Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-05
ViCe-PreSident JeWett of San
Francisco Stock Exchange and
Broker WOIIberg Visit Proper
ties and Are Pleased.
ARE PREPARED TO LIST
SEVERAL SECURITIES
Visitors State Their Belief That
District Will Soon Be Most
Talked of Gold Camp in the
Country.
CBy william P De Wolf)

OATMAN. Ariz., Sept 4.-Substan-
tial financial and publicity support is
to be given the mining interests OF
the Tom Reed-Gold Road Mining Dis
trict by the San Francisco Stock Elk
change The decision to recommend
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 Exchange and A. G..
Wollberg, member of the well
know San Francisco brokerage house
Of Herman Zadig d Company.
Their visit was prompted by the re-
cent 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 posi-
biities of the camp with a view to
| listing a number Of the best mining
| properties on the San Francisco En-
change The decision so to do fol-
lowed an inspection of the camp eN-
/ tending over a three-day period
The special representatives of the
San Francisco Exchange were well
coined on their arrival i'm Oatman by
delegation of representative mining
men and were entertained i'm the hos
pitable manner that ever character
| ICES the Arizonan as "a host Last
/ Tuesday evening the visitors were the
| dinner guests of S. NJ Warmbath,
general manager Of the Big Jim Gold
Mining company. Others present
were.
/ j. c. McIyer, secretary-treasurer OF
the United Eastern Mining company;
W X. Rideout, vice-president of the
Arizona Stores company; Alfred Col
we'll of the firm of Han a Colwell,
IT, S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors; A. G..
/ Heating, superintendent of the Big
Jim mine; C.. II. Palmer Jr., resident
engineer of the United Eastern Min
ing company; j. c. Denton, director
Of the United Western Mines compa-
NY, and W. p De Wolf manager of the
Arizona Mining News Bureau
Messrs Jewett and Wollberg are en-
thusiastic supporters of the Tom Reed
Gold Road District and its mines.
! Optimism is as fixed a habit with
them as trading i'm the Comstocks and
inhaling San Francisco fog for a morn
ing "bracer" Their optimism regard
/ ing the future of this camp is based
/ upon prima facie evidence of it's pres
| Cnt worth as presented to them in un-
Idergrouud workings and surface show
ings Mr. Wollberg expressed the
conviction that within six months this
would be the most prosperous and
talked of gold, camp i'm the country.
Mr.. Jewett expressed himself similar
ly and vouchsafed the information
that San Francisco brokers are receiv-
ing inquiries from all sections of the
United States regarding the mine pro
motions of the Tom Reed-Gold Road
/ District
Both he and Mr.. Wollberg spoke in
terms Of high praise of the extent
and character of the mining work be-
ing done here, laying particular stress
upon the clean cut, cards-on-the-table
methods pursued by the men VINO are
pioNlH6 INC loNoi HliilAA plohiotioho'
They congratulated the camp upon
the absence Of wildcatters and hare
| Drained boomers, and expressed the
hope that the mining men already
here would see to it that their abb
sence is made unanimous and perma-
nent 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 relations the
broad market San Francisco affords
and the prestige it has of being one Of
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