Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

ulc,a OF the youth Of Bulfrog seldom
experience,
ATTRACTS EASTERN INVESTORS
Large interests IN Nov YORK; phib.
delphli und Boston were represented by
| q party OF men from those cities VIVA
| nave Just been hero and who huNe gN'
On the district n most complete lnNotO'
cation, ~ NJ, CALVIN ~ Boston, u capis
lullHt hllnFolf ana representing other
Investors IN Boston, ana j, q, Wolr ol
Wen brothers q 60. NJ New YORK ana
Philadelphia were two NJ those IN the
PARTY, They came here by automobile
from 0oldheld, 20 miles away Mr. wen
In without doubt one NJ the best posted
men m New York on mines ana mining
stocks of the mining districts " Tono'
pan and t'odneld Aflor his thltd day
~ nh ana shafl climbing, MI Weir
stated That before he came here he hAd
read great deal about this district
ana htd hoard what sounded llke pre-.
posieroua stories from men who hOd
travelled this way before THIS being
hip ilrtl personal visit ~ the camp, and
ne having been IN close touch WIN ~
the great sensations IN Goldnold ana
Tonopuh, hC had HlWaye Kept a curb ON
HIS enthusiasm bat here ho mus N
dlnlcult 10 hold I, back IN contrasting
ihln district win Noldilcld ana Tono'
pan, Mr. Weir said
AN IMMENSE ORR BODY
"ihr existence Of the great body ~
ore here cunnol be- questioned, ana II
can only boz discussed IN the Hcnso of It's
onormouncss, with such immense
lodges cropping ON the surface OF every
hill and hug. back whore they have been
exposed TO the teaching OF The weather
for tho thournnds Of years Al or near
~ all Of thoao rurry values In the on
crops. ana THIS spcmN 10 srl.
tlc lho fact that the ore ANA
lodges NJ the croppInga are from 3 Ia
30 looi wide. and oven 100 f6ol wide,
one cannot help showing some onlhu'
rlaml
"a plain statement of the facts Of the
rurmre shoWmaa ON Bonnn1n Noun.
tain MONTGOMERY Ladd ana Rain Bow
mountains would sound 90 u mining
man who had ncNor Waited lh.m NR
the maglnmpa ~ ON enthusiast or u
boomer. vet they would be only simple
hctY I'm ovpIy rugc where these onor
muur hodges hnNo been eat ~ dcvcl'
opcd every single one shows n higher
naturalization the deeper they arc de-
yelopcd below the surface
FREE GOLD FOUND.
Pointing 20 the Gibraltar Mines syn.
diuuto'g property ON Bonanza Noun.
lair, Mr. Weir said that ho ana his
party had spent the entire day there
ana for over four hours worked ON the
e open cuts IN the elS quartz lodges
thut outcrop ON the property From
these a cuts they picked ana gathered
many samples and pannod them them
selves Every one " them showed
handsome strings ~ free pure gold,
Estimating the values shown by the
pan, Mn Weir said that none of them
would 20 less than $40 per ton and from
that up into the thousands ~ dollars
Mr. Weir said that this alone II told
to "A mining man who had noVor been
In the district would be quite incredible
and yet he had found II to BE- an alb
soluto fact
The Bulfrog National Bank Mining
Co has commenced Systematic dcvel-
opmeni and VIII soon begin the sort
INK Of ore, \ shipment of very high
grade orc VIII be made IN tho near III
turc Tho main shaft ls now down l32
feet ana crosgcut Is now being pushed
from the 100 foot level into the hill, In
the bottom of the SHAFT they are getting
into quartz ana manganese similar 10
that found In the Shoshone National
Bank property which adlolns the Bull.
frog National Bank mine ON the fiat
at the north end,
The Shoshonc National Bank IL car.
tVlng "A prOpgput from the 10 foot level
through the porphyry for the ledge,
that from surface indications runs Just
10 the east Of their shaft The manager
states that they have increasing string.
crs Of manganese quarts orc running
into the face Of the drift and that they
carry low values that N, low values
for this district The company II per.
foctly satisfied with tho showing,