Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02

OFFICERS:
Capt. E. B. Ward, Of Detroit, Mich, President
Lenuel Wick, Esq.. President National City
Bank, Cleveland, o., Vice President.
James Wade, Jr., OF Cleveland, o., Secretary
Charles D. Everett, Superintendent at Mines.
DIRECTORS
N ". Hall, o Bannack city, Montana Ter
Eber B. Ward, Esq., of Detroit, Mich.
Lemuel Wick, Esqp President National City
a. Everett, Esq, of wason, Everett & Co.,
Bankers, CT velsnd, Ohio.
james Barnett, Esq., Of Geo. Worthington 8
Co.. Cleveland, Ohio.
STOCKHOLDERS.
The following persons are stockholders Of the
Company; Lemuel Wick, VII lam Hart, Charles
Wason, A. Everett, George worthington, james
Barnett. Lemuel Crawford P. d. Baboock, O P.
Born, Strong 4 Armstrong, f. @ Stanley, DR. P.
Roeder, R d. Noble, Selah Chamberlain, N. ".
Taylor, John B. Smith, z. +. Paine, william
Hewitt, William H. stanley, William H. Keith,
and J imes Wade, Jr., all OF Cleveland, o. Mar
vim Kent. Of Kent, O.; Z. B. Ward, Of Detroit,
Mich; and Gov 3. Edgerton, +. Nj. Thompson,
L.. A. GridleY, A W Hall, and Heman Clark, OF
Bannack City, Montana
This company was incorporated by the Terrific
rial Legislature Of the Territory Of Montana, by
act approved Jan 18th, 1866. The property Of the
Company was selected by Gov Edgerton and 9TH
ers, who were on the premises, and is situate in
Beaver Head county, Montana, in the Blue Wing,
balQ mOuQLdl1 ana DaQuhGk Mlu1uE UlbEElCIds
and comprises nine thousand feet in length Of tie
Gold and Silver leads or ledes. Of which 4,l33M
feet Is in Silver, and 1869 feet Of Gold-sO0 fee
on the silver lead known as the "Wide West, "
200 feet on the g Menoota Junction I" $50 on
the " Sherman" s665z feet on The gold lead Fair
View, !" &C., &c.
The company propose to send a force with ma
chinery TO work the silver as soon as the necessa-
~ funds can be raised from the sale Of stock 1t
Is proposed to sell 1000 shares Of the reserved stock
or that purpose at Fifty Dollars per s~hare-sroek
to be issued fully paid so that it hall not be sub
j-ct to assessments. It IS estimated that the costs
of the erection Of works calculated to reduce SIX
tons ofore per dsy, including crushing, machinery,
SIS, 900. The "Wide West Lead has a vein we'll
defined at the surface, and has regular y ais. At
the surfsce the vein is two and a half feet wide,
and at the depth Of seven feet it is three and g
half feet wide, and the ore increG=ed in richness.
Ten assays of the ores from this lead have been
made by US. Assayers in New York which show
a yield OF silver per ton Of 1000 lbs, the / west Of
which was S4. and the highest 81. 81, averaging
$1,04 72-l00 per ton. A furnace that will reduce
only six tons per day would net Of such ore, pro-
sidrd It only yielded the average of the above
assays, over q million and 4 half dollars year, be-
ing more than four hundred aud sevenry-fve per
cent. per annun on the stock issued.
The offers and stockholders intend to push the
business with al their energy. O. d. Everett,
Superintendent, Will be ready to start for the
mines the fore part Of May. Now is your 'ime to
invest. Orders for stock sent BY mail to the Sec
RET ary will be attended to. Call or send for ircu.
lars containing charter, b--laws, assays, dssorip
ton of property, &c, to be had Of the Secretary,
at Wsson, Everett & Co s Banking House, Cleve-
land, Ohio. apIl512