Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
A Clientele That Circles the Globe

tne pOStmarks of the envelopes here-
with reproduced in facsimile strikingly
Indicate The house referred to Is the
r. ID. Robinson Company The career
Of this company exemplifies what en-
terprise governed by intelligent con-
servatism can accomplish, both for the
concern itself and the section of the
country in which 1t operates. The Rob-
inson Company Is now in its tenth
year. Throughout this decade It has
been INCREASINGLY active In the financ-
ing of meritorious propositions, and
potential factor in the development Of
the natural resources of the southwest,
bringing capital and opportunity to-
gether and providing profits ofttimes
phenomenal, for its lengthy list of
clients, list comprising people of every
walk of life and embracing In address
every state and territory of the Union
and practically every habitable country
of the globe This would be credit
able clientele for a leading financial
house of New York. and 1t is certainly
a remarkable one for house in a city
situated so remotely from the great
financial capitals as Los Angeles, and
shows how rightly and honestly direct
ed energies in the financial realm may
prove superior to the disadvantages of
location.
The wonderful success of the r. d.
Robinson Company has had as its
foundtion two principles of action-care
and candor Before lending its name
to the promotion or financing of prop
osition 1t has given that proposition
the most expert investigation practi-
cable, placing itself in a position to
judge with all human accuracy of every
probability and possibility connected
with the matter, just as though its very
existence depended upon the correct
ness of its conclusions Then 1t has
been absolutely candid In the presenta-
tion for which 1t chose to stand spon-
sor. making no representations not
borne out by the ascertained facts, ex-
aggerating neither actuality nor pros
pect and making no pretensions to iny-
fallibilfty. 1t has kept ever in mind
that the ultimate success of an insti-
tuition like itself lies in the success met
with through it by it's cllents-that a
satisfied clientele, like a. rolling snow
ball, gathers bulk as time goes on, and
that nothing facilitates failure like dis
appointed customers.
The year 1906 was the most successful
one in the history of the Robinson Com
pany. Hundreds and hundreds of it's
customers will ever recall it as one Of
record breaking profit for themselves.
From 800 to 1900 per cent was the rate
of profit rendered available to clients
during that year. In January of 1906
the company presented to it's customers
Mohawk mining stock at 40 cents per
share; before the year was out Mohawk
was marketable on the stock exchange
at $50 per share, representing the most
astonishing rise in value OF any mining
stock since the days of the Comstock
Lode opening, and all the result of the
development of the actual worth of the
Mohawk property, worth of which the
r. d. Robinson Company felt satisfied
before offering the stock In the same
month the Robinson Company proffered
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20 cents per share. and before the year
ended the buyers were able to sell
their purchases for $2.20 per share.
June 1906, the way to profit was shown
by the Robinson Company in Jumbo
mining stock at $1.40 per share, the Sc
curity selling in few months for $500
per share About the same time the
Robinson clients were afforded and
availed themselves of practically the
same sort of opportunity for handsome
profit in Red Top mining stock. Then
in July the Robinson Company put out
Frances Mohawk mining stock at 20
cents per share; this proved another
speedy and large profit winner, for the
stock has since been bid for in the open
market as high as $1.46 per share, while
dividends aggregating 35 cents per share
have already been declared on it.
This Is record of profit production
in 1906 for clients that no other house
in the United States can excel and few
houses, If any, equal.
The year 1907 has opened as auspi-
ciously for the Robinson Company as
its predecessor. In January the COM
pany undertook the financing of the
Mohawk-Johnnie Mining Company and
offered the stock at 10 cents per share;
within a month the allotment had been
subscribed. and the stock was listed on
the exchanges and became the object of
eager bidding at 10 cents per share,
fTfT ar1a n "a :
Investments of less than so days; and
that this stock is destined to go very
Il much higher Is the confident belief of
people acquainted with the holdings of
the Mohawk-J ohnnie company in the
Johnnie District.
One of the most conspicuous achieve
ments of the r. d. Robinson Company
has been the bringing out" of the
CrackerJack Mining District in San
Bernardino county, this state. Six
months ago the area comprehended un-
der the name of Crackerjack District
was practically unknown; now 1t is of
wide repute and the mecca of mining
magnates of national standing, who,
recognizing the regions richness, are
swapping up all the available proper
ties in 1t and pouring capital in plenty
into development work. Among the
people who have become interested in
the district as the result of the Robin
son Company's activity in it are syndi-
Gates made up of Goldheld, San Fran
cisco and Montana capitalists, big men.
the kind that "do things" when they
go into a mining district. The Robin
son Company promoted the first cor
poration organized to operate In the
Crackerjack District-the Crackerjack
Gold Mining Company, with extensive,
holdings rich in gold, silver, copper and
lead, right In the heart Of the district.
These holdings are being energetically
6aUQI0nad W. taf ind
that they will prove record producers Of
precious and base metals
The Robinson Company originally
placed the stock OF the Crackerjack
Gold Mining Company among its clients
at Is cents per share, the time being
early last fall; by the early part Of
March the stock was being bid for on
the San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board at 80 cents, and II Is the belief
OF persons acquainted with the proper