THE SUMPTER MINER
Wed resay, r"! -7 '501
1 FFK I Grizzly Gold Capi,al?oaw !
J DR. E. H. PARKER, President In 1,000,000 shares of the J
: HARVBV BCCKWITII, Vice-President IST'l&S? S&k
i ::": : Mining Company ,ZZ
J D. L. MCLI.OD, Asst. Secretary SESSABLE
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OPPORTUNITY
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-y Tr ry Stock at TEN CENTS Per Shiirn Tat i
CASH BASIS All Cash Purchasers Receive a Discount of Five Per J
Cent on the Investment.
INSTALLMENT BASIS Purchasers May Seoure Stock in Blocks J
of 1000 Shares and Upwards, Payable 10 Per Cent Down and 10
Per Cent Each Month Until Paid.
GRIZZLY STOCK I
Affords an opportunity for profitable investment that cannot be equaled in the Sumpter District. Our 'new
prospectus will be ready for mailing this week, giving a cross-sectional view of the workings of the mine and
showing present development. A contract will be let at once for 200 feet more work and before this is completed
5 the price of stock will be advanced. THE GRIZZLY is destined to become a great mine. Secure this
stock now at 10 cents. J
REMEMBER, The famous Le Roi stock sold as low as $ cents per share, and today is quoted at 65.00 J
J on the London market. ?
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For Prospectus and Further Information, address,
I """NC": r0?zz r::",:.r- Grizzly Gold Mining Co., "gfe" Portland, Ore.
OPENED A MINE WITH PRAYER.
Cripple Crctlc Proposition Operated on Re
ligious Licit.
The recent npcuiiiK of the plant of the
Hood Will Temple Gold MIiiIiik and
MlltliiK company at Cripple Creek, Colo
rado, with prayer, ,-ippeal. mightily to the
Iml.iKlnatlon of the ihurclimen who
have Invested In its stock. Probably
never before In history was a gold mine
opened with prayer, and certainly never
were the prospective profits of an expected
bon.in.i devoted beforehand to the build
in,; ol a nre.it nospel temple, the surplus
to be spent In "clothing the poor and
leedliiK the huni-ry."
This ( iood Will Temple is to be built
In CIiIcikii, mid If Or. Giinsaulus, a
noted ChlcaRO divine, who offered prayer
at the openhiR of the mine, has been
tiuotcd correctly, li Is to be "such as the
wotld has never brfoie seen," while an
other more euthusl.tstic promoter an
noiiiicr that '!( will make Solomon's
temple look like 30 cents,"
The only thliiR w hlch may prevent the
consummation of these splendid plans is
the horrifying possibility that the Rold
mine may turn out to be a gold brick.
What the golden dieams of the Good
Will stockholders will come to, time alone
can tell. Whatever may be the outcome
there will be no chance for anyone to
complain that he has been deceived.
The mining property was given to the
company by a man who In so doing
obeyed what he believed to be instructions
from the other world. The people who
subscribed money to the stock of the com
pany did so with (he understanding that
all the profits, If any, should be devoted
to the work of the church. They were
simply asked to take a chance In a specu
lative proposition with the gospel of gooj
will as the beneficiary of all the possible
earnings.
Dr. Giinsaulus Is quoted as stating his
belief and that of associates that the mine
will prove a veritable bonanza. Chicago
people, with the spires and arches of the
prospective temple rising before their
mind's eye, will certainly unite In wishing
the gospel gold miners the best of good
fortune. No matter how rich may be
their strike, they will be able to find good
Investments for all their earning in the
relief of human suffering. National
Hanker.
Cripple Creek Gold Production.
Cripple Creek February gold produc
tlon reached f 2,058,000, against $2,100,000
last nunlh. The tonnage was 12,500 smel
1 terore, worth 875,000, and 36,200 mill ore,
worth f 1,173,000. The camp's output for
, the focal year Is f 23,247,000, the grand
I total to date being 192,143,287. Produc
I tlon Is not being rushed owing to lack of
transportlon and treatment facilities.
The conditions will change during March
with a sixth railroad entering the field
and new mills starting. Out of two
months' production as given, f 61 1,000
dividends have been paid, $181,000 being
the' February record.
Only Cobalt Specimen at Buffalo.
Through the efforts of J. F. batchelder,
of this city, Oregon's mining exhibit at
the Pan-American exposition, at Buffalo,
will Include perhaps the only specimens
of cobalt ore that will be found at Buffalo.
This ore comes from the Standard mine In
Prairie City district, and as far as known
Is the only cobalt found In this country.
The shipment to be made to Buffalo can
sists of 765 pounds and Includes several
chunks weighing from 50 to 200 pounds
each. Portland Telegram.
Lcmom la Lace
Mrs. Marsh, next door to MINER office,
will give practical Instiuctlons In lace
work. Materials and hundreds of pat
terns to select from.
Famous.
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