Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-05

has more than 75 per cent. bette
 showing, on top, for a big mine thai
 ever the Copper Queen properties had
 Again we quote: "rbis camp (eis.
 bee) and all the mines he:e lie in wha
 is more properly called a minsra
 .one; there being DO we'll defined
 leads or vsins on the surface trAceabl,
 for any distance but the whole sur
 face is covered with an iron quartz
 highly n.inerslized, giving assays ir
 golc from two to seventeen dollars pei ton, with . small per cent. of silver
 and ss depth is attained invariably opening up into large bodies of rich copper ore. This has been the result of all prospects worked Co any depth in this camp. All the ores of thi, camp are of character called free smelting ores, csrrying their o~n Aux, and requiring only heat to extract the metal. Large coal fields have alec been discovered lees than forty miles distant, which undoubtedly adds great va,ue to the properties of this camp (pp. l63. I6.).
 From the bee, information obtain able (thst is, of the miners themselves), we learn that the underground work ings of the Copper Queen are close up to several of our adjoining elaine, and where it has immense bodies of rich ore, all pitching toward our properties. These ores run from 10 to ss high as 60 per cent. in copper, with frequent large masses of pure, native copper.
 Every dollar of the proceeds of the shares sold will be put into sinking hsfts and developing thess twenty tiree claims. and taking cut the ore, and erecting . smelter of capacity of ole hundred tons of ore per day. A minimum of 10 per cent, in copper (and it will average 20 per cen'.) is 200 p, unds of copper in 2,000 pounds of ore, which at 10 cents per pound gi res the value of $20 per ton to the ore one hundred tons per day gives 6 gross product of s2 900 per day. Figure the total expense Of production at Sl0 per ton tsnd it will not average $4), we have . net product O! $I,000 per day and for 300 working days we have $500 900, applicable to division among the stock holders in the form of dividends; $500, ,OOo will pay dividend of 5 per cent, on the par value of the whole capital stock, and leave a cur plus of $50. 900 to go to betterments, and SO to increase the product the second year, until in few year we could equal the Copper Queen in the magnitude Of our production. The fret year the stockholder will get as 8 dividend the amount per share which his stock has cost him, and will have . stock worth more than it's lace value in earning capacity, and can realize twenty for one on his money; and this stock will not only go to par, but it will go ts way above par. This is not an estimate or prediction, but itis the actual history of all the great copper companies; and we have the best properties in this country, and better prospects than any Of them ever had at their inception; and we require only a comparatively small amount of capital to make big mine out Of these twenty-three claims, worth fully the par value of our capital stock, $5,- 100000. We estimate on no unknown quantitiee; we are not prospecting or hunting about in the rock st an ex- pense of thousands of dollars to find a vein of ore fas is done in gold and sil- yer prospects), and trrsting to the doctrine Of chances for our returns {; but we have the ore. and we have 1t m large and rich bodies; and we only require the money to sink shafts and lake it out, and for the machinery to reduce it. The 8, ,0O0, 900 of stock is tied up in trust, and cannot be sold, cut up. transferred or assigned until sufficient oi s2. .OOO. 900 stock IS sold to develop the property. We have no salaried officers or supernumerariee, but every cent is to go into the developing of the property. Iu mak- ing 5000. 900 one-dollar shares, we have proved that :he 8 or sl00 men shall come in on tbe ground floor eousl with the s. 900 or $20, 900 men. Every dollsr equals every other dollar and vii, be worth $20 within . short time, when it has been used on the property.
 We have the samples of this ore in our ofices. The recorded cer tificates of the location Of these twenty-three