Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-26
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The New York Times GONE time.
ago said: s'ss IS III, 1.
# The world S Increased production
of precious metals results from the ap-
plication Of modern reduction process
es to well-known deposits Of gold and
other precious metals. III. . 55. +. ( .s v.
ia 1T is q safe assertion to say that
Of the $68,500,oOo Of precious and
semi-pre cious metals produced in Mon +.
tana during the year 1906, at least 80
per cent came from ore that ten years
ago could not have been proftably
worked. There have been marvellous
evolutions in the mining and treat
ment processes Of the last few years"
Dr. Cabell Whitehead, the chief as
isarayer OF the mint bureau Of the
United States, says: # - vi, .s35e +
Il There is not mill in the Trans
Yaal that could be worked today at a
profit except for the cyanide process,
but there are twelve companies oper-
ating in that territory whose shares
nave, in the aggregate, market value
today of more than s5Oo,o0O,oo not
one Of which could have been profit
ably operated in the year 1890 by any
process or appliance then in general
use.' t e ssss 5..s e.; ;,a s' .a
The National Banker says:
II THE unparalleled prosperity of the
mining industry at the present time.
has caused widespread public atten-
ton. Fortunes are being obtained by
following mining and by investing in
mining stock, and the business men Of
today are realizing this fact and
profiting by it as in no other period of
history. There is an element of haz--
ard in every business, but not as great.
a risk in mining as has been imagined
in the past. Mining has been reduced
to business. Improved machinery,
scientific knowledge and business:
management place mining on as safe
plane of operation as that of any
business requiring all these elements. +
Millionaries and multimillionaires are
made in this marvellous industry"
The New York Commercial says: II u
fortunes of great magnitude have
been made in mining stocks, and
other fortunes will be made in the
same class Of securities. Surplus
money, looking for safe investment,
could not be put to better Or more
available use. The immense wealth
that has been taken from American
mines is a fascinating inducement.a
The figures argue greater wealth to
come" .&* + 81 .
The Sale Lake Mining Review says:
1T is astonishing to note the great
ly increased activity which dominates
the mining industry of the great West
and to observe the almost feverish
demand in almost every walk of life
Rfor gilt-edged mining properties. The
situation as to mining has greatly
improved during the past few years,
and investors and capitalists who
looked upon mining, not so very long
ago, as a gamble, and the mining op-,
: orator as a shark, are now glad to be-
come interested in the former, and to
become Intimately associated with the
latter Experience has shown that
fortunes are more easily made in min
ing enterprise than in any other com
mercial, manufacturing, agricultural
or business occupation T.
The New York Tribune not long ago
said: h W 5.ss
There is a general, but mistaken
impression that the tremendous in
crease in the worlds annual gold out
/ put is due to the numerous discover
\. les of late years In different parts of
the globe Of new fields, particularly
placers. Internationally the output
sof these add greatly to the worlds
I store; but one must look, for the
source of not the least substantial in
crease to the wonderful strides made
! in the applied sciences and to the i'm
\ proved and more business-like man
4 agement and conduct Of quartz min
! ing operations" j
This is public sentiment as, voiced
by the leading publications Of the
United States. Are you in line there
with? II you are, better write us to-
" day for some Of our stock You can.
get it at 50 cents per share, and you do
not have to have all cash. s
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