The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-12-21

Total profit on $4,000
Lasuns. as appears above. was the smallest winns. net
tin 31ss on 500. and Dixie was the greatest, Winning ose.s5
and the stock il overshadowsd by the other magnificent
mines OF the consolidation. Dixie. always q live trader.
may attribute its first place among all advances to the fact
that it's management has announced intention to Immediately
rear a steel gallows frame and impiant a hoist upon the
digginss, where a ss5-foot shaft and a mile of latersls have
exposed large bodies of low grade and evidences that ship
ping or at least milling material may be exhumed with adj
ditional depth. now projected. sas
OF the regular producers Jumbo Extension scored q pront
Of $3.50 on 800; Combination Fraction. 1913; Sandstone.
SO; Black Butte. $50: St. Ives. s2s; Mohawk. sss.ss; Con-
solidated, Sass; Florence. S45.55, and Daisy, $45.27. Daisy
stands at the head OF all the shippers
In this compilation. wherein the stocks are arranged in
ing to observe that a. . rule the hiGher-pgiepd securities ere
those which have enjoyed activity. but that the best gains
sions have been made by Black Butte Bonansa. starting lat d
cents; Blue Bell. Q cents. and Dixie. 3 cents.
What the table proves beyond cavil Is simply that public
confidence has been restored by the decision OF GoidAeld
operators 20 finally releGate to oblivion. SO far A. concerns
has been at the helm since the launching Of this good ship
From the day Of Goldneld's birth up to the ninth OF this
month the walking delegate Of the local union had been the
captain, pilot and mutineer-in-chief and the owner was the
galley slave.
II additional evidence were required 10 demonstrates tho
aoldneid's determination to conduct her own AFFAIRS Il could
be found In a close comparison Of closing quotations on all
stocks which recorded sales on the 0oidneld exchange the
week OF November 80, which Is the last week Of western
Federation rule. and also on the weeks of December Z and IL.
1t is impossible today to compile such record for the week
$3.50 - - - SNNE
mary Of sales IL never prerered earlier than sunday.
Twenty-Five different stocks recorded sales on the Gold
field exchange in every one OF the three weeks ending re-
spectively on November 80. December Z and December IA.
Five Of these declined in the following per cents: Jumbo
Fraction, 40; Florence. M. & L.. $3.50; Goldheld Bank, 20:
Combination Fraction. sss. and Jumbo Extension. 702. The
average drop of the Ave was a2os per cent. 1t will be no.
ticed that all these have since recovered to better positions
than they held on the week Of November 30. Is
From the final week of November to the second week Of
this month hve Of these twenty-five issues just held their
own in closing quotations. They are Black Butte Bonanza,
Coming Nation. Fairview Golden Boulder. Red Top Extension
and Yellow Tiger.
Fifteen. or threehfths Of the. twenty-five issues made an
average Of 3547 per cent. They and their several percent-
ages of advance are Diamondneld. 1.59; Consolidated. Isl:
Grandma, 300; Crackerjack, 1850; Gold Bar. is; Red Hills.
1913; Florence Extension. 1857: Milltown Fraction. 1857:
Daisy. sl43; Florence. 3A77; Black Butte Extension. 40:
General Washington. so: Mohawk Ledge. so: Great Bend
Fraction. 100 and Eureka, 1888.
In this period, between the last day of the Federation
reign to the end of the first week OF American control, the
net advance upon all stocks recording sales on the Goldneld
exchange every week Of the three. after taking into account
the losses and the standons. was 1857. practically II. per
cent.