The Washington times., 1905-01-08
FINANCIAL.
TO THE PUBLIC:

So numerous have been the inquiries concerning the Ca
puzaya Mine since the publication of the Officers Announce
nlen to the Stockholders indicating great desire the part
of the public in general for information yet been
given out that have been requested to make brief statement
of the facts and the conclusions justified by them
The property is situated about 81 miles from Parral
Chihuahua Mexico city of twenty odd thousand IN
hahants, reached by branch of the Mexican Central Rail
road leaving the main line at Jmnez drive of IS minutes
from the city D an easy carriage excellent road lands
the visitor at the mine The mining district of Pana has been
famous large producer of precious metals for nearly three
hundred years 1t is well authenticated fact that there not
single instance of failure to reach bonanza ore at depth OF
$50 to 800 eet Oh any vein that has been worked in the dis
uc, and is also fact that the bottom of ore body has
been found in the district In the opinion of those who
have made the most careful investigations and who eope
tent to judge the Parral District the best in Mexico not m
the world and possesses nequaled advantages The City OF
Parra lighted by electricity, has good hotels two Clubs ex
cellen banking facilities large machinery and mining supply
warehouses telephones and telegraph The Parra and Duran
go Railroad having southwesterly from the city pen
etraes tie timber REGION ffong inexausble supply of
excellent timber for mining purposes and wood tor fue at
very reasonable cost There than dozen competitive
ore buyers in the market representing the various Seter
thus nSurg at all times ready market for the ores as mined
The general conditions for mining IDEAL ahordg great
economies in me cost of machinery supplies and tansporta
ton
The Capuzaya property comprises three original de-
nounceens officially known San Vicente San Baltaza ard
Capuzays locally known the Capuzaya Group, bounded
the north by the San Antonio de la Pena Nine producing
bonanza in quantity, the north and east by La Pama
owned by Pedro Alvarade and unquesionaby the most pe
noenay rich mine the world except Capuzaya and the
east by the Santa Ines Mine The situation of Capuzaya
its value patent to the expert and ayan alike
The body Of the other three mines mentioned is known 10
enter Capllzaya solid mass 800 feet in width and has
been penetrated depth of feet and i47 feet
by Aaado Capuzaya side e and has been the
north line by San Antonio de la Pena for i73 feet This entire
body stupendos in sze aTveousy rich and unusual in
its strength and character dagonay the entire
property where at the southeast SOUTH and southwest
caught by immense spar dyke and held in place water in
reservoir Thus is giveE to Capuzaya importance and
value practically incalcuable.
three-compartment working shaft constructed in tie
best possible with view to peranence and great
drance 300 feet deep sinking Capuzaya At
depth of feet the first level is being driven toward Alva
radios lire In this level the top of the great body has been
struck and in quantity found that will pay net profit of
fifty dollars gold value to the ton This 500 feet above
Avarados deepest workings and where the richest he
has yet found.
From this 2oofoot level drift is being driven to tap the
bonanza body opened the extreme north line of the
erty by the San Antonio la Pena Nine thus making avala
BILE for hitting that immense quantity of rich The second
level started from the shaft three hundred feet
and will be in all directions penetrating the 100 feet
below the present workings, giving for attacking in
many places we'll stopping from above This method
will be pursued at each 100 feet of depth reached in the ne
until daily output of 500 tons shall have been attained
Avarado having proved the for depth of feet below
our first level have absolute certainty upon which 10
The unebeished facts regarding Alvarado and his mine
make chapter in real life of extraordinary interest srpasS
ing the faneies and overreacng the lagnaions of the