White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-25
A[TACOTTONWOADS
ARE LOOMING LARGE


(E. W. Hulse 4 Co. Market letter.
We have been untiring bulls on the
lta-Cottonwood issues EVER since the
first indications of q revival OF inter-
est in that district became apparent
last winter. We took the entire list
from top to bottom, and advised its
purchase, Watsatch at 10 cents, Rex
all at 3 cents, Emma around 10 cents,
Cardiff below a dollar and others at
equally low valuation. A glance at
the quotations on these stocks today
will show whether we haye been
right or not. One at a time the prop
critics in this list have responded ia
vorably to the development work be-
ing prosecuted and advances OF hun
dreds of per cent in the selling prices
of the stocks have been made. Gus
toners who took our advice and got
In a rock bottom levels have already
made enormous profits. To-day, after
more than six months of steady work
in that district, we go on record as
saying that it is our conscientious be-
lief that the real movement in the
stocks of the mining companies To-
Gated In the Alta-Cottonwood district
has not yet begun and purchasers at
present quotations will reap hand
some profits in the next twelve
months on their investment. Buy the
stock outright. put it away and for
get about the ever-present dips and
advances that all securities expert
ence and at the end of that time see
If we have not been right again.
Particularly among this group we
call attention to Albion. We men
toned this property in our letter a
week ago and advised its purchase at
quotations of 23h @25c. Yester-
days closing was at 2S@2Sk. In
the South Hecla property adjoining
there has been opened up within the
past week or ten days a large body of
the richest ore now being taken out
of the camp. In the old days, when
from shallow workings alone Alta
Cottonwood was the greatest silver
lead producing district in the world,
some of the richest ore discovered in
the camp was taken from the Albion
Present operations OF the
company are being directed toward
tapping the property at depth TO re-
lieve 1t of the water which COM
PEELED the abandonment Of work. For
this purpose the main efforts are be-
ing concentrated on extending the
Quincy tunnel of the South Hecla
into Albion ground which will give a
vertical depth Of over 1900 feet. In
running this tunnel numerous assures
and the Cardiff contact will be cut and
the encountering of these Is believed
to promise the finding of o~rebodies
of phenomenal size and richness. In
addition to the work that the COM
pany itself is doing leasers are at
work at several points on its large
acreage and in places as much as two
feet of fine galena ore is exposed,
while good carbonate ore worth up TO
500 a ton has also been opened up.
The Secret Mining company adjoin-
ing has been given a right of way for
a tunnel through Albion ground and
this will mean the exploration of an
other 700 feet of the latter's estate.
As we have already stated. Albion to
us appears the best speculation in the
Alta-Cottonwood district today and
we urge its purchase on the strength
of the great amount of development
this property is being given at depth,
the disclosures in Cardiff .SouthHelca
and others having proven conclusive
ly that the orebodies left behind at
water level extend to greater depth.
The showings already made in this
district are but a forerunner of bigger
things to come. Make your orders
read ''AT MARKET"