Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-08
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Tho lively stock market which has
prevailed during the week. shades on
somewhat at the close. yet that Is no
sure sign that We shall not have . still
stronger and better market next week.
This rise in stocks was very natural n
to be looked for ut this time. II Is
what We prognosticated on various oc-
casions Tor the past three or four months,
and although the advance has not been
to the extent many looked for. yet even
an advance OF forty-ive per cent. IL mol
90 bad Just at present. In view OF the
pretty sure prospect OF 4 still greater
rise between new and April. Bears and
those adversely interested. may talk aud
write what they please about financial
stringency. the withdrawal and locking
up OF coin. and all that sort OF thing as
beingxure TO have u depressing tend
ency and make q rise In stocks impos-
sibls. but a general and strong advance
such rs this han been. very ~conclusively
shows tho fallacy OF such ideas. When
people really want money to invest in
stocks, they are pretty sure TO lind 1t.
Having no new and important fea-
lures In the mining situation to report
since our regular weekly summary OF
Thursday. we give the following items
from some OF our San Francisco ex-
changes. The Ala Of yesterday says:
The well.known and favorable cluster
Of small mines lying between the Alpha
and Yellow Jacket. consisting OF about a
dozen Of claims, are now under fair way
OF being consolidated and subdivided
with the addition Of n portion OF the
Yellow Jacket into three large mines OF
100, 900 shares each. Experience has
Taught the holders Of tho control OF
them, that 30 long as they continue 30
in-igniicantly ANAL it would be an i'm
possibility to have any large deal in
them, while in the case OF ore discover
les there would be always heavy chances
OF litigation sprineing up. which would
be the source Of constant annoyance.
Within this space. which Is only CSC
feet. there are nine different mines,
hardly any two under the same manage
ment. We are informed that the ar
engagements for the union OF the proper
ties ars about consummatsd, Mr.. j.
Livingston agreeing to come into the con-
federation with the Bacon, and Mr..
Waters was expected to arrive last eve
ming to seal the compact with his con-
troll Of the Bowers.
A special meeting Of the stockholders
Of the woodville was held yesterday at
the company's Office, aud u committee,
consisting Of Messrs. j.. j. Green. W.
s. Barrett, j. v. Simons. L. G. Harris
and W. II. Neal. was appointed to eI-
anime into the management and condi-
ton Of tho corporation. by the Presi-
dent, Mr.. Smith. the Superintendent at
the mine has been instructed 10 mako .
comprehensive report Of how matters
are there. Mr.. Smith. who has been
President for q short time, was compli-
n,ented by those present upon his able
and honest management. and accredited
with remarkable ability in the discharge
Of his duties. He stated. in return. that
he had employed eminent counsel to de-
fend the company in the suit brought
against it by VI. j. Mcdonald, which he
hoped to carry TO q successful issue, and
that so long as he remained at b head
Of the corporation no would always
strive TO work for its interests. The
meeting adjourned until Wednesday,
when the committee would make its re-
port.
The north drift OF the Imperial. on
the 2OOO.foot level. is constantly i'm
proving in its face, AMI Alpha and Ex-
chsquer by these improvements are
strengthening in price, and will In all
probability be large sharers OF the boz
nanza that Is apt to be developed by this
drift.
From the Stock Export We clip the fol-
lowing:
The Green Mining Company OF Gold
Hill has levied an assessment OF 50 per
share ON old stock issued prior to June,
1872, aud 80 cents per share on subse-
auent issue, delinquent February Sth.
The Con. Virginia Mining Company
declared a dividend OF $40 n share yes
terday afternoon. amounting to Sl.OSO,-
900. With those who know tho condi.
ton OF the company's finances this dlvi'
dend WAS a foregone conclusion. The
dividends declared by the company now
aggregate Sli.OiO.OO0
The Trustees Of the Weber Mining
Company. consisting Of Amos Roberts.
=. q. Berry. John Scott Wilson. 4.
Caldwell, and Vim. s. Hopkins. met last
evening and elected the following NAMED
officers: President. Amos Roberts; Vice
President. L. Caldwell; Treasurer. W.
4. Hopkins; Secretary. II. Il. hosmer.
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