Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-30

Deal.

to denounce the deal in unmeasure'
terms, a new departure for tina
journal, which for years past ha
been bulling the market indiscrim
inately. We have yet to hear Of
Comstock deal that was not shroud
ed in mystery, as long as the par
ties engineering it did not leak
The managers of mines DO not g
about the streets posting the gen
eral public upon the situation
| And the newspapers are either
given false news or none at all.
The APPEAL gives the following
mass of rumors but is unable to
say how true they are. They are
cleaned from the general hum and
clatter going on about the mines
| and the readers can sift the mat
ter for themselves or reject it all.
When the Jews got control of the
middle mines they determined to
retrieve the losses they had suffered
in the North end, and Levy was
settled upon as the man to engineer
the deal. Their first effort sent
the stock to So by a pretty strong
pool. There was however more
pool than ore and when the stock
reached 50 or whereabouts a couple
Of years ago the Israelites were un-
able to withstand the. figures and
they dumped the stock upon the
market. The stock was sold by
Jewish firms in San Francisco who
were not exactly in the pool but
had agreed to hold until the stock
reached SIS. Their unloading
caused good deal of hard feeling
among the Hebrews, and those who
held on in good faith had a good
many sour things to say. They
retorted by charging Levy with tell
ing, and said that when the head
man of the pool was selling it was
time to let go. Levy swore by all
the sacred traditions of his ances-
tors that he had not sold a single
certificate until he surmised that
Archie Borland was loosening his
grip, and Borland said that he had
sold only when he saw Bob Keat-
ing's brokers shoveling the stock
at the mob. Heating holding his
right hand skyward averred that
he never let 60 share until he had
unmistakable evidence that Maui
rice Hoaich was loosening up.
Then they all dumped everything
in sight and the stock hit the dol
lar mark with dull thud." In
the meantime, Heating the Super
of the mine was making
some explorations on his own hook
and got on to a small pay streak
below the fourteen hun.
dred and took Sam Jones into his
Sam passed the tip |
along to John P. and then the three
made a further examination and
sunk winze. They found enough
to warrant the supposition that
they were on the crown of a b. |
nanza, and pretty good sized one
too. Senator Jones, however, did
not have the money to get all the
stock he wanted, and so he went to
John Mackay for the sinews, etc.
Mr.. Mackay accommodated him
with a loan and it is the Jones
Heating crowd who have been buy
ing. After the deal had started,
Bar tner Levy" got a sniff of what
was going on and fastened to get
in along with = Jewish syndicate,
then the public saw that there was
some music in the air and respond
I'd with old time alacrity. It is
further rumored that the place
where the public suppose the OPP
are being conducted is not
The place where the ore body has
been found and that the bulk head
md past shifts are only blind to
cover up the real key of the posi-
ion. The Eureka Leader says:
The mining market continues to
'how considerable activity. The
Jomstocks are the special specula-
i've fancies just now, and the 6uc-
;uations are sufficiently varied to
make the operator who gets on the
light side happy, and one who does
rot, use a number of cuss words.
The general tendency seems up
Yards, based upon renewed energy
n development and the starting in