Gilpin observer., 1914-01-29

PROSPERITY

been equaled since the beginning Of
the nineteenth century, we will quote
from many of our best commercial
and financial men, both in the east
and in the west.
On the stock exchange confidence
is steadily increasing as a result of
the new currency law, and political
agitation is becoming less popular.
The local financial situation is sound
and is likely to strengthen in the
first few months of the new year,
from world wide viewpoint the U.
s. is in better financial and COM
mercial condition than any other
country in the world.-Henry Clews
& Co., bankers, of New York.
The country starts the new year
wiser nation, due greatly to the par
ty in power, the necessary purgative
acts have been largely developed,
and the foundation laid for substan-
tial prosperity. We see no reason
why 1914 should not be a year of
prosperity, and the latter part of the
part of the year of actual prosperi-
year of actual prosperity ITSELF
Hayden, Stone & Co., New York
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The new year begins with easier
money conditions, and a general
awakening of industry, and all told,
more widespread prosperity than
we have experienced in several
years. Undoubtedly the effect of
this will be greater interest in
mining and mining securities.-W. NJ.
Sheridan & Co., Chicago.
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The opening days of 1914. have
brought to realization that the i'm
proved conditions which we have so
long anticipated are at last here. In
mining as in no other fields of en-
deavor, it is possible to reap large
returns on capital invested and do
it legitimately. The industry in it
self is now founded upon the most
solid basis, and the reviving finan-
cial optimism of the country points
the way to prosperous year in the
mining field.-Thompson & Co., New
York.
We believe that the turn has, come.
and that there will be a marked i'm
provement in the character of the
market, especially in mining and in
mining stocks.-Chas. A. Day & Co.,
Boston.
But one hundred words will tell
the story of the copper mining in
U. S. The figures of dividends of
$44, 1893 ,049, for 1918, on the issues of
the Boston stock exchange alone. This
shows an increase of $50 over the
previous year. The industry has in
creased in 80 years from $4,000 90
to $205,000, 0,000.-George p. Baldwin,
Chicago.
Nineteen hundred and fourteen has
been ushered in with optimism and a
better feeling from every source.
Utah mines produced close to $780,.
100000 last year, $9,S5O, 900 of which
was paid in dividends, and which no
doubt will be increased this year
w. H. Child & Co., Salt Lake.
Returning business confidence and
corresponding industrial activity will
create a greater demand for mine
products and make mining more prof.
table this year than last, and prof
table mining will stimulate the de-
velopment of new mines. This gives
investors confidence and courage to
help develop mining properties. With
these conditions we look for 1914 to
be good year for operating and de-
veloping mining propertiees.-H. L..
Barber & Co., Chicago.
i As sunshine follows the storm, so
does prosperity follow depression,
and this is particularly true i'm Am
erican business life. After a house,
cleaning. we have always found q
quick return OF public confidence.
and broad natural advance in ev-
cry commercial line. The last few
weeks have been indicative Of
strong upturn in securities on the
New York market.-Robinson, Kuhn
& Co., San Francisco.
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My opinion OF the mining indus
try is that money can be employed
In 1t to better advantage than In
anything else. AS to mining stock
market, 1t is bound to improve. i
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