The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-08
A MINING

A Letter and Circular About the Grand
Republic Company.
Mr.. Thomas Luther, of this city, a we'll
known mining man, is in receipt OF the fol-
lowing letter, received at Syracuse, N. T.,
by his wife, who is residing there.
Grand Republic Mining company, Hell
fna Mo OF ..as;ees o'1 p 9. H ssGfni 'eio0l New.
W. Carpenter, John McPhee, Miles Cayen-
auph. Dan Simpson. Eastern Office, No.
3O5 Kirk Block, Syracuse, N. y. g.. New
ton Cook, secretary. ,ooo
Madam: BY special request Of Mr.: John
Mccarthy, Of this city, ! respectfully call
your attention to the enclosed paper,
feeling confident You will read it carefully
at your leisure, In the meantime We feel
certain you will not hastily discard it with
80 heartily urge you to make Our stock we
now offer you at the low price OF 81 per
share, is within the reach OF all, and we
know it will advance to par value, $40, be-
fore two years passes over our heads. we
sell AZ low as five shares to n person for
cash md upon further payment OF VI per
month for nine months, thus enabling per-
sons in moderate circumstances to invest.
Now this stock, We have every reason to be-
lieve, will pay from 5 per cent.
to % per cent. per month on
mills are built, that will be about October,
1891. Now suppose YOU owned 100 shares that
cost you 800. That will bring you from $50
to $500 as long as You live; is not that good
enough? Why not investigate? You can
get 100 shares by paying 10 per month for
our Office, 3O5 Kirk block, and investigate
the merits of these immense silver mines.
As this is a home enterprise 1t is certainly
to the interests of our citizens to consider.
We can refer you to q large list OF our best
citizens who are now stockholders. Should
you not have any money to invest, can you
not give these papers to some one who will
be likely to invest? Hoping you will call
soon, We remain, very respectfully,
GRAND REpUBLIc MINING Co.
G.. Newton Cook, Secretary.
A few days later Mrs. Luther received
this circular:
EXTRAORDINARY IMPORTANT OFFICIAL ORDERS.
SYRACUSE. N. Y. Dec. 0, 1880.
"A telegram was received by the general
manager of the Grand Republic Mining
ompany at 3O5 and BOG Kirk building, to-
day from the board Of trustees ut Helena.
Mont, ordering him officially to positively
guarantee not less han / per cent. share
dividends to bs paid monthly to all stock
holders, from April 10, 1891. :.
lD1b Will CcTthlIiIy Dc koOu uswb w MI
the citizens of syracuse who have had faith
enough to invest their money, for n sure in
vestmcnt of not less than l per cent. per
month dividends worcestershire and non
taxable) are not very numerous now-a-days;
these facts coupled with the progress of
these extensively developed mines. it
will be but q short time when the COM
pany will be able to pay much larger divi-
bends than ! or cent. per month. Az
she present value OF the stock is only 81
per share il certainly will not remain long
Mt that low price. Now being assured OF
less than ono per cent. monthly dividends,
the company will soon make a sharp nd
vance in the prizes Of the stock before many
weeks, 80 the conservative" investors will
do we'll TO take advice and not wait until
Gas usual) IL 10 "too late" Nevertheless an