Ogden Daily Standard | 1910-07-28 | Page 7 | Bambergers Form New Lead Company

$35,000. Great quantities of high grade lead ore were shipped from the claims to the Salt llnke valley smelters smelt-ers by the orlglnftl owners, who secured se-cured premium prices for the pro-ducL pro-ducL The organization of the company closely follows the clearing up of the company's title to an undivided one-third one-third Interest in one of the claims. The title of Chsrle6 Mlnolettl to this part of one of the claims was questioned, ques-tioned, and the cleaung up of the record rec-ord was waited for by the new owners own-ers before they proceeded with their plans. It Is the plan of the company to go ahead with the operation of the property prop-erty on a large scale and to put It into j the shipping class at once. . i BAMBERGERS FORM NEW LEAD COMPANY Salt Iake, July 28. A new company com-pany that promises to do much toward to-ward Increasing the lead output of Nevada, has ibeen launched by Salt Lake men at Ely. The articles of incorporation in-corporation of the White Pine I,ead company have been filed with the county clerk at the countv seat of White Pine county by Ernest Bamberger, Bamber-ger, who is named as president; A. C. Ellis, Jr., vice president, and Herbert Cohn, secret arv and treasurer. The company Is capitalized for only $10,000, and the ownership of the stock Is divided as follows: Ernest Bamberger, 9.950 shares; A. C. Ellls, Jr.. 10 shares; Herman Bamberger. 10 shares; Herman Cohn. 10 shores. The corporate life Is limited to fifty year.. The company owns tbe famous Ne Plus. Ultra group of claims In the heart of the Hamilton. Nev.. lead belt. These claims were bought by the present pres-ent owners about four years ago from Cbaiiea Mlnolettl and Louie Lani for