New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
financial.
financial.
ALASKA-kL0NDYkE
COLD MINING COMPANY.
Capital Stock, 100000 Shares OF
$1,000 Each.
FULL PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE'

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A transportation Commercial and Mining Company
Tho OF the Directors sufficient guarantee 'na
tho Affairs the company will be operated In the 'h'er
O. the stockholders They all skilled In all trans
portaton. commercial and mining enterprises
DIRECTORS
JAMES RICE.
Late Secretary State Of Colorado.
WIN, SHAW,
Capitalist. Chicago.
E. II. TITCOMD.
vioe-Prcsident and General Manager Eastman Fruit
Dispatch Co.
II. C. FASH
Member Maritime Exchange. New York.
GEO. w. MORGAN
Circle City. Alaska.
OBJECT OF THE COMPANY is sale OF Limited
amount Of stock purchase steamers to ply on ue
Yukon. supply at the different camps anu
operate the mines Of the company.
The General Superintendent OF the Company, Mr. George
W. Morgan now at Dawson had the foresight to predict
what taking place. For years he has been
close personal the President Of this company
being time In his employ For thirteen years ne
with trading company Puget Sound and his time
largely employed looking after their varied In
terests and trading posts leading into Alaska
During long period he in close touch with the
Inhabitants Of that country and knows all about the bu-
taries to the Yukon and other streams Two OF his as
sociaes with him in Dawson representing this
company.
Mr. Morgans idea has been for years that trans
por,ation and supplies were all that needed 10 lay
the wealth Of this region before the world HIS infornla-
ton and advice years been sought by parties
interested that country. including many Government
officials lie often remarked II you people only knew
what you would realize by expenditure ot money for
Quitting expeditions with transportation and supplies
ami look the there through the avenues
afforded. untold wealth would surely result"
The business Of the Alaska KlonGyke God Mining
Company is both 10 afford facilities and develop what
have already secured through Superintendent
Geo W Morgan. and his assistants. now on the
ground: therefore We are not asking to con-
tribute 10 a project unplanneI. but 70 thoroughly
matured
This company with able aids. extensive knowledge
and resources should become Of the richest com
panies in Alaska and its stock should be worth 10 20
In less than II - j. months.
President takes pleasure in referring 10 the
following list u references:
Senator II NJ. Teller. Colorado
senator Redhed Proctor Secretary OF War under Pres
dent Harrison.
s q. UpdegraH. late Treasurer Lycomng Co.. Williams
port. Pa
c. q. Richmond late President Court Of Appeals Denver
Col.
James F. Dewey NILS & CO.. Bankers. Detroit. Mich.
Louis G. Tetarl Commr Worlds Fair from xico.
The Koolcry." Chicago Ill
r. Z. Gowan. Drexel Co. Bankers Philadei-
phia. Pa.
John safroth. Rep 70 Congress. Colorado.
J. NJ Bel. Rep. Congress. Colorado.
C.. g Clement. Washington Trus; Co. Bldg, Washing
Joseph T. Helm. ex-cC1ief Jq.,ice. q Colorado
c. r. Vaughan Times Herald. Chicago. H.
Maurice joyce Electro Picture Bldg. Washington
Capt. J. J. Lambert owner and editor "cheftan."
The NJ! paid stock now offered at ten dollars per
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