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Show The Consumers Coal Co.'b 6tock goes liko hot cakes. Buy some now while it lasts. Wo supply coal to our stockholders stock-holders only. Stock cheap this week. P. E. Lamar, 262 Commercial Club bldg., Bell phone 1390. I If you asked a young woman aho might nob know, out if you I m '1 asked her mother sho would nay t f HUSIER'S ' I FLOUR j I iiiiiiiiiii 1 1 1 mi 1 m n 1 jf) & PARISIAN DYE WORKS 1 OUR PHONES II -... mi A . .insurance, Real Estate Loans and Investments j J jjll September 14th, 1907. I ($L,20Q,000), which sum will be sufficient to acquire the bonds and 5 Tlie following named gentlemen have already made the first' jj j Jj ailp1331011 ' stock, and pay off ALL INDEBTEDNESS of the Company, and in payment o $50,000 cash to secure the option on the bonds and the J j "tflS TE are Pleased t0 announce our appointment as financial addition thereto will provide, approximately, Seventy-five Thousand stock of the Company: I -JkV agents for disposing of the bonds and stock of the Utah Dollars ($75,000) for new installation, with $72,000 of supplies on j li "lf T t i i m i r, rm r S hinrl -mrl nn?rl fnr Thomas K. Cutler, Yice President & General Mgr. of Utah- J w K 1 Independent Telephone Company. The Company is . I nana ana paid ioi.x j Idaho-Sugar Co 5 i f t Jj earning now. and has been since January 1st, 1907, over I hi addition it is proposed to put Three Hundred Thousand XI. Walker, President Walker Brothers, Bankers. H III iK Hundred and Twenty Thousand Dollars ($.120,000) per an- ; Dollars ($300,000) bonds into the treasury as a reserve Cor future ! John C. Cutler, Governor State, of Utah. I ! vP illffcnet, or sufficient to pay Six per cent on $1,200,000 bonds, leav- i extensions and (o cancel the remainder of the bond issue. j Heber J. Grant, President Home Fire Insurance Co. i !ij jjjj ipfsurplns of more than $50,000. It is proposed to increase the capital stock of the Company, Co Horace G' taeF. Secretary & Treasurer Utah-Idaho Sugar 1 1 .TliQ.Cpmpany. investment represents over Two Million Dol- from $1,000,000, its present capital, to $1,300,000. ' Emer JonQS Managhl& Director Utah Independent Tele- 1- . :' fe.and the system is one of the best and most complete in the It is proposed to give each subscriber to the $1,200,000 to be phone Co. . if al 'Rjed States. It has exchanges from Preston, Idaho, on the North, j raised, the amount of his subscription in bonds at par, with interest ! ' Francis iL Lyman, Director Zion's Co-operative Mercantile 91 1 Hi ureka, Utah, on the South, and all are connected by its own toll i accrued thereon since July 1st, 1907, and payable January 1st, 190S; j Institution. J Jj :M ft has subways which cover the entire business districts of said bonds being Twenty (20) year Six per cent (6 per cent) gold Heber M Wells Manager Utah Savings & Trust Co. , 'JBI't i . p, ? , Geo. T. Odell. General Manager Consolidated Wagon & Ma- fc If: tijake and Ogdeu ana they are built largely in excess oJ: the ro- ) bonds of the Utah Independent Telephone Co., bearing date of Janu- j chine Co ' p fliff j.feeenls of the Company, for years to come, which excess may be j a ry 1st, 1905 ; and in addition thereto an amount of stock (par value), Charles S. Burton, Cashier State Bank of Utah. - Sift IH at a'profit. It has $139,607.99 invested in substantial, fire- J equal to his subscription; the remaining $1,500,000 of the bonds is- j John Henry Smith, President Co-op Furniture Co. , j Jfe cxchuge buildings in SaltLakc, Ogden, Park City and Eu- sllcd ($3,000,000) to be cancelled. . G. G. Wright, Manager Idaho Falls Branch Consolidated j SJWa, all of which have greatly increased in value. It has 2,3SG miles As the net profits arc now $120,000 per annum, an investment Wagon & Machine Co. , ' . ; tfWonn t I, , ,i oi ioi p , . i James Christiansen, State Treasurer. fcl 1 i If mcPPer toll wire connecting its exchanges, and 2-1,124 miles oC thcsc securities at the pnee offered is earning in excess oF Nine Ncphi w Clayton, President Clayton Investment Co. " . fi i'Ber 'lr(- in lead cables, under ground and aerial, for its exchange j pcl. ccnt pci. cent) jrrQm tie timc jt is made, with Six per cent j John CSharp, Capitalist. . f W fcice, costing over $750,000. all of which is worth today more than j (G pcr ccuf) accumulated on the bonds since July 1st, 1907. George M. Cannon, Real Estate & Loans. I ' (! . I" Jn purchased. All its exchanges are built with reference to future J yJm H. Farnsworth, Cashier Walker Brothers, Bankers. . . r jlfcelopments, the Salt Lake exchange alone being capable of supply- EXAMPLE. A. Fred Wey, Proprietor Wilson Hotel. ','' ' A000 te.ophonCS.ad the entire Remover 50,000. ' . Each poo subscribing $t0.000 ,ri.l rccci,. 10.000, (pr . Vttt Ws1g ' ' I W The Company has now between Nine and Ten Thousand J value) in Six per cent (6 per cent) Twenty (20) year gold bonds of j Joseph Geoghcgan. ' ' . jS'Jfl Mjephones in operation in its system. From these and its toll lines j the Utah Independent Telephone Co., with interest accrued since i S. F. Fcnton. ' I i Ws now earning, as stated, $120,000 net. per year. . July 1st. 1907. Interest payable January 1st, 190S (interest on all Brigham F. Grant. y RB With its entire issue of stock and bonds distributed through- bonds being payable January and July of each year); also $10,000 ... I fi. I iKf u r.. , i i i 5 , , v . . i .. , , , ,. t n c , . .. I These crontlemen will have full charge of the reorganization, Jj y t the State in the hands oT local investors, its net earnings should (par value) ot the capital stock oi the said Company. Subscriptions X JueM- . T , t W .tW ... i i i-,- i i .mnnr. 'iii i ? nnd this fact is snflicicnt guai-antee that the Utah Independent .Lele- n v, greatly increased in the near Future. Ten thousand additional tele- ol: $.100.00 or more will be accepted. nna mu. is m b irnm , g :S j SMn , , , I , nhone ComDauv. when reorganized, will be under the management i Jjones can be installed and operated with small additional expense. Ti; is confidently believed that the stock ol! the Utah ludopon- p o 1 . . ' M1 ,,.A " i ...... s of officers aud Directors in whom the public wiLl hue entne conn- i- $Wt e Montana Independent 'I'elephone Co. will open its Butte s dent Teleihone Co., soon alter its reorganization, will materially j i ;a j Ekange October 1st and the Utah Company has contracted with ! increase in value. A large portion of tho $1,200,000 has been sub- clcncc.. , ; J(l gor exchange of toll .service' thus Utah patrons will soon be able scribed in sums ranging from $500 to $75,000. We recommend theso bonds nnd stock as almost desirable in- . 1 g-each all Idaho and Montana points. All the money required to Five pcr ccnt (5. p0r cent) must be paid iu cash by all sub- vestment, and have ourselves subscribed $75,000 in tho enterprise. yld the exchange in Montana has been raised in that State, and scribers; oH the remainder, two-thirds is payablo on or beforo Oc- ! Address tho undersigned for subscription blanks and for all . J Montana financiers are behind the Coilipany, some of the strongest J toner 0th, 1907, and the other one-third on or beforo December i further particulars. . . I i 1 jgancial men in the State being directors. 10th, 1907. ' . Respectfully submitted, t J . Wc now offer the stock and bonds of the Utah Independent j AVo invite all prospective investors to visit any oL! tho ex- j - BEr T r..T HQ 1 Jcphonc Co., subject to previous sale, on the following terms: changes of tho Company between tho hours of 11 a. in., and 3 p. m., " ' ' v ' v- ' " j (9 t K is proposed to raise Twelve Hundred Thousand Dollars vhon. the management will be pleased to show them every attention. Homo Fire Building', Salt Lake City. - j: ' LH m '" ' . " ' ' v " m " 3 |