Show I Miff r GLIMPSES AT EL ORO 1 i Camp From Which New York and I London Are Taking Millions A collection of cleverly executed pho togniphs of El Oro ilex that have I L just rcAched the local offices of the I L London EX Exploration company over I which Sir C A Molson presides tell I r a story without words of one oC the I t c most interestlnc and most productive I of the southern republics goldbearing I i E camps It is there that the great Eng I < lish exploration company which Ie r cently acquired as a neighbor none i4 I I other than the Guggenheim Explora t tion Company of America Is employ t 1 ing as many as JuOO native miners who t 1 provide the i G ore for 100 stamps now 1i fi r dropping whIle to the battery is to be I 11 added 100 more as soon as tho manu I facturer can deliver them From the I l I undertaking the shareholders have al 4 ready drawn dividends amounting to I about Sy210000 while the main ore ji I i bearing channel In a ledge of aston 2 y ishing proportions shows a width t of j c nearly forty feet 1 It addition to the I II mines and mill the London Exploration company operates a line of railway t I over which Its gold bullion under f1f i I armed espionage Is I placed in the City ii 1 t of Mexico while the main sliucture In 5 I which the attaches of the company at It camp arc sequestered Is I a mot Im J H posing If not stately one c II I The Esiifcransa mines and mill hat t t S I 5 are also depleted In the photographs r Indicate SS another valuable acquisition VS I j by the j I Guggenheim crowd while upon I M the margins Js thu Mexico group an j other prominent feature of the f camp I it I j which is adding so much 1o the wealth I 1 of English and American Investors I c Concerning the metrtllle contents of the roijk l at El Oro Mr Motaon 1 would u1 say nothing for publication at this time but with the splendid equipment It Is S C easy to seu how with the additional stamps the El Oro mines will be ad I F1 ni S I 5 I vanced to IL position among the greatest great-est In the land |