The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-05-25
'Parad disc Gold
Mining Company

Frank Obermuller, an old Ste. Cen
evieve county boy, who has for many
years been engaged in mining ven
lures in the west, is now in this city
presenting his latest mining PROPOSE
tion which is being developed near
Phoenix, Ariz., which he is confident
will prove to be the richest gold mine
he and his brother, j. L. Obermuller,
have ever been identified with. Yet they
have been quite successful in their min
ing operations, having made rich de-
velopments in Mexico, which were in
terrupted by the internal strife that
is yet devastating that country.
Mr.. Obermuller was formerly well
known through this part of Missouri,
and it is those who know him that be-
come most deeply interested in his
latest development, for which he is
selling stock at 25 cents share, to a
limited amount, in order to proceed
with the development and proving of
the property, which he believes will
open up one of the richest mining
properties in Arizona. He is an old
friend Of Judge Peter H. Huck, who
has invested quite largely in stock in
the Paradise Gold Mining Co., which
is the name of the corporation.
Mr.. Obermuller has with him COM
plete credentials testifying that the
proposition is bona fide. He has deeds
to the land on which the mining prop
erty is located, as well as certificate
of incorporation for $1,000,000. He
also has pictures of the property, as
well as charts showing the present
stage of the work, and samples of the
gold-bearing quartz, which he figures
will run from $12 to $25 per ton. But
even if it should drop to $5 per ton
it would mean splendid investment,
as Mr.. Obermuller figures on So COW
ering the cost of production. There is
now one shaft down about los feet on
this property, which comprises 1870
acres, and drill hole down about 1877
feet, which shows gradual enrich
ing of the quartz.
Though Mr.. Obermuller is very
conservative in all his statements,
one can discern that he is greatly en-
Unused with the prospects that are al
ready apparent in the holdings of the
Paradise Gold Mining Co. With his
many years of successful experience
in the mining game, together with his
conservative nature, would seem to be
another favorable indication of the
richness of those holdings. But above
and beyond all of this, both he and
his brother are attempting to put this
company on it's feet without drawing
cent of salary for themselves. In
fact the miners working on the claim
are taking one-half of their wages in
stock. All of which looks good for
the Paradise Gold Mining Co. Mr.,
0bermuller has already been suf-
ficiently encouraged in the manner in
which he is selling the stock that he
has ordered additional machinery for
developing the mine.
This appears to the writer as being
an excellent opportunity for invest
ment of some cash, with apparently as
great surety as can be secured on
any mining investment. In fact, a
talk with Mr.. 0bermuller, we believe,
will convince you that such an invest
ment is as secure as any investment
can be that is not absolutely tied
down. He will be at the st. Fran
co.'s Hotel in this city until next Mon
day morning, after which he should
be addressed at Ste. Genevieve for
any information desired. Mail so ad-
dressed will be forwarded in. case he
should not be there.