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I8 THE HERALDREPUBLICAN SALT LAKE CITY UTAH MONDAY DEC 6 1909 liii

I MINES AND MINING I

GUGGENHEIMS ET-

LARGERD1VIDENDS

Stock of Every Company butOne Held by Exploration-

Pays Profits

N tW York Dec 5Nevada Consolllilted s Initial dividend of S7H cents atart or 110 per annum equal to 90

eflt on the par value of its stock1turmshes another source of Income to theuBKenlielm Exploration company On

ipcember SI 1MB the companies in whichthe Exploration company held interestTVfre as follows

i ompany HoldingsNukon Gold J L222OI2-

t1t tah Copper 4788847Nevada Consolidated 1I716HNevada Northern It R Co bds 11I5000-

0umberlandEly 91280-8Ksperanza Ltd 3S7J68

m Smelters S pfd A U880000ATU Smelters Spfd T 199880Am

alueSmelt S com nominal

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Miscellaneous Investment 1030

Total S31MtSn-nnT years ago none of the prprienumerated was on a

iisls except Ksperanza Ltd At presenti 1 are on adividendpaying basis exceptt common stock American SmeltersaSfUrlties company of which the Ex-Iloratloii company owns 112490 shares andxUurh it carries among assets at a nolai valuation of SI In the companyslast annual report it I stated that the

ldings are carried ct Asaumng that this represents least paralue the earnings fo the current yearhnuld approximate J274642 derived as

fnlows Rate o-

frturompany per c Amount1 ukon Gold S KS77C5itah Copper 24 91773Nevada Consolidated f 83679

Nevada Northern R Rbonds I 82600-

212S8i HubErlandKJ JA

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9i994Elffrana Lt A I SliIIOOAm Smelt pfd B J

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S274C42-t quarter

Increase Due Next Year-

in the OI9OW stock of the GuggenJ1flI Exploration company outstandingi shown by the Juannul statement

fliP years laconic estmat above willouai lSZ per cent This

Iu > s scent room for Increase on thempany present return of 10 per cent

annum asuggested In certain quar11i Another year will see thcompanys-Ji me augmented by a full

ars return on the Nevada Conaoli-ilateil and CumberlandEly serurtttes to

ay nothing of prospective better returnsrnin the other companies coincident withrxpe ted improvement in the metal markrts

This with he reported progress of theIpper xoneolldatlon which will IncludeITI he event of thdeal being carried toa lonclusion of the companies in-

v hioh the Guggenheim Exploration cmplY holds an interesa namely thevafla Consolidated CumberlandEly andtilt Utah Copper furnishes sufficientlaiS for the recent rise in the value ofbe Kxploratton companys stock

GYPSUM CONCERN I

IS READY TSHIP

Works Near Will

Send Large Tonnage toMill at Reno

r Western Gypsum company whichrnd1ty purchased the big deposits Justn a lf Lovelock announces through itsgeneral manager H G Gould that ac-t work of taking out the mineral willft ii mmenced within the next week ortn Lays When operations are finallyfti ted there wi oe no cessation in thev j > and it expected the lomnan-v be shipping a large tonnage of therioduct to the reduction plant nt Renobi the middle of December lays thii dock Review

V > ast amount of pieiminary work hasbeer done at the mine and everythingIre is now ready to commence extract ¬

ing tie gypsum Among other improveat the property agravity tramway

1s been put in and several buildingshd n been erected

< leral Manager Gould said that tutiei ssary machinery for crushing thjl been ordered and would be tbc lund by the time the buildings rIHdd The company proposes to erect> nkrs and several smaller buildings atKoJ k The bunkers will have a ca-

pacity¬

of no lees than 500 tnl Beeidethe hunkers an elevator a crusher and aj ftihorsepower gasoline engine will be-

ti J in and these together with the resi-

dence¬

buildings which will be erectedentail a cost of nearly J8JOO It Is

i iintention of the management to haveitsIl equipment absolutely firstclass andts operations wilt b carried out on an

pl orate scale<

BELIEVE SIOUX WILLHOLDDIVIDEND DOWN

Notwithstanding the fact that the Siouxluliie has been shipping on an averageof sixteen carloads of ore eachabut shareholders are of the opintn that the December dividend will bei he same as for the month of November

ents a share says the Eureka ReporterSuperintendent William D Loose statesthat the mine is again producing a verym e grade of ore and the showing unrgronnd is such as to lead the manageunt to bellee that the present produc

n can be malntaire for many monthsH S mre n Ikej however that th-eIuetrs will paying a 3oent dlviten i uird adding to the reserve fund in

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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIPNOTICES

Consult county clerk or the respactlvsigners for farther information

IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRObate division in and for Salt Lake coun-ty

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state of Utah In the matter of theestate of George E Bourne deceased

Notpetition of George Edward Bournepraying for the issuance to Zion s Sav-ings

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Bank Trust company of letters of I

administration in the estate of George EBourne deceased has been set for hear-ing

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on FrY the 17th day of December-A D 2 oclock p m at theqounty court house in the court romof said court in Salt Lake CityLake county UtahWine the clerk of said court with

therf affixed this 2d day ofDecember A D 1M-

AROARET ZANE WITCHERSeal Clerk

1 P Palmer Deputy ClerkYoun Snow Attorneys for Peti ¬

toner

IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRObat division in and for Salt Lake coun ¬

ty state of Utah In the matter of theestate of Gustave Nielsen who is some ¬

times known as Gustave Neilsen anasQustave Nielson deceased

The petition of George Albert Nielsenadministrator of the estate of GustaveNielsen who is sometimes known as Gus ¬

tave Neilsen and as Gustave Nielson de-ceased

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for confirmation of the sale of thefollowing described real personal es-

tate¬

of said decedent to wit Com-mencing

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at a point 598 rods north an91S rods west of the southeastthe lutbea quarter of section 16 town ¬

ship Butb range 1 east in Salt Lakecounty state of Utah and running thencewest 45 rods thence south 8 rods thenceeast 45 rods thence north 22 rods to theplace of beginning for the sum of 100

thirtysix snares of capital stock in theBig Cottonwood Tanner Ditch companyrtprsnte by certificate No 1JO for theUI and upon the following

terms to wit Cash upon confirmationas appears from the return of 11e fUedin this court has been st hearing-on Friday the 17th day December AD 1909 at 2 oclock p m at the countycourt house in the court room of saidcourt In Salt Lake City Salt Lake coun ¬

ty UtahWitness the clerk of said court with

the seal thereof affixed this 2d day ofDecember A D 1M-

MARGARET ZANE WITCHERSeal ClerkP Palmer Deputy Clerk

Booth Lee aBadger Attorneys for Pe-titioner

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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRObate division in for Salt LakeaDty state of the matter of theestate of Charles O Olson deceasedNotice

The petition of Hulda M Petersenpraying for the Issuance to herself ofleten of administration in the estate ofCharle O Olson deceased has been set

hearing on Friday the 17th day of De-cember

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A D 19W at 2 oclock p mat the county court house In the crtroom of said cur in Salt Lake CitySalt Lake UtaWitness the cerk said court whthe seal aftlxe this lit ayDecember A D

MARGARET ZANE WITHERSel CekP Palmer Deputy Clerk

petitionerStephens Smith aPorter attorneys for

Delinquent NoticeSWANSEA EXTENSION MINING

company Location of principal place ofbusiness Salt Lake City UUh NoticeThere are delinquent upon the followingdescribed stock on account of assessment-No 1 levied on the 2 rd day of October1909 the several amounts set opposite thenames of the respective shareholders asfollows-No Name Shares Amt

1 Wm D Donoher 1000 t 126J B Snyder 3000 17K Frank Masker 1090

1 Max Bfeers 3000 11J F Goes 1092 Sophia Pcr 1000

200 IZ2 PaW M SOO 49rW M Havnr 600 CS

3 Dell MO 6Mary E3 Tayl 6Rose3 O iCrandall aCondy 1G 1

James fit3 Moses Sevenn 1 13

4 JaCrooks 1004 121Jai Crooks 1000 lS

51 Jas Crooks 7500 1OS JaCrook 500

6 G Hodglns 600 St

6 HO SOO 41

7 A F 14MO 125H W Horn 1000 1174 Sheets aNeal lOM

75 Sheets Neel 1000 1276 Sheets A Neal 1000

i Mr H Outbid LOW 12SLilly Laird SOO 88 J B Snyder 1000 IJ B Snyder 6098 18 J B Snyder SOO 1S J B Snyder JJ B Snyder8 1 1B B Packard v 19 B B Packard SOO

9 B B Pack 509 1SOO9 Dl 1t Baxter 10010 1268 A l Baxter 6000

I A l Baxter 6009 626

1 A Baxter 2090 260A F Baxtet S000 260

10 A F Baxter 2000 2SOA F Baxter 20M 2601010 A F Bexter 2000 260

AF Baxter 1000 12F Baxter 106010 A F Baxter 1000 12108 A F Baxter 1000A F Baxter 1000 12510 A F Baxter lG Lit

111 A F Bt 12112 A F 1000 126113 A F Baxter 1000 126114 A F Baxter 10 125

Ul Mrs W I Simmons 1268Mrs W Simmons 2000 259

121 Mrs W H Simmons 2000 260122 Mrs W H Simmons 1000 125123 Mrs W H Simmons 10 lZa124 Mr W H Simmons 12125 W II SImmonsr 10127 W H Smo 1128 J A Harris 2000J135 N J Hanson 1000 126

N J Hanson 1000 12513 N J Hanson EW a13 Lars Olsen 2000 I141 Lars Olsen 2000 I142 Lars Olsen 2680143 Lara OIl 2000 250144 Lars Olsen 2000 ZI147 Lars Olsen 1148 Lr Olsen 125

203 Patten 229 28208 A L Patton U 16217 Badger Bros v 10 lS

218 Mike Gfitis 1O 12524 C E Holman 123227 J A Eartes 10 125228 J A Barks lS229 J A Earies 1000 125

4 BadgerF R Davis

Bros 10 11241 F I Davis 0 26024 F RDavis 125

K McCabe 300 36

t C L Whitney 10 12a26 W J Browning M 128-26d Evelyn Foster T 2000 2W

69 A R Thomas 2090 250m A L Thomas 1090 126295 JOB Lippman 6000 626

1299 JOI Lippman O 28-9w los Llopman 126-

13dy JOB Lippman 1000 ltf311 JOB Lippman 1000 126-3W Joe Lippman 10 126315 Jso Lippman 125-HI Jos Lippman 1000 115319 Jos Lippman 1000 lSr Joe Lippman 1000 lS3 JO Lippman 1000 125

Joe Lippman 1000 1Z37 Emma A Lowe 10803J8 Emma A Lowe 1000 125331 Emma A Lowe 10 120333 C E Holman 1IO I j334 C E Holman 125345 C E Holman lOPo 1 r

C E Holman lvn 12333 C E Holman 1000 23C E Holman 1000 1263 c E Holman 1000 1263 C E Holman 1UOO 1253 C E Holman 1000 12358 C E Holman 1000 123 C EHolman 101 125C Holman i 2513 E I 13 C Holmnn 1 61IC E Holman iI 11lC E HoLniM M 633 C EHolma iw3-

7P1 C Holman b 017 C K Holman37o Tine Marioneaux 6000

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376 Thos Marioneaux 5000 123377 Thos Marioneaux 5000 6 J i378 Thus Marioneaux 5000 620379 ToMarioneaux 6000 625

3 Marioneaux 5000 625Thee Marioneaux 5000 623

362 TIles Marioneaux 6000 6 rS-

85 mos Marioneaux 1000 1Z386 Thos Manoneaux 1000 12387 Then Marioneaux 10388 Thos Marioneaux 1251I

389 Then Marioneaux 1000 125390 Thos Marioneaux 1000391 Then Marioneaux 1000 15j392 Thos Marloneaux 1000 125193 TMarioneaux 1000 11134 TMartoaeaux 1000395 o Marioneaux 9 11M C Berry t466 J R Vance 1ti0 t467 J R Vane 1000 1 23

468 J RVance 1000 itf41 J Vance 1000 125

J R Vance 1000 123472 J R Vance 1000 125416 J I Vance 2000 250478 J Vance MM 250479 J R Vance MM 25483 J R Vance Hf 6484 J R Vancfe tM 61 J R Vance MJ r492 J R Vance 9 1195 J R Vance MuJ R Vance 61

4 J R Vance SM 63

J R Vance 6M ffl4 J R Vance SM 01 J R Vanc MO M

J R 6t> e5 AA LThomas

ThomasSMCM 4

644 A 1Thomas CM 1A Thomas3 A 1Thomas l 15M J Demlng LM laBadger Bros LW9 lieaB H McBeth 1000 lS

W Throckmorton SM Si1 W Throckmorton-Mi 1 ft

H W Throckmortoa 1 126-1W6K H W Throckmorton lS

67 H W ThrockmorUm-M

1400 lSi-ooeH W Throchmortott is3-

m J H Denting 1069 1Si573 J H Darning JM lS6 J Ift Darning 1900 129

F 1G L-

W I DvF 1MB 125-S8S F R D1 LM lS6-W F R MM lS-m F R Davis WM 123

1 F K Davis 111I FF R

RDavisDavis U 11

6K F I Davis LOS lto-m F Davis MM lS8 F R Davis MW 12181 Ali Crane 1600 125

1 Hayes MB 133J H Darning M9 117 H W Throckmorton lOBOaH W ThrockmorUm MM-

M6I-i H W Throckmorton 125

11 W Throckmorton 10 125H W Throckmorton 115

634 H W ThrockmortoB-6tt

LOW 11S-WH W Throckmorton 6

627 H W Throckmorton 1000 125628 H W Throckmorton 1000 lX629 H W Throckmorton 1000 125630 H AV Throckmorton-Ul

1006 126J II Demlng 2000 laO

1 J II I IC 115J 1251 HGJ Denting L080 125J H Deming l8 lS

686 J H Demlng 123I J H Deming lASS 125Badger Bros 2609 2W

642 Badger Bros 1880 123fW H Boothe Jr 1690 125

AW H Boothe Jr 1000 12511 W H Boothe jr 1080 125I W H Boothe L880 125J6 W H Boothe 1008 12i W H Boothe Jr 1008

W H Boothe 1OW 12503 W H Boothe J WOO 125898 J H Demlng 1600 125882 R A Barney 600 88-

6tt Pratt McBeth 1889 121 Pratt McBeth LM 125

Pratt McBeth S80 iTO Pratt McBeth M 6674 Irving D Lowe 1W 1177 Irving D Lowe 1000 126-J Irving D Lowe 12616 Irving D Lowe 13

Irving D Lowe 1088 lS-M Irving D Lowe 1-

I tJ H Doming 126J H Demlng 1188 12o

690 J H Darning 1660 126691 J H Demlng 100 125

6 J H Doming 1MO 12J H Deming WOO 121

S9S J H Doming KD <G896 J H Di-ng 509 6J H 1f 1C E Holinan 1251111 C E Holman 1088 125

1 C E Holman 18 123C E Holman 1 125

708 H W Thr k M 83715 Irving D 125718 Irving D Lowe 1089 1Z722 Irving D Lowe 1669728 Irving D Lowe 10 lie

D Lowe IZSieving D Lowe 1609 1ZD Lowe 1800 12D Lowe 800 Iflrvlig DD Lowe

Lowe I 16B Lowe C MOO740 DeWItt B Lowe C 1808 125741 DpWItt B Lowe C 1000 126742 A S Campbell I 6744 Fred Walberg745 Alex Walberg 180 2748 Th6ma Lenan W747 46 o758 Thomas Leonard WW I

7 Fred Walberg I 168Alex Walberg 101

761 C Anderson > 1782 J I Deming L1 J Doming 1257 J H fleming S88 6M A Walberg M 0769 Wm Williams 266770 Frank Weaver jgO 1777 DeWItt B Lowe Co 189778 DeWItt B Lowe 51 Co 1089 125

DeWitt B Lowe C 1000 125il DeWItt B Lowe 1008 125790 DeWItt B Lowe Co 1000 125

DeWItt B Lowe Co 1000 125

71 DeWIttDeWItt BLowe

LoweCoCo 10 125

125

796 DeWitt B Lowe Co 1000 125

M Badger Bros 991 31

Throckmorton Co 1000 13805 Throckmorton C 10 125

Throckmorton 1258 Throckmorton Co 1009 125W Throckmorton Co 1008 125SIS H J Rch 100 126

H J Rich 64W 625

88 Badger Bros 880 eMrs Wm Simmons 10000881 W E Rydalch 1080 11IW E Rydalch MOO 12W E Rydateh v 1000S60 W E Rydaleh MOO 136351 K B McCabe 1 fM2 Har Johl MIT 1128 H J Rich 1080l J 1 Sheets MM 125889 J 1 Sheets 1088 126

81 J Sheets 1000 125s Wm Kelsey I 280W Throckmorton 125I W Trkmt MOO 1261Gut G M 9 375

888 Geta 4594 6-

GeSK888

M Jorgn U 600125

800 J C Jensen l 6-3m N G Hall 1 125897 N Q Halt 1080 12SAnd In accordance with the law and anorder o the bused of directors made othe 2 day of October 1909 no manyshares of each parcel of such stock asmay be necessary will b sold at theoffice of th company Utah Say ¬

ings Tr company building groundfloor South Main street SaltLake City TJta on the 15th day of De-cember

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the hour of 12 oclocknoon to pay delinquent assessmentsthereon together with the cost of adver-tising

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and expenses of saleHEBER M WELLS Secretary

Office No 235 South Main St Salt LakeCity Utah

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Sealed ProposalsWILL BB RECEIVED BY TIlE STATEboard of insanity at the State Mentalhospital for supplies for the six monthsending May 30 1WO consisting In partof 60000 pounds of W W and grahamflour 60060 pounds of bran 2 00 poundsof shorts 75 pounds of sugar ItahiS-SOO

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No 1 Japan rice 9pounds of coffee 2600 pounds of creamery i

cheese 2000 pounds of drie applies l OM

pounds of dried Kl tons slackcoal 30 tons straw groceries drugs etc

For further particulars and copy ofarticles to be bid upon inquire of W RH Paxman steward at the hopital

Bids must be sealed and markld Bidsfor Supplies and addressed to the StateMental Hospital on or before December9 1909 Bids opened at II Ohk onsaid date

Tli1 board reserves th ° right to i tam u > tl all bids not ad diiax on ttn hestate or to accept any part of any old

BOARD OF INSANITY-By

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I H alder1 D Sup > rinUndentProw ttah 1 1909 j

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Notice of Sale of Real and PersonalProperty

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICTcourt Salt Lake county State of rtdiIn the matter of the estate of Christlan Rolirbacli deceased Notice ishereby given that the undersigned pur-suant

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to an ordPr of the above namedcourt In til1 matter of said estate madeand entered on November 26 1909 willsell nt private sale the following de-scribed

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real and personal estate be ¬

longing to said estate and situated inSalt Lake City Salt Lake county stateof Utah towit The personal effects ofRaid deceased appraised in the sumof 3000 A mortgage upon real ftroperty for the sum of 56000 dueMay I 1913 drawing 6 per cent Interest-per annum All of lot 11 block 1Snows subdivision of lot 5 nnd part oflot 6 block 69 plat C Salt Lake Citysurvey Said sale will take place attIle office of G H BackmanNo 22 South Main street bentCity Utah Monday the 13th Bi Lkecember 1909 at 10 oclock a m Terms-of sale cash and subject to confirma-tion

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by said courtA ADOLPH RAMSEYER Executor

under last will and testament of Chris ¬

tian Rohrbach deceasedG H Backman Attorney for the Es-

tate¬

Sale of County PrptyN-OCEACING UNDER AUTHOR

board of countycommissioners of Salt Lake county Utahand in accordance with the roviakns ofsubdivision ft JUo611 compiled lawsof Utah 1907 te undersigned herebygive notice that 12 oclock m MondayDecember 2 1MB from the front stepsof the door of the joint city andcounty building Salt Lake City Suit Lakecomity Utah there wi b offered forsale at pubi auction to highest bid-der

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to the following debrealproperty belonging to sklcounty the same being no longer required-for public U-

NComenenat the southwest corner ofbok plat A Big Pkstir ¬

thence north 486 tet east10K7 feet thenc 12 30dcaminutes wet feet to a be-ginning

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and running thence north li de-grees

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3mInutes west 512110 fet thencenorth degrees 3minutes west Ifeetthence west 1 thence south de ¬

grees west feet thence south 949 de ¬

areas wet MK feet thec east 2M710feet to place of

Said county reserves thright t rejectany and all bids

By order of the board of county corn ¬

mon of felt Lake county Utah No¬1-

MARGARE>mb2 ZANE WITCotCkDated November 101

Notice of Application to DMnoorporate

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OJ THKThird Judicial district In and to SaltLake county state of Utah In matter of the application of the Hero N >

vada Mines company to be disincorpor ¬

ated Notice of application to disincor ¬

pratE is hereby that the HerogveNevada Mines a corporation

under the laws of the state offore prevented to the Third Districtcourt of Salt Lake county Utah a pe ¬

tltion praying to be allowed to disincor ¬

persia and dissolve and tbt Jay tilelist day of Dembr A at 10

aclock a m ln thereafter ascounsel can be heard been appointedas the tune and the court room of th-

Honorabl C W Morse city and countyLake City Utah a the

ptece at which said application he

bear the clerk of said court withthe seal affixed this Mth day of Novem-ber

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A D 116-9MARGARET ZANE WITCHER-

Seal ClerkBy Fred C Bassett Deputy ClerkHanson ACarlson Attorney for Peti ¬

U61nNotice

NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT-at a meeting of the board of directorsof Gordon Mining and Milling com ¬theld at Salt Lake City Utah onFriday the 12th day of November 1909

an assessment of twdollars per thou-sand

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shares was levied on the capitalstock of said corporation issued and outstaudin payable In two Installmentsnamelx Onehalf of said assessment pay ¬

able on or before the loth day of De ¬

cemb 1901 and the remalnuig portion

ai assessment payable on obeforethe 1t day of anu 1910 to A S

lctr corporation athis South Main streetSalt Lake City Utah Any stock uponwhich said ament or any portionthereof shall rmain unpaid on the 15thday of January will become delin-quent

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and unless payment is made be ¬

fore will be advertised for sale and somany shares of each parcel of such stockas may bnecessary will be sold on Sat-urday

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4th day of February 1910 at3 oclock p m of said day at the office-of the secretary No 218 South Mainstreet Salt Lake City Utah to pay thesid assessment cost of advertising andexpetse of sale A B FOWLERSecretary of the said Gordon Mining and

Milling Company

Notice of AM <nent No2PALMYRA GOLD COPPER MIN

law Co principal place of businessSalt Lake City Utah Notice Is hereby

that at a meeting of the dlrtorgeld on the 24th day of 1909an assessment of two S mIlls pershare was levied on all the lued andoutstanding shares of the capital stockof said corporation payable immediate ¬

ly to the secretary of the company atroom 3 138 So State st or by malto P O Box No 164 Salt LakeUtah Any stock this assess-ment

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may remain unpaid on Wed-nesday

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December 29 lieS de-linquent

¬wi band advertised atpublic auction and unless payment 1made before wl be sold on Wednes-day

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January 1110 at 121 p mat the companys office room J m SoState st Salt Lake City UUh to paythe delinquent assessment toajatheVwith the cost of advertising ex-pense

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of sale aJ W CARLSON SecretarySalt Lake City Utah

Office room 3 138 8 State streetFirst publication 27 190

Delinquent NoticeTHE CAMBRIAN ASSOCIATION OF

Salt Lake City Utah Pncipplace ofbusiness Salt Lake

NotIceThere are dlqut upon thefollowing dNrb atok account o

3 ten dollars per ahaelevied othe 11day of October 1W inseveral set opposite the namrsothe respective shareholders

Noaa follows

Shares AmtR J Thomas 1 10OuGomer Toml 1 100John Jam 1H E 1 10to

In accordance with law and an or ¬

der of the board of directors mae on th19th day of October 1909 1 of each

of such stock as may bnecesrarpre sold at pubi auction the ol Ho-

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tjie WeSouth Templestreet Salt Lake Uth on the 21stday qf December 1109 m to paythe delinquent assessments tharon to-gether

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with the costs of advertising andexpense of sale HARRY F EVANSSecretary

ESTATE AND GUARDIANSHIP OFFrana Jungk incompetent The under-signed

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will sell at private sale 275 sharesof the capital stork of the Cumberland-Ely Mining company a corporation on orafter Tuesday the 14th day of December1SX9 and written bids will be received at355 West Second South street Salt LakeCity Utah Term of sale 10 per cent ofthe amount of bid at time of sale bal-ance

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courtof price upon confirmation b the

JUSTUS JlNGK GuardidiDated December 1 1109

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Notice to ContractorsSfCAlKI IHCtuSALS WILL HE RE

ceinl fit th roirtj clerks office untl12 clock ni nn Monday the 20thDecember 1908 for the construction of astE1 balcony in the clerks office Plansand specifications can be examines at the<clerks office The right is reservU toreject any and all bids

By order of the board of unty omtnisSiCllr5

MARGARET ZANE I1IIfStab Co i lRead Herald Republican Wants

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GIROUX COMPANY

HAS LARGE PlANS

Is Now in Midst of Campaign-

for Which 2000000 WereReservedL-

ittle Is heard on the outside concern

tbdefinite results of the extensive cam-paign

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of development which Is being ca-rr on In Ely district by the GlrouxConsolidated company but that the re-

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have been altogether satisfactory IisIndicated by the additions the company-has been making to its holdings in thecamp It astated by an official of thecompany soon after the ColeRyan inter-est

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obtained control that the new man ¬

agementdevelopment

had 00 at its cmman thefor

doubtmoney I being expended wisely none will

Development of the last summer hasopened large bodies of low grade ore sus-ceptible

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of mining with steam shovelsThat much II known It is likewisekiown that bie of high grade orehave been in the workings inlimestone formation but definite Informtion concerning those developments areclosely guarded Among the Improvemonte under way oplanned for the nearfuture are a 1000ton smelter and a largeconcentrator which Is to b built nearthe present smeker

New Properties Bought-The company h isi purchas sverlpromising copper

camp the last three months Theseprprie were acquired by rhma F

has tur them theconpany new properties ac¬

quired ate the ElyUiroux Extension andBlcktot groups which adjoin the Gi

territory The Military group alsohas been purchased and will be trans-ferred

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to the Giroux company It is ex ¬

pte that the Glroux will be includedbig copper merger now in course

of formationThe Giroux Consolidated Une com-

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has an authorised capital 6 OQ

0 Of the 1300000 shares which are per15 300000 were held in the treasury to

exchange for bonds Bond issues amountIng to 10have been authorized Ofthe old tlMt m6rtgg 6 pr cent 10yearbonds 600800 wasprheld in the treasury the rest soldWhen the ColeRyan interests IUumecontrol early in the presenttook the 600000 of old bns that re¬

main in the treasury the entireIu 1000000 second mortgage 6 percent bonds authorised last FebruaryThey purchased these bonds at par Thenew mortgage bond Issue is sure by-a second mortgage on the Neadl prop ¬

erte of the company Practically allold bond issue has now been con ¬

verted into stockHas Holdings in Mexico

The holdings of the Giroux companyirior to the recent purchases in Elyconsisted of the Glroux property at Elyand the Sultana and San Jose groups 28miles southeast of the town pf CarboSonora Mex The NAada propertywhich is the most important and one ofthe three largest mines in Ely comprisesan area of approximately 1090 acres ofmining claims while in the Sultana and

acresSan Jose groups there i a total of 4

The active management of the proper-ties

¬comprising the Glroux CosliateMines Co was turned over ColeRyan syndicate in February of the preent year

The Sultana and San Jose mines areboth copper properties the f6rmer carIng high gold values Shipmentsbeen made but were discontinued in theearly part of 1906 owing to the low priceof copper and the long haul to the smelt-ers

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at El P These have amounted to500000 40 have been expend-ed

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In developing equipping the prop-erties

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which are said to have considera-ble

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mert but have been handicapped bythe lck of funds for development-

Ely Ground Valuable-The Nevada property lies between the

Cumberland Et and Nevada Consoldated mines Ely Te gound IIlocated and contains large porphyry-area and also a considerable amount oflimestone the latter showing some highgrae o The porphyry deposit which

analoou to that of the Copper Flatore by the Nevada Consolidated isdevelop tha

by fiveporphyry

Importantzone shaft Ths

eral east and west direction and develop-a territory 2400 feet in length in whithe underground workings show orhot to be continuous for 1900 feet to

a width of 150 feet and 8 depth of10 tetlimestone ore booles areby the Alpha shaft 1215 feet developlevels at the 770 1000 and 1200footOwing to the impracticability of pinttaming the Alpha shaft as the mainhoisting way the present management issinking a new shaft 10 by 17 feet In theclear 700 feet to the westward Thisshaft is being sunk from the surface andraising is going on from the 1and 1000foot levels thereby giving pints ofattack The ores in this depositgrade smelting and resemble those of theBtebee camp In September 1908 aship-ment

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of 200 tons of ore from this deposit-was made to the Garfield smelter to as-certain

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Its commercial value The av-erage

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of the ore was between 12 and 13per cent and the net smelter returnsamounted to 440-

6Reserves in Porphyry-In the porphyry deposit the former man-

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estimated the ore reserves at4000000 tons averaging 2S per cent cop ¬

per In addition to blocking out this orebody into 100foot uar at the presenttime the company II drilling with Key-stone

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drll to ascertain accurately theoverburden and to determine

whether or not th ores can bminedby steam shovel present thre drillsare in operation and three moe are onthe way to the property making six inallIn the limo depi it is somewhat pre-mature

¬to size and importance-

of the shoot developed by the Alphashaft There Is already a considerabletonnage of direct smelting ore exposedestimated by the former management taaverage 16 per cent and Indiccopprtions are encouraging theof the present ore body with development

The property is equipped with a 450ton concentrating mill which was builtin 1906 and which has been employed-since that date principally in testing theore The former management states thatthe property has sufficient water ob-tained

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from the underground workings-for the operation of this mill Tests onthe ore are stated by the former man-agement

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to have shown a ratio of concen-tration

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of S into 1 and a saving of 8 per-cent

The property is also equipped with asmall smelter rated at SO tons a daythe plant being composed of one 42x118Inch blast furnace A fire at the minepartially destroyed th plant and sincethat date I has n been rebuilt

ENCOUNTER TWO VEINS j

IN GOLDBANKS MINE-

A strike made last week in the propertyof the Ooldbanks Merger Mines com-pany

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at Goidbanka Nev Is thus de ¬

scribed by Superintendent A P Smithwho has been In Winnemucca purchasinga new hoist and other machinery for themineWhile engaged in crosscutttng at the j

end of the north drift on the 200footlevel 200 feet from the shaft we encoun-tered

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tw4 veins with a combined width-of sixteen feet One six feet wide Isgold ore that assays 335 per ton whilethe other ten feet in width runs thirtytwo ounces in silver and J4 in gold to thetonThe contract hateen let and work hasben commenc sinking till shaft an ad ¬

tet 01 untl the natrr levelis reached

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CHEAPREDUCTION i

TO REVIVE AUSTIN

Ore Worth 10 Instead of 30a Ton to Be Basis for

DividendsA-

ustin Nev D5That great min-ing

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operations will center at Austin giv-ing

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an impetus to mining in this wholecentral Nevadan region is more definite-ly

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Are than ever beforeto this revival which te to

change the entire business of thisuptIcto is cheap ore here athome-

In all of Austins glorious peeL 86 owent to the waste dump With thenow to be Installed here after a year ofexperimentation 10 ore will btbfoun-dation

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for dividends There hondrof properties within a radiusfive miles from Austin that will beginwork when a market for the oin Aus-tin

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is assuredThh local market is in sightTe past week L D Mills of the C

W Merrl metallurgical works at Salthas been in Austin doing the

preliminary work in the AustinManhat-tan

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mill for the Installation of the newreduction plant This installation wi be

rlhe as fast at it possibly can bacompany already has oresources that require a tevelop

Makes Close Saving-The

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system will be a combination ofcrushing concentration grinding and cyaniding At a minimum it will save 8per cent of the Austin ore Thisbeen demonstrated by repeated tests andmill runs The AustinManhattan com-pany

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which i> installing the system willput in a sampler an enter the market-for the purchase ores llrt inthis section of the country th de-mand

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requires it th mi will en ¬

larged indefinitely company hasample capital to warrant extensive prep-arations

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for handling custom oresThis company is breaking a good gdof milling ore both In the Frost

minethe Panamint vein and in the Jack PHighGrade in Peerless

The past week chronicles the openingup of high grade ore at depth on thePeerless lease on Midas flat two milesnorthwest of the town of Austin Thisproves the continuity of the Lander hilllegto the northwest far out into the

lessees have a ledge nearlytwo feet in width that will 220 to theton without sorting g

Specimens of gold ore were broughtdown this week from the strike on theShamrock group of claims near lone Therock is saturated with the yellow gllof coarse gold The propertythe Blue Belt mining company of Gold-field

George Watt and Joe Bradley have be ¬

gun leasing operations on the wel knownWatt mine in New York

TUNGSTEN IS IMPORTANT-

Osceola

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Deposits Promise to DevelopLarge Industry-

Ely Nev Dec 5E L Fletcher man¬

ager of the Tungsten properties at Hubnear Osceola IB preparing for greater de-velopment

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of the mine in the spring Yes-terday

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he started a big shipment offreight to the min including a saw milltwo boilers and ore cars Withthe sawmill enough timber wilt b cutthis winter for the construction thmill which I to be Pt up by thcmpany for the concentration of tung ¬

MenThe development of tungsten promises-to be one of the most important indus-tries

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in White Pine county and Just nowit is an industry worth while Sixty per-cent concentrates are worth 3399 a ton or1665 a unit and anything over 60 per-cent goes 38 a unit Mr Fletcher saidyesterday that it was expected to turnout 65 per cent concentrates with theirown mill He said all that the mineral-Is in great demand more than 100 useshaving been developed for the product

CLAIM OWNERS MUSTDO ASSESSMENT WORK-

The new ruling which prohibits the re-locating

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of mining claims year after yearis resulting in more than ordinary De-cember

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activity in many camps Claimowners who fail to do their annual assess-ment

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work this year will be in danger ofling their ground because the new lawmake I impossible tothem to relocate

a owner fal to do his assess-ment

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work two must elapse beforehe can relocate