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Show I i,200 feet from Goldfield Mohawk, Selling around $4.00 per Share I lays 40 per cent, per Annum Dividends -fl ED MINING Company I L-lTfe rifl fk Tfc President HON. JOHN SPARKS II l mjp - Governor of the State of Nevada . j J.B. M.M. im. 11, JLj Vice-President JOHN D. CAMPBELL $ I Mine Operator and Consulting Engineer , g- Treasurer L. M. SULLIVAN -w r v fet President of L. M. Sullivan Trust Compan-" fj S IfflPCS "AT ValUC, tjl.UU Secretary JAMES E. BEGAN ' K Cashier Nye & Ormsby Co. Bank, Goldfield . S 150,000 Shares AL.ai geo. d. pyne ; I The fact that the four ledges dis- Pick is being worked by eight sets of leasers. The Lou Dillon has two sets I fl I than transient importance, as it of leasers at work on its own account, under the management of the Sul- i 9 Rversy over extra-lateral rights. livan company. ' S te inaugurated at once and prose- The Lou Dillon is one of the best pieces of ground, prospectively, in )j jfl property another Mohawk. Lying this immediate section. It shows four distinct ledges, all dipping to the i Jfl lat strikes through the Florence, southeast toward Silver Pick ground, which they will undoubtedly enter j I he Mohawk and Red Top, and en- at depth. The four shallow shafts on the Lou Dillon all show these veins 4 fl lat forms the estate of the Lou Dil- to be carrying values. The two leases are promising prospects. The Irvin ,1 fl with the Silver Pick, is looked upon Porter lease is down 45 feet and has values running from $10 to $14 across - fl he way of development of the dis- a 7-foot vein. The Lindsay lease is down 70 feet and assays have been had ''lfl hat the great ore bodies of these running as high as $28. This latter lease is only 100 feet from the Silver. " .'SI j into the adjoining territory, so pfck sideline. Company workings will be started and pushed with the cus- 'Ifl 3 are they. tomary Sullivan energy, and Jack Campbell will get ore if there is any in 'ijH practically unlimited possibilities of that particular part." ;l ctober 6 says: Although this is the first announcement of the purchase by us of the . i and east of Goldfield, and adjoin- property and the organization of the Lou Dillon-Goldfield Mining company, "ill It producer of gold for the area, the initial offering has been practically subscribed for in its entirety. When 'ifl eneral belief that the ore bodies of the news first became known brokers of Goldfield, San Francisco and east- ,H fick and other ground further north ern centers of finance immediately began wiring orders for the stock and JH 1 by investors who are greedily gob- in all the history of quick promotions this one stands pre-eminently as the Jfl wty that can be had. most successful. The first day after the perfection of the incorporation, we Jfl e, owning the famous Mohawk lease sold to the most discriminating investors 140,000 shares of stock, the sub- H eralda claim, and now follows in scription price being 30 cents per share. There remains but a few thousand ?n, the Morning Star, the September shares in the allotment to be disposed of and for immediate returns and JjH future developments making for dividends there is not an issue we know of . "B ! were the fortunate purchasers of that holds out greater assurances. Like Eagle's Nest and As-You-Like-It S is been operating in Manhattan, the Lou Dillon-Goldfield will be listed on the principal exchanges at San ?t when they found that the Lou Francisco, Goldfield, Salt Lake and New York and there is not a doubt in ,(M t a princely price, they took it on, the world that it will advance immediately to 75 cents or $1 per share. With- . X n Mining company to operate the out reservation and in the highest terms we present Lou Dillon as a mining :H ply west of the Silver Pick and ad- stock that is representative of every known good quality that might attach IS group on the north! The Silver to a gilt edged security and we urgently advise its purchase at the initial IS j price, which is not more than the actual value of the bare ground. M COMPANY, G0LPFIELP NEVADA 1 |