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Show A FINE SHOWING. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS STOCK-HOLDERS IN THE ANCHOR. Value or Orel Marketed up to the Firat or tha Year- New Plant of Machinery ui Surfaoe Improvements to be Created at a Cut of 5 1,001). The annual meeting of the stockholders stockhol-ders of the Anchor Mining company was held at the company's olllce in Tark City yesterday afternoon, and in the absence of the president was called to ordor by Manager Perry with Secretary Secre-tary W. V. Rice at the desk. The annual report of developments, production of ores, territory embraeod in the company's possessions, etc., was submitted by the management, accepted ac-cepted and placed on tilo. Messrs. Francis Smith, A. B. Richardson Rich-ardson and A. B. Emery were appointed ap-pointed a committee upon the application applica-tion of the mauager to audit the reports. re-ports. The subjoined resolution was then adopted: Unsolved, That tho purchaso of mining min-ing claim by the maniger for and in behalf of the company be approved and ratified, ; The stockholders then proceeded to the election of the following board of directors for the ensuing vear: J. L. Woods, Cleveland, ().;- L. P. Ferry, Park City, Utah; G. W. Peck, Cleveland, Cleve-land, O.; J. M. Adams, Cleveland, O.; O. Francis Smith. Muskegon, Mich.; D. C. McLaughlin, Park City, Utah. The report of the manager betrays a most gratifying condition of affairs at tho property and reflects ninch credit upon the intelligent manner in which developments have been directed. Up to the proseut year ore of the value of $110,450.01 have been marketed, developments devel-opments have been kept well iu advance ad-vance of extraction and with the largo amount of territory embraeod in the property the future promises to bo one of tho most productive nature. The executive committee recommended the acceptance of the proposition of E. A. Shear for the projected buildings, and that of Bullock & Co. tot the supply of machinery of siitllcient capacity to enable them to put the shaft down to a horizon of 2500 feet, the new improvements improve-ments involving an outlay of $54,000. The stockholders are very much pleased with the condition in which they found the property, and presented Manager Ferry aud Superintendent Curtis with splendid evidence of appreciation. It is understoon that the campaign for t)l will be one of unprecedented activity. |