The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-24
UNTOLD MILLIONS
In Store for the Stockholders of the
Arizona Southwestern Copper Co.
MINING ENGINEER REPORTS
Extracts From Letter Written by
Prominent Men Who Have Visit
the AIines-Every One of
Whom Has Purchased
Stock.

lThe gold ard silver values shown BY
the assayers' certificates will more thar
pay the operating expenses of the Ari
zona Southwestern Copper company
leaving the copper and lead net profit
This company is Kansas enterprise
management invites rigid investigation
by individuals and the state officials OF
Kansas.
A visit to this great mine is convinc-
ing as evidenced by the following:
81 visited the mines of the Arizona
Southwestern Copper company ard in
order to satisfy myself more fully
went directly from there to the United
Verde mine at Jerome in order to COM
pare conditions: and, from what 1 saw,
1 believe that Ccpperville will make an
other United Verde when fully opened
up. r. H. WEBER.
1922 MINI. Ave, Kansas City. Kan"
My experience as miner for over
thirty years. teaches me, that the Ari-
zona Southwestern will become a BIG
producer. My faith in this property is
unlimited; more so, when I make COM
Tarison with such well known mines as
the LIE Roi, B. G.; mines at Butte, Mon
tana; Bingham Canyon, Utah; and the
United Verde. 1 have seen these mines
develop from mere nothing to producers
of untold millions.
know of no reason why the ARR
IONA SOUTHWESTERN will not do
the same thing as development prog
resses. JOHN P. I.EFLER,
"Copperville. Arizona, July 1, 1910"
Surprised at seeing so strong and
hfqbIg mir. aral 2ad &c,
entire length of nearly two miles; found
gold and silver as well as copper-hold
stock that 1 reserved until my return;
advise my friends that I consider it
good.
u. c. McCLINTOCK.
LOS Angeles. Cal, Aug. 9, 1907
II was on the property THREE days
in June of 1910. The surface groupings
are immense, showing good values in
copper, silver, gold and lead. There is
also a large tonnage of ore blocked out
by drifts and tunnels. In my opinion.
Copperville. when fully operned up will
be permanent dividend payer
WIN. RODEKUF
sos Sandusky Ave, Kanss.s City, KAN
81 believe too, that it will make one
of the BIG BONANZA mines when
thoroughly opened up, and in operation
with mill in full blast. 1 now own $1,000
shares and would like to increase them
to at least $4,000. as I have faith that
the stock viii in a few years be very
valuable.
DIR. A. B. SEELYE.
abilene. Kan. May 20, 1910"
/ visited the mines of the Arizona
Southwestern Copper company and
found everything just as represented.
] had two assays made which run
$25.17 and $3.50 per ton. 1t is a
great property. es
WILLIAM METH, Kearney, Mo.
examined the property of the Ari-
81, 1909; was amazed at the surface
showing. I selected average samples
of ore; had them assayed at Los An
geles, Cal. at my own expense. and
they averaged $27 per ton. I believe,
with proper development, we have the
making of one of the great mines of
the country. w. R. GEER,
679 Orchard ave-, Belleville, Pa
Having practical experience in min
ing and a knowledge of some of the
largest producing mines of Colorado, 1
investigated the property of the Ari-
IONA Southwestern Copper Company
at Cooperville, Arizona.
1 examined the surface groupings
the entire length of the property; went
down in the shaft and examined the
are body in each drift and was amazed
at the showing of ore in sight. I found
that the statements made in the COM
pany's literature are absolutely cor
rect. If every stakeholder would visit
the mine. ,oney to put the property
on a paying basis would be promptly
provided. w. S. MILLER.
1928 w. 18th Street, Pueblo, Colo.