Show CHANGE IS MADE IN COLUMBUS OFFICIALS When the thA annual meeting of oC tn the tho Columbus Columbus Col umbus Consolidated Mining company was convened n c I yesterday t t afternoon a showed h d that h at t there thre h w were ere r I I showed h d that h at t there thre h w were ere r canvass a n as s owe t ere 6 s sharf-s hf represented out of tho the entire entre issue is is- sue sill I of S S shares The Tho election of officers resulted in tho the selection of Charles s A. A Walker president B. B F. F Chynoweth vice president S. S A. A Whitney Whit Whit- ney nev secretary and treasurer Tony T Jacobson Jacobson Ja- Ja a. a and L L. A. A Jeffs complete tho the board hoard of directors Ton Tony who I has been bon the cx- cx e head of tho the company sinco since it its inception asked to bo be excused from serving longer loncer in that CpM capacity t and let lct it bo be known that ho he was WS in 1 favor Mor of retaining re re- re taming some somo local man Charles Chares A. A Walker Walkr was as n agreed d upon by all interests I and at tho the meeting of tho the directors this afternoon it it is understood that JaI Jacobson Ja- Ja I will wi bo ho asked to serve the compan com corn pan pan- panas as manager eT I It is understood that the same eme policies will wi be bo carried out that have havo been inI in ini i I force for era c several years j This will wi mean 1 that the Alta property will wi be he c given cn a aI chance to show its nb ability ft to enter re-enter the tho I producing class as soon as Q tho the snow breaks in in tb the cas Inch high mountains Next summer the Columbus will w-i w undoubtedly be bo in a n position to send rend out more first class history ore than it has at any timo in its is BOSTON COPPER CLOSE Jam James s A. A Co Ce bankers banker and brokers Vest Second South street furnish fur tur- nish the following received over O th their lr private ate wire SSI S-S S I HI l. l I 1 Low loO B BandL L 0 33 Davis ls Dab 2 21 3 I S 9 I Giro S 11 Majestic 0 0 72 72 tc 10 10 i 1 13 Yukon I II 11 I Hh Coalition 40 40 4 45 San Antonio It 14 14 Black Mountain ln Z Cumberland EI Ely S Si 81 Dominion Copper r 2 G 7 1 I 41 1 Nevada Utah 31 31 3 Haven 82 g 84 I las Gas S 7 70 il 71 I Shattuck 1 11 La Hose itose G 61 6 94 Parrot parr t 27 7 28 8 A Allots Allot's I. I 33 41 40 Az 10 I Comi 2 31 Centennial 2 31 31 3 32 C and A lOG Copper Range 3 74 7 Daly I 10 10 Granby 1011 la Salle n 14 1 1 Ja 1 31 4 I Mohawk 63 3 63 North Butte i Osceola Buto 1 Rhode Island 5 51 Shannon 15 i 76 6 7 1 t 15 Copper 31 H Inona T 5 6 Wyandot 21 i i nos Boston ton Con u. u 14 14 Ill East Butte SI Si 9 i Lake r 1 18 1 19 f C C 0 25 Sand P 1 1 i United States Steel 2 4 1 do d 4 preferred New 4 4 t 4 Adv Adventure f 1 re nt 21 t 3 Atlantic IH 15 Butte Coalition 24 24 C and CORlton II O G-O G 5 C M 30 31 Franklin 1 15 Cananea Cananea lOt Mass 6 r. r 1 Michigan l i 11 Nevada Con ItI li Old Dominion Sl 62 2 Quincy Quincy Santa Fo Fe 21 21 2 21 Superior ail n 37 Tennessee Tennee Copper o 40 40 Utah Con 41 1 1 III 1 Victoria 4 4 I Wolverine ol ill Zinc 11 Corbin 1 19 6 26 Gi Miami 13 13 i ion on Oil i 36 30 Apex x 6 i 1 6 61 North Lake 61 7 Ray nay Con 8 Si 8 81 CHICAGO PRODUCE Cl CHICAGO Feb S. S Cloe Wheat Wheat- May July 9 p St-p- 1 r D December Jul c 9 le Com February Corn Com February May July September 6 Oats G f far rUHle July Jelf September September Sep Rep 3 lc Pork a Pork 33 1707 3 Ju ny SI Lard May Ia O July Joh MM M. M i. I Ribs Mav 1895 J II July I It nye lye t Cah May ITay Ia c. c harley J Cash SIc thy u 1 March 3 I Clover Clover- March 3 9 40 O. O |