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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01

obtained, we have not hesitated to rec
ommend it at the higher price. The
fact is that Mohawk, although it's shares
are selling now on a basis of $40, 600, 900,
is still an undeveloped property. Its
deepest workings are less than 400 feet,
and in it's lower levels. it has the richest
ore found on it's estate. Practically all
the work so far has been done on Mo-
hawk No. 2, Mohawk No. / is yet to be
proven up. The showing on Red Top
and Silver Pick, which lie on either side
of il. makes us believe that No. l will
be fond to contain enough ore to make
several mines. Practically all of the
shipments hat are going forward from
the Golddsid Camp are of high grade
ore of a value of over 800 per ton. Abso-
luteiy no attention is being paid to the
vast bodies of milling grade ore, running
from $1,000 to 5000 per ton. This
applies not only to Mohawk, Florence,
Combination and hat immediate section
of the camp. but to practically the entire
Goldfeld District. The Mining industry
in this district is I'm it's infancy. Fuel,
water and all of these problems Will be
solved within a reasonable time. The
future of Goldield is indeed bright. DC
not hin the time for profitable invest
ment is past. for II has not. Many OF
the prospects of today will be mines
before another year has gone by, and
will show the same, or even a better
ratio of profit han many OF those In
the foregoing tabulated statement
While Goldheld is holding the centel
Of the stage. the other camps must no
be overlooked. Bullfrog has developed
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
Buy Atlanta Pride Leasing and
Mining Company's Stock

AT once for quick and large profits This stock will be listed very soon.
We believe the entire capital stock of the company could be sold In 80
days at a better price than zoe a share, and we are positive that no more
than 5000 shares will be sold at 20c-the opening price.
SEVENTEEN LEASING COMPANIES NOW SINKING SHAFTS
ON THE ATLANTA GROUP of claims in Godfeld. Several Of them
have struck milling orr and expect any shot will uncover rich shipping
ore which will run the price of the stock of each lease to several
times present selling price.
Atlanta Pride Leasing and Mining Company have placed Ia our
hands for sale a block of Treasury stock to be sold at zoe a share which
we believe to be the best buy lin all Goldfeld. Every share of the common
stock is pooled for six months and since it is a fact that the Atlanta
Pride Leasing and Mining Company have decided to list their stock at
once those who buy the Treasury stock now a safely calculate on
doubling their money within 80 to 60 days with a good prospect of max
ing ten dollars for every dollar invested.
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CAPITAL FURNISHED.
COMPANIES ORGANIZED

If you nave mining claims Of un-
doubted merit. which are well located In
proven territory. we are in a position to
incorporate them for you and underwrite
the stock.
Our Legal Department is In charge of
an experienced Corporation Lawyer
which assures that all matters con-
nected with the organization Will be
strictly in order.
Correspondence solicited.
w. c. cox & COMPANY, INC,
Suite No. 243-244 Monadnock Bldg.
N24-tf. San Francisco, Cal.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
MINES AND MARKET
Weekly Review by hccormack-Dor Company
December /, 1905

The market last Saturday was some
what stronger. This strength continued
over INTO Monday. but on Tuesday and
Wednesday weakened off. as many peo-
pie were eashing In. in order to take their
usual Thanksgiving holiday.
Instead of giving a weekly resume
OF the various properties, we intend to
deal In statistics, in order that you may
understand our reasons for the advice
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
Have You Read the Above
With Care?
Interesting Facts Follow Atlanta
Pride Leasing and Mining Co.

Now W nine () full mining claims three () of them adjoin a
mining property which is now sacking shipping ore.
The lodges are large and well defined. Assays prove the values to
he $5 to over $500 per ton. All of the nine () claims are located near
Goldfed.
Mining experts of underworld fame say every n of the nine Coy
claims will make paying mines and since it is a fact that the Atlanta
Pride Mining and Leasing Company have acquired absolute title to all
the above valuable mining property in addition to the lease on the
Atlanta property which lease is admitted to be worth several times the
present selling price of the stock, we recommend those wishing to buy
one of the safest and surest profit making stocks ever offered the public
to place their orders at once. There are enormous profits in store for
every Atlanta Pride Leasing and Mining company stakeholder.
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rather lower price from now on until
after the holidays. for the reason that
many holders will be taking their pro-
fits in order to provide funds for the
presents and vacations of the holiday
season. That they have these profits,
and can well afford to take vacations,
is best known by the following statement
showing price at which stocks could
been bought on Jan. 9Th. 1906, and
what they SOLE for Nov. 2Sth, 1906:
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01

EXPERT ACCOUNTANT and en-
glneer is open to engagement for few
months on contract or per diem. Ten
years experience in charge of financial
exhibits, income accounts, construction,
and investments and bond and mortgage
reports of leading railroad system. win
get your accounts Strengthened out, or
ganize your company. write your pros
pectus. Address r. o. Box No 1892.
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MARKET LErrER OF JULY 18th, 1906.
LaQura.

LaguEa. This property, with Develop
ment, is showing better than was ex-
pected, and the shares have been in
decided demand, but the advance in
price has been but slight. The location
of the property and the development that
II is receiving justifies the purchase of
these shares. They were hen selling at
80 cents-now $1.63.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01

wANTED-Position as n hotel
by young man desiring to locate in
Goldfeld. Is now room clerk leading
hotel in California; before earthquake
was head clerk leading family hotel
San Francisco. Address Hotel Clerk,
care Goldheld News. D1-3t.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
MARKET LETTER
montromery-shoshon Extension. The

MA6AE1
montgomery-shoshone Extension. The
new rs h.. p. gasoline hoist FOR thls
property, with all dulpen nn,a nrenara-
tions are being made to install ~ at
once. Shaft is down 200 feet, ana az
soon as the machinery Is in place; II viii
be pushed to the 30O-foot level, from
which point drifting will be started on
the big vein that crops from the Mont
gomery-Shoshone Consolidated, tnroush
the entire length of the Ruby ana Emert
aid claims of this company: A recend
ASSAY made, gives values of from $loo
to $500. and there is absolutely no ques-
ton but what this min Will soon De one
Of the big shippers c OF ses Within a
short distance of the shaft, and IL VIII
be no trouble to load direct, by gravity.
from the ore bin to the cars. Tne shares
are selling around ID cents, ana we
advise their Immediate purchase. NOW
selling at ~ cents. Gums
Bullfrog Nugget. This company, owns
some of the best located ground IN lns
RuIlfrog Camp. These shares have SOLO
as high as 20 cents. but of late have been
sold down to 8 cents. We believe Nugget
is worth more money. The shares are
now selling at IL cents.
We believe our source of information
Is second to none. our MI. = n"da
since January, 1905, and has per-
sonally visited all of the important
camps in the District. He was among
the first to recognize the possibilities OF
Ronanza Mountain, in the Bulifrog camp,
as shownb by his purchase OF the immense
acreage that was afterwards incorpor-
ated under the name OF the BuiiIros
Golden Sceptre. whose shares were orig,
inaIly put on the market at 20 cents, ana
are now selling at 20 cents. he also
purchased the Emerald and Ruby claims,
practically adjacent to the celebrated
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cons, which mas
since been incorporated into the Mont
oomery-Shoshone Extension. Every
5roperty that Mr.. Mccormack has taken
IN is being developed in a minernke
fashion. and all of them are proving up
in splendid shape. From those associated
with us in other enterprises. we obtain
the latest and most accurate information
POSSIBLE from the other camps. mus
we are enabled to give our clients ad-
vance information that, II promptly
acted upon, nno help but yield hand
some returns OF the money invested: we
do not claim to be infallible. but of one
thing you may rest assured, and that IL
we will give you the latest N best
| information obtainable, and we base our
/ opinion of the value of a stock upon the
actual condition OF the property. Take
1 Mohawk for instance. We have followed
| the development OF this property. and al
1t has proven greater as depth has beer
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MARKET LETTER OF JULY a1st, 1905.

Combination Fraction. We have it on
the best of authority, that good ore has
been uncovered on this property. The
ground is we'll located and should carry
some of the ore of the Mohawk or Flor
ence veins. We believe that this is
going to develop into one of the good
properties of the camp, and If you buy
the shares at the present market price,
you will make handsome profits. They
were than selling at "a cents, nov $500.
Great Bend Extension. The shaft on
this property is going down in good
shape. When the 200-foot point is
reached they intend to explore the vein
tina was opened up on the so foot level,
where they had a body of ore hat would
run about $1,000 per ton. The manage
ment is very confident that they will
encounter ore of shipping value. We
think that they are right, and that you
will see Great Bend Extension making
a sensational advance. The shares at
the present price of 10 cents, at which
they are selling, are certainly a bargain.
They are now selling at 80 cents.
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; Position by newspaper man Of .
} many years experience, capable of .
, handling advertising and corre- .
, ~spondence for large firm. Refer Z
, with permission to editor Goldheld Z
. News. Address T. E. O., care this =
) office. N24-2t. .
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01

Jumbo Extension. 1t is currently re-
ported that they have very good ore on
the fraction belonging to this company,
which lies between the Jumbo and Mo-
hawk. The showing on the Gold Coin
claim adjoining the Daisy is also inn
proving. These shares have advanced
within the last ten days from 17h
cents to % cents, and seem to be
stronger at the higher price than they
were before. Jumbo Extension is now
$1.55 bid.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
COUNTY CLAIMS

All those having claims against the
county of Esmeralda are requested to
present them before Monday morning.
December Sd, to the undersigned, as he
leaves that morning for Hawthorne to
attend the last meeting of the present
board.
j. F. LOTHROP,
County Commissioner.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
Company

Every stock mentioned in the fore
going list, is listed either in San Fran
cisco or on the Goldfeld Mining Stock
Exchange. where they can be bought
or sold any day.
In addition to the profits shown by the
investment in the shares, you must re-
member that the lessees in Goldield
are making DAILY SHIPMENTS AG-
GREGAT1NG ABOUT $3.50, 900. 90 IN
VALUE. Besides this, there is high
grade ore stored in the vaults of the
banks, estimated to be worth 81, 000, 900.
One car, of an estimated value of $1,O00,-
100000 is to be sent out in the near
future. The greater portion of these
profits accrue to men who have unlimited
MARKET LETTER
Red Top. The physical condition of
this ground Is better than at any time
in it's history. Buy Red Top at anything
under $1.75 and pay no attention to the
fluctuations of the shares as this, like
all other high priced stocks show wide
fluctuations when buying and selling
orders do not happen 20 meet.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
Another Important Fact

There ar 100000 shares treasury stock and 100000 shares common
stock par value of each, $100 a share.
Note carefully the fact that the 100000 shares common stock is all
pooled for six months from Nov. LIST, 1906, and cannot be offered on any
market until the pool is broken, which insures purchasers of treasury
stock perfect protection.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01

TWO HOUSES for sale together with
lots which adjoin. also water rights.
One is two rooms and kitchen. other is
single room. Call room 4. 424 Main
street, over Roberts drug store.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
mARKEr LErrE OF AUGUST 18th, 1905.

Jumping Jack. These shares have
been in demand around 2S cents. People
who could not look at them when they
were 16 and II cents, are now buying
proving it to be one of the best in the
camp, and We look to see the shares
sell at a much higher price. They are
now So cents bid.
Denver Annex. Reports from this
property are to the effect that they
have uncovered some very rich ore. We
have been unable to learn the exact
facts, but the action of the market would
indicate that there was something In ii.
The shares have advanced to 10 cents
bid, and seem to be in demand at the
higher price. These shares are now sell
ing around SO cents.
DE- SEPT. 22nd, 1905.
Mohawk. These shares are still active
at the high price. The amount of roy
alties that the is receiving is
something enormous, and as an invest
ment proposition we consider Mohawk
at anything under $500. a good buy.
Red Top. The physical condition of
his company, the amount OF ore in
sight, and the amount of money in the
treasury, j~ustiies a higher price for
the shares. About fifty men are work
ing on the property and q steady pro-
have shown practically no advance since
our last market letter. Then selling
round $3.50. Now $500.
OF OCT. 18th, o
Goldfeld Mining. We called atten-
ton to these shares last week, and find
our information as to stock dividend
of shares in the Cracker Jack and Red
Hill, was right, and that this dividend
will probably be declared the first part
of this month. The physical condition
in the mine and the showing on both
the Red Hill and Cracker Jack proper
ties is such as to make US consider this
one of the best investment shares on the
market. Goldfeld Mining was then SELL
ing at So cents. 1t is now $2.15.
Diamondheld. There is an undercur-
rent of strength to these shares, which,
when taken into connection with the
condition of the mine, makes us believe
they are due for a decided advance, at
an early date. The price at this time
was 36 cents. They are now selling at
So cents.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
Company

In the foregoing list we have used
only such stocks as were called on the
Goldfield Mining Stock Exchange on
both or these dates. In the meantime
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
MARKET LITTER OF SEPT. 22nd, 1905.

Triangle. These shares have. been
very active the past week and heavily
traded in. Reports from the property
are to the effect that 1T is looking better
than ever before, and that 1T has ore OF
shipping value. The extent OF the
strike has not yet been roven up. The
capital stock of this company was re-
Gently increased from 1000, 600 to Loo
900 shares, and it would seem that the
We believe the ownership is widely
scattered, and that you will see the price
gradually increase under improved con.
ditions. Triangle was then selling at
8 cents. 1t is now 40 cents.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01

faith in the future of the camp, and
they are investing their profits in the
stock of other companies and in leases,
firmly believing that they will open up
with the great Mohawk, Combination,
Florence, Combination Fraction, Red
Top, Jumbo and others.
Our estimates of values and of the
a~dvisability of purchasing the shares
of certain companies, are based solely
on the condition of the property. We
a absolutely no attention to market
fluctuations In order that you may
market letters; all of which were pub
lished in The News"
,F JUNE and,
Mohawk. The showing made on the
Hayes and Monnette Lease on this prop
erty is undoubtedly the greatest that
was ever made in any mine in the camp.
On the Kalfus lease on this property,
they are getting into better ore n have
some small shipments. Two other leases
are sinking shafts. ave ordered large
hosting plants, and will be raising ore
shares should go to $500 within the
next sixty days.
II JULY 18th, 1906.
Great lend. These shares have de-
clined and are now 40 cents, at which
price the insiders are buying them, and
We advise you to do the same. This
pIoptTly Is TeCtiflHS SySltiadliC ueNtlOp-
and is being put in shape to main
tain a steady production. A new hoist
has been ordered, so that steady develop
ment can be continued on an extensive
scale. Some high grade ore has been
shipped from this property, but its
true value lies in its large bodies of
high grade milling ore. Great Bend is
now selling at Slips.
+ JULY 21st, 1sos.
Daisy. This property is developing
and proving up in a manner which shows
it is destined to become one of the big
producing mines of the camp. We have
been very friendly to that sec
ton of the camp, and believe the Daisy,
Great Bend, Great Bend Extension,
Goldfield. Jumbo Extension and
Triangle people should get together and
build a mill for the treatment of their
ores. They are all in the same vein sys-
tenn and have practically the same kind
of ore. If this was done, dividends could
be paid much sooner than by working
Independently. The shares are now
40 cents. at which price they look
very attractive. Daisy is now $500
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Lady stenographer desires position
with mining company or private parties.
Address Stenographer, 112 10th ave,
Denver, Colorado.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
McCORnACK-DORSEY CO.,
Suite l6-l7 Nixon Block,
Coldfeld, Nevada

Goldfeld Mining Stock Exchange.
Reno Stock & Bond Exchange.
Colorado Springs Mining Stock Asso'
citation.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01

If you nave 800 to $500 to invest in
q safe and profitable mining enterprise
e. r. ARGERSINGER,
Box 056, Goldheld. Nevada.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01

VIII give leases on good mining
ground. Will give good terms. For in
formation apply to w. A. Stanton, c. E.
Office, State Bank and Trust building, or
L. M. Sullivan Trust company. N3-tf
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
Thoughtful and Careful
Investors

Who know a bargain have subscribed very literally for Atlantis
Pride Leasing and Mining Company stock during the past week, becaus
they know it is the very best buy on the Goldfeld market.