El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-08
THE JARILLAS
Money Tine and Patience Needed to
Make a Mining Camp-Map a
Doubling Thomas In Mining
Pay Mineral Proven In Quantity
Visit the Camp-R. G. Lightbody
Gives the Camp a Strong En-
dOrSement

dorsement.
Special Correspondence of the HERALD.
1t takes money enterprise, pluck
and patience to build up mining
camp even after the mineral is known
to exist In paying quantities and to
this end the people must pass through
a process of education, because man
naturally is doubling Thomas, and
you must appeal to one or more of his
! five material senses to convince and
| convert him.
Pay mineral in quantities is now q
proven fact in the Jarillas and the
| camp is only waiting the influx of men
| with courage and money, who with
patience in time will make it big
mining camp. The important position
of the present moment is the required
educational process to arouse and con-
vince the doubling Thorn asses, and this
is our only excuse for quoting the say
ings of all intelligent visitors.
1t is the Ell Paso people first that
must be educated, and afterwards, with
their assistance, the outsider. Ell Pa
scans have been grub-staking prospect
ors for the past twenty years without q
profit, and surely they are now en-
titled to the first benefits that may
acrue, from a sure winner 80 near at
home, and to this end we now appeal
to their reason, and suggest that they
stop living pset experiences--the money
lost In former prospects.
Don't say when it is suggested to
you that Jarilla camp is worthy of your
personal Investigation:
"Oh! grub-staked prospector for
ten years in the Black mountains"
II dropped $500 in the Organs 81
lost 81, 600 in mines 1.-The Gold Camp"
1--WE have S75, 600 in mines now in Old |
Mexico and don't want any more.' ST
lost $50, 900 by not buying mine on |
which 1 had an option, and so 1 don't
want anything to do with mines"
Eyes, we make our money out of sur
mining and will not invest a
dollar; we don't care to visit your
camp"
To Ell Pasoans who have made these
answers l say, now is the time to whip
saw; turn past experiences to good |
profit, and reason thus: Isit possible
to build up a successful mining camp
ne ar Ell Paso, and what benefit would
t be to Ell Paso and to myself as bus
mess man and my family as citizens?
Have l few hundred or few thOus-
and that l can spare from my savings,
aud will the promised reward Justify
he chances? At any rate 1 will 60 and
lee for myself this much talked of
Iarilla camp, and even if I don't help
|
ome thing about it and speaking kind
words of endorsement from personal
VISITORS FROM Ell PASO.
Recently J. w. Fisher, proprietor of
he Pierson hotel, in company with H.
:. Runkle, the mining broker and
gent, visited our camp and were we'll I
LEASED with our showing. Mr.. Fisher '
ecured claim or two and let a con- f
ract for small amount of work and {
aid: 81 think the camp is all right i
nd am going to chance a few dollars 9
n 1t. 1t is good thing for Ell Paso, c
nd everything that is good for Ell Paso Z
} good for me. 1 never gave much n
hought to mining, but l heard this i
amp talked about SO much in the ho- q
FL by Mr.. Clifford and gentleman he +
'ould bring out here that I decided to v
ONE and investigate for myself and l n
N glad 1 came. Everybody who visits
mis- camp seems TO be of one opinion 5
great mineralized country. bound to s
lake a big camp" +
developed property and that is what y
am looking for. l like the looks of a
our camp. Your mineral bodies seem T
, be proven even by your prospecting. o
GU possess many advantages that F
lrely in time will attract mining ca il
ital, but it is very difficult to enlist Fl
loney on prospects; your prices and d
,rms are not liberal enough to tempt r
eople to develop prospects. To obtain v
1e prices and terms you ask, you n
1ould be down so to 100 feet instead a
10 foot holes. l will visit your camp "
gain later Oh and may do some bust "
sss with you.'' "
MINING MANS OPINION. n
Last week B. L. Berkey. assistant !,
anager Of the Ell Paso Mine, Mill and i'
melter Supply house, accompanied by