Folder 30
Contains 6 Results:
Silver Pick Consolidated Mines Company Papers, 1912, 23 Oct. - 1913, 19 May
Folder 30
A collection of papers related to Warren Washington Bissell's investment in the Silver Pick Consolidated Mines Company. A majority of the papers in this collection is composed of Market Letters from Zadig & Company. This is a letter put out by the company which owns the Silver Pick Consolidated Mines Company. These letters mention the company, but also mention other company that Zadig & Company own. This is the first of two folders.
Report, 1912, 23 Oct.
Item 1
A report from the Silver Pick Consolidated Mines Company. The report mentions an annual meeting that was held and also describes work being done on the company's mine.
Market Letter No. 13, 1912, 12 Dec.
Item 2
A news letter put out by Zadig & Company about various mining companies. There is a small mention of the Silver Pick Consolidated Mines Company describing work at the mines.
Market Letter No. 15, 1913, 10 Feb.
Item 3
letter put out by Zadig & Company describing work at mines and the economic state of the mining companies. The Silver Pick Consolidated Mines Company entry can be found on the last page listed under the bolded section heading (which is actually on the previous page) "Goldfield District." The entry on the company mentions that only low assays of ore have been found, but a seam of ore with higher assay has been found, and Herman Zadig, president of the company, expresses hope.
Report, 1913, 2 Apr.
Item 4
A report sent from the Silver Pick Consolidated Mines Company to its stockholders. The letter contains a letter to Hermann Zadig, the president of the company, about the mines from the general manger, Edward S. Van Dyck. The report is made by Hermann Zadig which he mentions that the recommendations by the general manager will be followed. The report also includes a map of the company's mines. Two copies of this item are in the collection and are stored together.
Market Letter No. 18, 1913, 19 May
Item 5
Market Letter No.18, sent out by Zadig & Company, mentions work being done on the mines, lowering of the mine shaft, and mentions that the stock is selling at a low price, but Herman Zadig expresses hope that the stock will pick up.