Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

of United Eastern shares-placed on the market at two-bits each, and now selling at around the four dollar mark
 Frank A. Keith, of Tonopah Mining company fame. is associated with Mir Mudd in the United Eastern; as are
 likewise D. c. Jacklin, of Utah copper
 fame, George w. Long of Globe, Ari- zona and Cripple Creek, Colorado, and J. L. (JGck) McIver of Butte
 Montana, and a half-score other prom
 inent camps. E. II. Newland, former ly of Cripple Creek and later of Gold field, is also a large holder of United
 Eastern shares.
 H. E. and F. NJ. Woods former op- orators of the famous Gold Coin mine
 and at one time the most extensive mining operators in the Cripple Creek District, are interested in the Lexing- ton, the Big Jim, the Nellie and other local mining companies. The Nellie group, recently taken over by them, is one of their costliest purchases. Frank H. Pettingell, a heavy holder of Gold Coin Mining company shares, is interested with the Woods people in
 the Lexington Mr. Pettingell form erly prominently indentified with the Colorado Springs stock exchange, is now president of the Los Angeles stock exchange
 W. F. O'Meara, who with his part ner, Lynch, dug S4000OO worth of high
 grade ore out of a circumscribed | block of Tonopah Mining cOmpany's ground in the brief space of ninety days, has recently become interested
 in the property of the Arizona-Tom | Reed company, considered one of the
 most valuable partially developed
 ming acreages here. Associated with
 O'Meara in this enterprise is George J. Wilson of Philadelphia and Gold field O'Meara and Wilson are con i vinced that their Oatman holding is
 one of the most valuable they have
 acquired during an extended expert
 ence in the mining investment busi-
 ness.
 Richard (Dick) Roelofs the man
 who opened Cresson mine at Cripple | Creek, a property which has paid S2,-
 100000 in dividends within a twelve
 month, recently visited this camp and made arrangements for the taking over of a mining property. Roelofs
 expressed to me his conviction that
 the Tom Reed-Gold Road Mining Dis
 trict, of which Oatman is the hub, is another Cripple Creek in embryo. He also informed me that A. E Carlton president of the Vindicator and a
 halfscore other Cripple Creek mining
 companies that are diyidend-paying will visit Oatman in the near future
 Possibly with the intent of making an | investment if the right ground can be
 secured at the right price.
 R. l.. Jones. one of the incorpoIators 3 and heaviest stockholders of the Gold field Mining company of Nevada. own
 CT of the famous January claim, has [ taken mp his residence here and be- 9 come financially interested in the Oat ! lman Combination claims. The Gold Q field Mining company, 1t viii be re - membered, was merged some years 20 ago with the Goldheld Consolidated }, company. A. C. Eisen, former secret l- ary of the Goldheld Mining company f who realized a large fortune from tho e sale of his stock to the Goldheld Con e solidated company, is, here with thl h intent of investing in mine acreage ?. Both he and Johns hold the opiniol s that this camp offers exceptional, IT favorable investment opportunities
 Johns came here several weeks ag l. with a party of San Francisco brokers .r Continued on page Q