The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30

money comes to the Sullivan Trust
company from its thousands of satisfied
clients. Think of selling Nevada min
ing stocks in Johannesburg, South sfri-
ca; in Burmah, Indian; in Constantine
pie. Paris, London. Montreal and other
Canadian cities, and in every important
city i'm the United States. That is what
this company is doing, and 1t is doing
Il because of it's policy OF always doing
exactly what it agrees to do.
1t is not here for a day, a week, a
month. a year. II is here to stay, to
grow up with the state it has developed,
to continue to grew in power ard III IN
fiuence and to be en- institution 10
which not only Nevada, shut all the
west, may refer with pride. Examine,
| If you please. the promotions made by
the L. NJ. Sullivan Trust company.
There are ten of them, and in each in
stance save one the stock Is today cell
ing at a considerable advance above the
| Rotation price, the average Increase
being well above 80 per cent.
The exception is the Bullfrog Rush
When the development work On that
property failed to carry our the prom
ises of the surface showing the an
nouncement was promptly made that
| the money of the subscribers would be
refunded or that they could exchange
| their stock for stock in a new flotatio,i
| ct the original subscription price. AS
a result of this proposition, which has
no parallel in the history of mining flo
tations the Sullivan Trust company be-
came more firmly established than ever
| III the confidence of its subscribers.
| Honesty the Keynote.
| But that is Larry" Sullivan all over.
| He is known to the millions OF newspa-
per readers as Il. Nj. sullivan of the L.
NJ. Sullivan Trust company. Out In
| Goldfield and throughout Nevada he is
known as Larry" They know him and
they like him. He is a man who has
| fought his own way to the front, single
handed and alone. Starting without adj
vanta ges except the advantage of an in
born love for honesty and fair dealing
| he has with his two hands and his
clear brain builded fortune, and what
! is better. a fair name.
Nobody who knows Larry" Sullivan
would believe him capable of dishon-
est action. He would close the doors OF
| his offices and walk out of Goldfield
with his entire earthly possessions on
his back before he would knowingly
defraud q man, woman or child. Other
people may run the machinery of the
l.. NJ. Sullivan Trust company, Dul
LARRY" Sullivan keeps an oversight
over everything, and he sees TO 1t thai
no promises are made unless the pros
poets for their fulfillment are of the
brightest.
| In talk with the writer he said once;
Il don't care for the money except fol
the things it will buy for my wife and
my children. l do care for my good
name / would very much rather leave
my family in poverty than leave 1t }
name of which it would have the least
reason to be ashamed"
/ A little more than eight months ago
4 Mr. Sullivan, with his associates, or
ganized in CsolGfield trust company te
} purchase mining claims and promot.
} mining stock companies. He started In
, a small way, with limited capital. bul
with the firm intention to deal fairly
land honestly by every man with whom