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W. R. Hearst, estate... .$40,000,000
Cy be Huntington..7.
. 35,000,000
Leland Stanford ....... 25,000,000
James*G-Pain a.
2
25,000,000
W. S. Stratton, estate... 25,000,000
Charles Crocker, estate.. 22,000,000
Peter Donahoe ......... 20,000,000
J. Be arenes. yee 20,000,000
Claus Spreckels ........ 20,000,000
Sharon.estate .......... 20,000,000
Mark Hopkins ......... 21,000,000
Thomas F. Walsh....... 20,000,000
John W. Mackay....... 10,000,000
James G. Flood......... 10,000,000
William S. O’Brien..... 10,000,000
Dick®estatet sce elven 7: 10,000,000
Charles McLaughlin ....
5,000,000
Alexander Montgomery..
5,000,000
Dave T. Murphy.......
5,000,000
Adolphus C. Whitcomb..
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J.C Walnierdine os...
Walter S. Elobart.......
Robert C. Johnson......
5,000,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
Fault can never be found with fairness. Let us get.
at the real facts in the case. ‘The man who issued this
prospectus to the public did so for the purpose of interesting investors and to induce them, if possible, to invest
in shares of stock in his proposition. He was apparently
heedless of the fact that many of these statements were
misleading and intended to fascinate.
He neglected to
state that they were all manufacturers and vendors of
stock or owners of the properties which netted them such
generous returns,