CARLSENETHEN 
 
 COMPANY, INC., 
 
 SEA RCHLIGHT, N EV. 
 
 CYRUS NOBLE MINE 
 
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 CYHUS NOBLE MINE 
 Searchlight, Nev. 
 
 Stock promotion booklet 
 
 Publ. Searchlight, n. d. , possibly ca. 1905 
 
 Copied by Arda Uaenszel, with permission of owner, 
 Mrs. Orange M. (Eva) Waters 
 3164 Pershing Avenue 
 San Bernardino, Calif. 92^05 
 
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 REFERENCE NOTES 
 
 1. One of the owners and developers of the mine was 
 J. J. Prendergast of Redlands. 
 
 2. There is some information on the great Quartette mine 
 of Searchlight, along whose vein the Cyrus Noble was 
 located. The Quartette once had a small railroad 
 
 from the mine down to the Colorado River at Searchlight 
 (now Cottonwood) Landing. The mill was first located 
 beside the river, and was served by the steamboats. 
 
 3. The map shows the exact location of several other mines 
 and mills in the area, such as the Duplex, which is 
 still operating to some extent. 
 
 h. The booklet was printed by the Out West Printing Co. 
 (Publisher of OUT WEST magazine? Lummis?) 
 
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 PRESIDENT 
 SECRETARY 
 
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 Cyrus Noble Mill, Ore Dump and Surface 1 nprovemenla 
 
C Y R U S -.g^ N O B L E 
 
 Mining Company 
 
 SEARCHLIGHT MINING DISTRICT 
 
 LINCOLN COUNTY, NEVADA 
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 1 — A Company whose property is located on the famous Quartette vein, and has produced 
 
 S60.000.00 during development, and will be 
 
 "A DIVIDEND PATER" SOON - - 
 
 2 — A Company whose property is fully paid for. with money in the treasury and no litigition. 
 3 — A Company that owns 1 62 acres and a 1 0-stamp mill. 
 
 •4 — A Company that has no salaried officers outside of its Superintendent and men employed 
 
 in the mine. 
 5 — A Company that appreciates the right of its stockholders to receive detailed reports, at 
 
 regular intervals, showing the disposition of funds and progress of workings. 
 
 6— .A Company which recognizes the 
 
 CARLSEN-ETHEN COMPANY 
 
 as men of integrity and honesty in the community m which they reside, who know a mine 
 
 when they see it. and are not merely professional stock-jobbers. 
 
 7 - A Company whose officers are men of esteem and integrity, and whose character is 
 
 beyond reproach. 
 
 8 - A Company, in short, that believes in ■■ the man behind the pick " rather than the man 
 
 behind a glaring advertisement. 
 
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Cnpitnlizfation. One Million Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand' 
 
 Par Value, One Dollar 
 Treasury Allotment, - 250,000 Shares 
 
 All Promotion StocK Pooled 
 
 Incorporated Under the Laws of SovitK DaHota 
 
 StocK Ftill Puiil und Non-y\»!<es5nble 
 
 Property Fully Paid For and Unencumbered 
 
 Transfer Office. - Red lands, California 
 
 Location 
 of Claims 
 
 Undisputed 
 veins of 
 adjacent 
 properties 
 
 THE property of the Cyrus Noble Mining- Company is located in Section 
 54, Townsliip 29 South. Range. 63 East. M. D. M.. and consists of 
 ten claims and fractions, approximately 162 acres, of which five are patent- 
 ed, i. e., " CYRUS NOBLE." "CYRUS JR.." "BROWN JUG," "DIAMOND 
 WEDGE." and "HORSESHOE." Surveyed for patent are "KING 
 EDWARD." "DRAGON." "HERBERT." "FOUR ACES" and "GOLQEN 
 CUP." It is bounded on the north by the Searchlight Parallel and Goodenough, 
 and on the west by the famous Quartette and Duplex Mining Companies. ., „ 
 
 THESE claims may truly be said to be the hub of the main ledges of 
 the Quartette and Duplex mines. There is some dispute among mining 
 men as to the general trend of the Cyrus Noble vein, but there is no difference 
 of opinion among leading mining engineers as to the Cyrus Noble being the 
 Quartette ledge, which has produced $1 ,500,000,00, and has 89,000,000 
 worth of ore blocked out, * 
 
 Under- 
 ground 
 ■worKings 
 
 T^XPLOlTJtTION IS going on at the greatest speed possible. There 
 ■»-^ are now SO men working around the mine, and the main shaft, which 
 is being enlarged to ? x 9 feet, is down 500 feet. Sinking with three shifts 
 will not cease until the 1000-foot depth is reached. Stations will be cut 
 every 100 feet and drifts will be run both ways. This will add materially 
 to the 2,000 feet of workings already performed in cross-cuts, drifts and up- 
 raises, thus blocking out additionally huge bodies of excellent ore. 
 
 "This ledge, which is 50 per cent better than the Quartette was at the 
 same depth " (according to Capt. Luxon's statement), should with greater 
 depth far surpass this wonderful bonanza. 
 
OtKer veins 
 
 Values 
 
 T 1 NMISTAKABLY there can also ho traced in the Cyrus Noble (jround 
 \^ the main vtin of the Duplex Mininp Company, which has produced 
 :f300.000. and lias been acquired recently by 'Jnhn BrockniAn, the mil- 
 lionaire mine-owner. It likewise contains the Goodenough Vein, which 
 shows free-(Told ore at the surface. 
 
 /T IS ESTIMATED on a connorvative basis, that from the main shaft 
 Ihroiurh which the Company is to this day conducting all its devebp- 
 opment work, over -60.000 00 has been taken out. and S500.000.00 
 worth of ore has been blocked out. Returns of shipments to Sebby's smelter 
 will sliow a net return <:)i S103.?2 per ton. some high (jrade streaks running 
 as high as S 1 0.000.00 per ton. But a conservative average of the entire 
 ledge, which is from 4 to 32 feet in width, is SSS'OO per ton. The ledge 
 
 Surface 
 improve- 
 ments 
 
 emphatically increases in size and value as depth is reached, and is free- 
 milling. While we do not promise to find S20.00 gold pieces with depth, we 
 do state that an excellent profit can be made, with an unlimited amount of 
 good ore. whose cost of mining and milling is only S4.00 per ton. 
 
 /I NEW ten-stamp mill has just been completed at the cost of $15,000 
 C/~l being of the most modern type, and having-' everything necessary for 
 the complete extraction of gold. Among the other buildings that give the 
 ground an appearance of good substantial mining operation are the Manager's 
 home, the Superintendent's home, the assay office, a well-equipped black- 
 smith shop, hoist house, store rooms and other such buildings as are essential 
 for good successful mine operation. 
 
 Capable 
 manage- 
 ment 
 
 THE directorate assures its stockholders of proper administration of the 
 company's funds and affairs. 
 TKe Money Must and "Will go into Extensive Development 
 
 By this means the small stockholder can share in the dividends as well as 
 the capitalist. 
 
 Capt. Luxon. who for three years served in the capacity of Mine Su- 
 perintendent in the Quartette mine, is now in charge of the " Cyrus 
 Noble," Chas. M. Egge. recent foreman of the Montgomery Shoshone 
 mine, is acting in the same capacity in the "Cyrus Noble." John Bow- 
 den, the mill man. has been employed for 14 years in the famous Utica mine 
 in California. 
 
 With such management as this, we see nothing but successful mining 
 operation. 
 
Valuation 
 
 THE Cyrus Noble owns 162 acres, most of which are adjacent to the 
 Quartette, with the Quartette ledge to work on. and the price that 
 this famous property is selling at to-day. the Cyrus Noble should rise above 
 par, i. e., $1 00. in the very near future. The Quartette property carries a 
 valuation of SI 5.000.000. the stock soiling strong at S15 per share: 
 and there is no question but that it is worth intrinsically much more than that 
 figure. Therefore, with these Focts in view, also that the Cyrus Noble has 
 produced $60,000, and has $500,000 worth of ore blocked out. this property 
 will bear watching. If you have already done so. you will find every state- 
 inent made by us correct, for we have not taken into consideration the in- 
 creased facilities for transportation by railroad in the very near future, this 
 being another assured Fact. 
 
 Buy no-w. 
 before price 
 is advanced 
 
 OUR PREDICTION 
 
 rmS property was thoroughly examined by our own engineer before 
 being put on the market. Upon his enthusiastic jeport we secured a 
 limited numberof shares of treasury stock (100,000), the proceeds of 
 these to be put into the ground. We are sufficiently impressed with 'the pos- 
 sibilities of this property to invest our o'wn money in it, and have 
 secured the only treasury stock on the market. We can conscientiously rec- 
 ommend this as an exceptional investment, either to hold permanently or for 
 a rapid advance in price. We want to make money for you, and give you the 
 benefit of our judgment, as that is the only way to hold you as one of our 
 I financial clients ; for we want your patronage, not only to-day, but to-mor- 
 
 Di viil*-nd 
 
 row next year, and continue so long as we ' make good." We are not 
 selling you a prospectus, as is very often the case, but say to you. Investi- 
 gate it tKoroughly, for we are confident that you will then join us. 
 
 "W e h n o -w what this stock is going to do. and know emphatically 
 when -we predict a dividend not later than July. 1906, or possibly 
 earlier. 
 
 Therefore, wire us for a block of this slock, and it will make you our 
 client and friend. 
 
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Geology 
 
 GEOLOGY 
 
 ^# //fueoloRy of the district is identical with that of Comstock, Tonopah 
 J. and Goldfield. all being on the same Andesitic formation, commonly 
 
 known as hrecciated or " lode porphyry." That the mines are permanent 
 
 and the ledges improve in values and size has been proven by actual work 
 
 by such mines as the Quartette, which is I 000 feet deep. 
 
 The Duplex. 700 feet deep Santa Fe, 200 feet deep 
 
 Pompeii. 350 feet deep Good Hope, 500 feet deep 
 
 Blossom. 425 feet deep Le Roy, 350 feet deep 
 
 and others, which are loo numerous to mention. 
 
 Map 
 
 relative 
 position of 
 CyrusNoblo 
 to the 
 Quartette 
 and Duplex 
 mines, also 
 sho-wing 
 Quartette 
 main ledge 
 
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