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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

ore is better as it is followed down.
Back in the early sixties the first work
was done in the El Dorado canyon dis
trict by some Californians, who brought
their supplies from San Francisco, down
the coast and UP the Colorado river at
a cost of $3.50 per ton. They were event
ually driven away by Indians, who were
so busy in those days that at one time
a company of United States troops were
stationed on the river with a years sup
plies In the eighties further operations
We're prosecuted by the Southwestern
company, but never was there sunk a
shaft below the water level or deeper
than could be operated with a wtndlass.
The tremendous production was made
without a hoist having been installed
From the foregoing it is easy to appre-
cate that the ground was never system
atically developed, but instead the min
Ing operations comprised simply gopher
ing for the richest ore-and there was
plenty of it to reward the search.
The story of FL Dorado canyon is one
of fascinating interest but let it suffice
here that in 1895 the company mentioned
controlled all the larger mines and in
turn the company was controlled by
Barker Bros. of Philadelphia. This con-
Germ collapsed at the time of the panic,
and was so crippled that its mining prop.
erty was sold at sheriff's sale, being
bought by Joseph Wharton, a capitalist
of Philadelphia, who until comparatively
recently has leI TIE pIOptllltS lellldlll
idle
Work lately undertaken has resulted in
some important discoveries at these old
properties giving the owner great in
centve to prosecute further exploitation
and causing a generally increased activ-
ity throughout the entire district.
OF the old properties, the Techaticup
runs higher in the bottom of it's deepest
shaft than it does in any other place
above. In the bottom of an S0-foot shaft
the Buster assays SIS. The Silver Legion
ore is worth $50 a ton at a depth of IS
feet, and the Ell Dorado Mining company
at the bottom of an old 50-foot shaft, has
prosecuted twenty feet without determ-
lining the full width of the vein. 1t has
rock which will average better than $12
to the ton.
Every day now records an increasing
activity i'll this camp, and every day
comes to hand news of important dis
coveries, leaving no question that with
the proper attention there will be de-
veoped mines which for records should
easily compare with those of the past.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

New capital is going in all the time, and
more will follow as the news of actual
conditions becomes generally known. An
other very important factor in the future
of this old camp is the proba bilty of the
railroad to Searchlight being built the
comparatively small additional distance
TO the canon.
The general situation has been set
forth very comprehensively by Col. Root,
a well known mining writer and pros
pector and who has visited and thor
oughly studied fhe conditions in this
section. In a special letter to the Los
Angeles Mining Review. he says:
THE extent of this district is unknown,
as it has never been thoroughly pros
pected. I can state that during nearly
twenty years passed in the principal
mining districts of Colorado, Arizona,
California and Oregon, never have l seen
such promising prospects for the making
of a great mining camp as here present
themselves, with it's well defined lodges
and outcroppings of various kinds In all
directions. Roughly estimated, the dis
trict extends fifteen miles directly west
from the Colorado river, and not less than
ten miles north and south. Piute val
ley is on the west. Colorado river on the
east and to the north and south the
boundaries cannot be defined. This min
eralized belt, zone, may begin below
the Gold Road mine in Arizona and ex-
tend northerly and northwesterly hun
dreds of miles, crossing the Colorado riv
er, taking in SearchllghJ New YORK
mountains, Vanderbilt, Ell Dorado can
yon, Bullfrog, Godfied and Tonopah.
Taking into consideration the many diff
ficulties usually confronting and sur
rounding the prospector, there is no 9TH
er such area of territory existing be-
tween Mexico and British Columbia, Of
fering the same inducements for pros
pecting and exploration with fewer OBJ
stacles to overcome as exists on line
drawn twenty-five miles on each side
of the Colorado river from Yuma and ex-
tending northward into Nevada and
Utah
In conclusion I will say keep your ele
on this part of Nevada. 1t is bound 10
create a wide interest, and L believe will
in the early future become as prominent
in the public eye as the wonderful camps
further to the north and which have late
ly made Nevada the mecca of the gold
seeker and of the shrewd investor.
HARRY J. NEWTON
(Will appear in June issue of Profit and
Loss, Denver Colo)
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

The demand for a low-priced mining
share with almost a certainty of future
returns has not been supplied of late, al
though a great many good prospects have
emanated from the hourishing districts
of Nevada.
An investment in a proposition of the
better class means 25 to rs cents a share,
with a large percentage of possible profit
eliminated at the outset.
By a combination of favorable circum-
stance we have secured one hundred
thousand shares of the Searchlight Cop
per-Gold Mining company's stock which
we are enabled to present to few or our
clients for private subscription at cents
per share, par value one dollar.
We have made a personal inspection OF
the property of this company and nave
had it thoroughly examined by several
competent mining men. After going all
over this property and spending several
days in the Searchlight district we nave
no hesitancy in advising you to BUY thls
stock and buy it quick. On our trip OF
inspection we We're accompanied by Harry
]. Newton, editor of Profit and Loss OF
Denver, Colo. Mr.. Newton was SO I'M
pressed with the possibilities or the
SearchIight district that he wrote an ar
ticle for his paper, copy S1 0L wNlcn Meal+dS is
enclosed to you herewith. MI Newton
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

SEARCHLIGHT COPPER-GOLD
MINING COMPANY
Incorporated Under the Laws of the Ter
ritory of Arizona
Capital Stock $1000000
100000 Shares of a Par Value of $1.OO
Each
Stock Full Paid. Non-Assessable
Officers and Directors:
j. W. Calkins D. f. Orman H. c. Norris
A. G. Calkins c. H. Bennett.
This company owns outright free and
clear of any Indebtedness, the Eclipse
Group" of copper-gold mines in the now
famous Searchlight mining district,
Lincoln county. New.
This property consists of seven mining
claims, Wis: Eclipse" Copper Butte"
loom Paul" Utah" "Copperopolis,"
Nevada" and Copper Wedge" 1t is
situated in the range known as Copper
mountain, about four miles west of the
Colorado river and about one mile from
the railway of the Quartette Mining COM
pany. This is undoubtedly one of the
richest mining belts in the world today
and district that has been demonstrated
This property has been examined and
favorably passed upon by some of the
most competent mining men on the Pa
cific coast. In offering this stock for
one mans opinion of its great merit to
suffice However, when each and every
mining engineer and expert that visits the
property passes on ii individually and
collectively and when several of them
think enough of 1t to INVEST THEIR
OWN MONEY in its shares, we believe
we are justified in advising our friends
to buy stock
With us it is not question of the pos
sible or probable finding of rich ore, nee
essarily the all-potent factor in the ul-
innate success of mining companies We
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
TO OUR CLIENTS

Is the author of "PitfallS of Mining FL
nance" and was formerly the editor of
the Daily Mining Record of Denver, Colo,
so that without question of doubt he
knows whereof he speaks.
The management of the Searchlight
Copper-Gold company is in the hands of
men of the highest character The capi-
talization is low the property is fully
paid for the district has been demon
strated and THE ORE is THERE. There
is only a small block of stock for sale,
as you will see at this low price and we
consider this an extraordinary opportun-
ity to purchase at the bedrock price the
stock of a great mining company, which
promises such large and sure returns,
This block of stock will undoubtedly be
over subscribed and only those who have
the foresight to send in their orders by
return mail will be fortunate enough to
obtain it at the 6-cent price. We advise
you to fill out the application blank and
mail 1t to us with your remittance today.
We are quite sure that this small allots
ment of stock will be gone in very few
days, and, consequently, urge you to send
your order without delay.
Trusting to receive your order by re-
turn mail and with best wishes, we are,
Yours very truly,
SOUTHWESTERN SECURITIES co.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
Searchlight Copper-Gold Mining Co.

have already uncovered great ledges OF
ore rich in copper, gold and silver. Ore
that with a little development work can
be mined and milled with the advantages
and facilities at hand, at a minimum
cost
We have already demonstrated the
value of the property by the expenditure
of several thousands of dollars in tunnel
and shaft work. We have shipped sew
eral hundred pounds of the ore to the
smeIter as a test, and the actual mill re-
turns mot assays" show net saving
of $2S00 per ton.
No salaries are paid to the officials and
the only way they can make money out OF
the proposition is by the increased value
dends.
FORMATION.
The formation of the Searchlight dis
trict is porphyritc, with granite and
uuartZite, the vein matter is sugar
quartz, carrying free gold; the quartz
on many of the lodges is stained with
copper in amount about one-fourth of
per cent The veins are true fissures of
great width. 1t is claimed by the best
experts, who have examined the forma-
tions in this section that they are of vol
canic origin and that the values come
up through the assures in hot water and
were precipitated in the crevices as the
rock cooled. This would indicate that
richer ore will be found upon sinking
deeper which is now being proven as the
work goes on
Three and one-half miles from our prop
erty flows the great Colorado river, navi-
gable all the year for large steamers. If
we loaded our product on a barge 1t
would float down the river by gravity to
the smelters at Needles, Cal, with little
or no expense for transportation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

Southwestern Securities Company, sos HeIIman
Building, Los Angeles H-8-4
Gentlemen:
Please send, Without cost TO me. your
booklet entitled "A Kiss of Gold" as I am inter-
ested in mines and mining,
Name. .,...'....'.'' '''''''''''''
Address. Observation-Disclosures.
Occupation '''''''''''''''''''''.'''''''''''''.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
NEVADA
reat Ouartette. The Biggest Bonanza in Nevada
The Camp Without a Failure.


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llcbcrinuB fir Iiticns
In6abcr ..... 07,109.2O
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2ur3 Oos sertderuuss. 2eportement.

InSlUcis iibcr ben Stann Der ,TeutidlsMmeritas
Hiidlcu 0eriihlcrungS . WcIenidbaft DDn
GcwsDpri, H.sD.E" bis iuni II. SrSembcr
1904.
tSClnntmic Sintubncn ,......... $5,Sis. 1900
Sciumluic glllsgubcn .......... 81, pos gG. 03
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NidIt 5ugcitnuocuc @ntGnUcu.
observation-disclosures (4ciddftc bis
Gftobcr 1904 ............-. 3.t2t45
Ueiauutc 5ugeitnubcne @ut6abcu 6,352, G90T3
standardization
un6c8nbltc &erlufte Ii.
9lHipriihc .. ....$tS2, 1875
9tint fduiae @rimicu 2.524,2l017
Htiht bcSdblte Cont
m~iiiiuncH 10, wa. .G,2S75t a--- ..4
GpTruuutfr 12rrbiuSEhFnitnu OTto t7t 90
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&crii6cruugS = glnSiuciic.

Sur6 bas @eriideruug6. 7 partcmeut.
AnsiuctS i6rr ben Stuub bcS Der. stantcur
3petges ocr uAlgcmcineu Winriur. Scucrs
3critdcrhhgS . @cicnifnit Uun Sddicu,
Scntiflano," am 81. 5eiem6rr 1904.
NrinnmIc &innnhnIrr Glmo II Il
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&criidlcrnugS = SlnsiueiIc.
2ur0 bias @crFacrnnoa. . partement.

iibcr ocu Stnuo Der ,ScutIdl.9(mrri
i%anildcu 6encrUcriidrrnugc e Wrlcllfdnit
oon Baltimore, No." am 81. Hc5ember
1904.
&clamnltc Ginfiinfte ........... 5000, 36O.G2
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Stant MarAlanb,
0erihernnnSs 3 parteheiit.
Summiii0rs Vii rcait.

With nlu re. Den 30. Nnii. IHUh.
1d 'hei6einige bierniit. bub Soritebeioes en-
acknowledgements giiS8lig aus benz Insiucile
per Seutif Mmcritaniihen gcrfdernuas . We.
iraifaft non Wetpsy)prf, W..y., bis 5uit 81. Sc.
iellher 1904. pie or in hicfeiI afiredii eiilae
retht morneii. 1T.
Srunf ]. 1nHenn,
SeriiberungSsG uulnrliur.
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H%lpibe6abltc5 Iiiiemus
pitnl ....... 81, 500, 000. 90
uehcrfhnB fir Nfticns
Snbobcr ,907.3s
Ncirng Der In ocigicr.
Sta6tcn am 81. Sc
sender 1901 In
Strait bciinoli6cn
HoliCcn .S9t6,0t3,259. 90
Nctra9 Der in WlurOs
LAMB in 1904 nllSges
itelIten Sulicen s,33G,3i3.00
IN MnrpluHo in 1904
erbaItene 3rimien. 90, S20.46
IN Murnluuo IN 1904
beSablte SerIuiie =. roc, 1885
81 Mtarblano in 1904
erlittene &erlniie =. 700,012.S9
Serlult oitrd Den quo
Ben 9rano in 9nltis
timnre S64O S48. so
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Hidt 6ugeitauoeuc @utBnDcH.
ggeHtcH 2 Cont 2 8ilaH5cn. .... 2,2372S
@eiammtc 5uGctanocnc GltDas
ben ...,.............. $500 Gi.QO
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lcbert6ub fir 9pIiceninba6er. . 7,84I907.GS
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Standardization.

NTIUTNuITWTIVTTTW,
@c5ubItc gicttU Der
lutte II. Nuiprii0c. $20,s32.G5
giiht fduiRe Rrdmicu tS,9S5.t3
HiidOcrit6cruuAs aFrds
ltic1 ..,.... 2.S57.35
Committeeman uocr
WidilCrQCbitbrcn ... 2,gq3.t2
Sa!urc. 9ttetbc etc. 100000
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@eInmnlie Giniubnuen ......... S|10317l.7t
@elal1lllite Glio1ubclt .......... 1917, 0SS.i0