The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-14
Write for CrcuIar---F ul Particulars


James Rice, late Secretary State 'ofE'olorado;
Wm Shaw, capitalist, Chicago;
E. NJ. Titcomb, Vice President mud General
Manager Eastman Fruit Dispatch Co.;
II. c. Fash, member Maritime Exchange, Nes
York;
Geo. W. Morgan, Circle City, Alaska;
John X. Lowthcr, New York;
George I. Durfce, Fall Rider, Mass.
kDvIsoRy roARp.
Hon, n. II, Wakefield. Associate Justice f,ra
District Court South Framin giloni, Mass;
Hon, -. q. Richmond, iase President Court .oI
Appeal, DoSver, Col;
$. G.UpdegrnE, late Trcasurerl coming Ccrn
ty, Williarnsport, PsSn
Samuel NJ. Bryan, President Chesapeake md
Potomac Telephone Co, Washington, DC;
Dr. r. G. Fisher, l,39i Michigan Ave, Chicago
Ill.
Col 4. A. HUFFMAN, Dca'nit Mi,N.;
NJ. q. Il. Swift, Attorncy-atLuN, Fall RI or,
Muss.
Isaac W. Scott Dcduty Collector, Cedar Enpds,
iowa.
VIM. +. Mcknight, Anoruc,,st-Iaw, Gr.ui
Rapids, Mirh.
The businee of the Allska.E loudykr Cold
Mining Company viii b' To- rum liurol steam.
crs on the Yukor River mud hrtvccu soatlc
and the dIIcren, parts ni Alaska, open supply
torres at the EIcrcut camps, do i general
transportation. "ommcrc i'll aud lauEing bls.
mess, and, in ~ litiou, dsri in ruiug Clairls,
aud work the mines already ov ned and that
ulny hereafter b, ucquircG hytho Company.
The Company controls ,hc following
properties:
Eight .,-old Placer Claims agGrcglting iG
Acres IN ENlcut, loCatoG ~ Forty Mile CIuGs
under United States mining laws. development
has proved the pay slr,al, to lie five feet thiul
and hnS yielded piIccr dirt t4int pan from $40
to SIS to the pan. rive Gold rlaGcr,i laims, ag-
gregatng lOD Acres in cNtnnt, on PorCupiuc
iiver, tlilt pans from y ccmts to SO to II pan.
Ten Gold Placer Claims, aggrcgatiug 2GO acres
on the Ianna RNcr, panning from SO to 80 "a
yard.
fine gold quartz lGdc in Alaska, which as
says from sl5 10 500 per ton. The lode show
an enormous outcrop Of free milling orr, vein
al surface being u feet thick; oa this property
have made IL locations of 1850 feet bf ;ieO feet.
equaling I'D acres. We don't claim that i, Is
tn. mother lode but we do know ii is without
an equal for prospective values.
The estimates AMI statement above arn of
necessity based upon Information obta'ncl
from our Superintendent and are believed and
accepted by the company.
This company having acquired extensive
holdings OF rich placer and god quartz proper.
ties, capable of earning large dividends Ou it's
stock. oilers TO investors advantages that in.
sure large and profitable returns.
Mr.. George W. Morgan, our Superintendent
has been on the Yukon lor the past year work
inp i'm tlp INTEREST pI Ilis Th.rpfnrp
we are not asking any one la contribute to u
project unplanned, but TO one thoroughly ma
tured This company, with IT. able aids, cN-
tcnsivc knowledge, and great resources, il Ger.
tain 10 become one OF the richest companies OPP
Grating in Alaska.
Our President takes pleasure in referring you
to the following list of re cfcrences
James T. Dewey, Mills Co., Bankers, Detroit,
Mich.
Louis q. Tetard. Com soncr Worlds Fair |
from Mexico, THE Hookery," Chicago, III |
senator II. NJ Teller, of Colorado;
John shafroih, Representative to Congress,
Colorado;
!. NJ. Bell, Representative 70 Congress, Colorado
J. G. Clement, Washington Trust Co. Building,
Washington, ID. G.;
Joseph &. Helm, cx-Chicf Justice Of Colorado;
,harles ID. Hayt, Chief Justice Of Colorado;
J. B. Vaughan, 2lo TImcsIIcrad, Chicago, ILL.,;
Iaurce Joyce, Electro Picture, star Building,
Washington, ID. G..
apt. J. J. Lambert, Owner and Editor Chief
ain, Pueblo, Col.
. l.. Hilcgman, Tax Agent VI. p r. II. St.,
Louis, Mo-;
!. f. Gowan, Drcxel Co., Philadelphia.
The full-paid stock is now offered
t Ten DOLLARS per share. Send
our orders to the
AlaSka-Kl0ndykG Gold Mining Co., !
No. 60 Broadway, New York