Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 02, 1906, Page 17, Image 17

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    TlfE 3IORNIXG OHEGOIAN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1900.
IT
GINAL
WD
BAM
EXTENSION COMPANY
Capitalization 1,000,000 Shares Treasury Stock, 400,000
Par Value of Shares $1.00 Fully Paid,
INon-Assessable
s
ubscriptioo Price, 20c Per Share
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: .
O. O. KINCAID President
Cashier of John S. Cook & Co.'s.
AUGUSTUS TILDEN Vice-President
Attorney at Law, Goldfield, Nev. f
JAMES L. LINDSAY Treasurer
Cashier State Bank, Goldfield, Nev.
EMERY H. LATIMER Secretary
Secretary Union Securities Company of Nevada.
SAMUEL G. BOSTON Superintendent
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A Proven 1
ine for
the Price of a Prospect
On the south adjoins the now famous GOLD BAR PROPERTY, whose shares were first issued at 17c, and have since sold
at $2.05 (now $1.27.) ,
On the East, adjoins the GOLD KING GROUP, whose shares first issued at 15c, since sold at 40c; now 34c.
On the North, adjoins the CARNATION GROUP, whose shares were first issued at 25c ; now 75c.
On the West, adjoins the GOLD BAR ANNEX GROUP,' whose shares were first issued at 12c; now 32c.
Within 600 feet west of the HOMESTAKE (has the same vein), whose shares were first issued at 75c; now $1.27.
Within 1500 feet of the DAISY (has the same vein), whose shares were first issued at 15c; now 45c.
The Surest Thinq in Mininq:
That the Original Gold Bar Will Greatly
Advance Over the Present Issue Price
Eight distinct veins have been discovered so far on this property, four running to the North and South, and an equal number
to East and West.
The entire Gold Bar Mountain is heavily mineralized, and further development will undoubtedly prove the existence of
veins other than those already mentioned. As these veins, without exception, extend into the adjoining properties, where they
have been opened to a considerable depth, and there show big values, it is practically certain that the same values will be found
on this ground as depth is gained; and the delay in opening this property has been due solely to the fact that the development
of the adjoining properties would determine the value of this ground, as the veins are identically the same.
The veins extending in the Gold King Group on the East at a depth of 160 feet show shipping values of $200 per ton; while
on the Ilomestake Group, 600 feet to the east, at the 300-foot level, the vein is 160 feet wide and will ALL average better than $30
per ton.
Three of the veins running north and south enter into the GOLD BAR PROPERTY. The main GOLD BAR vein is the
largest in the district, being 178 feet wide, with an average value of $12 per ton for the whole vein, while small parts show shipping
values of $1600 to the ton.
In our opinion a purchase of the ORIGINAL GOLD BAR stock at the issue price of 20c per share is equivalent to BUYING
A DOLLAR TOR FIFTY CENTS; and we believe the stock will show a premium over the issue price of a HUNDRED PER CENT
WITHIN SIXTY DAYS! .
The value of the veins having been proven by the developments in the adjoining properties, which completely surround this
group, takes this property out of the prospect class and at once makes it a MINE.
As such we recommend it as the most desirable among the many good Bullfrog properties on the market today.
Reservations should be made by telegraph to insure consideration, and remittance in full by bank draft or certified check must
be forwarded immediately after allotment Is made.
By Telegraph
Since the above advertisement was written a sensational new strike has been made on the Gold Bar in North Shaft ore running $3178 to the ton, the richest ever
found in the Bullfrog District. This strike is only two hundred feet from the original Gold Bar property, which has the same vein.
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GOLDFIELD
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NEVADA
Nevada
REFERENCE: Any Bank in Nevada