Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-10-04 | Page 16 | Cash Boy Company to Secure Machinery

I CASH BOY COMPANY TO SECURE MACHINERY Eddie H. Mead, manager of the Cash Bov, got back from Salt Lake this morning morn-ing with the first official news of the merger of properties on the east side of the Tonopah district. The first step will be to Install an additional ad-ditional steam boiler, pending the time when the new 75-hor?epower electric hoist can. be placed at the shaft, which is now down to 2200 feet. There will not be any Interruption to operations during this time, and every effort will be directed to getting down to the 1S00-foot 1S00-foot level, where it Is expected to pick up the Merger vein system. In course of a couple of days work will be resumed re-sumed wth three shifts. The consolidation has been consummated consum-mated with the exception of a few details de-tails that will bo attended to on the return of John G. IClrchcn. The name of the new company Is the Tonopah Cashboy Consolidated Mining company, and the ofllcers are: A. S. Ross, president: presi-dent: M. M. Johnson, vice president; E. II. Mead, secretary. Directors, John G. Ivlrchen, H. S. Knight and B. H. Mead. It is expected that any round of shots between the 1200 and 1100 will put the Cashboy where It belongs. The consolidation consoli-dation eliminates all apex queslions and litigation. Tonopah Bonanza.