New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
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money they did In what was At that time
sheer experiment-the attempt to get sooo
profits ont of low-grade ore. IL took co"r-
age for the original Calumet a Hecia snare
holders to invest in that property. IL '"Ae'
courage to start in any new enterprise' no
body can predict that IT will he certain
success. but, n rule. the courage tnat
starts IL will make 1t a success.
It's the courageous men land women) VINO
make the successes of the world-and they
deserve It,
Unlike Michigan and Montana, Arizona has only one
district where large number OF producing mines lie
directly adjoining each other Through this arrange
ment of Nature the clifton District. which contains the
propertie. OF the Arizona Detroit Copper companies
is as stated by Journal the richest single
mining camp in the world possessing more than double
tho number Of dividend payers in other copper
camp in existence and including such famous
mines as the great Lonsfeow, Humboldt Mecah ana a
hos, ~ others Crhe Humboldt IS especially famous for
its remarkable vein Of 100 feet wide ana running
IS per copper and is regarded by all mining men
acquainted with the richest copper property IN eA
istence)
The rroup of the Arizona Copper syndi-
cate, Ltd. directly ndtOins these famous
propcrtie.. 1t comprises eight mines, named
the Outlet Deem Down. Copper Centre. True
Centre Bon Ton, Great Centre. Figure Seven
md Lucky Number. all of which show cop
per orc in paying quantities. the entire
property being richly minernlised. The re-
ports Of the mining engineers employed by
the Syndicate to examine these properties
frat
richness. and their direct connection with
the other great producers of the district.
Mr. w. r. wemple Mining Engineer. of Tucson. Arr
IONA reports September H. 1898 that the opportunity
for development superior that Of the other com
NAMES for by tunneiing the Canon YOU can get
more than foot for foot and open up the bodies
at great depth thus reducing cost Of mining and han
ding OF At point. where the lode crosses the
Canon there appears over 80 rect IN "a'h
OF nnerallzed ledge tunnel can be run IN here ana
some GOO feet OF stopping ground can be had Tor less
than the same OF sinking and drifting
"a few thousand dollars expended here
would result in increasing the value Of this
property mnny thousands OF dollars"
Mr. Ben NJ Crawford Mining Engineer. Of Clifton.
Ar. reports October S. 1898:
THE outcrop and In these mine. ar. very large
the vein In places from so 100 fee. wide and all
rn.raiiz.d: in fact. there IL no doubt thnt this
is a continuation of the great Humboldt
mine. belonging 10 the Arizona Copper Co..
which IL producing thousands OF tons OF
high-srade ore. the outcrop being plainly
traced from there into the outlet mine, md
the surface Indications of the latter nre
more promising than the Humboldt.
Mr. Crawford further states in the mines Of the
Arizona Copper Syndicate Ltd. "he higher grade
can be reduced by smelling low grade soft
and can be reduced by concentrating six IONS into one
a, very small cost Taking into consideration the fact
that the Arizona Copper Co. /. working per cent
concentrating ores at profit the enormou. beds of
hghergrade concentrating in the Syndicaies mines
there being deposits Of this ore hundred feet in
widthogether with the smelling demonstrate be
yond question richness Of the Syndicate group
The formation grade and nature OF these ores being
the all the great copper producing mines
Of this district which they contiguous and the
extent Of the bodies opened In sight. renders thi.
group OF mines especially desirable and worthy the at
tenton and consideration Of the most conservative in
proper development these mines can soon
be put on basis to become large and permanent pro-
and to take rank with the great dividend payers
Of the district"
TIL. vendors Of the syndicates properties took the
entire purchase consideration In shares. firm
the belief that this property will turn out as great
a dividend payer those surrounding It; and We are
confident that their faith Will be as richly repaid as
was tina, Of the Arizona Copper Co.. in which many OF
them largely interested
The shares Of the Arizona Copper Co. that sold
for 500 are now SIS CO. and that capitalization
vim
Syndicate.
Judgment recognize the opportunity and courage 10
seize Indispensable to The opportunity
by Arizona Copper Syndicate. Limited. has
been surpassed in the history OF investment IL
has magnificent property known 10 be OF the same
and formation the nowproducng properties
surrounding and fully equal greater, in rich
The present opportunity TO secure this stock IL
obtain at the low figure Of "a 90 per share
OF this stock will be sold at less than par
the present subscribed There is ltle to
risk and everything gain in It's proposition 1t s
tically certain pay 30 cent dividends on It's
present extremely low capitalization the Arizona Cop
per Co. TO continue payment Of II per cent on its
enormous 100000 capitalization 1t is far more likely
with the present condition and prospects OF itself
pay so or rs per cent.
The management Of the Arizona Copper Syndicate. Ltd
IL Of the most practical character. H Rey
nods its president gentleman OF large acquaintance
with and experience in the copper neld and the Synd-
Itself fortunate in having secured his
with its properties and their active develop
Its vce-presdent, Mr.. James simmons for
many years charge the greatest properties
in Ecuador and thus brings TO his executive position
the thorough knowledge Of the practical miner.
superintendent Of Mines Thomas Treadwel, IL
brother OF Captain John Treadwel OF the great Tread
we'll mines Douglass Island Alaska. the largest min
plant the world. The great demonstrated value
property is. small due TO Thomas
Treadwel. superintendent Of the Arizona Copper
syndcates properties who brings to his position the
accumulated resources. and judgnen; OF thor
ough knowledge o mining in all it's details.
Geo W. Reynolds Secretary and Treasurer, has been
for many years associated with the President in bust
thoroughly acquainted with the and its
requirements. and invaluable man in his position.
All estimates OF profits from the syndcates mines have
been made on the basis OF selling