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Show n Tiffin 1 Jnu 1 iW i Miftn'iilri- r.-iitii tirMi fnii -'iVtfi-itirt Thi- Jt..JMJ-.m U alia aidSLSj EhLdlliitij h Here Is an '. I l' EXCEUUT OPPOBTUBITY 1 A Gild-edge Theater Proposition i ffi f -j One that will stand a thorough invpstigatinn. A f t 1 small ai'iouut of stock remains unsold aud we waut . I i j to clean it up at ouoe. " I For full information see. me at the Isis Theater. i j East Broadway, between the horn's of 11a. m. and f .' i 11 p. m. i H. A. SIMS,'?hone Was. 1872. ' I ! j THE BESEBT MINE & I The DESERT MINE is one of the early - v 'it I' t; locations In Arizona, and Is owned by J! B . C R- 'H f r 5 'J t . the NAVAJO MINES CORPORATION LI'S W Lu U tV4 U Gt'.V' i5. OK ARIZONA. It was discovered many ., i'tiys? 'pVt?' f ; years ago and was a producing m.n, dfl P Pf TS i P 8 STX J about the time the Navajo Indians hart V W B i M 1'4 I Jf H i ii B fJilk L j,' censed to roam over the plains In the , t d7r; of tT" ,,,,,, In the Shares of the I p. It I3 not for the laclc of ore that the , f V. mine did not continue to produce, rather p?S pi ffl rap HP1!J"C? tffrff flTTI ll fi f P laf f tPation. as all ore in a fa fj J j jj Q U tl U i II V i'3 f. t; mine, no matter how good a mine It Js. w H is not of a grade sufficiently high to Wp bplif,v(1 thep0 shares pr(lspnt a UNIQUE and REMARKABLE ii i, ship to a smelter, therefore It must be OPPOKTUMTY to invest in a Mine that has plenty of ore in sijiht ready I. h treated on the ground. for shipment, that certainly reduces the risk on a Mining Property. '-j t Any miner could have found this THK XAVA.TO MIXK-S CORPORATTOX of AK1ZOXA are owners .1 I mountain of oro, and any miner could of the IHiSF.liT Ml Xd-J, which has been a producer iu the past, and at this II V: find It was valuable with a mortar and very ti.no ore is beinK extracted to ship to the s mo Iter f , f pestle and pan. but few miners have the very rich strike that shows a H U I PlR VFR t h j , 4 . as paving values in both GOLD and blLVhh. I. E.I money to develop a property that has ' ti 100,000 tons of ore in sight that will run PROPERTY AND TRANSPORTATION i . t an average of SS.00 per ton. Miners have ww s tl grown rich from high-grade ore or rich The propcrtv is located in the northeastern corner of Yuma county, p tl placer digging. Arizona, witiiin "2'o miles of the town of Yicksburn, which is on the , ii The stock company with capital has branch of the Santa Fe Railway. T hero is a good wayon road connected .. tl , , , . , . with the mine and all ore wi 1 bo hauled down hi , a very silent grade, to ; grown rich on low-grade mining prop- ailway " ration That solves the transportation problem, the FIRST . d ertles, because it had the money to )n(, ob,-em that rausc ho st)lved by any nljning corporation that has . y handle the ore. Therefore, the NAVAJO shipping ore in sight in quantities. I MlxiES CORPORATION was formed to TH 13 KlVlilO MIXES CORPOR ATIOX of ARIZOXA owns three P handle the DESERT MINE and use its patented claims. G. Rav Rouirs. E. M., states there are 100.000 tons . 5 best efforts to make BIG DIVIDENDS for jn sirr),t that will run $8.00 in t.OLD and SILVER, Wc have three good r i the stockholders. engineers' reports on this property. The new strike that contains the j p In the old days the DESERT MINE COPl'tlJ ore is not tali en into consideration in the above esti- f E was worked for its gold and silver values, ma e"Wiliam Forstner, E. M., the last engineer to report on the property r. and there are thousands of tons in sight ;n januar' of this year, concludes his report by saying the property will L practically ready to be quarried. After pay for tne development work out of tho returns from the high-gTade oro fc. proper treatment at the property the that will be shipped to the smelter from the new strike. ::; concentrates would pay handsomely to n tititi A T Ti7 A mTfM K ship to the near-by smelters. C APIT AHZATIOH fi GOOD FORTUNE strikes like lightning THE XAVA.TO MIXES CORPORATION of ARTZOXA js organized S5 S'"tn,5nltr-nthe. nAraT Se Mr under tho laws of Arizona. Authorized capital, 3,000,000 shares. Par ft C Y Delily the largest owner of this value, $1.00. Fully paid and non-assessable. Treasury Stock, 1,200,000 SS ; property, was looking" the ground over shares. The property is patented, the owner taking payment for the ij one day last November when he noticed property iu stock. ii P theyVca,l "minerfon 'the' ieseW 'of Ari- Depositary, the Phoenix National. Bank, Phoenix, Arizona. $ !': zonal picking at a boulder, and ho asked Transfer Agent, National Security Company, Xo. 42 Broadway, I j M him what he was doing on his property. Xew lork. rj h His reply was, "A little high grading." n-nn 'I T When Mr. DeLay, an old-time miner. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS a (,. carefully examined that big boulder, he ti found it contained copper ore of great E. P. HEALD . . . President ii t?. value, besides some very rich Bpots in President Heald's Business Colleges and the best-knovrn educator in the cj EvJ gold and silver, and, never having found west. San Francisco, Calif. rj copper in large paying quantities in the Q B LE FUR GEY Vice President HI . ol? wr;i?s;- le ce555?1 AfiSIc Well-known mining man. Retired ranch owner. Kan Francisco. Calif, r f where that houlder came from. He nat- , f , ! 1 urally concluded it must have rolled down- WILLIAM VINCENT First Vic President f H hill, bo he followed on up the hill, and Practical miner; was Instrumental in the development and operation of p M the ground seemed to be Just the same the New Almaden Quicksilver Mines, in New Almaden, Calif. San L, j as anv of the other surrounding terri- Francisco, Calif. . FT tl for fimi?,y country rock, eo he went c Y. DeLAY Secretary and Treasurer some sUck!?Tn n perat0r for tho paat irty-five years. Vicksburg, Ariz. fel pop shots at regular intervals (a pop H. M. ANTHONY Counsel ij shot Is ahout one-half stick of dyna- Prominent mining attorney. San Francisco, Calif. f.' Vj mite) and almost the first shot opened q p POSEY f' H up a hig vein of high grade of copper " Sining engineer, formerly connected with some of the best-pa1ng mines M ore. covered with only about 5 feet of in the country. San Francisco, -Calif. C j3 country rock and dirt. n f- u eugent; schtjtz ! g That 3 what attracted our firm to the New York theatrical manager. New Tork, N. Y. f t? property, and we believe we are offering . Tr ,.t . I an opportunity to get In on the FIRST C. Y. DeLAY General Manager j t PUBLIC OFFERING of what will ulti- Vicksourg, Ariz. j, , li mately turn out to be one of the BIG . n " 'fj JUNES of Arizona, If not the LARGEST. NOT A PROSPECT !' h This vein that was opened up, Mr. , , . , , . , , h DeLay states, is 40 feet wide and has Because of the above reports which we have received on the property '. 6 been traced for a distance of about 400 we call these mining claims a MINE and NOT A PKOSPECT. We also K feet. sav, it is an UNDEVELOPED MINE, that is wkv we are raising money. '. We value this propertv most for the Development going on at the present time and we are informed the & high percentage of COPPER that it car- first carload of ore will be shipped to the smelter next month. (reneral f ries. A number of the large copper-pro- Manager DeLay states that with $30,000 expended on development work j- E ducing mines of Arizona were started as he will ACTUALLY SHOW $1,500,000 worth of ore in sight, and with y: K small gold mines, and the copper de- the engineer stating that the property will pay for tho development, this f.' H y.e!l,ed at erater depth in paying quan- ooks jke as gUBE a SHOT to make BIG MONEY from a small invest- !'.' 1 titles. ment as it is possible to get in the Mining Business. m .?iJ,5J.,,Jew. ' the w?:f- The demand for COPPER and SILVER is in excess of any previous I fj ZXk&ffikVr&SPoV&l -fnd si-e fsf tt? ClVa WAR and tha -me thing anU , 3 NAVAJO MIXES CORPORATION shares. to the price of COPPER -and SILV LR Nt LR has COPPER sold at . such high prices as it is today and blLVLlt has not seen 80c in many, p ri? Arizona is a WONDTORFUD state, and many years ' f l; the opportunity it offers' to investors J, ' ,' , . , . ... . , ., . f. B cannot probably be equalled anywhere Therefore, the ore extracted from this propertv conBtantly gets more ! I. else. This statement is strong, but it is valuable by reason of the advance iu the pnee of these two metals. f fK' ffdhwew!ntiih;JS a StUdy ' There is N0 DEMAND to create, and the smelter will take all the i ,, the figures below will show. Qre e(n produ(.e and ship to tbem at cuent priceg C 1 ,Jie.fPTrnpr?r?a?H.one In r jwdsment, this is the EIGHT MINING PROPOSITION at f k rWSwffJiM TlSl the EIGHT W ORE ready to sMp at high prices, and GOOD ; r lowing list will tell vou what some of SHARES m this company at LOW PRIONS is the quickest way we.know . M the Arizona mines have done to IN- to raise capital for development work. I CREASE the COPPER GOLD and SLL- The officers aud direr-tors are solid, substantial business men and the ' I VER output of the Lnlted States: company is properly organized under the laws of Arizona, with a Trans--i Authorized Dividends fer Agent in iSew York City. II Name "stock1 T,Ttf A SMALL ALLOTMENT of this stock is offered to the public at t- Calumet & Ariz... $6,174,120 J23.t4S.225 the LOW PRICE of 25c per share and this is the FIRST PUT3LIC OFFER- t j Imperial 5,ooo, ouo Soolooo ING, and we do not guarantee the price. It may advance any day. Old Dominion 8,750.000 1,160.445 PROMPT ACTION on your part is necessary if you wish, to join with '' ? Shannon 3,000,000 750,000 the FIRST INVESTORS in the NAVAJO MINES CORPORATION of f. I uSSve ARIZONA, at the 25c per share price. .3 United Globe 2.300,000 2,656.600 DON'T hesitate to send in your order by wire today and let your re- j Shattuck-Ariz 3,500,000 2,975.000 mittance foilow. BETTER YET, send in a BIG reservation order for t' -I It is something to own an interest in a stock and mllke arrangements to go to see the property. If you are ; I patented property in a state with big riot satisfied that this property is as represented in our NAVAJO pros- lA producing mines, and not thousands of pectus on your return we willtfay all the expenses of the trip, '-j miles away from production. Fill in the coupon and send your order TODAY. '4 YVe do not pretend that you can make If you ACT PROMPTLY vou enn buv anv number of shnres from I" r, an investment in a mine anywhere in 200 to 10,000, at tho present LOW PRICE "of 2fie per share. Simply fill f Arizona and get BIG RE.1 1 RN4, on your 0Ilt the 0OUpOu below for the number of shores you want and m-'iil it 3 SSm "mine 'owned0 bWwuO with your remittance, either by check, draft or money order. If you i MINES CORPORATION, has a" great send currency be sure to register the letter, j chance to become one of the BIG PRO- Certificate of stock issued in your name will DUCBRS of Arizona. ST?fK go forward to you by registered mail. Zl I 3 ploCTAT wTELL frk K BEUeVe that yo,. will see this stock M . i YOU ALL THE DETAILS. , . hnZ at , twI'' '..K;"?"' ,V" tc fctyf:h? ' 4!&L short weeks. IMMEDIATE ACTION is ncccs- fe-'-'fe-T I No matter how many good mining .J ."tSVJO sarv if you Hcnrf to obtain any of tho stock I storks you own at the present time, we . ifeWi - this tFBV TOW FlOIiRF bWii W i ADVISE you to get in on this FIRST A:tW S UOUKE. pvi IU, . i PtV4C rSSinv th &WM?tVW& We anticipate an active market on the New ijiU '. ' 11 oftST??.?B-TION ol ARIi50-NA itiiiik curb at a later date. f''ih 1 INFORMATION COUPON SUBSCRIPTION COUPON , ij LOOMIS & RIESS, . I 1 L"'S ?'E.SS' " I i- 30 Broad St., New York, N. Y. g WS6f 30 Broad St., New York, N. Y. Please send your "Navajo Blanket" ayyyV I Inclose herewith $ In fnll Prospectus of the NAVAJO MIXES payment for shares nf stock of .! CORPORATION of ARIZONA, con- rIP(rtA the NAVAJO MINES CORPORATION of j i.l tabling, pictures, diagrams and full in- t:f I 9 " . (fcw A HION A, at ihe special prlo. of 25c per i 1 formation regarding the property. ''1 k ?! IT S bnre (par value 1.00). fully j,ald and H KiT-k i&W Umia)J non-assessable. I NAME NAME , street 30 Broad l STREET .' fj CITY CITY ! state ...... ......'tv., :. flew York - 11. . state Z'.'Z j Salt Lake Tribune. H-i. Salt IjiI.-c Trlhune S-7 j, I The information given in this advertisement has been obtained from a source that we believe to bo reliable, and ' jj while not guaranteed is accepted by us as being correct. I |