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TJOSEVIE CO.
The Tjosevig-Kennecott Copper
Company, has been successfully fin
anced In New York City by George
Francis Howe, well known among Se
attle business men. The Howe Com
pany was appointed fiscal agent for
the corporation last June. However
it was not until November 28 that the
! first announcements were made re- j
J garding the plans of the copper com
i panv. The advertising was carried by !
i nearly all of the metropolitan papers
i and the subscription books closed on
December 1.'! at It o'clock with orders
for more than half a million shares.
The Rowe company obtained the co
operation of some of the leading in
I vestment bankers and brokers in New
York in presenting the Tjosevig Ken
necott Copper Company’s stock,
among them being Harvey A. Willis
& Co., Carroll Felter & Co., E. Epps
& Co., Frank Ilermer & Co., i’erry
Wlnckler & Co., and C. W. i’ope &
j Co. These brokers' names followed
the copper company's advertising,
which was carried in all the daily and
Sunday papers continuously in New
V _.,JL_ ■ '"T."_'' __'■ ' ! . J.'
York city and vicinity during the
campaign.
The funds received through this
flotation are now on deposit in the
Punks In Seattle amt the First Haiti.
(■I Cordova. It is expected that about
IL’OO.OOO will he expended this year for
supplies and equipment The TJose
vig-Kenineott Company's mines an
near McCarthy, and plans are now he
ing perfected to equip and develop the
ptoperties under the direction of an
engineer of the highest standing.
"The east is now looking toward the
west for investment of its surplus
funds,” said Mr. Howe, who jus*, re
turned front New York. ''Industrial
enterprises of merit will have no dif
flculty in obtaining financial assist
ance If their claims are properly pro
sented. tint' New York office has
been requested to obtain a wood pulp
enterprise. The west should have n >
difficulty in offering this. Kastern
investors are also interested in our
ship building plants. In fact, we be
lieve that the whole I'acifie coast Is
going to see a rapid development of
all of its industries. The wave of pros
perity which lias deluged the east is
now overflowing, and of necessity Is
westward bound.”
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Pending Merger
Xiw A oi'k and Boslon linam-ial papers have had consider
. ' he possi hi 1 i t v nt t lie sale of t lie Kennecott Corpora
*'"11 *n e ( tali ('upper Company for .-onie time. The Boston
"'' Kiir.nil's iinderstandine- of the plans is that the Ctali
( oppi i ( unipnny, the largest of t lie .lark I ini; com panics and the
11111 1,1 " hi* 11 the (lu<;i;eiilieinis are eliiefK interested, may take
11X11 K. imeeot | ('upper ('or po rat ion. It lias heen i nt i mated'
'he hay, Chino, Nevada and other Jacklim; companies
XXnl|h^ !i"' he involved in the traiisaelion. However, the plan
would me,in that the Kennecott and all of its subsidiaries, the
I’i«i<I<• i1 i'upper mine of South America, the Yukon (fold Corpor
''h"11, "p'-i at ini; at Dawson and Iditnrnd, the Bonanza and
other (iiinjenheim mines of (’upper river. Prince William
Sound and elsewhere, the Alaska properties now controlled hv
lie (>iic'jciili(‘im .Morgan syndicate, would eonn under the man
affluent o| the Jaeklin;;, Stone and Hayden interests.
lie result ol such a deal mii;ht be far reaehiri'; in Alaska.
It miyht involve transportation as well as minim;'. Colonel
dacklin has been interested in the Admiral line of steamships
tor sonic months. It is understood that lm became more heavily
interest, d when tile Paeifie Alaska Navigation ('onipanv took
nX 1 1 Km old Pacific ( oast Steamship ('onipanv and organized
the Pacific Steamship Company. If the deal for tlm purchase
ol the K. nneeott Copper Corporation hv tlm I i.di < 'upper Corn
panv "11• hi1.1 be consummated, the Alaska Steamship ('onipanv
would «■>.11o■ under the control of ('oloiml I). ('. .lackIiiilc.
I he \kiska (iastincan minim; properties ,tIn- Kensington
and otlmi Alaska properties are owned l.y tlm .laeklim; inter
■‘SC- IKennecott Copper Corporation is a larimownn of
<1 tali Copper Company stock, and it is believed here that the
principal mature, as far as local interests arc concerned, of tlm
sale ol tlm Kennecott to the I tali companv would be that the
•Jaidxliim organization would control tlm Alaska interests that
arc now under the management of the < imnmiihcim orvaniza
Doll tis ue i as those that are tindet the .lacklini; oruanization.
S11■ 11, . a Birch, of New York, i> now, and for many years
has been n ,in»j;er of the Morgan (I mi'Lwnlwim Alaska minimi'
interest s.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA. THIRD
DIVISION, CORDOVA PRECINCT
AT CORDOVA.
No. 112.
In the Matter of the Estate of J W
Durnen, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The undersigned executor of the <
I fate of J. \Y Durnen. deceased, hers
by gives notice that all persons lul
ling claims against the said estate a*.
| admoni hod and required t, pro r *
the same, with the pmper iouhcr
| within six months from the date tier,
iif, to tin- undersigned ox-. inor it hi
office and place oi hu si ness, namr-li
Slater's Ite.-1 a 11; a tit, cm l i t str- ■■ t.
| in said t 'ordoi a.
j I>ati-d at <'ordoia. Mas!.a this : 7th
j day of I te ember, I91
1IKXUY A. SI.ATKK,
i Kxecutor of the estate of .! W. Imrneti,
Deceased
Date of first publication, December
29, 1910.
Date of la-I publication, fnnaary 20.
1917
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