Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-04
Shares.
Safest Investment | ar&eSt Dividends.

The cupriferous marls situated below the sandstone, containing Is per cent
of copper can c estimated worth at the place at least slo@ per ton, net"
From Report of George F. Kendall, Mining Engineer.
ut is a selfevrdent fact dcducihe from every report that on this property
large bodies Of copper We exists and that hundreds of ton have been shipped 3
That Il deposit of this nature can at a very small expense be made to yield
handsome profits: from all existing reports, appears not only likely but certain"
From Report of Francis Arthur ReanL, Superintendent.
"This property is all right and there is all the copper you want here. Itinkit
is The best in Texas and it scems to ave been selected as such fol- copper. It is
near the top Of a waters shed and the hills crop out here. Think therei is oil here
because there is coa. Oil has been found at cordcana. The property is adapted
to general farming purposes which seems to be very profitable here and a town
could be laid tut omit and a railroad built 0 Dundee, II miles, to great advantage"
The Great Boom in Copper Shares.
Copper mining has proved the safest N mmt profitable industry in America,
and the largest and most conservative capitalists in the world have recently become
large nv@torsi in copper stocks.
This company can produce copper as cheaply as any in the world. 1t is capt.
taized the lowest of my in proportion to its acreage, and at the price of copper
bearing land N Michigan (s4oo per acre containing a much less perc cent of copper,
has a large value in excess of its low capitalization s., 5ooooo)
Receipts for ore and assays by the leading chemists and assayers in the country
arr OF file in the companys offices.
The officers and directors of the company are men of the highest standing and
business capacity, and include:
Hon. Emery NJ. Low, manufacturer, mayor of Brockton, Mass. President
George W. Russell, Esq, paper manufacturer, Boston, Vicc-Presihnt
Maj F. NJ. spauding, I'd VicePresdent.
Col Edward B. Robins, Boston, Treasurer
Col. James. NJ. Wheaton, Boston, Secretary.
Hon. Jas. W. Bennett, F1Preddent Erie Telephone Co.
Only a inted amounto of the stock will be sold at the price of $500 per share
and those wishing tosecures shares should act at once. As stated the stock is full
paid and worcestershire. As soon as this allotment is sold the price will be
advanced.
Amount of land, quantity and quality of ore,c heapness of mining and treat
ment, nearnes to transportation, favorable climate for continuous work the yer
around, the increasing demand and profit in producing copper considered, the
Boston and Texas Copper Company possesses unequaled advantages and affords the
best kind of a investmen 1t can easily earn 50 per cent per year on the price at
which the stock is here offered.
Stock may be ordered through your banker or broker, or direct as below.
TT, MINING ENGINEER AND EXPERT.
# ARCHER CRY, TEXAS, MAY 8, 1899.
There is abundant evidence of rich copper deposits mote only al the mines already
prove to be me Of the exceptionally rich copperbearing fields Of the United States,
the cupeiferous cays thata re also found herein immenseb beds, while not as rich
be mined and reduced. # s
the ore is mo- in hard formation; and there is 10 deep work..
am If the opinion it is n Of the richest copper fields in the country.
ectMly yours, T. BUXTON EVERETT. Z.
IRE from the property, says 1.-The oe is the richest in the country. Ifyou have the
Who returned June 18th from al examination of the property or behalf of the Com
men in the management. 1t has such extensive acreage of land, rich In
be earned and paid during the current year. Now Is the time to make q
rtunty to buy stock at the low price offered will reap the benefit.
,r Express to Edward B.. Robins, Treasurer, fremont
ct to advance.
COPPER co.