The San Francisco call., 1907-02-26
Ionopah Board Opens
Again and Merger
Shares Soar

q 3. Rickey president, and Alex
ander. Russell general manager of the
i NJ sullivan Trust Company, met the
creditors OF the concern in this CITY
yesterday in an EFFORT to make ar
rangements for settlement Creditors
representing about $500, 900 were pres
ent including J. A Pollock of Salt
Lake. the largest individual creditor
The conference was held behind closed
doors and lasted two hours
: AFTER adjournment the brokers who
Ne present said that they believed
- the affairs Of the corporation
you'd be arranged satisfactorily when
the conference was resumed this after
noon Manager Russell declared that all
the creditors would be paid in full.
which was in accord with the state
ment made by President Hickey on his
arrival IN this city last week Russell
also said that it had been proposed
that the sale Of stocks should be dis
continued for the present and that the
company should work all its properties
and develop them as fast as possible.
How long the suspension Of sales of
the l. IL Sullivan stocks would con-
tnue Russell did not say.
IomorrOw night, I expect. we shall
be able 70 make a definite statement" >"
said President Hickey.
The San Francisco and Tonopah
Board resumed the sale of mining
stocks IN the new quarters in Bush
street yesterday and had a good open
ing business. The shares sold num-
bered $500 The proceedings were in
formal. The board starts anew With
the folToWing members:
J. S. Andrews. William Baehr. ". F. Barnes.
a. Barnett Max BeEInsnn, J. 4. Bloch. Charles
Il Blu6enthal. Z. Blumentahl Ben Boas. F.
Borchers. H. N. Bowen estate OF S Braunhart,
y ID. Brooks, Charles n. BredhOn, ]. NJ. Car
roll J. Choice. J. T. Collins r. NJ Colburn.
critcher. H. u. Deteh- Il Il + Sssaas Dodas. Arthur l
poegett. " J. Douglass, James B. Duggan.
TfBeer 9Siss pgsaR; Even D. EPRinseF sTno5 lF- Max
Fisher, Leon GOldnan. S. GOldzieher. W. Collin.
Leonard Haas Louis Hagan,s J. J. Eassell. p.
J. Healy. II. HightOwer, o. W Hinkel. J.
ainkel Ed Hirshler. J, II. Isham. J. ". ia
guith. = Joseph. s. 2. Hirstel J. Kahn.
Kerr T. II. Kramer. j. J. Kuehn. : d. Ian
decker. Harrv LefkOyisZ, I. n. Lundberg. Mel
n Mallett, ". R MaFSt F. W Marvin. e. 4
Eal-rfl, W f. Miles, A. J. Moore: Charles E.
Page. H. n Peyser.. II. B. Philips. r. B.
Renebome- J. N. Reuck. J. n. Ricketts,.
sala,s &. samson E. W. Sichel, T. J.
Slehert, Delano smith, ]. NJ. Smith, W. r.
Snyder r T. Staley F. L Strauss. E. NJ.
Wat9rman. II. y. Wernse, o. A. Webster,
irvin J. %iel. W. c. Wise.
- In. both the san Francisco stock and
Exchange Board and the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Board the features
'of the. market yesterday were the sales
of Gold6eld Consolidated Mines and
Red. Top Extension shares. The merger
shares were sold to the number Of 23,-
225, indicating the first great move
ment IN these stocks since the several
companies embraced in the Consoli-
GATED Mines We're consolidated. The
price went as high as s115 buyer so. for
5000 shares The range was from S9.S7 Z
TO S1OsS7I = straight
Kenneth DOnellaH bought 5000 shares
"a s1I.- buyer go. DR., Eudgens was also
buyer, 10 the amount Of 1000 shares.
More than 68.eO0 shares Of Red Top
Extension We're sold in the two boards
from s. TO co cents a share. At the
close the market was strong for Exten-
sion at So cents. OF the /. NJ Sullivan
Trust Company shares the sales of yes
terday included the following: Pine
Nut $500; Jackpot, 1850: Eagles Nest,
$500; Lou Dillon. 1880; Stray Dog, 100.
Fhe market was brisk all day. The
larger sellers in the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board were as fol-
lows. Black Butte Extension, 1900
81 ares; Daisy, 1880; St Ives, 1860:
IA nhattan Humboldt, $4,000; Manhat-
a Belmont, 2l,000; Red Hills. 1920;
B5lsy Annex, 1900; Original Bullfrog,
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