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Collection: Directories and Documents > Pamphlets

PH 2-4 (ca. 1905) (90 pages)

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should be invoiced to determine as Nearly as Possible whether or not he was getting something for every dollay invested—something that would represent a Property value. Yet this same man would place his cash in a mining proposition without even attempting to find out whether the capitalization represented figures based upon a property value, "2 There are many reasons why the investor should regard these matters with caution. Mines, the same as other business Propositions, are liable to fail, and in the event failure ensues, it is always well to have a property that can be handled to advantage. Tf you owned a farm and through bad management made a failure, some good Manager.might come along, realize that it possessed fertile soil, and take it at a good price and make a success of it. The same might be true in connection with a mining proposition, Before you invest you should make inquiry and ascertain something of the value of your Property. See that it means that there is something back of your investment. While of course it is difficult to place a value upon a mining claim, the same as a value could be Placed upon some other proposition, yet it is a fact that ing district Properties have a fixed value. ing proposition, these values depend large amount of ore blocked out, and the gener condition of the mine. In the Prospect, the value is placed on a basis of what surface showings ha cba ve been, and the proximity of the prospect to Producing Propositions, and the general location as regards the methods of handlin transporting and treating the ores. ee As a matter of fact, custom has formed two classes of mining Propositions—the Produci in any minIn a producly upon the al character and