The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-08-27
We are Going to KlOldykG
Prepared to Get Gold,
Do You Want to Go ?

All rivers and creeks having their source
in the Rocky Mountains, are gold bearing; the
gold being deposited III the beds, bars and along
the banks.
II isa well known fact that all the gold about
(S3,OO0,OOO) which has been secured in the
Klondyke region, has been dug from the old
beds of the Creeks, and washed 10y hand. The
largest nuggests aud best gold being under
water in the beds and bars of the river is only
accessible to those having suitable machinery.
The Alaska Mining, Dredging and Steamboat
Company is fitting up an expedition to get this
gold, and will send lumber, machinery, prov
isions, etc, to st. MichaeiS, where they will
build their boat and be ready TO start up the
River in the Spring, as soon as the ice breaks
up.
he boat will contain Il e entire plant, and
will be of such light draft as to insure naviga-
ton to the very head of the shallow creeks and
will be in charge of our expert mining and
mechanical Engineers who have invented and
| arranged this special plant, complete in every
detail, and which will enable them to handle
| a large amount of auriferous sand and gravel,
at Il very small cost. The boa will have Il
crew of ten men selected from he stockholders
who may wish to go. AT meeting of the
| stockholders, the names of all such will be
| placed in a bag shaken up, ana ten drawn out ;
| these will form the crew. The expedition will
| be fully equipped for both placer and quartz
| mining, to build dams for turning the river
| from its bed, to buy up and stake claims, to
carry passengers and freight and to take ad-
vantage of every opportunity offered. 1t will
be the only expedition of its kind in klondy ke
We want $4,000 in cash. And in order to
raise it quiclly.and to give every one chance
| 4. IL, H.,
sold at 81 per share, full paid and nom
assessahle, not more than 50 shares will be sold
| to any one party.
| There are companies claiming that they own
valuable claims, etc, in the kiondykc, they
| have fine offices aud pay high salaries to their
| officials; if they have such valuable
| claims why do they want to sell stock :?
Such companies hurt an honest enterprise.
| All the money paid into the Alaska Mining,
| Dredging and Steamboat Company will he used
| in fitting GUt the expedition; we have no
| fancy offices: nor high sularied iii
| Gals. After the expedition is ready, no more
stock will be sold at any price, and instead of
| selling stock, when we have our claims
| in Alaska, we eXucct to pay large diVi-
dends. Our stockholders who stay ut home
| will make just much money as those who
| go; for we expect to bring back ut least
| $4,000 600, this next year to be divided as diy-
| dcnds, besides our claims which we will then
have, will be worth many times as much.
| S2,OOO,O 900 seems IL large amount, but when
| it is considered that Il crew of twelve men with
| our plant can do more work than five hundred
men by hand, and that with our plant, we get
| the largest and richest nuggets from the beds
| and bars of the river, (which the miners cannot
get. as it is under wuter,) shows conclusiveIy