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Show . ; - MAN Ci0 , (By Telegraph.) GOLDFIELD, Nev., Sept. 22. We ddvised the purchase of Stray Dog Manhattan in our telegraphic advertisement adver-tisement to this newspaper one week ago. It was selling on that date at 52 cents. Yesterday it sold in blocks on the San Francisco stock and exchange board at 65 cents. "We told you that Stray Dog was unquestionably the biggest mine in Manhattan, that over $300,000.00 worth of ore had been blocked out in midsummer, and that the probabilities probabili-ties were a million would be blocked out before the year's end. . Mine development during the past week has been even more sensational than tne wreek prior, and our engi- neers are now confident lhat they have underrated the Stray Dog and the Stray-Dog's producing possibilities for 1906. ' ' ' " . - The Manhattan Consolidated is selling in the eighties, and the Stray Dog is incomparably the better mine of the two. This is no reflection on he Consolidated, which is a great gold mine. Manhattan Consolidated is worth all and more than its present quotation. This will give you an idea of how great an advance is yet ahead of the Stray Dog before it can possibly be said to be selling anywhere near its intrinsic value. If you have any Stray Dog that you wish to part with at 65 cents, wire us and we will acce.pt it. Ship it to us immediately after wiring, through bank, attached to draft. We will be glad to have it to fill our orders from mining men and investors on the ground. - i If you haven't any Stray Dog, buy some. Buy all you can carry, and buy it up to $1.00 per share. It will see a dol- 'Jt V , la r before Thanksgiving day.' , J When Jumping Jack was selling around 19 cents, our advertisements in this newspaper and others predicted that it would see 60 cents before the 1st of October. Yesterday it sold in large blocks on the San Francisco stock and exchange board at 55 cents. It will see 60 cents before another week is over. It will advance to 80 cents by Thanksgiving day. Less than a month ago, When Indian Camp Manhattan was selling around 30 cents, we told you to buy for an immediate rise. Since then we have repeatedly urged the purchase of this stock from 30 cents up. Within the past three days it has sold as high as 56 cents on the San Francisco stock and exchange board. Buy it at any old price you can get it at under 75 cents. The investment will make you quick money. If you have any Jumping Jack or Indian Camp to offer, do so by wire. We have more orders than we can fill. -It is an easy matter for us to dispose of stock in these three companies, but a hard one to procure it. EAGLE'S NEST FAIR VIE W MINING COMPAN Yf We are about to promote the Eagle's Nest Fairview Mining company. The company is capitalized for 1,000,-000 1,000,-000 shares with a par value of $5 each. Hon. John Sparks, Governor of the State of Nevada, is president of the com- pany, John D. Campbell, president of the Stray Dog and Indian Camp, is vice-president and general mine man- . . ager, L. M. Sullivan is treasurer, and James Degan, cashier of the Nye and Ormsby County Bank of Goldficld, is secretary. There are 350,000 shares in the treasury, and of this 250,000 shares will be offered for subscription. The ' " issue will be oversubscribed. The property has rare merit. It comprises sixty acres, and adjoins the Fairview Eagle, selling around 75 cents per share on the San Francisco stock and exchange board, and the Nevada Hills, selling at above $3.00 per share Ion a similar capitalization. The showing on the Eagle's Nest will compare favorably with both of its neighbors, " and in the opinion of John D. Campbell, the eminent mining engineer, it has every evidence of surpassing in great- Iness with the Fairview Eagle and Nevada Hills. Our Nevada Mining Securities review for the month will be issued within a few days. It will contain 50,000 words of ably compiled data ou southern Nevada securiti es. Write for it. (SIGNED) Lo Mo SiSivaiffl' Trasl Company, Paid-Up Capital $250,000. GOLDFIELD, NEVADA. BBBBBBJSBBBBBBBJBBBJBJBBJBBBBaMBJBBBIBBBBBBBBJBBBBB The Webster Cigar Needs no "boosting." It stands oc its own merit. It has won its plse anions ths high grade cigars of the day. on quality alone. Too loTcrs of a rood smoke, stop while paisiog and try a Webster Cigar is s Halliday Drug Co. H. TV. Cor. 1st So. and State Sts. Cor. 11th Street and TTnlTOTsity PUcs (On block from Broadway car si. THENEW Hotel Albert NEW YORK. A Modern FIREPROOF Hotel a dining . room that is famous for Its excellent food nd moderate prices. Special Club Breakfasts. Break-fasts. 30. 05. 50-l-unches. 4Q: and our Famous Course Dinners, 7 DC- ROOMS, $100. WITH PRIVATE BATH. $2 OO. . WITH DETACHED BATH, f 1.50. Quiet and Comfort! Within easy walk-i Ing distance of the Great Department . Stores. Wanamaker'a. two minutes; Sievel Cooper's, eight minutes, etc. Easy access t all points of 1ntert Also close t V.HOT.KSAI.E DISTRICT. , ; Tilt Best Mttel Vkit irt Ntw Yrk City. Ouids Book of N. T. City sent TREE a Bequest. THE LAGOON ROAD Bait Lake and Olden Railway. Simoa Bamberger, President ' and General Manager. Time Table in effect September 4. 1900: LEAVE SALT LAKE, 5:50 and 9 a. m 1:10, 4:80 aad 6:80 p. m. LEAVE LAYTON FOB SALT LAKE, 7 and 10:15 a. m. 2:45, and 7:45 p. m. I Every day eirept Sunday. Speeial Train for Stockyards leaves 8alt Lake at 7:80 a. m. and 4:40 p. m. Returning, leave yards at la. a. ana 5 p m, j Yor Good Results, Advertise ; in THE TELEGRAM. J Tamales, Genuine Tamales Beef or chicken. Rich Refreshment Co., under Walker's bank. |