Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-08-02 | Page 5 | Three Companies File Their Papers

THREE COMPANIES FILE THEIR PAPERS Two Mining Concerns and a Livestock Organization Ready to Prosecute Business in the State Incorporation papers for two new mining min-ing companies and a livestock company were filed yesterday with the secretary of state. The Mammoth OH & Asphaltum company com-pany is represented as having a paid-up paid-up capital stock of $."J0O, divided into 500.010 shares of stock at a par value of 1 cent a share. The "Crown King" and the "Monark" placer and petroleum mining min-ing claims In Spanish fork canyon are given aB the property owned. The incorporators in-corporators of the company are T. M-. All-man, All-man, president and director; Ernest Eklns, vice president and director; Estella Eklns. secretary, treasurer and director; Erastus Evenson. director; Mary A. Allman, director, di-rector, all of Provo. The Rock Creek Mining & Milling company com-pany is Incorporated for $100,000, divided into 5.000,000 shares at a par value of 2 cents a share. The incorporators, all of Hyrum, Ctah. are T. W. Peterson, president and director; Mrs. Henry H. Jensen, secretary and treasurer: Henry H. Jensen, director; Roy J. Neilson, (director; (di-rector; Mrs. Mary Neilson and Maria Peterson. The company is represented a-s being the rightful owner of four mining claims in Cache county, known as the "Copper Mountain Mine," the "Copper Zinc Mine." the "Copper Mountain Mine No. 1" and the "Lead King Mine No. 1." The Gunnison Valley Livestock & Land company is incorporated for $20,000. divided di-vided into shares of SI each. Gunnison. Sanpete county, is given as the principal place of business. Tlie incorporators are H. A. Kearns. E. B. Ivearns, D. Brown, Orvilla Kearns and Mrs. E. M. Kearns.