New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

Carson and VrRinia cities will bring the mines
Of Alpine County within 40 miles OF W
deposifs will be found within year or two by leRit-
mate enterprise without excitement, 70 De among tne
WIFE, from the e1tFaordnsry facilities for economic
working the OF profits VIII greatly eAceou al
Others. . -,
Another gentleman, writing from Jackson, CAL says
YORK TRIBNE and fully ndorse every statement therein
made The mines in Amador County are impr9ylng me
yielded during 1865 O00 aud the net profits divided
among the stockholders was s4ocoO' TINS mine wa
worked for many years without profit but perseverance
and economy achieved success which mas placed ~
among tho best paying mines IN the stare inere ar
aging $21 SO per un. Those OF Monitor District III Alpine
County, average SIS and great quantities produce Ion
4 MERCHANT MINER
A gentleman writing FROM Silver star District, Mon
tana, gives valuable evidence OF what can be accom-
pshed when business talents applied TO mining
He says 81 have been merchant for twenty yeaias
got stuck and swindled in three mining conpanles
finally came out try 10 myself find that WIN nan tno
anxiety care, and attention, bestowed Oh my ousnes
invested am making more money out OF properly
had been tried and abandoned. | had no Pracucai
MINING RETROSPECT FOR 1863
The results of mining for the year 1865 exhibit sonmSd
ant evidence OF steady progress and wellsustaineu
production indicating for this business growing yber
denee on the part OF capitalists as well az herald
OF San Francisco, in an able and exhaustlNo i0'" "
the 6 mining no SSeT a Of o he great
rav with an ronch certainty upon this From no Olher
are the annual returns so ample ana ~ tne sam a.,
lived and Misunderstanding Little dependent upon tne sea
or accidental circumstances and unaffected by the
great trade law OF demand and supply It's product never
acoumulates unduly, and is never without Ieauy anu
remunerative market The preudces hereIelore exist
ing have been, at length wholly eliminated from the
public mind until this interest Is now universally recOs
nized only q valuable auxiliary to other lhdus
enjoying completely than ever before the cOnndehoe
of mOneyed circles Mining affords as many guarantees
of success almost other active Dusnesss, WnS
contributing annually TO the STOCK Oh our ofer
security for investment made and the lncreasea certainty
of profitable results have tended to enlist (atal more
freely in this business, as well as 10 commend ~ 10 "c
MINING AS BUSINESS.
Tho times for fraudulent enterprises and fOolharuy
speculations have already passed away. Mining opera
gently The capitalist, who invests IN mines that are
managed in legitimate, careful, and Intelligent manner
need have fear Under these circumstances, mining
has peris The lode fails less frequently than the
crops an inuudaOn does not occur 50 frequently as
shpwreck the storm that spoils the merchant sweeps
the miner harnlessy He is in fact moro free from
turer whatever Indeed every grower OF produce every
catle-breeder merchant, and manufacturer Is an au
venurer as much an investor In mine, Without nav
ing ground so sure TO work upon, or chance 80
The supply of the precious metals is of vital import
ance to all commercial nations. Every additional dollar
of gold and silver that we produce lays the Iodhdhoh Oh
our financial structure a more stable OASIS.
MINING INVESTMENTS INVITED.
Again ask permission 10 say TO the readers OF IHB
TRIBUNE especially those who wish for reliable Informal
tiOn in regard TO "mnes and mining" with q view 10
safe and profitable investment, that shall gladly reply
TO their inquiries believing shall be able 70 satisfy them
that the OF mining properly conducted win SCI
intelligence, ana economy promises py Tar Sreael
rewards for capital than any other IN Whic II cn We cur
Moved j. WINCHESTER.
10 Sc John.st, Hew, York March Is. 1869.