The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-27
THE: new MINERS ASSOCIATION

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find mines which have only existed
in the luri! ina ginaton Of promoters,
he retires wearicd and disg,isted and
tinally concludes ne will invest IN
something else. Under the complete
system planned by this Association,
they will make Mining Exchange
where reliabl information concerning
all classes Of property will always De
al the disposal of the investor. He
will have the renOrt on the property.
cn which ne desires to get informa
ton. made by reliable experts in the
employ of the Association. 1t will
he accompanied by absolute and com
plete data providing him with every
scrap of information he desires.
Mine owners can list their mines
with this Association for sale and not
! be obliged to hawk them all over the
country to Sad purchasers. When
placing their properties with the Ex-
change they deposit fee for the cost
Of sending an expert TO the property,
and if the report is favorable it Is
listed with the price and ) per cent
added and the mine Is Oh the market,
the Exchange handling the business
of placing it. If the property is not
ND to the representations made it is
listed as such and mine investors
will NOT have to bother themselv IS
any mere with it unless the owners
make further d~velOpments.
Board of Arbitration
Millions Of money is spel- annually
III mining litigation Shvster attor-
news who make q husinesS Of il. in
FolTe owners in legal warfare. which
sometimes absolutely destroys the
value Of mining property BY this
means mines are closed down indoi-
nitelE and While waiting for Court
deci o-:,le:s time and money i;
wasted. A feature Of the Miner
Association will be a board Of arhi-
tration composed of practical mining
men who will settle mining disputes
fer those who care to submit their
differences to this court and in many
instance litigation that might cost
hundreds Of thousands CT dollars and
| wears IF the laws delay. might be Set
tied in a week. The parties in the
controversy III rely sign a STIMULATION
: that they will abide by the decision
) of the Board Of Arbitration and sub
nit their evidence. This premise )
: 10 be one Of the most popular faa
: tnres CT the Exchange. 1t would not
: however debar members from submit
! ting their differences T. .re regular
5 courts if they so desir,t
Stamping Out the ! .ic--
S Wildcat mining promo, -r5 -, 40
\ have a path Of primroses after thi:
/ Association gets in working o:G2r
The best legal and detective talen
/ Will b. at the disposal Of the of tn
:, Association. ferrerine ont the ninin:
9 fa3ler. There are thousands of instal
Il ces where nlen Of limited means hay,
l invested life savings in scheme
: which are merely sandbanks place
} on the market to catch the eas,
t. money Ct people who have not tn
t, III ans Of legal redress wnen they ar
{ swindled. When this class of pee
n pie iolge a complaint with the AssC
g citation their case will be thorough
= investigated and tn legal machiner
g of the Exchange put in motion tosrl
d cover the money and land the swir
n d.ers in Jail. This will be done re
e gardless of expense until the the mil
ing field is pretty we'll cl5ared of thi
o, class Of cormorants. The bureau vi
20 at all times be ready TO answer il
H. quiries regarding properties by wir
z and they will issue regular bulletin
X regarding such matters which will /
le sent to every financial Institution j
10 the world. There will be a blac
SIS list Of mining fakes and by this met:
rs Oh Of publicity it will be very har
Of for this class of business to fourisl
Of This bulletin will be published in Sc
If eral languages. The Association vi
.. have fully equipped printing plai
on the premises.
he A Mining Bank
on A miners bank with five mllio,
r. capital will be part Of the enterpris;
at 1t will advance money on stock CT
et lateral, be depository for deeds
Is escrow handle the funds Of the Nor
e. bers and be open day and night TIL