Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-23
THE FEMALE

The San Francisco papers are be-
ginning to abound In published elm
tsrvlews" Of Woodruff aud Clafin by
sntsrprlslng reporters. As We stated
several days ago, these famous ladies
propose establishing themselves as
brokers In San Francisco, and they
will also establish there q branch Of
their famous newspaper Woodruff
C Cladin's Weekly. It was, under the
circumstances, smlnsntly proper that
the reporter Of the San Franclscs Daily
Stock Report should interview the
ladies and mako them define their po-
sltlon. Here's the way he tells about
It In his paper Of the 2lst Inst
This morning q Stock Report repre-
sentative. after reading accounts In tho
sensational morning papers OF the
plans and purposes Of the new hrm OF
brokers about TO commences operations
on California street, concluded to 20
around aud ascertain II IL could be
possible that these women expected to
come out here with 100000 aud buck
against tho heavy operators OF the
Stock Exchange. At IL o'clock he
called at the Lick House and found
the brokers assembled Ia Room No. Z
srraysd In neat morning wrappers.
Reporter-Gsod morning. l am Q
representative OF the Stock Report and
| California Street Journal. My paper
goes to press at neon, and | want you
to say as much as you can In as short
o space Of time rs possible.
Mrs. woodhull-Csrtainly. come In.
like to sec q man talk quick aud
mean business.
Reportsr-Yeu have come out here
to Invest In stock speculation
Miss Clafln-Yes, most decidedly,
and We expect to play our points with
discretion aud win.
Reporter-Whsn do you expect to
20 TO work.
Both toge,her-This week, as soon
as we get rested Ia fact.
Reporter-IIow much capltal.-lf II
Is a fair question?
Mrs. Woodhull-Nobody Is to know
that /; the Chronicle this morning said
500, 900. but that 10 u mistake. ! think
the reporter misunderstood rennls,
She said she had made 100000 In n
single transaction ; $4,000 wsuld be
n ridiculously small sum TO Invest In
California mining stocks. We are
backed by tho heaviest capitalists In
New York, aud can command any
sum. We tell nobody our business,
because II We did We wouldn't have
any, you know. We shall open al
Office In California street, and do n
regular commission business aud spec
ulatc besides.
Reporter-0f course you must I'm.
derstand the difference between trans
actions In railroad stock aud quick
transactions In mining stocks.
Tennle-0h. yes, VIC have been
through all the mines In Salt Lake
and Virginia City aud shall thorough
~ post ourselves on what we propose
to do. We know we will succeed.
ltcportsr-Hope you won't gst
"~cinched," but tho biggest 20 to the
wall, sometimes, you know. col
busted once myself.
Tsnnis. quite intsrestsdi-lndeed,
| how much did you lossy
From fine motives OF modesty the
reporter refraincd from mentioning
the amount.
From what can be gained from a
hasty Interview. the main fact. OF the
case are that Victoria Woodruff aud
Tennle G.. Ciailin have come out TO
California to settle down and make
meney In stock operations. They will
also start n branch organ OF the Wood.
hull aud Clailin weekly. They pro-
pose to make all the money they can
aud make 1t rs surely and oxpedl.
tiously as possible. They have got
unlimited backing In New York aud
can plank down tho ducats for any
amount Of stock they choose to call
for.
One or the other will deliver 4 lee
ture In the course Of ten days. They
ara women OF any amount OF practical
experience, are indomitable In pur-
pose and absolutely irrepressibls.
They are not visionary In expectation,
but seem to have a fair hope Ia the
future transactions which rests la their
minds like al absolute certain ty, or
foregone conclusion.