Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-16
NEWITT WARNS
 AGAINST FAKIRS
There Runs Through the Veins of the Average American Citizen Desire to Take chances-Many of the Mining Propositions Now Being Offered Are Born In IniquiN.

When the Bonanza Circle leading men went into Montana aad found H North Butte. there was an tmmedi- ite stampede for other Battes. All the points of the compass were worked into the magic wond "Butte," and this drew out another deluge of dollars.
 No sooner had Cananea Central been announced than . lot of other CanAnea and other Centrals were pre- sented for the consideration of the men who wanted to set rich over night, and by the men. we may truth fully add, that also desired to become wealthy in day. Some of these Can aneas are fffty miles away from the Central. The latter has shown up a remarkably rich lot of Sroand. and has 4,5O0 acres of it, with . lot more surrounded since this acreage was of fcially reported. so 1t is pretty safe to say there are no other eoaceYrs do- ing business within several niles from where Cansnea Centrpl and Greene Consou eated are operating.
 Goldfieid, Nevada, is now receiving the money of many people. great volume being poured into that camp. A few great successes have been re- corded, and upon the strength of these the professional stock sellers are reaping a great harvest. It is true that the camp bids fair to be very important ono and big producer of gold. but there are far more worth less than legitimate concerns.
 Canada is not withoue attraction. Coblat getting it's share. One man made five millions in week, and now every other fellow thinks he should do so we'll in the same space of time. Nipissing had made fine record and the smooth-talking gentlemen are making hay while the sun shines.
 A Time to es Cautious.
 There are many legitimate proper ties in which one has fair chance to win. But these should be selected from the worthless. and this can be best done by learning the men who are in the management. This is 8 pretty good guide, as the legitimate operators are generally well known. It will hardly be good business judg- ment te sell a dividend-paying stock of merit for a new thing untried and of whose management you know noth- Ing. One should not be carried off his feet by any tales being spun to work
 
 the fact that Calumet 6 Hecla has paid about one hundred million dol lars, that North Butte has increased thirty-five million in year, and that the new venture offered for your con sideration has just as good a chance, should not be swallowed without some salt, because such things come sell dom in a lifetime. There are very few such in the metalproducing list.
 At this particular period it might be advisable to save the dollars that come through the country's prosperi- ty. It will be well to take the great est care in their investment, because there may come a day when dollars may not come so easily. Such times do come. you know, and unQuestion- ably we will see them again We would pay the grocer each month and we wouh go mighty carefully in hand ing our balance over to some sleek fellow who promises wonderful re- turns in the way of dividends and in creased value of principal in exchange We would know all about the men who were running the enterprise. There is a heap of ore yet to be found and opportunities do not vanish with the disappearance of the stock-selling agent. They will continue to arise and there will be legitimate things into which men may safely try their for tunes. It will be well to reserve a portion of our capital for rainy day. Dollars are going to be good and they will be in demand for aiding deserv- ing things.
 Better take it easy and look well ;nfn uh inh be thinking of investing. Remember ing. too. that one never goes broke taking profits.