The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-02
GRAND, OPPORTUNITY
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For Investment IN an Enterprise Where
M Il Successful Make a Fortune o.
lhu 49, Caafaatetdl Ohh /.
Only Ten Thousand DAllars Required M
.. 10 wild Stheue4!Yh Investment.
.,,, '','Wllfbe Safe and Sure ",

A Colonel J. W. Bradley, the live Real
Estate Agent Of fhis city, sends the
LIonr the following letter for publica-
ton. Capitalists seeking investment are
specially ihtittdte read lbe saIpet I'd
.1A lMoxrEhf}t, Mexico, gannsry u, ilss5.
Colonel }, W., Bradley. san. Apionio. Tcxas. ,
DEAR srh-We' have selected. in the
State Of ramaull pas, Republic OF Mex leo,
VI the SAN Carlos JmouDtalhs, valuable
leads OF silver ore. These researcher
have been made by parties Of lifelong
experience In opening and Operating
mines In some of the States OF the Amer
lean Union. The same party has been
constantly in the mountains of Mexico
since May, 1882, and has made valuable
discoveries, and hasf the mines already
"denounced' from the Mexican Govern
ment as the scientific disooverer, and Is
now4upon such "denouncements'' In full
mud complete possession, put 80 By the
Mexican GovernRent. l41hese mines are
unprecedertedly rich, regular flscllre
veins, which grow richer the lower they
sink into the earth. The ores assay froti
$3.50 to the ton and upwards. Wood and
water are abundant all around the
mines. The crude bnllion can be ship
ped to England, without duty, on
through bills Of ladlng, from Monterey,
at about the same rates of freight as to
New York. e1talf s.y .I..7lI 81.
h. A ten-ton engine, smelter and fixtures
viii cost about $1,000 laid down and ex-
pense In setting up and getting ores,
coal, etc, and all the works In full blast
added--say $1,000 to $1,000. After thisth
mines and machinery VIII be self-susl
tanning and the profits yield abundantly.
To summarize as follows: Ten tons of
crude ore, Mt 500 to ton (far below low
est estimate of value of ore) we have
crude bullion, valued at mines $1,000;
from one days run at all expense ofnot
over $50, all told. This bullion Is run
out into so pounds pig silver and lead,
which the Milmos will advance upon In
Monterey at the rate of 81 per pig out
Of ten tons. One days run "a hours)
we can have $50 pig bars of bullion,
which, landed in Monterey, we can oh
tain an advance upon of 81, which will
make the product, Of the works about
500 per day, at lowest estimate one
third value OF its products. 'i'" III
This Is what is now being done Is
miles this side, where the ore is badly
mixed with base metal.
For the money put In to buy and estab-
fish the machinery above named we Will
give one-thlrd, two-sixtb, four-twenty-
| fourths of all the net products of the
mlnes-a full one-third interest In the
mines worked.
We have an experienced smelter-one
OF 20 years experimental go In charge
Of the works; one good engineer to run
the machinery, and the balance OF the
labor cheap.
Can get charcoal furnished at the
smelter for ST per cargo of 300 pounds
and get the bullion hauled to Monterey
for 81 per cargo Of 800 pounds, distance
Of 100 miles.
This Is all 1t will take to get works II
full blast, under the control of men wht
know what mines and minerals are.
No speculation In the matter! Nc
stock to sell No mines to pack OIL OF
anybody! The value is known and real
lied, and time, experience and money
spent in obtaining these vast leads o
rich ores are simply put in as working
capital along with any one who desire
to invest with his countrymen. N
If a desire to see the property, will
have parties investing visit same, b,
rail to Monterey, thence to Linares By
stage or overland conveyance, then y
miles into the mountains. .Y Co.,
All these interests are far above wha
| have here represented. Yours truly
w. II. b.
Bay'For full particulars and informa
ton about this great bonanza inquire G
wv. Bradley, dO2 Houston street.