The Republican., 1896-12-10
F FTHE DAYS OF 40"
aled by the Wonderful Find of Gold
a Western Mexico-Choice Mining
Lands Owned and Developed
by Chicago Capital
g"gold fever" days, when men became

M R"gold fever days, when men became
IN day and millionaires in a month,
frikingly recalled by the present dis
a.. y of gold deposts-the richest known
ID Years in the vast mountain ranges of
tNR Sierra Madre. Experts have made care
fud inspection and they invariably report
the'deposits unlimited.
lfis confidently stated by those who know
thtt this will shortly become the gold min
if< center Of the world Already miners
4g investors from everywhere, especially
tpm the West, are floclSing to Mexico. CON
lent OF enormous success, but Chicago
/ oltalists, with their customary Worlds
If City hustle, got in on the ground floor
q secured the most valuable tract in the
tire range. The result was the incorpo-
tion of the Gold Hill Mining Company of
Mexico, with capital of S5,OO0,o0O No one
capp doubt the soundness and promise of the
enterprise of which such well-known busi-
ness-men us these are the head and front
ING President of the company is Robert
Weems Tansill. the well-known capitalist of
New York and Chicago, who made trip
for himself to see the possibilities of gold
4ining in Mexico, and who returned en-
thusiastic over the result of his Journey;
Vice-President, John G. Shaffer president
Engiewood and Chicago Electric Street rail
way); Secretary and Treasurer, Benz. N.
Freeman, the Denver banker: Directors,
Isriel +. Rumsey Rumsey, Lightner Il Co.,
xAeAc1go, grain commission); Edwin f.
Getchell, Chicago (real estate and loans) /;
and Charles Henrotin, Chicago (stocks and
bonds.
The principal gold mines owned by this
company arc the Tarros and Rosario, the
richest in the entire region, and with their
other possessions cover q tract OF over
twenty-five square miles, situated in the
southwest corner of the State of Chihuahua,
Mexico, 800 miles southwest from Ell Paso.
The vein in each mine is great porphy-
riic dyke of unusual width and length,
penetrated in all directions by network of
smaller veins abounding in free gold.
A ten-stamp mill with all the necessary
machinery, including engines, boilers,
crushers, cars and car track, has already
been installed, together with the necessary
buildings, and in addition blacksmith and
carpenter shops, dwellings, company store
and storehouse have been erected, making
a perfectly equipped plant for the develop
ment of these vast properties, which com
prise in all nearly 100 claims.
In order to provide for much larger
plant and an increased development two
million shares have been placed in the treas
ury to be sold as the directors may deter
mine. They now offer for public subscrip-
ton 10000 shares of this stock, which is
full paid and non-assessable.
This organization has been made purely
Hlbudl, 80 GHlG edCu SuDSCTlDeF hr SIOCR Ill
this company shares the benefits from his
investments in exact proportion to the
largest stockholder. The officers and di-
rcctors are gentlemen of national reputa-
ton, whose names guarantee wise and
economical managem ent, making it the
safest investment that has ever been Of
fered as mining proposition.
The Gold Hill Mining Company's offices
are at Sll--Sl4 Marquette Building, Chicago.
They have issued a prospectus giving q
complete description of their properties,
which they will mail upon application.
Judging from the large number of ap-
plicatiooa a ccady made at the company S
offices these shares will soon be subscribed
for.-Chicago Times-Herald