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About The Sumpter miner. (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1901)
m.ii.iiiihiiini jMMiTiiMiiiiiMmTntiinfriTfTin-fTr ' V" '-"- -- m 8 THE SUMPTER MINER Wednesday, July 24, 1901 fiteWMfrleMWit I I f This is the Proposition. rTHEK 4l 1 SUNRISE MINING COMPANY, a & Owns three full claims in "Proven Districts," contiguous to developed, producing mines. The title to the property is without a flaw. The company is capitalized at $1,000,000, the par value of the stock being one dollar. One half of the stock, 500,000, has been placed in the treasury, insuring an ample fund for develop ment purposes. This treasury stock is now be ing offered for sale, to raise money with which to continue work. CMXIKOJO The present price is 3 Cents per Share, $30 for a-block of 1,000 shares. On August 1st, the price will be RAISED TO 4 CENTS PER SHARE. f The company can control this price, because all of the so called "promoter's stock" is pooled, preventing it from being hawked around at any price. Work is in progress on the group adjoining, the rich, developed Inter-Mountain mine. A shaft is being sunk on the ledge, in the pay shoot of the ledge, thus obviating the expending of thousands of dollars on dead, possibly useless work. ,1 , A better buy than SUNRISE stock is not to be found in Eastern Oregon. Send your money with your order. If you desire any further information, address your enquiries to x yt 4 W. C. Calder, President A. C. Little, Vice-President 4 Seymour H. Bell, Treasurer i E. E. McCammon, Secretary W. F. Dillon, Director SUNRISE MINING COMPANY, Sumpter, Oregon. I ! s 3 C iM immmvmimmiimimmmimmmfmmmiimi