Show HEINZE Will ll PASS i iON ON o UNITED COPPER For or a time the friends of F. F Augustus AUIs Augus Heinze were ere disposed to tell tel of the the wonderful recuperative power of former copper magnate and re reports were repeatedly sent to the west that he was wa fas fast his lost fortune It I was Wa claimed that he had bad all al of his lits financial affairs straightened out and that be he would soon be he directing the affairs affairs af af- af- af fairs tirs of several so minin mining companies over whose destines destine be he had presided in in b bygone by gone days das His largest minin mining company com corn Jono pany was the United Copper company bein being the holdin holding concern for br almost all ni of his minin mining interests That the tho affairs af fairs birs of this company are still sti heavily involved is clearly cm indicated by the following fol lowin lowing from the News Bureau BurEau On the of this month there will wi fall faU due a 1 semi annual dividend on the preferred stock of the United Uni I ted Copper company but the directors director have havo not made mad any provision for its it payment and there there there-is is not the slightest doubt that it will wil be passed I The company's company s 's preferred shares shard are I cumulative at the rate of 6 per cent Thus far is ow owed d on pr this ac ac- ac count On May laJ 15 it will wi owe oe or 1 12 lZ per cent in ill back bak dividends Th The Tho chances for fux fu resumption seem scent rather remote as the company has bas not amon among its assets any shares upon which it is receiving an income While upon largely larely interested in both Davis Davis-Daly and Ohio it will wi be he some somo time before either is ison ison ison on the dividend list Its Is Stewart Steart mine minea minca mine mine- a silver and lead proposition is is is closed down and has been idle for some months The small smal shipments from the tho Lexington Lexing ton mine in Montana to the smelter have ha ceased Some l light bt may be he thrown upon the tho company's actual Condition at the tho annual annual an nual meeting to be held Juno June 2 in Ho Ho- boken Tho The report covering the fiscal year rear ended May 31 showed a surplus of but comparing comparin with wih more than the previous year This shrinkage President Heinze explained at the tho time represented the depreciation tion in securities owned ii NEVADA STOCKS Jam James A. A Pollock k Co bankers and brokers furnish the following received o er over noon their private wire Ire yesterday afternoon afternoon after after- I Bid Asked Gold fIeld fIeld- I Columbia feld- feld Mountain 8 U 17 Jumbo Extension 15 L I Booth li Blue Bun Bull 10 Adams Adams 01 03 1 Sliver PIck 20 Blue Bell os Hibernia 11 r g I Conqueror u Lone Stat gi 8 06 Oro io 10 Atlanta IT OJ Great Bend 14 fled Top Extension 05 Florence FlorenC 0 l B. B D. D Con 01 OS 05 DaIsy o 37 39 Comb Goldfeld Fraction 96 98 95 9 Great Bend Extension 01 02 Great Bend Annec Annex 02 15 16 Portland 5 05 Crackerjack 03 3 04 Francis Franls Mohawk 07 Red Hills ii Yellow Re 10 TIger C. C 10 10 11 1 Grandma 10 04 Con Con 3 TrIangle 02 03 C. C O. O D. D 2 Florence Extension 03 04 Gold Comstock Comstock- Bar 20 Ophir Mexican 76 75 76 Hale Norcross IS Con Virginia 66 67 Yellow Jacket 6 G 4 fletcher 1 51 ConfIdence 6 Sierra Nevada 27 Exchequer Siera Xe ada 25 26 8 UnIon 31 33 33 Potosi 1 is 13 Tonopah stocks stocks- Tonopah Nevada 10 Montana Tonopah 79 8 Tonopah ExtensIon 23 Midway 2 28 Tonopah Belmont 95 Jim Butler 17 18 Amethyst Buter 02 BonnIe Clare Clar 0 i Mayflower Con Cn t 10 10 11 1 Montgomery Mountain 15 09 Tramp Trap Con r 03 07 Manhattan stocks stocks- Manhattan Con 04 03 Dexter Cn i j 03 04 Mustang 01 Other districts districts- Eagle hills 1 Pittsburg Sliver Peak 59 Eagles Eagle's Nest est 01 Round Mountain 90 Rawhide Queen 34 Rawhide CoalitIon 34 35 METAL MARKET MARKT Silver at 53 cents an ounce pound Copper cathodes cathode at I 12 13 7 16 7 1 cents a Lead Lea at 4 22 for or the pounds |