Salt Lake Tribune | 1909-01-03 | Page 51 | [Untitled]

.Tribune Want Ads. 11 Bell phono 5201. Ind. phono 360-34S. kH BSaBKnBBgBSiSaaiSSSaaaBBiaBBHBEaaBHiSI IH Sioux Consolidated I Mining Company.... I Capital, 1,000,000 shares, I par value each - - $1.00 I Treasury Stock not I I issued - -$254,611 I I The Company owns the following claims in East Tintic: 1 I ED STOKES, JUSTICE - I H I SIOUX MIDDLEMAN H 1 BILL SCHULER FHEBE S. I H The Fhebe S. claim adjoins the Colorado on the north and 1 Iron Blossom on the south, 9 HEED SMOOT, President. " j 1 THOMAS K, CUTLER, Vice President) I JOHN Y. SMITH, ('Directors. I O E. LOOSE, ( . . GEORGE M. SMOOT, -V. . J. T. FARRER, Secretary and Treasurer. S G. E. LOOSE, Manager. Office o! the Company, Provo, Utah I I The Sioux Consolidated Mining Company has passed BH through varied experiences during the past twenty years, and IH for eight years the property of the company lay idle, and 'whilst considerable ore had been extracted in its early history in the g upper workings, it was not until the Colorado uncovered ore 6 in its lower level that it was supposed that any such ore bodies B existed at depth. 'H A reorganization was effected in July, 1907, and the com- 1 iH pany proceeded to sink a shaft on its Phebc S. claim, adjoin- a ing the Colorado, ore being found at a depth of 350 feet in -H the new shaft in August of the present year, since which the I IH production of the mine has steadily increased. J 11 The first dividend was paid October 20, 190S, consisting D IH of 3 cents per share, 6 cents per share Nov. 20, and the direc- 9 A 11 tors declared an S-ceut dividend Dec. 20, with prospects oC :i Bl continuance, at least doing as well, or better, indefinitely. flH