The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28

The Materhorn Mining & Milling Co. was re-
Gently organized by one OF the attorneys for the
defense in the Haywood case, which has attracted
so much attention throughout the country.
Ii fell 20 the lot of this attorney from Chicago
in organizing the defense, to so into every MINING
camp in the Rocky Mountains, for it appar
ent from the start that the scope Of the famous
murder trial would include every crime that has
ever been laid al the door of the Western FEEDER
alton of Miners Consequently. regardless OF ex
pense, il necessary To investigate all these
acts Of awlessness and determine and he able
TO prove who the guilty parties We're. Witnesses
were widely scattered through several sta es and
territories and the work of ferreting out these
outrages took months of patient work and the
lawyers who did II made the acquaintance of
scores and hundreds OF old miners and prOspeC-
tors ander the most favorable circumstances. The
very fact that he entrusted With the work
Of such importance by the defense in the Idaho
cases guaranteed the mos cordial reception By
the miners and prospectors in every camp.
Having their implicit confidence in his honesty
and integrity and being from Chicago, it was not
strange that they sought % interest him IN the
development OF many fine prospect for mine.
He could spare but little time during the pro-
gress of his work 10 investigate these tempting
propositions, but he got general ,survey of the
field and when the work on the case was. finished
he retraced his steps and made thorough and
careful investigation Of several Of the most prom
Using prospects. He explored he assessment work
that had been done took honest samples Of the
ore that was exposed and carried them 70 Denver
and had them assayed and when the result
good returned and took other samples and sent
them 10 other assayeis to check the work and
make sure. He took photographs and examined
titles 70 property. had surveys made etc, and in
shcrt applied every test that careful business
man would suggest TO ascertain the real value Of
the properties, with the reselt that he determined
TO try TO raise money to open up some Of the prop
critics that seemed 10 be as near certainty for
investors as ii Is possible to be. Out OF con
siderable number thai were eNhaustively exam
nod hal
and OF these the one that promised the quickest
returns was chosen and the above company organ.
ized To develop H.
The Others will ID taken up in turn, bni Il 4
the determination ID make good with this one AMI
then The raising Of money for others VIII be com
Earatively easy
This property is near Telluride, Colo. in one Of
the greatest gold fields In America. Il adJoins
one of the richest gold mines in Colorado and Is
surrounded nv vpluable mines. II was located ID
1852 by fhc present cwner who has held It for the
past rs years hoping TO be the sole owner 81 one
OF the richest gold mines in existence, but adj
vancing years and lack of money have con
WINGED him that his dreams OF riches can ohy
come true by taking Others into the proposition
who will furnish the necessary funds for develop
uent. He is an old soldier. practical miner ana
has such confidence in the property that years
ago before the railroad was within hundred
miles Of IT, he refused offer OF 100000 for the
claims. Now the y. g. r. q. Ry crosses the prop
erty attracted there by the rich mines that ST.
round H. Every convenience Is at hand for econ
omjcal operation and the property has stood every
test Of genuine ness. over $50 feet OF tunhehhs
along the ore veins has been done ana ore run
ming from $50 TO $40 per ton exposed; n snort
we are warranted in believing we have the max
ing Of one Of the greatest gold mines in The state
WRITE
JESSE ORA HUNT. Pres. =,