East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17

gates at one and the same time so that
the flood OF gold may start this way,
means much expense for short time,
but Notwithstanding the added proper
ties, and the more than doubling OF
the intrinsic value of our mines and
claims.
We Shall Not Increase the Price OF
Stock, But Now Offer All Not Sold
at 10 Cents per Share. as Formerly,
rs per Cent Down and 25 per Cent
per Month.
We urge present stockholders to
take up this stock at once. Do not let
1t go to the world at large. or course
we will sell to all who apply, but
earnestly desire that those who have
stood by the proposition until now 1t
is to bloom into a mighty, monster
paying property, that they acquire all
that is offered at this sale. IT is THE
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. We have
all our properties equipped the Night
hawk among them, except the smaller
parcels. and the development work
already done Is worth every cent of
what the famous leases have cost us.
This Stock Now. at 10 Cents per Share
Is As If We Had Sold Before at
Cents Each, Because All Shares Sold
Now Cover What Were Both Cor
porations. the Butte Boys Having
But Five Claims at First. and the
Central Only Its Two Leases.
The company never has advertised
it's Butte Boys stock at less than 10
cents, but now for a time SHARES
THAT COVER ALL NINE PROPER
TIES will be sold for a while at 10
cents each. And those shares sold
now will not have TO wait for a year
or two for dividend returns. 1t would,
we feel sure, be safe to say that buy
ers will be getting dividends before
the last installments have been paid.
What the Goldfield Tribune Says of
Our Lease.
The next day after we had signed
the lease of the Florence Central (now
merged into the Butte Boys), the
Goldfield Daily Tribune had this to
say of the deal:
"The Florence Central Mining COM
pany of Portland. Ore, has secured a
lease on one of the choicest sections
of the camp in the famous estate own
ed by the Goldfield Florence company,
which has produced millions and
which today is the center of the most
phenomenal mining operations of the
state. Within a stones throw of the
Little Florence, the Florence Central
has leased a tract of ground that is
approximately ESQ by 324 feet and
abuttlng on the north on the ground
of the Ched Mining company, the
south by the Little Florence, on the
west by the Florence Annex, and on
the east by the Murelia The area is
almost virgin ground, as 1t lies across
the tracks beginning at the Milltown
hotel, and then running in south
easterly direction. 1t Is proposed to
begin work at once on a double COM
partment shaft and crowd the sinking
to the limit, as the operators are con-
fident that il Is only a question of
sinking before they will tap one of
the numerous high-grade ledges Of the
Florence.
1.-The same company has a two
years lease on the Nighthawk, adjoin-
ing the booth on the north. Here there
is an excellent double compartment
incline shaft that is down to the 200
foot level and which carried an eight
foot vein all the way down to the no.
foot, where 1t left the shaft. Through
some fault, the former management
never attempted to recover this or any
other vein through systematic cross
cutting so that the new company has
most excellent chances for finding an
other bonanza. Work has already
started in cleaning out the shaft and
bailing has begun, as there Is quite
a flow of water accumulated in the