The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-05-04
WILLIAMS GOES INTO
THE PROMOTION BUSINESS

William A. williams. former grand
high mogul, chief office correspondent.
and the market letter fiend and publicity
man for the big firm of ID. Mackenzie
& Company, has associated himself in
business with the firm of Gray, Meal
ister-Craig Co., where he will hereafter
endeavor to improve on the lines of bust
ness he learned so well in his former
position.
He goes in on ar equal basis and
will have entire charge of office and
publicity work for his firm, while Will
liam f. Gray, mining engineer and capt.
talist, will devote his entire ttention
to the management and development of
the properties for which the firm has
and will sell promotion stock. 1t is
the intention of the firm to give every
man a run for his money, a show for
his white alley. and a square deal at
every turn. the biggest of which will
be the matter of the development of
mines, where work will be prosecuted
at a record breaking rate of speed that
will equal anything heretofore presented
to the investing public.
No property will be accepted until
it has been thoroughly and exhaustively
"hCbs IL otStpNabits thC otOOh
will be underwritten in such a manner
as to place the whole matter of develop
ment in the hands of Mr.. Gray as gen.
eral so that every detail of
the enterprise will rest in the hands Of
his firm, such solidarity of control hav-
ing been demonstrated time and again
as the only true way in which to make
a mine rapidly and give an early return
for the money invested. for with a half
dozen managers decision is slow and
work hindered and retarded. All securi-
ties will be listed and advanced on the
board in sympathy with development
and values shown. No one in the office
will ever be permitted to scalp a single
share belonging to any one of it's GUS
toners, and every solitary penny will
be plainly accounted for with the utmost
fidelity and promptness. Nc loan de-
partment will be carried, and all specu-
lative and discretionary accounts will be
refused absolutely, these being a source
of loss, worry and complete dissatis-
faction to both broker and client wher-
ever INDUCED.
Mr.. Gray and Mr.. Williams will make
a team hard to beat and it is predicted
beforehand that their success will equal,
If not overshadow anything heretofore
attained in Southern Nevada Mr.. Gray
has been in Goldfeld about two years
and has already cleaned up something
like 5000, 900 in successful operations,
and at the present time is identified with
the following companies: general mana
ger, Goldield Rochester; vice-president
and general manager. c. o.. d. NJ. & L.;
general manager and director of the Bis
mark M. & L.; general manager and
director, Kessler Peak Mining Co.; presi-
dent, director, and general manager,
United Sulphur Mines Co. of Idaho;
president, director, and general manager,
Goldfeld Gold Bar Extension; general
manager and stakeholder in Seven
Troughs Wonder; director and general
manager of the Bosom Friend-Seven
Troughs Mining Co; as a stakeholder
and director in both the Imperial n
Whippoorwill Mining companies, as well
as a number of others. He has had a
life long experience in mining in Idaho,
Utah, and Nevada, and is at the present
moment the consulting engineer for half
a dozen of the largest mining corpora
lions in the country.