The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-17

the value of your investment is placed before you.
CAPUZAYA MINING COMPANY.
Washington D. C.. February IS, 1905.
Mr. Eugene Davis Vice President Capuzaya Mining Company
Colorado Building Washington, D. c.:
Dear Si-As have had SO many inquiries by letter, ele-
phone telegraph and person relation my visit to Mex
co take this means of informing those interested friends.
we'll as Others just what and believe You may
this publicly and otherwise you see fit.
After having invested considerable amount in the stock
of the Capuzaya Mining Company and having been approach
ed by number of friends and acquaintance for Information
and advice in respect thereto became somewhat skepcal i'll
regard to the proposition for the that after mature de-
liberation could not understand how it was possible for such
favorable conditions to exist had been represented to me-
l. therefore determined to visit the property and make rigid
examination OF it. and investigation OF all the conditions sur
rounding it, and have but recently returned.
The Capuzaya group Of mining properties is situated
about three miles and half northwest OF the city OF Parra
Chihuahua Mexico and easily reached in comfortable car
rage excellent road in thirty to forty minutes drive
had become thoroughly conversat with the reports made on
the property by the companys consulting engineer Major
Henry O. Caln, careful reading OF which earnestly rec
omnend and after examining the property, going into the
the Pa1ia Mine owned by Pedro Alvarado, and
qung reliable information il regard thereto from every pos
sble source free say thai regard The reports of Major
Cain as being ulraconservatve The property all and, III
my opinion than has been claimed for by the
pany Major Catln The proposition SO plain that its
great value perfectly apparent to the ayan well as the
expert Indeed would require total blindness not to see it.
and even taen it can be felt
The property is situated from tfee-quarte to mile
from the railroad from which spur will be constructed to
within few hundred feet from the shaft of the mine from
which the will be loaded into the cars by gravity
There difficult engineering problems to be dealt
with The threecomparent shaft that is sinking on the
property WILL when sufficient openings are made below, en-
able the company to make production of fifteen hundred
tons per day With this production dividends may
be confidently relied upon
There ready market good prices for every ton of
ore that the company can produce The outlay OF enormous
treatment Of ores unnecessary in this instance for the rea
that in The city of Parra the various Mexican sneters
have their buyers who purchase and pay cash for the ores
produced
The city of Parra essentially mining town. and as
such abound in mining supplies and materials OF all kinds, as
well other facilities necessary economical mining
large scale In Short the conditions for conducting large
mining enterprise practically ideal in respect.
took particular pains to investigate and observe the
management of the property gives substantial evidence OF
the highest intelligence and experience; broad and vso
ous yet conducted with strict observance OF economy that
produces the obtaabe results from every dollar
pended The absence of the usual aboveground and ueceS
sary expenditures OF money is marked and the determination
to develop the property underground as to yield the largest
possible returns in the shortest time and at minimum out
lay everywhere in evidence. There are no hgsaaed SD
peruous officials the only saaed man. aside from the wage
earners being the superintendent American who speaks
the native language perfectly and thoroughly understands
handling the peculiar class of labor with which he has to deal
Everything above ground we'll inside the nne is OF the
substantial and durable character while everything I'M
necessary strictly avoided The management has justly
shortest me and with the smallest expense that has been
obtained in the district That the stockholders money being
and will continue to be used in the most udcous manner
possible that they will receive every dollar Of profit pro-
dued by the mine under the present management does not ad
nit OF question.
investigated the question of titles with great care and
found them perfect.
Upon inquiry found that the company enjoys the high
est possible credit throughout the district and that the local
management possesses the full confidence of all the strong
financial interests there. No matter in what direction my in
vesigaons carried me- found the interests of the ockhod
ers guarded protected with and foresight that
omnend the management in the strongest possible terms
Upon my return to Washington, went to the offices of
the company to obtain such information would make my
investigations complete and glad to say that met the
franesS and general satisfactory condition of affairs
| did at The property.
There is but conclusion that can be drawn from the
facts found he and herein stated The Capuzaya
property is wonderful well unique Its value is practi
cally beyond estimate The anageen both in Mexico and
in Washington that could be desired by the exact
ing and thai the stock of the company will pay
dividends and command very high prices is to my mind
t6intV Yours very truly,
(Signed)
Il. H DARNEII IE