The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18

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mining company he becomes an own
er in the company whose stock he
buys, and an associate owner with the
directors and controlling factors OF
the property. The careful and
thoughtful individual is usually choice
ir the company he keeps. and when
he is asked to purchase stock in a
corporation about the first question
he asks is "who is the management OF
the company, and who are the board
of directors?" The answer to these
questions in a majority of cases de-
termine whether or not the propo-
sition is further considered
The personnel of the directorate,
and management of the WESTERN
SILVER MINES COMPANY is one
of its strong assets. One has but to
read the names to feel confident that
the aims and intentions of the COM
pany will be honestly carried out,
that it is thoroughly on the square,
ard that the affairs of the company
will be faithfully and honestly adj
ministered. Under such conditions
when company says, as stated in
their prospective, Offerings of the
company are made under the con-
dition that the statements made in
this publication are absolutely true,
that there has been no exaggeration
or false misrepres sensations, and that
the best interests of the stockholders
OF the Company will be conserved at
all times" the thoughtful investor
must certainly feel that the deal is
clean, and that he is dealing with
honest and reliable men. Such is the
aim and desire of the Western Silver
Mines Company as interpreted by
the distinguished men who have asso-
ciated themselves together to devel-
op this promising property.
The property of the Western Sill
yer Mines Company is located III the
Silver Star Mining District, Mineral
County, Nevada, six miles from
Rellevile, on the Southern Pacific
Railroad, and on the Greater Gold
Silver belt in the u. S. 1t covers
ten contiguous lode mining claims
and one mill site, total OF approx
mately 22O acres. The physical and
climatic conditions are favorable for
handling the product of the mine,
and working it the year round The
property has been most thoroughly
experted and examined by competent
engineers, and pronounced a propo-
sition of real merit Over 900 sam
pies OF ore taken at regular intervals
over measured widths, have been
assayed and found to contain values
that warrant its being worked to full
capacity with every assurance OF
success. Actual return from 2S cars
shipped TO smelter show a return
of $500 to $500 per ton. Under its
present state of development there is
100000 tons of ore in sight and
blocked out, and 10000 tons more on
the dump making total Of 2lOOoO
tons.
This ore alone, it Is said, will run
a 100 ton mill to capacity Tor seven
wears, returning net p.oht o. over
es200000 per year. -,
The first unit 20 be installed w'''
comprise a 100 ton mill, to be IN
creased as development advances 10
one of 500 tons daily capacity
The present tunnel on the l5oo 1907
level on the vein practically all inc
NAV and it is the unanimous opinion
of all the mining engineers and eN-
,erts who have examined the proper
~ that this tunnel will open an adj
d;t;onal 100000 tons OF ore with a
gross value of over $lSNOOoO after
deducting the costs OF mining, mill
;rg administration and allowing but
500 recovery of metal from the ore
uhe mill tests show better thar
oOo6), gives net profit OF over $io
oO0OOO to be distributed to the stock
holders.
This ore body may be worked on
through a 500 ton mill in approx
mately ten years, it is estimated re
turning a profit OF $l,OOOOVO a yea