Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-23

ably milled. while the bullion returns
of the old company indicate the re
coyery Of something over $500, 900.
This is an average Of SIS per ton, and
if only 20 per cent Of the value was
recovered, then the real value OF that
ore is $50 per ton. Now, then. If we
use so as the multiple instead Of 10,
the ore body opened up on the Whip
sperwill and Cornucopia is worth close
to $4,000, 900.
1t is just here that IA few of the att
tractiye features Of our proposition
begin to unfold It was not until
years after that ore body was opened
that the cyanide process for recover
ing the gold values in ore became a
success, and about the same time 1T Il
vast discovered that about SO per cent
of the values in that enormous ore
body Of ours could be saved by this
method. It has since been demon
strated to be the largest known body
of ore admirably adapted to this pro-
cess, and as a further clincher, we
have the most complete cyanide plant.
in the country today, with capacity
of 500 tons per day.
Suppose we were running on $40
ore and saving SO per cent of the
value! That would be 81, 300 per day.
Suppose we were running on $40 ore
and saving SO per cent! Or, better
still, suppose We were running on ore
the value Of which approximates that
taken out by the Englishmen? Can
you figure the per diem returns? Can't
!. you see that it exceeds the enormous
total Of $3s, 900.
Now. If that ore body does not ex-S
tend single foot below the present
i workings, which is too absurd to con
slider, and we do not place higher
value than SO per ton on our ore,
which is equally absurd, we still have
nearly $4,000, 900 in this one piece Of
! property, which is a pretty good thing
in itself and which of itself alone
I would establish value of 81 per
share on our stock.
This is just one of the matters re-
ferred to in our advertisement several
1 days ago. when we said we had not
presented Opportunity in her most at
1 tractive setting. There are number
of others equally attractive, but what
we have said to date and the value we
have declared our stock to possess
& should make it a big enough bargain
q for anybody, and which ought to be
+ big enough for you.
At the beginning of this article we
& mentioned several kinds Of smiles, but
made nc reference to the gratified
smile. This is the smile our stock
holders will wear when they hear all
there is to be told about the property
Il they have become part owners In.
There is great deal more to be
told, but whether 1t will be told pub
y 1icly or not is undecided. What has
/ been said down to the present has
* been enough to interest a great many
f people, number Of whom are among
the best known in the state.
You will make no mistake by be-
. coming the owner Of some of our
stock. It is not only certain to adj
vance in price, but it has such value
behind it that 1t is today worth more
than six times what it Is selling for.
We are selling this stick for the
4 purpose Of accommodating working
capital with which to resume mining
q and milling operations, and begin res
covering the values in the ore bodies
3 already opened up. We do not need
!. money for development work on the
mine, nor yet for surface improve
\ nents. We have over two miles of
eyelopment work on the property
and over $500, 900 worn Of surface i'm
4 provements.
Better get your order In today. 1t
may be too late tomorrow. You can
Guy to day at SO cents per share. Re
member what Cecil Rhodes said !:
Buy q good mining stock low. That
fits OURS perfectly. It Is d good
stock now the price will be better
soon. and Just as soon as people find
out what we have twill be the most
sought after stock on the market.
RITE TODAY