Show EUFEKA HILL UMFFS Its Life of Twentyfive Years About to Expire AN EXTENSION TO BE VOTED The Coming Mooting of Stockholders in February will be a Host Interesting Inter-esting One Important Information Erpcctcd from Manager PozA Kotrospeot of the Rich Life of the Nina and of Those Who Have Had to Do With ItThe Day and Week in the Stock Market I The twentyfifth anniversary of the EurekaHIll Mining company la now rapidly approaching and unless otherwise other-wise provided Its legal existence must terminate with that birthday It has been too valuable a heritage for anything any-thing so calamitous as that however and to rejuvenate It the shareholders have been requested to meet on Febru time an amend p ary 20lh next at which ment will he adopted by which Its career ca-reer as a corporation will be extended another quarter of a century At the same gathering an election of ofllccrs and directors will take place while Mr Moylan C Fox Its manager promises those It has enriched a fund of most instructive data with enough reminiscence remin-iscence to render the meeting a cheerful cheer-ful one Of the longevity of mines the life or the EurekaHlll of Eurcko Tlntic district dis-trict affords a most Instructive lesson and one that must impress the student of every country In which mining has developed as an Industry Us birth was early enough to have been coeval with earliest discoveries In the great Tintlc district It was In 1871 when Its chambers were first unlocked Since that time it has been steadily pouring Its riches Into the worlds capacious maw Manager Fox said yesterday afternoon that It had produced for its owners no less than 15000000 It has been to Tlntic district It was suggested suggest-ed what the great Ontario has been to Park City Uintah mining district And like the latter a volume of wealth continues to Issue from It the output for the week just past having reached 330 tons of ore containing silver and lead copper and gold In the pioneer day the lamented Joab Lawrence presided pre-sided over It From Its grass roots it was a producer Its carecros a whole however really beginning with the founding of the company whose legal life Is now so fast expiring No property prop-erty In all the West has been more generous gen-erous to the laborer Thousands upon thousands It has afforded employment Many who began with it are slumbering slumber-ing under the evergreens while not a few are still putting in their shifts and drawing down their pay each month Upon Its crest IB reared the largest mill of the kind In the State and Its stamps will be pounding when many more have seen the candle of life burn out The meeting in February promises much of interest and an oldfashioned reunion of those who have shared its benefits A LTJLL IN STOCKS The Market Must Have Some Time to Recover Tone r w The day on the mining exchange closed with the sale of 23200 shares of stock that brought 5917 75 the week with the transfer of 104325 shares for 3101600 and as the most apathetic since the bulls and bears entered the present pit It is Impossible to obscure the fact that the local Investor has been loaded to his utmost while Eastern East-ern buyers are either glutted or so badly disappointed with some of the securities securi-ties that have avoided the local exchange ex-change In smuggling their way to market mar-ket that they have drawn off with no Intention of returning Tho brokers at home and many of the olllcers of the rxclwnge are conversant with that por jilclous list but each pleads that he ic has been unable to prevent their circulation I circu-lation To overcome the disappointments disappoint-ments they havo caused time must be required In the meantime the exchange ex-change or a portion of It will sec to I It that no more of tills brand are lib f crated The weeks finish witnessed a number of collapses Mercur whose shareholders share-holders were drawing down a quarterly dividend of 25 cents a share while tho call was In progress sold down to 510 while Mammoth went all to pieces and was towed to shore at 220 Orders for May Day were thick and It advanced 1o S9 cents whllo Lower Mammoth was chopped down to lie and Sunbeam Sun-beam to 18JA cents DalyWest with the knowledge that it was finally In the hands of home folk was In good demand f de-mand while Emerald rallied arid brought 3 cents with Yankee Con uhlvering and preparing to throw up j Its hands aa the call moved on A bid of 37 cents brought out a pinch of Pc tro while Sacramento came forth at 30V6 cents with tho day and week cbs intr nn tho following market Bid Aslccd 4 AJax 5 g W 14 Albion 1H lCO II Allco 25 t0 u Antler < W Bunker Hill W i Blue Bird 02 Boston Do La Mar 00 the Buckeye 02 g 03U BullionBeck 2D5 340 Ben Butler 01 02k i Central Mammoth 01 cci Chloride Point 1G 5 1 5 IDalry 12A 1 Dalton OlVi Dalton Lark Oilii 0S Daly 14T 1D r DalyWest 321H 3220 Dexter 150 22 Diamond Con Eagle Blue Boll 123 1M limerald 02 L FourAces 01 > risc U Jctlc IS b Oarntt 0i 5c1 GeyacrMarlon 10i 11 noldcn Eagle KTB r Golden Gate Extension 10 Grand Central COS G02 1 tl Jlorculcfl > 009t flflrs Hcrschel 01 01 3cb1 Homcytake 0 < i 10 Horn Silver M era Ingot S International 01 Joo Bovors o 3 t 3oo Boworo Ex OS Kremlin 021 l La Rome 0 100 Little PlttKburg 01 Lower Mammoth 43 > 4 l1 Lllllo Chief 05 IWI Mammolh 220 2W 7 Manhuttnn 0 S Martha WaBhinpton OIH May Day SSii I Mercur J97 I Monarch 01 Northern Light H 1131 j North Swansea t 0 riIiIIl Omaha < H uIJJ Ontario 7EO 1ctro 17 2s Kabbllg Foot 04V6 10 nichmondAnaconda 15 90 Sacramento 23 s the Soa Swan il srfSji Showers Con Ml 5 Silvor Cloud Oiyt l na Silver King CQQO Fouth Swansoa 3SO Star Consolidated 2 > IftIeee8s vi Sunbeam iSVi Sunshine 1G 2 i Swansea ccr 375 S Tefro W 07 tti1 I Utah 5 ioo Valeo 4 I West Mountain Placer 3 I Yankee Con 12 131 Sales were recorded as follows Mammoth MO l at J220 I owcr Mammoth 100 at 15Vic COO at 45c 2 at Sic Mercur 100 at 510 Petro KO ui 7c Ficramento 500 nt 3GHC Sunbeam 100 at Oc 100 at 18 > ic I Yankee Con WW at 13J4cUOOO at i2CJ Boslon it Do La Mar ZW for M i j Buckeye JOVl at 3e Kinorald 3 X > at 3c I l lllle Plttvburg 10M at Ic Joo Bowers Ex ECO at Gftc May Day > CO ot SS ½ c 2000 at SOc leo t at Sv 1CV > nt RS54c I Bunker Hill KXX > nt 2Vic TIeiculer 54 ni Ic Shares sold 20200 Selling price 501775 STRONG CURB On the curbstone during tile afternoon after-noon 21350 shares of stock brought 5G5L50 the week bringing out G31S5 shares that sold for SS151S25 Buckeye Buck-eye at the windup found a market for all there was on the shelves and at the close 17000 had passed over the counter at 23 cents Sunbeam was another ready seller and nt lamplight no less than 2000 shares had changed hands at SO cents while 200 DalyWest came out on a bid of 1217 and 150 Grand Central Cen-tral at G 1 A lot of 500 May Day was unearthed at S9 cents with 1000 Star Con selling for 273 cents and 600 Lower Low-er Mammoth at M A cents with Its late manager still absenting himself SALES OF DAY AND WJJJEK The days sales reached a total of II f > 30 shares that brought S11GG925 On Iho exchange 23200 shares sold for 591775 on the curbstone 21350 shares for S5G5150 The weeks transfers on change and curb reached a total of 217310 shares that brought X112531 On the mining exchange 154325 shares sold for 31 01G50 on the curbstone G31S3 shares for 51518 25 James A Pollock Stocks and Bonds No G West Second South Tel 575 0 Richard L Colburn Stock Broker Room 25 15 W 2nd South Tel G70 D II Pcorv Jr Stock Broker 10 W 2nd South Tel COS |