disposed to advise buving stocks on
margin until the financial atmosphere
cleared to such an extent ~ t. assure II
good SUNNY Of money at reasonable
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
Peruvian Stntistfcs for 1910

Although tho publication of Peruvian
statistics for that cOuntry'S trade dur
ing 1919 win not BE- mad" for several
months. certain figures relative to i'm
ports and exports have been furnished
by the Bureau of SlatioUCs To Trade
Commissioner Waters and are sun
married. as follows:
The value of imports into Peru dur
ing the year 1919 reached 7.JiD. .GlI
Peruvian pounds tone Peruvian pound
equals 81. .SGGJ United States currcn, y }
from the United States. l,Gi5,NiG
pounds from Great Britnin, 3lG9uS
pounds from Japan and lj3,Ul7 pounds
from France.
During the sRmC year there w"rc OK e
ported from Peru 3D,Tl2.3JI ki.os Of
cotton valued ut G.03S.OOS Peruvian
pounds. 272, 122.0t3 kiloS Of sugar
valued at S,3l ! $40 pounds, iO.Ml2 Geo
kiiOI Of bars Of coppr". with silvc" and
gold valued nt I,S12,92,N pounds. lGS,
12S kilos of coffee yulu"d ut 1D.G'I
pounds. 3.T59.G7l kiloS' Of hides valued
ut Ga. .tGG pOuuds. Of tn cotton
shipped from the country, Great britain
took 2l.IJl .S,|7 kijo~. tn" United
States. 1907. 1854 ki'o~; Cniir. 12.Nlj
ki,os, and other countries l.0%l.!NN
kil,S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

Tho United states treasury yesterday
purchased 500,0O0 ounces Of silver for
The Philadelphia mint. The total to
date Is 1s.5G5,1o7 ounces.
Manhattan Electrical Supply CO., Inc.
reports g7oNq sales or the ten mon hs
ended October 81. oC $G.350.3 an in
Cr. ns" Of SG@l.T73 over the corresponding
period of 1919.
The average price of twenty active in
dustrial stocks declined IA pc" cent
Yesterday. to 1921. the lowest point since
January, 1917 The tw ntv rails de-
"lingl l.92 per cent, to 771@.
The New York Suhtronsury gained
sIl5.OOO from tho banks yesterday, re-
IuCirg 'hc cash net loss sine" Friday to
$I,GT2, 900.
Government expenditures for OCtobc"
srll off by nearly $3.50 0o0,O0O, as COM
pared with September according to th"
monthly stat mcnt issued by the treas
ury Disbursements for the month tOtalcd
S71i,i42 $50 against $l.9il,093 527 in
ScptCmbor. Expenditures for October
we're divided into ordinary disbursements
of $420.i97,&72, COmpareh with $i"6,-
1864 in SCpt> mhor, and payments on
the public debt amounting to SlS7.9l5.-
2SS. as against $l,447,3l6.S73 70" Sep
tcmbcr.
One OF the worst breaks in yoSto rlay's
session occurred in American LiHs,ed
when Il block Of 1000 shar was thrown
on the market lust hof0r" tn close. III"
last previous sale had been GO but the
best that could hr Obtnlnc for the thou
sand-shar order was !, drcI lie of l.
points from Tuesdays last quotation.
For the nine months ended Scp:cm-
bcr 3O,1otaI profits Of the U'iah Coup r
to ( -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
oank of England Statement

Iondon, Nov lS.-The weekly slatn-
mCnt Of the Bank Of England sMowR Tho
following changes Total reserve in.
rrgase to- 900; circulation decreased.
i279,O0O bullion increased, - Ia
other securities imrrraa"d fI9Il, 400
rubli" deposits dcrrrused f3O7. .ODn
other deposits Increased, r3SON 900
notes reserve Increased. r5lO.OOO: Coy.
eminent securities Increased, Ct I,OSB OOO
The proportion Of the banks reserve 10
liability is 1918 per cents last week
i was 10 6i per cent Rate OF discount
per cent,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
French Bank Statement

Paris. Nov ~ --Thr W., @lv .stalrn..,r
of III nPlLi Of Franco shows tn" fol-
lowing charges: GuIh I'm hnnd u-
creased 1870 600 francs; silver In hnrd
decreased Is iGO.O0O; notes in r'rcul'-
tiun decreased 362. S97 .UOO; treasury IT,
roslts. decreased 1880. 900; general de-
noeits, Increased 10 S33. 900 bills dig
counted, increpsed 2i,739OOO; advances,
decreased 3,960,0p0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

The New York Suhtronsury gained
sil6.OOO from tho banks yesterday. re-
1ucirg 'hc cash net loss sine" Friiay TO
- GT2 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

One Of the worst breaks in yesto rday's
gcssIon occurred in American LiHs, ed.
when a hlOcii of 1000 shar was thrown
on the market lust horor" tn close. Thr
last previous sale had been GO but the
best that could he ObiulnC for the thOu-
sand-shar order was 3 /, drCl lie of 5 1.
DOlnts from Tuesdays last quotation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
Financial Briefs

Tho United states treasury yesterday
purchased 500, 900 ounces of silver for
The Philadelphia mint. The total to
date Is lS, ,565,1O7 ounces.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

Manhattan Electrical sN'ppy co., Inc.
reports g7oas snlns or the ten mUn'h'
ended October 81. OC $6.350.339. an in
cr ns" Of $G"l.773 over the corresponding
~, riOd of 1919
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

For the nine months ended Scp:cm-
bcr O,Ttotal profits Of the Uiah toup =
60. were So ST. i,O'2. equal to $}.Ij Il
share, agair st $5,552.93?, or $3.il a
share for tn snmo period of 1879, ar-
cCrdng to Il statement issued yesterday.
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THE WATER QUESTION

Relative to the article in the editorial columns OIL 'he
.J October Is officials of the Amalgamated Mines q
, Cornoraon of Poche believing that they are entitled
statement as to their side of the story in regard TO the
f wafer at the time of the fire on Sunday morn
October 10th an explanation of for the unior
lack of water pressure has been given as follows
Tn the first place officials of the water company state t
era was uenty of water hand there bling five tanks lu
oter intending the four tanks which are always
MI Tbs would have created sufficient pressure to night
nv fire stated an official yesterdayif the main valve on
he wafer line connecting Main and Lacour streets had not
een opened wide by excited at the outbreak OF the
ire This caused the water pass through the pipe to the
meer more than mile away, and after the error was dis
severed it was still necessary that the pipe fill up with water
his releasing a-before any could be Obtain
d. and the water company does not feel the responsibility
or an accident of this kind resulting from the work OF an
.xcited person at a fire.
The same official continued People generally do not real
re that we furnish $4,000 gallons Of water per day to the
,rnce and Virginia Louise mines together with 5000 gallons
day the San Pedro railroad OF which was supplied IN
previous years. when asserted that the same water
supply answered the requirements OF Phoebe when 1t was
much larger place.
Another statement made by the water company Official was
the effect that too people made 1t custom to leave
water running constantly from the faucets in their homes
this creating unnecessary waste and naturally working
hardship on the company.
In concluding his statement this official said that the Am
agamated Phoebe Mines Smeer Corporation exerted
effort to the requirements of the town and called at
tention the fact that many their work carried
under difficulties appreciated by the general public tn
realization of the seriousness of which apprecabe only
those who come in daily contact with the problems
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ON A BANANA PEEL

The situation locally resulting from the recent raise in the
rates of freight the Salt Lake Route which carries
ore from this district the smeers in Utah. critically ser
ous and there in wnkng at the facts in an effort
to make them look cheerful because they do not.
number of easers operating in this district have already
operation due directly the freight rate increase dis
by the increased OF the rate Phoebe
This increase occasoned loss to the Phoebe
during September alone between six and thou
and dollars taking into account the increase cost of
freight incoming supplies
1t stands to that the bulk of Poiche only carries
small margin of profit-whch has not been increased by
Improvement metal prices and has been almost wiped out
by the freight The carrying values of $2O0
per ton cost the shipper 500
Coincdent with the raise the freight rates. is alleged
that the Salt Lake Route recently adjusted of section
hands the Phoebe branch by aboshen of the overtime
and other provisions which reduced the of the vrtu
ally $127 per day.
Downwadr revision of coming with the skyrocketne
of freight rates does the face of look very good
anyone and coming at this time when the mining industry
expressed it. has foot in the and the
other banana peel, is discouragng indeed This
time when all industries should pull together for the
good, and mining operators at least entitled expee
cooperation from the railroads.
may be that the railroad company considering he
maer may be true that they will revise the schedule
downward all that remains to be seen but it is certain that
unless this is done and quickly the loss the railroad due II
cessation Of operations of plants will be far greater thar
n the increase in the rates that they handle
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO STOCK OWN
EkS.

To Whoa IL nAAy ~~.Sera
A., CONCORDANCE "a. -sc~sIon -lff re-
sised Laws -.e'-N-. .oAe..e %
rr, pcrso.., So..Ya-lss o. SospoiaAasH
having horsos. S-lslS. or olncE h'es.
ocr md ownI..s = brand or n.AfAs %
nrauas or marAs, Tor same. snail re-
cord such brand or brands. or mark or
marks with the County Recorder Oh
or before January ! lslo and again si-
min siAty days prior TO the tirss aaS
az January 1891 and repeatedly ~ithin
sixty days prior 10 the first Gay Oh "a
nuary at the end Of each live year per-
| iod thereafter.
ON and after the first day OF January
1921. no person. company, or corpora
ion shall claim or own any brand u
mark which has not been re-feScToea
lin accordance with the provisions ..
this Act and any failure u re-reco'o
brand or mark required by the er''-
visions Of this Act shall be deer'ro an
ahandonment OF the same. ava srf
nerson. company. or corpora
n. AT liberty to adopt and use any su.
ahandsned brand or mark AFTER re-
cording the same
ror re-rerordirg Of any old nrcrx o.
hrand the Zee shall he the sum OF III,
u,c,uded herewith IL . eeov - >",'
hand ms recorded. 1t you des
same to he re-recorded return
AMY DEvLIN.
County Recorder.
lincoln County NeSac'
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0FFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK
Pfoche, Lincoln County Nevaea.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tnat ..
the General Election to De heio "a
tuesday. November Znd. a " amsna
roli0" n 20 he Voted on.
No. i7-Assembly Joint Resolution;
relative to amending s seeuiHa of the
Resolved BY the Assembly the
Senate soneprrinE' III rns ssonssitnsion Of
the State of Nevada be amended so as
| 10 read as follows: .n.,;
have appellate Jurisdiction In all CASES
| in eouity: also in ali cases at law IN
which is involved the title. or the
OF real estate or mining claims. or ne
legality Of any tar, tinpost, assessment -,
toll munisipa;i fine ne , Gr on shs
sseeeds 81 three Rundred dollars, also u
oiasr s,sil not Of as ana eau
and also on question of law alone "a
ali criminal cases in which the e.ls
lion Of the district courts. The co.. :
shall also have power 70 issue
Of mandamus. certiorsrL proninule
g the complete exercise Of its appel (
;, Jurisdiction Each OF the 'ass of sap ),
eefRds 3 By. or on behalf o. any psrs
held in wr lssuae s ssfore
i or the supreme court. or before m
s district court in the state or bef2r
any ne suase Of 81 the ss SisaSiI,s or asau Iii
= hcation. for any cause, OF the ea,s
, justice or. either OF the associa,
two Of them the governor is author
8 lied and empowered to designate an
district Judge Or 3, t. .Sss IS si q
n disaY5led Justice or Justices. and "a
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-22
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
u. =. PATENT
U. s. Land Office. Carson City, Nevada,
October 5. 1920
Survey No. asa
Serial No. 0l2S5s
County Clerk
Dat l.x.e9-l9I

Notice Is hereby given that in pur:
suance of AN an ASt OF Congress ps, aPpnsSoNs 50
Christian, whose post Office. address IS
Phoebe, Nevada. have made applica-
tion for patent for not exceeding laao
linear feet on the Highland Queen.
Lucky Jim. Highland Mary Fraction.
and Pinto Fraction lodes. respectively.
bearing gold and silver. with surface
ground not exceeding 600 feet In width
on each of said lodes. all situate IN
Highland Mining District. Lineola
County. State of Nevada. and described
by the officiai plat and by the field
notes on file In the ONCE of the Regis
ter OF Carson City Land District.
Nevada. as follows. viz
Beginning at Corner No. OF the
Highland Queen lode. whence the sw
Corner Of Sec. IA. T. !. n. r. s. F.;
H. n thence h g. s ss y 81 E. 1855 # to Cor
4 Of said Highland Queen lode. thence
\. go So E. COILS II to Cor. No. o.
said Highland Queen lode: thence =:
sss So w. 1889 II to Cor. No ; OF
said Highland Queen lode. IDENTICAL
with Cor. No. I Of the Lucky Jimlode:
thence N. To- a. W. 1o0s.s II to Cor.
With Cor g sac 70. ss q the HisSianc Mary
Fraction lode: thence \. 81 ~ W.
1885 IT to Cor No. OF said Hishland
Mary Fraction lode: thence n ST. ~
, land Mary Fraction lode: thence s.
, eSs So W. ss7.s It. to Cor. No. /. or
! said Highland Mary Fraction lode:
, Identical with Cor. No. = Of the Pinto
, Fraction lode: thence s fs' 0S W. So
4 II. to Cor. No. 3 Of said Pinto Fraction
, lode; thence y. So 90 r 1851 n. 10
. Cor. . of said Pinto Fraction lode:
thence n. 80 0y E. $50 Il. to Cor. No:
l of said Pinto Fraction lode: Identical
9 with Cor. No. of the Highland MARY
= Fraction lode and Cor. No. OF tbs
: Lucky Jim lode: thence s IS So
l002.S II. to Cor. No. of said Lucky
= Jim lode. Identical with Cor. No ! Of
1 the Highland Queen lode. the place 2,
:. beginning. Variation tSs Is y. Sait
a iodes being situate In Sec. ~. u q
a and - r. \, ", r.. 50 E.. NJ. q. -
r NJ, ana containing . net area OF sS.ss
"a A., after expressly excepted ARA ~
le GLIDING s1SS A. conflict with sHrve'
il No. Se32 Highland Mary lode. Ad1oin
n ing claims shown by Mat OF sur
in are Survey No. $3.50 Highland Mar
S, lode. and nnsurveyed Msndha an
Merdha East lodes
+. (Signedl wm. H. PITTS
{Signedl w ~ CHRISTIAN
< direct that this notice be publish
ed In the Phoebe Record = wees'
- - newspaper published at Phoebe. !"
N coin County. Nevada. for = period
~ sixty DAYS.
y (Sixned) Minnie L. Bray
Register
A. l. Scott Phoebe. Nevada.
ATTORNEY for An~fic.rt>
HirSe Puh OFT ~; Last Dsc.i
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x..e. Of A,.s:s's: IN! sss ss ..:s. =

xssles Of Ap,sieasies ees ress@sss
ApproDrtnfe The fus
es.se - Mazda Applicztson 30. -
Soties - hereby given TIA. on me NJ :.
day OF June. ls-e. IN zeeos
1tss Of isis.: one Vernon oSo, Jeff sss me 81
80 "a Neyada made application 10
The state Engineer Of S ,ns haf foT per per
-. - The state Of Nevada such ap-
preparation Is TO be made M from SE Eieo sn 2
HNEL. SEL NEA Section IL. T. =:
s. X 50 E. NJ d n BY means OF
cSond is 10 be conveyed 10 W y Sc u NE
Use I .Eh NEk. NwsSE seet'e sa
r. n. ID. b & M.by means OF pipes. fio-
mes and dtches. and there used Tor ir-
rieation and domestic purposes. from
January LIST until December slst OF
each year. Water not to De returned
First publication October Is, 1920
Last Publication. November IL, lszo.
, (SignedD j. q. Scrusham. state Ensin'
oer.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Y. 9,
PATENT United States Land Office.
Carson City. Nevada, October 20. $50.
Serial No. 012724
Survey Number 4433.

Carson City, Nevada, Octoper ~, sIV'
Serial No. o12724
Survey Number 4433.
Serial Number -
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
in pursuance OF an Act of Congress APP |
proved May 10. 1879, Snowshoe Mining
Of Nevada, by A. l.. Scott. It's duly au-
thorized agent and attorney in fact.
whose postoffice address Is Phoebe,
Nevada. has made application for pa
mot snns wh ice
Horse No. I. and White Horse No. To-
des. respectively, bearing gold and sill
yer, with surface ground not exceeding
500 feet in width. on each of said lodes
all situate in Highland Mining District
| Lincoln County. State of Nevada. and
| described by the official plat End BY
| the Register of Carson City Land Dis
| triet Nevada. as follows. to-wit:
| Commencing at Cor. No ! Of Snow
Shoe lode identical with Cor; No, l OF
White Horse No. ? lcdes: whence the
| west II Cor. of Sec. IA. 7. ! n. r Sc
F.. NJ. p p 4 NJ ,s ssars = " ,dos,,ts W
g.: It. thence 5 TIT w. loss'e r.
thence s. l'es'w. $3.50 IT. to Cor No 2
Of said Snow Shoe lode, thence N ~
Ire. tes3.s II. to Cor. No Of said
,s ss0 saS Sd Mhs Horss n
thence y 7esS'E. 1875 n. to Cor No 3
Of said White Horse No lode: thence
" 1ssa'E. $3.50 II. to Cor No Of said
White Horse No : lode: thence res
" 70 , Ssr s =" &! rs n 100 +, &c
Cor. No Of said White Horse No I lod,
thence s T-es' w ssa3 ~ 10 Cor No .
. Of said White Horse No l ,eae. idertica
with Cor No 4 Of the White Hors.
: lode thence s fees'w SEQ 3 -. Z.
! Cor No = Of said White Horse 'rde. an
I thence seq w 1900 n. to Cor. No
{ Of said White Horse lode: thence Q
: Shoe. White Horse. White Horse No.
and White Horse No 2 lodes; the nlac
Of beginning: containing net area o
= s5,eaf A.. after expressly executing an
!. Lode SURVEY 10 ssss. namelv' sTsi a
= and all area In conflict with Fred f-.r
). ton lode SURVEY No. SsSs. namely t3e
}. A.. and all area in conflict with unsuv
viewed Boston lode, namely ASH A., an
all area IN conflict with nnsurveve
"a adjoining hut not conflicting claim,
At shown hv plat of SURVEY are Arena Tod
10 Survey No 1855. and A~mv and Mendh
& lodes. unsu-veved. Variation at a
;. Corners rs :" East CAIN 'ccstsd
<lTiN r &c f. Mt nR&
SNOwSHoE MINING CONPAN'
By A. Z. SCOTT
It's duly authorized Agent and A
torney IN Fact
7 direct that this notice be publish,
- In the n rSsss record weekly new
- County. Nevada, for = period Of six'
days .
Register
- First Publication Oct. -. 1890
LAst Publication. December II. 1870.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO NINE OWNERS


NOTICE TO NINE OWNERS
Notice Is hereby given that the tar
quarter ending September 80. A. D
1920, Is now due and payable a. the
office of the County Assessor az fioene,
Lincoln County. Nevada. A strict COM
pliance with the law is reaWWlEusHaE 1ER
County Assessor In and For Lincoln
County, Nevada.
Date October /. 1920.
First publicatio October 1920
Last publication October %. 1920
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
Black Metals. Inc. Location OF Prtnct
| pal ffice. 320 Felt Building. salt Lax
City, Utah Location of mine. Ptoch
/ Ely mining district, Lincoln County
Nevada.
! Notice is hereby given that at !,
meeting of the Board Of Directors, hel
the nth day of october. 1920. an as
sessment to be known as Assessment
No. 2 of Two Cents (2cl per share wa
stock of the Corporation. payable I'm
mediatelyf to f. H. Snyder, Secretar
22o Felt Building. Salt Lake Cit.
Utah.
ANY stock upon which this asses:
ment remains unpaid on November
1920, and will be delinquent and advel
tised for sale at public auction. and VI
sold on December !th. 1920; at ! Pr
at the Companys office. 220 Felt Bull.
ing. Salt Lake City. Utah, to pay q
| deliquent assessment together Wi
cost of advertising and expen
| E. H. SNYDER.
Secretary
22o Felt Building. Salt Lake City. Uta
First Publication October Is. 1920,
IL Last Publication, November II. 1s2l
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-22

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