White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-09
Pioneer OF Porphyries

have a mar whose social bias and
personal foibles may offend and pos
sibly mislead the masses.
But in the strife of business battle
there is no more virile, more mill
tant. His is a brave and picturesque
figure. CULVER in his travels found
a new country, the inhabitants of
which held to it that he who made
two blades of grass grow where only
one grew before was worthy of more
consideration from mankind than the
entire race of politicians. We're
Dean Swift living today he would
have to select Charles Hayden
as an example of the man who, find
ing porphyry ore so minutely dis
seminated with metal-motes that old
mining men discarded it as worthless
low-grade, led in the framing up of
copper producing companies to work
this class of ore which will change
the entire complexion and geography
of the copper map and for a genera
ton TO come leave memorials where
v e copper enters with universally
into human use, TO his constructive
genius.
If you had started in life with
only fair financial prospects,; had
been ticker boy in a house on the
Street at 81; Lad followed this about
a year; had then formed a co-par-
tnership with a man of equally small
financial at that time; had
built up a brokerage house which
comes distinctly within the second
class of such houses in the United
States, placing j.. p. Morgan & Co.,
as representatives of the first class,
had built up a great organization of
specialists in the new and revolution
airy porphyry coppers, in gold mining.
in grain, steamships, industrials,
bank, ETC., had made individually as
high as $4,000, 600 in one year, and
all this in the sunny side of 10
Wouldn't it tend a little bit to
swell your head, unless you were
pretty we'll balanced?
This is but a thumbnail picture of
Colonel Charles Hayden. the senior
member of the firm of Hayden, Stone
& Co., Indigenous to Boston and
domesticated in that baliwick of
beans, but members of all the i'm
stock and grain exchanges
the United States.
Thomas w. Lawson, also of Bos-
ION, who advertises quite extensively
by fits and starts in the newspapers
Of New England, New York and else
who is everything pretty
much to all men by turns and moth
.ng long, makes it a practice in the
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which he assails the public ear to
never refer to anyone therein by
name. unless with more or less pub
lie contempt magnitude CONSCIENCE,
Of less public magnitude than
Brother William" Prince" Harri-
John D., II. H. Rogers, Kuhn,
Loeb, on rare occasions the Guggen-
leims and-in a pinch-Leonard
Iewisohn. But he still pays the most
tribute in print to the house
mt firm. His co-partner, is Mr..
ialen l.. Stone, at that time a writer
If Hayden, Stone & Co.
These references to the house of
Hayden, Stone & Goa compare
lively youthful house both in age of
he firm itself and the head and front
If the firm-served somewhat to
TX Its importance in the financial
world. AS there are many true words
in jest, so are there at times
words written and printed al pure
I'd yertising matter which contain
statements true as combinations
rom Holy Writ.
Nobody has yet told why Mr.. Law
son pours forth such praise of the
House of Hayden, Stone & Co. He
was never known to have alluded
publicly to the house previously to
MS Santa Rita capilization, which
was followed by Hayden, Stone & Co.