The age-herald., 1901-07-24


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 HANDSOME RESULTS ASSURED. Very Attractive Dividends Promised
 From the Properties of the Inter
 Mountain Consolidated Mining, MIL
 Ing and Smelling Company, Ltd, o'
 Icaho-Stoce In Strong Demand al
 Low Price.
 There have been so many failures in mining propositions that not a few peo- pie labor under the delusion that they are all more or less risky. Such a condi- ton however, is very far from the actual facts in the premises. and simple justice demands that this delusion be summarily dispelled. As there are in every business endeavor certain number of risks, just so are there risks in mining, but when the titles to property are clear, when the ore is demonstrated to be present in large, paying quantities, and when every possible requirement combines to insure naugfrt but success for the enterprise, then the investor is certain that he is going to be dealt with fairly and that his principal will yield substantial re- turns so long as such conditions remain in force
 The Inter-Mountain Consolidated Min ing, Milling and Smelting Company, Linn ited, has been organized by experienced and reliable business men and mining en- gineers for the purpose of developing the rich treasure bearing territory in the mineral belt of Central Idaho. The property embraces the following mines: The Grand Prize Grace D. Bryan, Hid- den Treasure No. 1, Hidden Treasure No. 2, Mexican, Lemhi, Wolftone, Tfp-Top, Vulcan, Detroit, Major Noble, Parsons. Blum, Minnie Melba, Merriam, rWhopper, Moscow, Tippecanoe, and Consequence, all of which have been developed sufh- cientfy to demonstrate that there was enough precious metals, gold, silver, lead and copper to pay a handsome return to those who undertook the expense of de veloping them.
 The intrinsic value of these properties is furnished by a series of assays which shows gold running from 8 to $400 per ton; silver running from S1s ounces to 400 ounces per ton; copper from per cent to 40 per cent per ton: and lead from 60 to 4 per cent ton. In this connection f. may be said that the mines are all there with ore exactly as represented, and that the company invites the fullest investigation by all interested parties. There is wood and water In abundance, excellent transportation facilities and the climate permitting operation the year round hence the properties constitute . very attractive proposition
 The Inter Mountain Consolidated Min Ing. Milling and Smelting Co.,, Limited, Ia incorporated under the laws Of Idaho. with a capital stock of $3,000O0o, divided into an equal number of shares Of the par value of one dollar each. fully paid and non-assessable. For the purpose of securing smelters and mills, and com- plete equipment at an early date Tn or der that the property may be placed on a dividend paying basis without unnec- essary delay, the company Is at present offering @ limited amount of It's treasu- ry stock at the unusually low price or 40 cents a share. As the stock will soon he advanced to 50 cents shrewd and dij- or,minating investors are losing little lime in subscribing for same at the pres ent rate. fS#
 It is the purpose of the company to not only secure the consolidation Of various quartz and placer properties which nave proved sound and upon which lt now holds options, but to also erect No-ton smelter and save the enormous smelter charges for itself. also doing large custom business for other mines which now ship daily large quantities of ore to smelters hundreds of miles away. As a matter of fact 1t is conservativeiy esti- mated that the smelter on custom ores alone would pay $600o0 a month. In thls connection 1t may be said that the men behind the company are successIui pusi- ness men who have gone into the prop osition with the avowed purpose or max ing their company one of the foremost mining companies in the West, and they nave accordingly pledged their best ef- forts to the stockholders for the advance ment of their mutual interest
 The personnel of the management IS as follows: .,
 President, John Kirschner; vtoe-presi- dent. B. w. Johnson; Secretary. Miitoro Sipes: Treasurer. Thomas J. Parker; Gen eral manager. John kirschner' M ~. =. Counsel at Boise. Idaho, George M Parsons ex-attorney general of Idaho; counsel at Detroit, Wm- Raisoon Brown. ~ ...s as follows:
 Joseph W. Huston. Chief Justice su- preme Court of Idaho. Boise ldano' E. W. Johnson proprietor Overland Hotel Boise Idaho; John Kirschner, mineral ex- pert and consulting mining ens.neer' Roise. Idaho: Thomas J. Parker. M. D., Detroit. Mich; H. N. Coffin, cashier Ma tional Bank of Commerce, Boise. Idaho; Milford Sipes wholesale coffee. Detroit, Mich: william L. Cuddy, merchant, Boise, Idaho; William C., Heath, manager of Courier Printing Co., Detroit, Mich. 1; Charles H. Bieber. general car agent Michigan Central Railroad, Detroif' Mich.
 It will thus be seen that the Inter Mountain Consolidated Mining, Milling and Smelling Co.,, Limited, Is Tn the hands of reputable. experienced and con aarvatiye men who could not afford to o~rntanance any enterprise which Is in the slightest degree doubtful. Doubtless a deal of additional information could be written concerning the properties of this comnany. but to those sufficiently inter estod to inquire further. complete de tailed information will be cheerfuliy fur nlshed upon application to D. F. Allen. fiscal agent, 42f Chalifoux Building. Bir- mingham, Ala, or at the General ofnces of the company. suite IS Campau puiio, ing Detroit Michigan. We can only add thet we can conscientiously recommend this stock as rich and highly promising Investment for those who are looking for ths safetv of their principals, in con- nection with conservative and substan-