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■ TT‘^ !'i il Vv*<£ h."' V ' ^ v ^''^V0~T3’^, • • «-r THE ATLANTA GEOROIAN AND NEWS. TUESDAY, APRIti 16. LEDGES OF GOLD Ore Assaying. Thousands of Dollars to the Ton in Gold. The McKinley Gold Mines Property Now Proven and Demonstrated. Five Great Parallel Veins, Varying from Twenty to Fifty Feet in Width, Crossing the McKinley Claims. SPLENDID FUTURE FOR THIS MINE NOW ASSURED BY THE FOLLOWING PROVEN FACTS: FACT NO. 1. The property of the McKinley Gold Mines Co. has been thor oughly proven up during eight ' vears of development. FACT NO. 2. Hundreds of assays from these great ledges show values of from $4 to $2,000 to the ton in gold. FACT NO. 3. The McKinley Gold Mines Co. owns this splendid gold property outright, free and clear from debt FACT. NO. 4. Test of 58 1-2 tons, recently made, yielded over $600 in free Gold, with tailings assaying over $15 to the ton. FACT NU. 6. The character, integrity and experience of the Company r s man agement are open to the closest investigation. FACT NO. 6. Natural advantages—mineral values, timber, fuel, water, trans portation facilities—all fore shadow Unqualified Success. Gold by the Millions of Dollars—This is the record of Southern Idaho and the Great Boise Gold Basin during a few years’ time. Hundreds of enterprising stockholders are wealthy from Idaho Gold Dividends—the figures prove it. This is Your Opportunity to secure a Share in this Harvest of Gold. Buy McKinley Stock Now at 8 Cents a Share. growing SPLENDIDVALUES IN GOLD The Life Story of Robert McKinley, Pros pector, and His Determination to Make a Gold Mine. ' - The price of achievement In mining, an In other lines, I* toll snd hardship. This has been the experience of all successful pros, sectors, and the life story of Robert McKinley, of Boise, Idaho, furnishes no exception to tho rule. But today, after more than tight years of patient toll and determination, he sees the reward almost within hie grasp, and looks to the Investing public to Join him In a Anal effort to bring tho crown of achievement to his un tiring foresight and industry. Robert McKinley was not unprepared for his work. He did not spend his boyhood days In idleness or luxury, but learned early In the school of practical experience the necessity of tolling uid the meaning of hardship. Born In Maryland In 1870, of sturdy Scotch-Irlsh lineage, he began his journey westward In early boy hood, and long before reaching the age of 20 he had mattered all the elements of tho trade of the practical mechanic. Thoroughly equipped aa a machinist and engineer, he sought the mining mlltarlxlng himself with tho work It was about this time that stories of the fabulous mineral wealth of the great Northwest began to circulate, and rumors of rich and splendid gold strikes In Colorado, Idaho and Montana did not fall to Impress the Imagination of every ambitious mining man. It was In 1861 that the placer mining for gold began to be developed In Idaho, yielding fortune upon fortune to the pioneer gold-seekers of those wild regions. These same placers have yielded over 2400,000,000 during a period of 26 years, and are still producing. It was Idaho that most appealed to the ambition of McKItv ley, as the region containing the greateet and most promising ex tern of unexplored mineral lands In the United States. The young prospector loet no tlmo in starting out upon his search for a prop erty of genuine merit, at the some time devoting Jils entire time and attention to the study of tho mlnlpg Industry. Of all tbi mineral ssctlons that ho visited throughout this vast region he found none richer or. morn promising than the now famous Boise Idaho. He followed the trail from both Slimes Basin In Southern , and Moore Cieeks which wash the sides of Jupiter Mountain, and (raced the dykes nnd great surface outcroppings of mineralised ledges far up tho slopes i f the lonely mountain. All this was tho work not of a few weeks, but of long months of patient toll. After satisfying himself that the mineral values of the Jupiter Mountain ledges were beyond all question, attei digging deep Into tho rich surface outcrops, cutting tunnels and taking out and testing the Sold In ton lots, Robert McKinley Is now In a position to come forward with a cloar conscience nnd In vite the profits ment t . to tho public to supply the necessary money. In this partnership all will sharo alike; and the smallest Investor will receive profits In tho same proportion as the holder of 10,000 shares. The practical experience and patient endeavor -of Robert McKinley during his eight long yeare of search and toll furnish the fullest assurance that every dollar Invested In this enterprise will be used In a way to produce the largest and quickest returns lor the stockholders of this company. in a position to come rorwara wun a vicar cunsciunco unu in- the Investing public to sharo with him In the magnificent ts which now await upon the complete and adequate develop- of this great properly. He furnishes the land, and he looks CONVINCING STATEMENTS From Those Who Know Us and Our Property Mr. tV. M. Weis, Secretary We I a Cornice Co., Kansas City, Mo., says: "On two different occailonslhaveinadon thorough and completo examination of theso great gold-bear ing properties. Tho live great parallel veins fj}f" groups have outcroppings of such a nature as few mining men have ever seen. I have personal knowledge of assays that have been made from these ores that run Into thousands of dollars per ton." Mr ttI John r Ennis, Vice President Boise State Bank, Boise, to, says: "I take no hesitancy in recommending Mr. Mc- bualnesa men. ’ I have always found .. him to be perfectly reliable and trustworthy In hls_deallng_s._ „ We The Electric Power Co., Ltd.. t0 wilt take pleasure In recommending Mr. Robert McKinley to any one for his business Integrity and for his ability ns a pusher and as n thorough mechanic. ( Mr Chaa. F. Baxter, of Boise, Idaho, it mining man or many years’ practical experience, says: Traversing the Me- Klnley^propcrty are five mineralised ledges P r0 !5j"? nt . , j cropping on the surface. As to the values depth, tunnel ing work has opened one ledge at a depth of .00 f« • f(h tn» i. ... i.. reel whin at this point between the wans, wun Ini it Vo’be 14 feet whip at this point between an Increase of mineral and unlformltyofgoldvnjuesaocom- pared with tho surface outcrop. As the surface assays anoweu As the surface assays very high values. I consider inis Igtof great The samples which I took and th ®v, 1 .'u e i “aJ, examination, together with a certified report. whlohi I made, demonstrated commercial values In gold and silver rar in ex cess of the working cost." JUPITER MOUNTAIN AND BOISE BASIN—RICHEST GOLD BEARING SECTION Tho McKinley Gold Mlnea property comprises 22 claims, or about 440 acres, situated on Jupiter Mountain. In Boise County, Idaho. The gold production of the famous Bolso Basin has already amounted to tbs magnificent total of 21,000,060,000 from the placers alone; and only quite recently have the Immense mineral resources of the underground deposits begun to be developed to a stage of profitable production. The Basin begins at tho hoad of Moore's Creek, and MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN GOLD Extracts From the Reports of Robert N. Bell, Idaho State Inspec tor of Mines. The Boljw* flnsln section, si tinted at tl head «f Mooro’n I’reek. bus received marl «1 lit lout ion from Investors darinir tbc pm yetir; still, some very flattering import ties remain. - 11 tbls twisln was mostly derived from an area of nlMiut 15 tulles from north to south by,a maximum width of 13 miles from oast to west, tvhleh, in comparison to Its size, prob ably equals the output of any placer field In the world. The area above described embraces not only Idaho City, but also the towns of c< tervllle, Haoervlllo, Qunrtzliurg ami Plc_ eervllle, all of which have beeu rebuilt In recent years and present a nest aud thrlv lug appearance. There are dozens of handsome lode inlnei among tha old placer beds of the Hash now awaiting the advent of capital thnl afford encouraging evldeuce of opening out aud Intelligently developed. AS VIEWED BY THE PRESS What Some of the Leading Papers Say Regarding the McKinley Co. The Financial llullrtln, Denver, Colo. npnny, nr Ib>l,o City, tins' lieeu Incur nltd In work ... . Is now attracting wide attention from enterprising investors, who, following the trail of the prospectore-ara now rapidly opening up and developing tho dis trict and laying the foundations for larger production and more lucrative profits than any hitherto realized. • The five great gold.-bearlng veins traversing the McKinley property trend from northwest to southeast, with off-shoots, branches anil connecting fissures of enormous width plainly traceable by outcroppings. That these veins are heavily mineralized Is now an accepted fact among all mining men fa- ■ ‘ J 1 * — — *■ **■ *■ 1 * —"*■* * *— * -—“■ — J — —| mUlar with the district. A single tunnel can be run through all these veins at right angles, tapping them at depth, anil draining tho wholo property. Traneportatlon facilities for the Basin are now_belng rapidly developed by tho Barber Lumbar Co., which Is constructing _ a branch _road connecting with the Oregon Short Line brunch at their plant at Barber and runnlrg through Moore Creek Gulch along the base of Jupiter Mountain. This railroad wifi pass within about half a mile of tho McKinley property. Tho present stage road to Bolee runs within 2,000 feot of ou.- tunnel site. I.lght_ and power will be supplied to the section at an early dote by the Wharton Power Plant, who,a dam, just completed on the South Payette River, develops 2,000-horse power at the low-water stake. ’7 Y* ' ' r 1 A Mountain of Gold Hundreds of Assays Proving the Extraordinary Richness of Jupiter Mountain Formation. The Gold now being obtained on tha McKinley prop erty Is taken chiefly from volcanic or crnptlfb forms- tt.ns called "dykes." Theae dykes show a rich mineral isation to the enormous depth of 2.0M feet. They are In fact the source—the fountain head—of the golden stream which yeAra ago began to enrich the placer miner. In the bode of the creeke that wa.h the biae of the mountain. Aa depth la attained theae great dykea, en closed beWeon walls of aolld granite, show amatlng and almost unlimited quantities of rich gold-bwrtng ore., which years of working could not poailbly exhaust. The value! obtained from theae dykee are Indicated In the following eessya: '.. J. II. MORELAND, MINING ENGINEER. Certlflcate> of Aeety for McKinley -Gold Mlnre Co. Sample. No. I:::::::::::: Gold. fllfrer. a. iter ton oa. per ton. ...17.66 2.1 .12 24.2 .08 S.4 7.00 0.7 Copper. perch s Value per ton. ■■SB 40.00 100.00 Mr. Morelend If Official Government Asaayer for the United State. Custom. Hoaoe at Kants. Clty-the prin- clpel Fetter, 1 assay office In the West-end the figures S ven are reliable and unquestionable. In addition to ■e assays here presented, hundreds of others tmre been Obtained of the. Jupiter Mountain ores .bowing mine, running all the way from l« to 22.0O3 to the ton In Gold. These essays were made by such well Miown eseeyere ee Park'll tton L .. ... m»* of eVidetiro now on Ole as to the quality of three| ores la simply orerwhelmlng arid Indisputable. The Making of a Gold Mine. What Is Required in a Successful Mining Enterprise. The world’* wealth I* taken from the ground, where It ha* been ttored for long ages in Nature's treMtare r*nlt*. Tho work of obtaining theso rich value* from beneath requirement* of, a succeculatlon—n> odern science has the surface la not a aptalnty unequaled lu any form of given It a degreo of cerhe Investor once understands tha entarpriss; and when tessfui mining enterprise be can no longer look upon mining as a "venture” or a "gam ble.” The conditions of success are three—tho Mine, the Men, and the Money. With a richly mineralised land of proven value—with an upright and experienced manage ment determined to "make good”—and with the funds necessary to purchase machinery and equipment and carry forward the worlf of digging out the ores—the conditions* are all present for a great and notable suc cess. By a careful Inquiry any Investor may satisfy himself regarding the merits of a given proposition; and there Is no excuse whatever for "taking chances" In mining any more* than In any other legitimate business. INVESTIGATE, INVESTIGATE—that Is the pecrat of successful Investment. The more carefully you Investi gate the McKtNI.EY GOLD MINES COMPANY, the moro anxious you will be to secure a block of McKinley stock st the ground-floor price; for we have tha Mlue, the Men. and the.Money; and only the possibility of Lionil fnnds brings this offer before you at OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Unquestioned Standing and Integrity of McKinley Management. itis* and directors will convince tho most conservative In vestor that money placed In this enterprise is in gala hands. All such Investigation will be welcomed, for these meu have nothlug to conceal Officers. BsnstfciyHL... of l»eliig richly lulycrallsed. About 1.' namys Imvn been swuritl, running nil t way from $4 to $2,000 to the ton In go the general overage being about ICO.” Tin?* Pittsburg Press, March 13, 1907, sni_. "Prospector Hubert McKinley reports that tin* McKinley Gold Mines Company flnsne- Ing la now well ipnlcr way, and Hint “ flotation la meeting with the most grnt lug success. Thu company Is planning ___ extensive tunnel uperntlons on Its tho ton In gold.” The Boston Post. March 31. 1907, says: "Milling meu In Idaho are manifesting keen Interest lu the preparations now being mado for placing the McKinley gold propsrly upon tho production hast* at an early date. Tin* prospect work on the property Imh been long and thorough, covering n period of over eight years. Mine Huperlntend McKinley states that the preliminary work on the iiinfn tunnel site Is practically coi pleted, and tj»st as soon ns the iiccorha machinery can lx» Installed the tunnel ho, will start Into the side of Jupiter Moun tain with the purpose of penetrating tin mineralized veins lit right angles. Tho Dally Mining Record, Denver, Colo.. April 3. 11>i>7. says: "The McKinley Gold Mines Company Is now making rapid prog- la tho development of Its mlncrnll hlg been demonstrated extensive prospect work. Tl mill Is to lie located at the The Mining Investor. Colorado Springs Colo., March 1. 1907, says: "In addition r test mad*? recently of nhout 5 tons Is re ported to 1i.it*- \ 1 • 1*1* • I «*\* f In M ton. Tho total cost of mining, milling and’ bnulffig Is wild to have been only About tT n tfm. The McKinley Gold Mines Company has now been Incorporated. property on nn adequate scab sns City. Mo. W. A. FOItSTEU. M. D., Vice-President; Physician, Kansas City, Mo. N. EDWARDS, Jr., Secretary and Treasurer; Manager L. C. Smith Typewriter Co.. Kansas City. Mo. JEAN ROBERT MOECIIEL, I’b. D., Consulting Engl- near; Mining Expert nnd Assayer. Kansas City, Mo. ROBERT McKINlJ:Y, Superintendent of Mines; Mining Engineer, Boise, Idaho. Director!, Aafiiat Stahl,' Uamiflcturer; It. Kaufman, Clothier; Philip McKinley of ifcKInl.y Plumbing Co.; It. II. Ralph, M. D„ rhyalclan; C. A. Rcouack.r, Merchant: Georg. W. Corficr, Dental Surgeon (all of Katins City.) Thru men are Inrastlnf liberally of their ova mean. In tha present enterprlie, but they realise that money la required to make a mine, and that with adequate funds —mors them they can command among themselreo-tb. resulting profits will b« far greater anil quicker than It thty should attempt to exclude the public tram a share In th* rewards ot their efforts, No officer or director of th. Company, with the exception of the Mine Superin tendent, will receive any salary whatever until the divi dend-paying stage la reached end dlrldende are actually declared. All moneys derived from the sale of stock ovsr and above the ere to be need , end no uqpnc Eight Years of Gold Digging A Statement from Our Mine Superintendent. Mountain In the llolse Itnoln. following th. Golilen trail from both Grime, anil Moore Creek,, which wa«h Its base, m> the steep sides to the oruptlre ilykos that promi nently crop on Its aurfsre._^^^^^n^ 1 have made u close study 1 of the I In . _ 11 I itiidy and traced them along th-lr dug holes Into them, cut Into them ground with tunnels to a depth v. hundred feet; foand the gold ore nnd 1 taken It oat and tested It In ton lot have hid hundreds of tssaya rnnde, know the nature and quantity of tho oro anil how moat eeonnmlrally to treat It. After all these years of preliminary work and tbs expenditure of tbouaends of dol_. the raclflc Slope. GROUND-FLOOR ALLOTMENT AT 8 CENTS PER SHARE-PAR VALUE $1.00 UltUUnis rs-ww. piJicE WILL ADVANCE IN A FEW DAYS This enterprise is to 1ft n °an ODDoUunlty^o^hare in the lucrative profited cially the man of limited means desirous of 0 8 ?““ r ® 1 ^ ea i v a "^ 0 ^ U ghly'provMi up on our property and demon- » Intimate mining enterprise "arranged to obtain quick and large re, n miiiiug luicijnwv. ~ » nV fn»io5v<» nnomtions are fully warruniuu m uui . , - strated beyond all question that the most extensi P h ld | e( ] ges; an d when the ores begin to be re sults. The tunnel to be constructed is certain to crosscut tne goiu ieu g , WHAT WE PROPOSE TO DO moved in quantities by this tunnel, the opportunity to join with us in this enterprise will no longer be open. Today this stock can ho bought for 8 cents per share. The price will be rapidly advanced with each step in progress of development; and those who join us now will cpiickly see their money doubling and trebling with the advances m this security. The present opportunity will be held open for a short time only, aud prompt ac tion only will insure against disappointment in securing this stock. *F ROBT. MCKINLEY'S PROSPECT TUNNELS itograpli (From Photograph.) tunnel la * feot In height and jjMPM la MP constructed !?? Wirpo,, of tat ' and escorts llnlsy with NS. „■■■■ the ton lu Hold, other abort tnn- open cut. and itufta on the McKinley property M »e shown equally value,. The Experimental Stage Is Passed— Rapid Development Now to be Our Watchword. No mlae was ever made without the la- vestment of money. The McKinley Gold Mlnee Company proposes to secure at once the needed machinery and carry throafU the construction of the tonnel which l.lo cross-cat the five great ore-beartne ledp» at depth. The economy of tanner mining over abaft mining la too well known to re. qnlre comment. The moat modern and acl- R title appliance, will be used-cost, will kept down to the lowest flinre-the work will 6e done thoroughly. This great tan- cel will determine.J^e character oMto ore st t depth sf 1.600 feet. Oar redaction andliu"adequate *m« S&URttft Installed. ■ytgssjraog^ ifogsa w H \b..der r ^ ! «o u prep.r 1 n^for n enormuu. will then qmehty exceed ell the exi tnre. or the past: and stockholders I McKinley Company will then re.llzo the troth of the old adage that "An a man sows, so shall he reap. OUR PLAN OF EASY PAYMENTS arren rrom coming In with a. at the bottom price by lack of ready money. Make yonr re. y share, a. desired. Send remittance of oue tentb tho full amount, and pay the balance In Yop thus secure yonr whole reserratlon at tha bottom price. VALUABLE OPTION SECURED No one le to be d.barroa rrom eomln, creation, now for aa man-- nine monthly payments. McKinley Stock Enhanced Many Points In Value by This Deal 6lace entering Into the contract ss financial agent for th* sale of thl, l at cents per share, t have recetved word from tbe Board of Directors —| —— __ ^ _ - .1 . ui-uii per .UHII". . nave receiveu uor.i xr.11,1 me uoaril or uuccrors that vf-AC lr INI fl W I In IV fir {1 ,Sh/L t*P— r!11* VOIUP % 1 (If) they have sncceeded In putting through a deal wbleh will a'dd , normoudv to A-wVJW a hjliaic A ax Value xPAeVfO the ni.ct, of tho Company and wonld Jnatlfy them lu Inere.altig the price nt once 21 down and $1 monthly for 9 months buys 1tS shares, par value $125 $5 down and $5 monthly for 9 months buys 625 shares, par value $625 $8 down nnd $8 monthly for 9 months buys 1,000 ihares, par value 31,000 220 down and 220 monthly for 9 months buys 2. ,00 shares, par value $2,500 248 down and 248 monthly for 9 months buys 6,000 shares, par value $6,000 $80 down and $80 monthly for 9 mont ha buys 10,000 shares, par value $10,000 to far above tbe present figure, Tbls deal Is In tbe form of an option secured ’upon fire etslma, or about 100 acre,, of the Orest Divide Mining Company, adjoining the McKinley property npon the west. This la heavily mineralised property which hae been thorough ly proven up and has yielded test, end nuyi .bowing hundred, nnd thousand. of qpllars to the ton In Gold. As I hat No forfeiture of pay- the eeeorlni No preferred •took, no loud,. All share, .hare alike. Stock fully paid and non-aaneasable. No forfeiture of pay- the eccnrlug of thl.' notion I ini «tiu able to 'off.r' lUtor a" abort* time only at ,or - AH EVFRY INVESTOR PERSONALLY GUARANTEED To every lnveetor In McKinley atoek I make three unqualified gn.r«n.ce«: Send toe your order, at once with first remittance of 10 per cent, subject to withdrawal within 30 days, W not fully ullalled with yonr Investment. More than this I win personally guarantee to eell the holding, of any luvettor who. for any reason, at the end of one year, ilrelm to di.poM of Ms stuck. J havejnvretlgotwt this rnterprioe In.ldu and ont, and I tielleve that I know Its value It any the time for action is now Delay pay. no dividends Our Illustrated nromrctn*. list of Mgh-eUSS liuslnc, ref- S^t^i of .nh.c*rtptlon for .tork and ,u.l l.fo r mat.rn f .wni ) be A rem Fit BE upon personal rrepon.lt) ireference. may he bre-.f i r.roi S mo. jn the ■pue preseut uttotraent la likely torim^ i be largely over-aubaerlbed, and tha right la reemred to retnrn any sobeerlptlon I’rompt action la any ease will be neereaary. lljradvtaedj but jiroapeetna ana I y full Informtalon will be sent FREE to payablo to M. H. TOMLINSON, Financial Agent. lasWMatt acceptance of lixi* offer Is urgently aivlsetl; bot prospeetus mm t sdj investor irlshlng to make further Inquiry before remitting. WRITE TODAY. . Address all communications and make all remittances payat McKinley gold mines company, 837 Century Building. KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. FREE INFORMATION COUPON-Clip and Mall Today. M. H. TOMLINSON, 227 Century Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Dear Sir—Please send prepaid, prospectus anil flill Ir.fc vn.. aa to the McKinley Gold Mines Co. * A. G. N. I