Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-08
MOHAVE STOCKS ID BE LISTED ON FRISCO
 EXCHANGE
OUTCOME OF VISIT DUR ING PRESENT WEEK TO THE DISTRICT OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT.
(By William P. De Wolf.)


 stantial financial and publicity sup port Is to be given the mining in terests of the Tom Reed-Gold Road mining district by the San Francisco Stock Exchange The decision to rec ommend investment in the mining shares of this district is the outcome of the visit to the camp the current week of F. C. Jewett, vice-president of the San Francisco Stock Ex- change, and A. c. Wollberg, a mem Der of the well known San Francisco brokerage house of Herman Zadig and Company
 Their visit was prompted by the recent decision of the San Francisco Stock Exchange to broaden the scope of its activities, and was made for the purpose of ascertaining at first hand the present and future mining possibilities of the camp with a view to listing a number of the best min ing properties on the San Francisco exchange. The decision so to do fol lowed an inspection of the camp ex- tending over three-day period.
 Welcome Guests.
 The special representatives of the San Francisco exchange were wei comed on their arrival in Oatman by a delegation of representative mining men and were entertained in the hos pitable manner that ever character izes the Arizonan as a host Last Tuesday evening the visitors were the dinner guests of s. M Warmbath, general manager of the Big Jim Gold Mining Company. Others present were: ]. C. McIver, secretary-treas- urer of the United Eastern Mining Company; w. K. Ridenour, vice-pres- ident of the Arizona Stores Company; Alfred Colwell, of the firm of Half & Colwell, U s. deputy mineral sur veyors; A. c. Heating, superintendent of the Big Jim mine; C. H. Palmer, Jr., resident engineer of the United Eastern Mining Company; J. C. Den ton, director of the United West ern Mines Company; and w. P. De Wolf, manager Of the Arizona Min ing News Bureau.
 Visitors Enthused.
 Messers. Jcwett and Wollberg are enthusiastic supporters of the Tom Reed-Gold Road district and its mines. Optimism is as fixed habit with them as trading in the Com stocks, and inhaling San Francisco fog for a morning "bracer." Their optimism regarding the future of this camp is based upon prima facie evi- dence of its present worth as pre- scented to them in underground work ings and surface showings MT. Woll- berg expressed the conviction that within six months this would be the most prosperous and talked of gold camp in the country. Mir. Jewett eX pressed himself similarly and vouch safed the information that San Fran cisco brokers are receiving inquiries from all sections of the United States regarding the mine promotions of the Tom Recd-Gold Road district
 Both he and Mir. Wollberg spoke in terms of high praise of the extent and character of the mining work being done here, laying particular stress upon the cleancut, carlson thc-tablc methods pursued by the men who are placing the local min ing promotions. They congratulated the camp upon the absence of wild caters and hare-brained boomers, and expressed the hope that the mining men already here would see to it that their absence is made unanimous and permanent. The visitors voiced the desire of themselves and fellow exchange members to trade in the mining shares of this camp, holding forth as an inducement for trade re ldllOllS LllN LII Odu llldl hSl Odli l all cisco affords and the prestige it has of being one of the most active min ing investment centers in the United States.
 United Western Listed.
 The United Western Mines Compa- ny has the distinction of being the first of the local mining companies to make application for the listing of its shares on the San Francisco Stock Exchange. Vice-President Jewett of the exchange, placed his o. K. upon the application prior to his departure for San Francisco, and authorizes me to state that the stock will probably be called for the first time by the middle of the current month. The directorate of the Unit ed Western has practically closed <.