The Oregon daily journal., October 09, 1906, Page 10, Image 10

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER , 1906.
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s Sullivan i rust company's ran Promotions s
Eagle's Nest Fairview flining Company, 35 Cents Per Share
As-You-Like-It Manhattan Mining Company, 25 Cents Per Share
We offer for immediate subscription, unsold portion of 850,000 shares of the Treasury Stock of the
As-You-Like-It Manhattan Mining Company of the par value $1, at 88 cents per share, and of 850,000
shares of the Treasury Stock of the Eagle's Nest Fairview Mining Company, of the par value of $5,
at 35 cents.
These Fall 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 AH Our Spring Promotions
(Now' All Standard Listed Securities.)
JUMPING JACK MANHATTAN MINING CO . Promoted at 30c, 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 n As-You-Like-It Manhattan Mining Co.
Capitalization . . . 1,000,000 shares Treasury Stock. . . 350,000 shares
Par value of shares $5. Fully paid. Non-assessable
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 85 CENTS PER SHARE
Capitalization. . .1,000,000 shares Treasury Stock. . .350,000 shares
Par value of shares $5. Fully paid. Non-assessable
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 85 CENTS PER SHARE
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Map showing ISOSMoa of thm property of th. Baffle's Ht PairvtSW Mining Oompur, Ml It. relation o
other Important mints.
Officers and Directors of
Both Companies
HON. JOHN SPARKS President
Governor of the Stae of Nevada
JOHN D. CAMPBELL Vice-President
President Stray Dog and Indian Camp Man
hattan Mining Companies
L. M. SULLIVAN , . .Treasurer
President pf L. M. Sullivan Trust Company
JAMES E. DEGAN. Secretary
Cashier Nye & Ormsby Co. Bank, Goldfield
GEO. D. PYNE 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 flining Company
Ooldfleld. Nev., Sept. 10. 10.
To the President and Directors ' , ;
Tha Eagle's Fairview Mining Company, '
Ooldfleld. Nevada.
GENTLEMEN:
I beg to submit a brief report on the surface showings of the property owned by yon In the FaJrrlew Diet riot,
consisting of the Tlaeon, Eagle's Nest No. 1. Lookout, snd Lookout No. 1 claims.
This property la bounded on the north by the Dromedary Hump Mining Company, on the southeast by the Fair
view Battle Mining Company and the Nevada Hills Mining Company, and on the southwest by the Fairview Mining
Company In fact. It la In the canter and surrounded by the best properties In Fairview.
My examination of this ground was mad for the purpose of deciding where we should do our permanent work and
required quite a lot of consideration on aocount of the many good ledges whloh traverse our ground. I Anally decided
on a tunnel to be driven on a ledge which crosses the Tlsson. where we found an excellent showing. The tunnel starts
at the base of the bill on which the ledge crops and will continue on Ita strike a distance of 110 feat to our objective
point the apex of the hill and directly under the location of tha Tlsson. Tffa ledge crops the entire distance and
hows ore at tha grass roots running f (0 to M6 a ton. A second ledge running northeast and southwest and crop
ping for 100 feet, showing 110 to $40 a ton, will be Interseeted by this tunnel at a depth of over 100 feet.
On tha Lookouts are several good-looking quarts ledges, which assay from a few dollars up, and whloh win be
thoroughly prospected st once.
On the Eagle's Nest No. t, there Is a fine showing of manganese ore, and within a few feat of our Una high grade
shipping ors Is being sacked on Wlngflsld's property.
In concluelon, I would state that In my opinion this Is a flrat-olasa mining proposition and one of tha very boat
showings in Fairview. Respectfully submitted,
JOHN D. CAMPBELL,
Consulting Engineer, Vice-President and General Manager.
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Eagle's Nest Fairvtewv's Aristocratic Neighbors
NEVADA HILLS Promoted in July at $1 per share, now gelling at $3
FAIRVIEW EAQLE Promoted in August at 60 cents per share, now selling at 98c
As-You-Like-It Manhattan's Royal Neighbors
STRAY DOG Promoted in March at B6c per share, now 85c
INDIAN CAMP Promoted in April at 80c per share, now 85c
(Par, $1 per share, it predicted for these two stocks by December 1.)
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Map skowlmg HsUsai of sgSfailj of As-Toa-ZJke-I Msahaataa Mining Oo, w(ff
and ita reaaUoii to ot her Important mines.
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REPORT OF JOHN D. CAMPBELL
Nevada's Forem-st Mining: Engineer
ON THE
As-You-Like-It Manhattan Mining Co.
Ooldfleld. Nar., Sept. SI, It Of.
To tha President and Directors,
As-Tou-Llke-It Manhattan Mining Company, ' A
Ooldfleld, Nevada.
GENTLEMEN: . .
In aaoorflanes with your Instructions I bag to submit to you a brief report on tha "As-Tou-Llke-lt' group of
claims, owned by tha As-You-Llke-lt Manhattan Mining Company, and situate la tha Manhattan Mining District:
This group consists, of four claims, namely: Tha "Aa-Tou-Llks-It," "Llssard Praotlon." "Ksystone" and Juniper"
lode mining claims, lying within a short distance of the Union No. mine of the Daxtar group and in tha immediate
locality of tha Little Grey, Indian Camp, Stray Dog. and other well-known mining properties of tha camp. Ths area
of the property comprises approximately 60 acres of valuable mineral ground.
During tha past month exhaustlrs surfaoe exploration has been In progress, with tha result that thrsa veins of
ore have been disclosed that proapect wall at graes roots. With a view to exploring these veins at depth, three
shafts have been put down the deepest one having attained a depth of If feat. Tha bottom of this shaft shows
values across its sntlrs width and is all vain matter. This la known as ths "As-You-Llke-If shaft, and will be con
tinued as permanent workings to systematically explore tha ore bodies at depth.
Tha "Juniper" shaft is down S7 feat and also prospects In gold for the entire width of tha abaft A depth of IT
feat has been reached on the ahaft on tha "Keystone" claim of the group, exploring a vein that traverses ths Indian
Camp mine and orops on the northwest portion of tha "Keystone." This vein also shows gold In several different
places along Its strike.
The looation of the property In tha Immediate vicinity of such well known and thoroughly proved mines aa tha
Stray Dog Indian Camp, Jumping Jack, Union No. and Little drey gives to it very greet proepeotlve value and
warrants tha pros sou tlon of exhaustive development work so aa to make a permanent dlvtdend,-paylng proposition
, Respectfully submitted.
JOHN D. CAMPBELL,
Consulting Engineer, Vlee-Preeldent and General Manager.
oh of abas gtsaka wUl bo listed oa ths important sxohaages of Sam rraaolsoo. tMtt Xak, ooldfleld and Mew
York immediately after subscriptions era oloeed, and will, beyond a doubt, at onoe eommand a premium.
Wa recommend both stocks aa high-class spsonlstlVS Investment, and probable big future dlvidend-payera.
stissnstlniis should be made by telegraph, to insure oonsldsratloa, and remittances la full, by bank draft or oer
Me obsok. must be forwarded Issmedlstsly after allotment la made. OehMtnss) aOuMaaml WW bsj ISSMMSg mid. Tha
rigbt is leseireg to reduoe or refuse amy
L M. SULLIVAN TRUST COMPANY, GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
AMERICAN BOARD OF FOREIGN
MISSIONS III SESSION
Receipts for Past Year Largest
in History, Amounting to
Nearly a Million.
(Jeersel ayseUl fterrke )
North Adams. Mass.. Oct. .The
ninety stith annual meeting of the
American board of commissioners for
Foreign Missions assivaned today and
will eoatlnue until Saturday, dividing It.
melons between this city and Wtlllams-
ena a. Between M0 and MA corpora t
saeenbere were present at the opening
this afternoon The Initial eeeelon was
opened with devotional azeroatea, follow
ing whtaa tha semHsslnnsrs listened to
ths annual reports submitted by the
treasurer. F. H. Wlggln. Secretary C. H.
Pattoa of the home department, and the
annual survey of ths field presented by
Rev. or. James L Barton, one of the
secretaries. A general summary of tha
financial reporta ahows that the receipts
of ths past year wars tha largest la
ths history of the board, amounting to'
WIS. is Thla Is a gain over tha previous
year of 1161, 0 During the year the
board reduced its debt from I176.M7 to
MB. 407.
Tonight the annual sermon Is to bo
delivered by President George A. Gates,
D D, of Pomona college, California.
Other distinguished divines, and educa
tors who are to take part ' in tha pro
ceedings of the week (Including tha
notable celebration tomorrow of Hay
stack Centennial day) are President
Henry C. K Ins of Oberlln collegs, Preel
dent Henry Hopkins of Williams college,
President William J Tucker of Dart
mouth college, and Professor Harlan P.
Beach of Tale university. Additional to
these man of nets are a large number
of returned foreign missionaries who
bring greetings from China, Japan. Cay-
Ion, Turkey, Africa. Mexico and other
foreign lands.
Monor Speaker Cannon.
(Jeeraal getal gervtee.)
Chicago, Oat. . The Marquette club
has complsted arrangements rfor tha
banquet tonight In honor of Speaker
Cannon. The list of speakers and their
toaata ia aa follows: "Caecago and the
Marquette Club," Hon. Henry Sherman
Boutelle; "A Republican Candidate,"
Congressman J. Adam Bad of Minne
sota: "A Nation Favored of Ood." Rev.
Prank Bristol, D. D, of Washington:
"The Great West," Frank C. Gondy of
Colorado.
A Badly
or boy, man or Woman, is antckly out
of pain If Bucklenra Arnica Salve le ap
plied promptly. G 1. Welch ot Tekon
aha, Mich., ssys: "I use It In my fam
ily (or cuts, sore and all skin Injuries,
and And It perfect." Quickest Pile cure
known. Best heeling salva made. iSc
at Red Cross Pbanaaoy.
MURDER CHARGE FOLLOWS
PITCHFORK BATTLE
Information filed Against An
drew Anderson for Causing
Jack Lynne's Death.
'Special Dlspetefe te The Jaaresl.V
Spokane, Oct- Aa a result of ths
dsath of Jack Lynns, a stable man In
the employ of J. M. .Grimmer, who was
stabbed with a pitchfork several days
ago, a wsrrsnt has besn Issusd charg
ing Andrew Anderson with murder In
ths first degree.
It Is alleged that while engaged In a
quarrel Lynn started to chase Ander
son snd ths lstter raised ths pltbhfork
la eelf-defenee. Lynns, who wa
la one eye, did not ssa the fork and
ran against it, ons of the tinea going
through his forshesd. After several
daya of suffering he Anally died. Ho
was unconscious much of ths ttms and
waa not able to make any etaternent
about tha trouble and it Is not known
whether tbara wars Sny wltneeeee or
not
Tha verdict of ths coroner's Jury
exonerated Anderson, It being decided,
after 10 minutes' deliberation, that the
death blow was Inflicted In self-ds-fense.
OREGON GLEE CLUB
MEMBERS SELECTED
(Special Ptipetrt te The Jearsel.l
University of Oregon. Rugene. Oct. .
Four Portland men are on tha list
of successful aspirants for thla year's
glee club and there would have been
five If W. H. Olafke had not been
elected manager. The fortunate ones
are Blttner, Moors, Rounds aaS Huston
of Portland, Scott. ' Henderson and
Storla of Pendleton, Preacott, Cooper
and Davlea of Baker City, Paine and
Nasi of Eugene, Beck of The Dallas,
Lewis of Monmouth. Nelson of Albany
and Steslqulet of Grants Paaa
Manager Glafke states that ths proe
peots for a good season wore never
better, though he has not completed his
schedule.
SALEM-MEHAMA LINE
TO PASS TABERNACLE
te Tie Jearael.t
Salem. Or.. Oct. . Much Joy waa
manifested InvTurner and hers over the
now survey which has besn made on
ths proposed electric railway from Sa
lem to Mehama. so that ths lins will
pass la front of tha hugs Turner tab
ernacle, where 'Immense gstherlnga are
held each year by the Christian churoh
of tha state.
A conference between the local repre
eentattvee of A, Wsleh sad Lewis Tur
ner has brought about this change In
tha course of the road. As a result ths
new line secured sbout two snd a naif
miles of right of way through tha town
of Turner and tha Turner lands, a valu
able oonceeslon. Tha tabernacle will
have an electric Una to Its doors and
Turner will enjoy tha convenience of
electric lighting as soon aa tranamla
slon wires sre stretched on poles.
ovmas wutbb ootsm.
J. S). Oover, 101 N. Main St., Ottawa,
Kan., writes: "Kvery fall It has bean
my wife's trouhls to catch a severe
cold, snd therefore to cough all winter
long. Last fsll I got hsr a bottle of
Horshound Syrup. She used It snd hss
boon able to sleep soundly all night
long. Whenever the cough troubles hsr
two or three dosss stops ths cough, and
she Is able to be up and well." fir, SOc
and 11.00. Sold by Woodard, Clarke A
Co, ,
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