Show GOLDfiELD COLDFIELD OUTPUT DURING LAST SEVEN YEARS Unless one ba has bas k vest Jt tt a close ac account of tl o output from the l dist district ct ho ho has not the slightest c con con- n. n ch o n-o i is IfS wonderful career It only covers overs a period perio of a few years veal's yet during dur duro in ing this his short short time timo it has has has' been the fhe mal mav- l of the mining industry of this age With the close llosa of the year 1910 Goldfields Gold- Gold fr fi fields lils lil's tot l production will wil have havo l' l reached ap approximately a r The production up to the beginning c inning of the Tor fr was about and conser conser- estimates of th the output for 1910 gL give hp e about l to be e a added ded 1110 This Tins remarkable showing formS form the tho b bt st possible cyd evidence nce of the thc n marvelous TJ lJ riches hes of the camp which seven years a ago o was THIS La a bleak blea wind swept a pot on a aba abage ba bago bage o brush cov covered re d desert seit Ye Year rear l by by year production has increased in in- in creased the mines have havo afforded added evidence of greatness and sta stability with d depth and new now confidence is is warranted i ii ii i tb the futuro by tho fact that in the thele le deepest deepest- pet pest workings of the tho Consolidated 1000 feet et vertical al and about 1600 feet on the dip lip of the veins the thc ore is is as 1 nub h aDr zd prolific as 38 in any other placa in tho workings s of this w wonderful prop rop ext crt erly y old has paid iu in dividends to tol late date l atC 1 th the e magnificent 6 cen t sum 0 of f d. d H tn J. J Oi 01 this 5 has been paid raid during the Hie present year by the Consolidated Mines mca company and by the Fl Florence Goldfield company in 1010 To these thee figures will wi be bo addo added at least 1 1 by b. the by-the the declaration of another Qu quarterly iu dividend b by the dire directors tors of f tho Consolidated ted company which winch WI will inc meet t in New York City December 1 the directors may decide to tie tic te 3 f nei net neat little Ittle lItte sum to that as a Christmas pr present sent to the stockholders tj Approximately 50 per cent of tho the lota total total to to- tal ta production of ot tho the camp has bas been p pai i to to tho the tho stockholders as as dividends This is a record heretofore unknown in in tic annals of mining mining s Tho The year ear 1911 91 will wi un undoubtedly see sec a Jar large e Increase in the amount of di dividends divi divi- vi at this camp amp for twelve months mouths as s the Consolidated will wi at least maintain main main- tin thin the tho present rate and the thc Florence Florencen ran n be he expected to resume regular regular quart t hI i lv disbursements b before many mouths The pre present ent minin mining activity will wi doubtless be added to by many more working properties and several l good oo producers which will nl greatly increase the production of the tho coming year over the splendid record that will wi be bun hung up lip for for 1910 Daisy Developed C Considerable mystery surrounds the Tor reorganization of the Goldfeld Daisy Mining company While th those se with the tho thora ra matter ter in In charge e have I it i is generally believed acted in good faith still great injustice is said to have been oen J lone done lone stockholders of the company who bou bought ht stock any time during duing the last six months or prior to tho the announcement announce ment merit of the reorganization It I develops that most of those who bought shares during the last few fow I months are una unable blo to transfer tho the stock into their names the a accredited transfer transfer trans trans- fer fr agency being unable to transfer the stock on the ground round that no funds s are arc on hand to cover coyer tho c st of the tho work I arid and that in addition no certificates are on and them to do so 50 bad had they h y been willing to meet tho the demands for them In this this' Wy way it develops that many holders of this stock who were oro cro not stockholders of record on 01 the tho books of the Daisy company and who could not not be much as they might have wanted to never received any notices from Ironi the company that a reorganization was wasp pending p and ana as a result result the time haying having hay hav la v. v in ing now expired that they can pay their I assessment of 1 cent per to share-to entitle them to new stock pf the company they are practically outlawed Frank Horton who has been in charge c cof of the Goldfield end cud reorganization was long lout one ono of the tho principal own owners rB of the of-the tho Daisy Dasy and always had faith in its is s as a producer although its career career career ca ca- ca- ca reer in in I has been erratic Associated As with wib in the ti Lion tion n of the Daisy aro are A. A J J. r Seligman V W. W M. M M Hoagland Hoagland and aid C. C R. R Wooden of Now New ow York Tork with wh whom control of the thep p property p rt rests The The- v various ri s 's us legal e aJ entanglements of the Jaisy Daisy involved ci ha have e been leen straightened straight straight- ight- ight el ened d out t a arid and d the company has has' hc been n reorganized re re- re- re or organized an a on on-an on an a assessable blo basis The G Guaranty Trust rust c company N Nc New ew York bas bas' charge of the transfer books hooks A A. s sufficient fund lun will wi bo be provided for d development Two To sets sets' of less lessees ale s. s are operating on tho the Daisy at t tle prese present lt time tinie fa results and l l it i is is believed that tbt systematic dc- dc nt through the tho nl main in company m may y make tho the Daisy a goo good JIo producer rod uc e r. r I |