The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-27
Financial. Financial. Financial

Tomorrow, Saturday. in the stock market of New York. there
will be offered for sale through representative Boston, New York.
and Philadelphia stock exchange houses 100000 shares of the
YUKON GOLD COMPANY
at not less than IS than $3.50 per share The entire 7OO
600 shares is treasury stock of the
YUKON GOLD COMPANY
Capital st75OOOOO; 100000 shares par S. eac and sold
for the benefit of the company.
THE YUKON GOLD COnPANY
Is owned by the Guggenheim Exploration Company
The Exploration Company Of the group of corporations
known throughout the world the "Guggenhem Metal Smelling
and Mining group"
Among the group the following companies:
Yukon Gold Company
Guggenhein Exploration Company.
American Smelling and Refining Company
American Smeters Securities Company
Federal Mining and Smelling Company
United Zinc Company.
National Lead Company
Owing to the huge capital Of these combined compan-h-
dds Of millions of dOaS-r enormous assets and great gross
and net earnings and the business and mining ability combined in
the administration and operation of the allied corporations this
group recognized throughout the world the head of the mining
industry Owing to the extraordinary success of all companies
which have became part of this group the enormous agge
gate of annual dividends and the fact that the stocks of the different
companies have sold at tremendous premiums their foaon
price Amecan Smeler capital SlOo0oOOOO par $780, sold in
1907 at STA per sha Guggenhem Exploration capital $4,000
OOO par $780, at $500 per sae the public have always eagerly
sought ownership any stock bearing the label OF this successful
The SeSt and choicest investment of the entire group has been
considered to be their yukon Gold" because
FHS-The product of gold mining always worth at least
100 cents the dollar in the money any naOn with the
ket always unlimited
Second-Becaus yukon Gold" dredging" and hydraulic
instead OF deep mining proposition which that
be affected unfaYOaby by flood famine, earthquakes dad
tines
ThdBecause the quantities of gold contained in the Yukon
property definitely known.
Fou-BecauSe the cost of mining this property could
always be accurately estimated.
FBecauSe this group had been liberal and farsighed in
their expenditures for he plant extent heretofore unedualed
in gold mining proposition in the Wod-that is this group will
have invested when their present plans have been completed hey
nearly complete now S2OO0OOO and three years of labor
not only eareSSy in Sted but wisely that the Guggen-
helms had accomplished nothing else n business this eff
fort would have marked them great public benefaCtoS
SKf-BeCauSe 1t positively known that the enterprise
an immensely profitable investment.
For the above leading akerS have eagerly sought
secure the whole large portion of the Yukon stock offer
the public For the same reasons the group have always refused to
part with any of it.
The only that makes possible to secure any of this
stock now IS first because it is completed success and sec
Ond because the group have been convinced that just time
when the people filled with dSru of all things corporation
wise will be of neSmab value to the whole investment and
corporation structure to spread through the ani into the hands of
thousands OF small and large investors at fraction of the stock of
their enterprise at less than onehalf of its actual worth
Two brief Illustrations will show to all the horse SSeness of
this move tie amount OF money lost to the group by selling the
public 100000 of the 100000 shares owned by the Exploration
Company at less than its worth and less than could be sold at 10
crease in the value of the stocks of the other corporations in the
group
The story the Yukoa property and stock is told better and
more fully in the reports and schedules which presented here
with than can tell it.
~ the sayso of of the best known and most reliable