The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-07-20

The production of great wealth gen.
orally comes through the combination
of many small investments.
+. People never get rich nor seldom
ever secure a comfortable competence
from wages or salary unless they save
a portion of their monthly earnings,
and invest in some form of property
that will increase in value -
Mining is one of the most legitimate
investments. Rich metallic discoveries
are made profitable only by mining
skill, proper management, and the jul
dicious expenditure of capital. The
enormous dividends accredited to min
ing are then made possible. Hence
proper organization and capitalization
with the dividends of the investment
through shares legally issued, partici-
pating in the profits are the most de-
sirable. ...-,.g
If money can be placed so that it will
earn of itself, through sickness and
health, nights and Sundays, good
times and bad, then the owner has
something besides his personal daily
efforts to depend upon; we would
therefore impress on the readers mind
the opportunity here offered for max
ing at least a small investment in
stock in the mine of the Clarence Raw
Buffalo Hump Gold Mining Co., cor
poratlon regularly organized and ex-
listing under and by virtue of the laws
OF the state of Washington, thus lay
ing foundation for a future income.
This mine is situated in the famous
gold district of central Idaho, better
known as the Buffalo Hump district,
which has been made most famous be-
cause Of its immense wealth in placer
diggings since early in the sixties.
This mine lies in the heart of the belt
about one mile from the now most cell
ebrated mines of the Big Buffalo Min
Ing Co., namely, the Big Buffalo and
Vesuvius, and less than half a mile
south of the Cfackerjack, whose vast
richness has been the great talk of the
camp. We are most positive in assert
ing it will be dividend-payer in the
near future. We can with pleasure re-
fer you to any of the leading business
men of Spokane, Washington state, the
head office of the company. or to any
business man of Grangeville, Idaho. or
any mining man at Buffalo Hump.
where our property is located. We are
now placing $4,000 shares of the treas
ury stock at sc per share in blocks of
lOO shares and upwards for the future
development of the property Do not
delay or miss this opportunity, as this
block of stock will not last long and
the continued development of the prop
erty will advance the price of the stock.
The great surface showing of the
district has been a wonderful incentive
and has been taken advantage Of by a,
number of the most active and pro-
gressive mining operators in the west.
and while immense amounts have al
ready been expended the results have
been eminently satisfactory in every
case. Perhaps during the past year
one million five hundred thousand dol
lars have been expended on properties
in the district. OF this amount per-
haps one million dollars was expended
by the Buffalo Hump Syndicate alone
and they now have about one hun
dred patented claims in the district.
the principal of which is the Vesuvius,
Vesuvius No. 2 and Blue Label claims.
On the Vesuvius the main shaft has
been sunk to a depth of about two
and forty feet with a large
body of remarkably high g1ade ore in
the bottom Of the shaft The lead has
also been opened up in mhny places
by drifts and cross cuts Which have
exposed an ore body which averages
about 16 feet in width ahd average
assay returns show a ge4eral value
Of from $35 to $40 in gold per ton.
The Company's mill has recAntly start
ed up on ore from this property and
the returns we're so satisfactory that
40 stamps more have been otdered and
will be put in place at once, thus max
ing it a 50-stamp mill This property
was bought for $1,000 cash one year
ago and today is worth $3.50 1000.
For further information call at the
Office, Lindelle Block, base
ment, or address Geo. b. Anderson,
Secy., P. o. Box 1011, Spokane, Wash.
Call or addrdess VIM r. MORRIS,
agent for Minneapolis and st. Pau,
81 Guaranty Loan Bldg, minneapolis,
Mimi, or THE APPEAL Office, st. Paul |
Mimi.