The Oregon daily journal., October 08, 1906, Page 9, Image 9

THB OKEOON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MOWPAY BVBNIWQ, OCTOBER , HOB.
Sullivan Trust Company's Fall Promotions i
Eagle's Nest Fairview Hining Company, 35 Cents Per Share
As-You-Uke-It Manhattan Mining Company, 25 Cents Per Share
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We offer for immediate subscription, unsold portion of 850,000 shares of the Treasury Stock of the
per snare, ana oi zou.uuu
of the par value of $5,
Ab-You-Like-It Manhattan Mining Company of the par value $1, at 25 cents per share, and of (80,000
shares of the Treasury Stock of the Eagle's Nest Fairview Mining Company,
at 85 cents.
These Pall Issues have been practically over-subscribed in advance of public announcement by bank
ers, brokers and mining men throughout the country and we have been able to reserve only 100,000
shares in each Company for investors who shall now make direct subscription. '
History of All Our Spring Promotions
(Now All Standard Listed Securities.)
JUMPING JACK MANHATTAN MINING CO Promoted at 80c, now 55c bid
STRAY DOG MANHATTAN MINING CO Promoted at 55c, now 85c bid
INDIAN CAMP MANHATTAN MINING CO Promoted at 80c, now 85c bid
(On mine showings, all three of these stocks should be selling around $1 per share within 60 days.)
Eagle's Nest Fairview Mining Co. As-Yoa-Like-It Manhattan Mining" Co.
Capitalisation. . .1,000,000 shares Treasury Stock. . .850,000 shares
Par value of shares 85. Fully paid. Non-assessable
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 85 CENTS PER SHARE
Capitalization . . . 1,000,000 shares Treasury Stock . . . 850,000 shares
Par value of shares $5. Fully paid. Non-assessable
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 85 CENTS PER SHARE
Warn eiwwtar imw of the property mt Mlmln ornxpay- "
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Officers and Diretors of
Both Companies
HON. JOHN SPARKS President
Governor of the State of Nevada
JOHN D. CAMPBELL Vice-President
President Stray Dog and Indian Camp Man
hattan Mining Companies
L. M. SULLIVAN .Treasurer
President of L. M. Sullivan Trust Company
JAMES E. DEOAN .Secretary
Cashier Nye ft Ormsby Co. Bank, Goldfield
GEO. D. FTOTfTT. Counsel
Attorney at Law, Goldfield
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REPORT OF JOHN D. CAMPBELL
Nevada's Foremost Mining Engineer
ON THE
Eagle's Nest Fairview Hining Company
To til Prealdent and Directors
Goldfleld. Nev.. Sept. 16, 106.
Eagle's Fairview Mining Company.
Goldfield, Nevada.
OBNTLBMKN ttHf report on the surface showings of the property owned by you In the Fairview District,
consisting of the Tlaaon, Eagles Neat No. 1. Lookout, and Lookout No. 1 claims. ' .
Tbto property la bounded on the north by tha Dromedary Hump Mining Company, on the aouthaaat by the FBJr
Tlaw Eagle Mining Company and tb Nevada RUla Mining Company, and on the aouthwaat by tha Fairview Mining
Company In fact. It la In the center and aurroundad by the beat properties In Falrvletr.
i My examination of thla ground waa mada for tha purpose of deciding whara we should do our permanent work and
required quit a lot of consideration On account of tha many good ledge whloh traverse our ground. I finally decided
on a tunnel to be driven on a ledge which croasea tha Tlaaon. whara w found an excellent showing. The tunnel atarta
at the base of the hill on which the ladga cropa and will continue on it atrike a distance of 160 feet to our objective
point the apex of tha hill and dlreotly under the location of the Tlaaon. Tha ledge crop th entire dlatance and
shows ore at the grass roots running IfO to IIS a ton. A second ledge running northeast and outhweat and croo
ning for 20d feet, showing ISO to 140 a ton, will bo Intersected by thla tunnel at a dapth of over 100 feet
On the Lookouts are several good-looking quarts ledges, which assay from a few dollars up, and which will be
thoroughly prospected at once. . - . . .
On the Eagle s Neat No. I, there la a fine showing of manganese or, and within a fw ft of our lln high grade
ahlpplng ore la being sacked on WlngflelOTs property.
In conclualon I would tat that In my opinion thla la a flrat-claaa mining proposition and one of the very beat
.,,,. i o-.lrview Respectfully submitted,
showings in Fainnew. JOHN D. CAMPBELL.
Consulting Engineer, Vice-President and General Manager.
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Eagle's Nest Fairview's Aristocratic Neighbors
NEVADA HILLS Promoted in July at $1 per share, now selling at $3
FAIRVIEW EAGLE Promoted in August at 90 cents per share, now selling at 83c
As-You-Like-It Manhattan's Royal Neighbors
STRAY DOG Promoted in March at 56c per share, now 65c
INDIAN CAMP Promoted in April at 80c per share, now 85c
(Par, $1 per share, is predicted for these two stocks by December 1.)
REPORT OF JOHN D. CAMPBELL
Nevada's Foremast Mining Engineer
ON THE
As-You-Like-It Manhattan Mining Co.
Goldleld. Net.. Sept. IS, 10.
To th President and Directors,
As-You-Llke-n Manhattan Mining Company,
Ooldfleld, Nevada.
GENTLEMEN : t
In accordance with your Instructions I bog to submit to you a brief report on tha "As-You-Like-It" group of
clalma. owned by th As-You-Like-It Manhattan Mining Company, and situate in the Manhattan Mining District:
Thla group consists of four claims, namely: Tha "As-You-Llke-IV "Llssard Fraction." Keystone" and "Juniper"
lode mining claims, lying within a short distance of the Union No. mln of th Dexter group and In the immediate
locality of th Little Grey. Indian Camp. Stray Dog, and other well-known mining properties of th camp Th area
of tha property comprises approximately (0 acres of valuable mineral ground.
During th past month exhaustive surface exploration has been In progress, with tha result that three vein of
or hare been dlecloeed that prospect well at grass roots. With a view to exploring these vein at dapth, three
shafts irave been put down th deepeat one having attained a depth of S feet. Th bottom f thla shaft shows
values across it entire width and la all vain matter. Thla Is known aa the "As-You-Llke-If shaft, and will be con
tinued as permanent workings to systematically explore the ore bodies at depth.
The Juniper" shaft Is down IT fast and also prospects In gold for the entire width of th shaft A depth of 17
feet baa been reached on tha ahaft n th "ICeyaton" claim of tha group. xplorlng a vln that traverses tha Indian
Camp mine and crop on th northwest portion of th "Keystone." Thla vein also shows gold In several different
plecee along Its strike.
The location of tb property In th immediate vicinity of sueh well known and thoroughly proved mines aa tha
Stray Dog. Indian Camp, Jumping Jack, Union No. t and Little Grey gives to It very grsat prospective value and
warrants th prosecution of exhaustive development work so aa to make a permanent dividend-paying proposition.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN D. CAMPBELL.
Consulting Engineer. Vice-President and General Manager.
will be listed on the Important exchang-es of
rabsoxtptlons are closed, aad wUL WyeM a doubt, at onoe ooaunaad premium.
1 stocks as high-Class speculative investments aad probable big future dividend-payers,
be mats by teleerreph. to Lasers consideration, and rsmltbaavoas 1st full, by bank draft or
titled check, must be forwards: Immediately after allotment la made. Otherwise allotment wlU a
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COUNTY Mill TO BE HELD
AT PRIHEVILLE
Event Is to Be On of Largest
Shows Ever Given in East
ern Oregon.
special Olspetek to The Jearaatl
Prlnevllle, Or.. Oot. . On of th
largeat and moat extenslts county fatra
ever held In eastern Oregon will con
tinue here for four day thla month
commencing on 'Wednesday, October 1.
Th special feature will be th live
stock aad agricultural exhlbta whloh
are expected to aurpass both la quality
and number any prsvlous display of the
county's products.
The agricultural exhibit whloh were
on dlaplay at tha fair beld laat month
at Redmond, the headquarter of the
Deschutes Irrigation at Power company,
will be brought to Prlnevtlle for th
county exhibit. Th garden produce
and grain grown on tha Irrigated tracts
of Crook county this yasr attained re
markable slse and the quality of all
the producta has been of the bee 14
From the wheat bait In the northwest
ern part of tb county, from the tim
bered section along tha Desohutea. and
from tha gold mine at Howard and
Aahwood, and the Cinnabar propertlee in
eastern Crook will com th best that
the various sections produce.
The livestock exhibit will also at
tract considerable attention, owing to
the extensive preparations which are
being mad to hou th cattle, sheep
and horses which will b brought In
from sll ths stock sections. Some of
the finest blooded sheep from tha Bald
win Sheep Land company, one of th
largeat aheap ranches In ths world, will
be on exhibit, and tha public generally
win see for the first time th quality
and extent of th varied Industrie of
central Oregon.
Th fair is to he held on ths 10-aere
tract of land which the Agricultural
association reently soqulred. For
many months paat the aaaociatlon has
kept a force of man constantly em
ployed bulldng new pavilions and mak
ing permanent improvements to the
grounds and race track. Tha latter will
be used this year for ths Jockey rsces
which will be run evary day-during tb
fair and for which purses amounting
to 11.000 have been hung.
HOOD RIVER FRUIT FAIR
O. aV B B. Make Seduced Bate to
Biter.
From October ll to It tha Hood River
Biennial Fruit Fair and Oregon Irriga
tion association meeting will be held t
Hood River, and for thla occasion ths
O R. a N. will maka a round-trip rat
from Portland of ti lt- Tickets may he
secured at th city ticket office, corner
Third and Washington streets.
CROOK COUNTY'S PROPERTY
VAIUAT1QH DOUBLED
Levy Will Be Lower This Year
Although Courthouse Is to
Be Built.
(Special mepsteh te The JearasL)
Prlnevllle, Or., Oct. I. Crook county's
property valuatlona reach a figure' orsr
twlea that of a year ago. according to
tha assessment roll of County Assessor
J. D. LaFollette, which has just been
completed.
Th total valuation of taxable prop
erty for 10 1 tMM.117 This is
mors than twice th value shown on the
assessor's roll for the year 10S. when
the valuation was placed at IMHIM.
Th phenomenal Increase re due princi
pally to th rapid development of the
county under th atlmulua of Irriga
tion, th many timber claims patented
which are now taxable property. Tand to
tha fact that the assessor this year baa
placed a higher valuation on both the
tillable and non-tillable land through
out th county.
Th rata of levy fr thla year waa
slightly In ex of 21 mill, and for
th ensuing year will b considerably
less, even with an add I tonal expense of
ISO, 000 to he Incurred by the county In
th erection of a new courthouse, bids
for whlh wer ordr sdvsrttsed at th
last ssslon of th county court.
Designs for tha new, building bar
been submitted by Sclera architect and
approved, and th new county court
house will be built of Crook county
stons and brick and will be . three
stort in height. It will occupy th
seme equare of ground on which tha
present building stands, th latter to
be moved to another section of th city
where It will be remodeled and used as
a eeuaty poorhouaa.
ECHO CONTRACTOR IS
TO BUILD NEW LEVEE
I Special Dtspeteh re Tee Jeereel )
Pendleton, Or.. Oct. . Th eon
tract for the rebuilding of the levee In
this city has been let to Colonel H. O
Newport, the Echo contractor, and ope
rations will be started at once. The
contract for the building of the cement
footing has already hewn let to Moussu
a Co). nd the river WlU soon be the
sn of great activity. Tbe contract
made with Mr. Newport amount to
$18,00
I0NE PLANS TO HAVE
AN ELECTRIC SYSTEM
Ion. Or.. Oct. a Tb city t Ion has
taken stepa to bend tb eity In the
sum of HOB) for an electric light sye
tem. The mayor and city recorder are
investigating th cost of Installing and
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