ALASKA
TRANSFER
Telephone—Main 81
ARCADE BUILDING
H. V. Hoben. A. F. Davis
LOST GOLD MI1IS
LURE FOR WEALTHY
I MEN: FORM COMPANY
INCORPORATE TO HUNT FOR
MINE WITH IRON DOOR IN
MEXICO OR ARIZONA
There's an old gold trail worn by
the pack mules feet that still can be
traced from the cathedral of the San
Xavier Mission out near Tucson, Ari
zona. Out it leads Into the desert—
to be obliterated in the waste’s scar
red surface. Baffling, alluring, that
old trail seems to epitomizze the
hunts for those lost gold mines of
the southwest, whose legendary gold
yet beckons. Rumors of some thirty
century Indian uprisings have been
a major cause in the ending of the
activities of a number of bonanza
towns and have pnt an abrupt finish
to their successes. In the southwest
knowledge of the whereabouts of the
lost mines is said to be in the bos
session of Indians of various tribes,"
but no information oT any importance
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has come to light till just recently.
Now the subject is humming for
' an interesting venture has just beet
lanched w’bich mar unearth the mine
ends of many forgotten trails. Certi
ficates of incorporation have just been
filed at Albany and in the County
Clerk’s office of New York by a group
of wealthy men for a mining company
which will undertake during the next
few years to outfit expeditions into
the mountains of Arizona and New
Mexico in an effort to locate certain
gold mines which are known to have
existed in the region, to have been
profitably operated, yet whose exact
j whereabouts have become lost. Now
• this mining and prospecting corpora
, tion has come into being, capitalized
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Tbesr are: tbe Indians of tbe ^?wpc*
tribe whose reserva yon IbortteiV w
TncSon; the records r£ the neartr*
Sax Xavier mission "whose oathed-a'.
-contains objects of fold hur«wi its
have beet mined by Indians under
The direr* iox of priests Tor sserera
centuries maps anc records Obtain
ed from various son roes datlnc back
to early days of eoafftoweSt min Inn
There 1- inheres: lx tbe manner in
which the ids* oripina.Ted for It te«
due tc nr less *hax one of the rextle
mex dir* ::nf tbe company readme
a popnla: rove, of tbe day. lx Har
old Bel; tfrirhi’s story *Tbe TETine
!W3fb the Iron Boor ’' which "aril be
shown at the Liberty theatre tonieh:
and tomorrow niuht. there is a mlxnre
description of the Canada del Oro.
or ‘‘Canyon of Gold* In th* Santa
Catalina mountains near Torso®,
■which indicates the existence of a
mine or mines of the type tbe present
company is seeking This let te
cbeckinc up ox ISr Wncht's maternal
which he had uatberec ot tbe spot
with tbe result that tbe Canada *el
Oro is *he main pr int of operations
for ihe present at least and the mine
with-the-iron-door the particular ob
jective.
It is expected that tie i l®l|Mliy>
activities today will be it many ways
mors easily carried not that w*r*
those of previous attempts to mine
it the catyons. the lack of waner be
fore the days of irricatiot behaf a
chief cause of failure it the aM days
All the world has heard romantic,
fabulous Ftomes of the ireat las:
mites, and It is porta to he at ams*
inc thitp if from the Ariaoaa (arm
land? comes wore that ote off the few
leeetds the Xew World boss's has
heex proved Tact. From deepest ®oe-:
polia come BhosMt epos. fro®, the
Ejryptisi. sstds come re-disc*wered j
moment-os of the Pbtroahs. ate tow
mod err etterprise is directed Upward
the mine-with-the-iroTsdeor
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SAX FRAXCISCO. Jntly I* s'—
The Industrial association, yesterday,
offered a reward, for the ar
rest and cotvictkm of attackers off
John Goytton. American plat moiderj
who was shot down earlier it the day
while waikitp to work 2* was the
only recent outbreak in the moiderY
war.
Brunswick Photographs and records
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