The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-23
THE NEEDMORE COLD
MINING COMPANY.
Another Expedition Leaves for the Klon-
dike-New Invention to be Known as
PNEUMATIC TUBE COMPANY.
Quick Transit for nail Matter--Our Daily
to be Called the lcicle-Only
,i.,. Few Shares Left.


Needmore Coal Mining Company, have
been forced against their wishes to resign
from the dictatorship of the company.
They had become actually oyerworked in
attending to the business of the company
Nothing like 1t has been seen since the
day before the food when Noah and his
family, the beasts of tho field and birds OF
the air took refuge from the high waters
In the ark.
The people are perfectly wild to sub.
scribe for shares in tho Needmore Gold
Mining Company and fight for place to
got in line SO thaG they may be first secured
and procure supply before the stock OF
some two billion shares become exhausted
We have been thinking very seriously OF
laising tho price Of the stock In the imme.
didte future as IL Is becoming scarce and
the scarcer the stock the higher tho price
Is likely to 60. We have been informed BY
the way of our new electric ar wave tele.
graph company that great quantities OF
gold have been taken from tie NeedmoIe
mines.
We iiave received telegraph Of con.
graduation from George Young who
went to the Klondyke the first Of last
week that be was tickled to death with
the vast quantities Of gold II sight sLd
shares of tho stock which be viii give us
bis check for on reaching home George
Hollis thinks seriously Of starting a
Chinese laundry out there and has seoton
here to his Manhatten laundry ordering
the necessary Hollis patent Arctic dout!e
actioay-~singlo breasted indestructable
machinery to operate tho plant with. His
laundry will not need to use starch astns
weather is so cold that the clothing Will
be saved that much wear and tear rubbing
1t in tho fabrics.
1t Is bound to be q big success and George
will look after the Alaska end and Clarence
the Wilmington end. We expect to put In
our patent pneumatic service, the same as
the Government is using in New York and
Philadelphia, to connect the post ot1ico and
the substations throughout the city. Ii
will then be possible to transmit letters
and all small packages from Alaska to
Wilmington in the twinklpg of an ego.
Its earning capacity as quick carrier can
not be computed even by Charles G. Guyer,
the shorthand writer. whom we are think.
ing of making $4,000 offer for service by
the year.
ArthurC. Davies of the REPUBLICAN, has
becn rather jealous because We sent Jim
Mclvor over on our first excursion Of dis.
tinguished Wilmington capitalists to tho
Needmoro mines in Alaska SO we have con-
cluaed to engage Davies as editor of our
new paper to be started in tho near future.
1t will be called tho Daily Iclcle and soil
for 81 q copy. AS money is no object to
the President of tho Needmore Company
every subscriber to tho Needmors stock
will receive copy free for one year and if
they like the paper they can have tho option
of subscribing another year for it on the
same terms.
Davies has gone out with William
KINNEY, Samuel H. Baynard, William
Lawton, Edward II. Hopes, Daniel u.
Taylor, Thomas M. Culbert, Richard
Pointer DR.. Joseph Smith, Nathaniel
B. Culbert and others and will report his
views OF the wonderful possibilities Of the
Neallnors Cold Mining Company in a
letter from the Klopdyke in few days
explanatory If the future greatness of the
richest mining district In the world.
Hugo bonlders of gold wero seen by Jim
McIvor when he visited tho Noedmore
miIies'a1Id jim has been busily engaged
ever sincekhis return homo fixing up the
prospective profits of the Company He
has subscribed for ten thousand shares,
which he refused to sell ut an advance |
of 25 cents a share. 1t is an opportunity
OF q life time for every stock holder to
make fabulous dividends,
Just think, Alaska is two and one.half
times as large MS Texas.
II Is eight times as Largo as all Ct New
England.
Ii is as large as all OF tho states East Ct
the Mississippi and north Of the Ohio In |
Guiding Virginia end West Virginia.
Its coast line is e. 0J0 miles.
1t has the highest mountains in North |
America
The Noedlnore is one of the greatest |
newly discovered gold mines in the world.
The Yukon is twenty miles wido, 700 |
miles from Its mouth.
1t discharges one-thlrd moro water than
the Mississippi.
Alaska runs 1900 miles west Of Hawaii,
Yukon basin gold Is estimated at five
billion dollars.
The regular man eating mosquito, wal
known to Delawareans, the kind ro!sed
down our state along with the posky By
are humorous in Alaska and it Is by aid IT
our wonderful electric lignt that we Lcpe
to ensnare them within range Ct i've
miles of our Noedmore mines.
Although the spow in central and
northern Alaska Is frozen to depth of
two feet we e4Eect to overcome the
by the a.d of our patent eiectri-
cal apparatus called tho gold finder which
through the cold winter months, thus get
ting in ahead CT tho miners and prospec-
tors who are now rushing to this now El.
dorado
Sam Baynard can start iewelry and
optical store and take Billy Bryan along to
lit the glaSSeS to protect their eyes from the |
glare Of our powerful electric light. There
will be millions in even this venture.
We have received word that tho miners
and settlers want our President to allow
the use OF his name for Senator from this
nav state, which will by next year be tax
IN into tho Union and become one of the
growing states with wealth untold in min
,rals, petroleum, coal and lumber.
It is an old and true saying that the early
bird catches the worm and that is what
,ur President means by getting in his
,laims early for the prospective seat in the
United States Senate
There will be no two factions out there
IL the Needmore district as we will see
that every man gets tho right catechisn
md will be allowed no other All dis.
jurburs will DO banishcd from tho district
'orth with and only those believing in the
,pe political faith will be tolerated. Civil
ervice in the federal Or any other rules
made to keep men in office for life will not
20 tolerated by our party. We believe in
The old traditions Of our fathers that to tho
yicil or belong the spo!ls.
We will close our article with the ad-
nonition that only few moro thousand
hares of the Needmore Coal Mining Com
,any can bo purchased for fifty cents per
hare.
Mrs WiIcOx'S Funeral.