The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-31

The record for 1905 in the Gold Noun
tain district and the contiguous region
which belongs to the great Mt Badly
mineral belt. the greater portion of
which is located In Pluto county with
an extension of miles into Sewer coun-
~. has not been an exciting one. It has
been one of results however, as the
future viii bear witness The impor-
tance of the Gold Mountain Marysvale
district as a gold-producing section
has been preached for several years.
just as has Bingham with reference 70
its copper possibilities. All that has
been said for the latter has been Veri-
fed many-fold already. All that has
been and is being said for the Gold
Mountain Marysvale country VIII just
as surely be verified by the men and
companies who are now pouring their
money into the ground there. Much
has been accomplished already, but
the next two years win so far change
the complexion of things down there
that the miner Of today will hardly be
able to comprehend it. This must be
so because the miles and miles of ave-
nues that have pierced the mountains
and opened the lodges are now being so
shaped up that a tremendous tonnage
OF ore will be pouring out Of them into
the various milling plants provided to
treat 1t within the time specified.
District of Extra Merit.
Like Bingham, this country is not one
for the poor man to make Roadway in.
The average values of the ores are not
high enough for that But to the man
and corporation of means, brains and
energy, It offers surer returns on the
money invested than any farming or
manufacturing enterprise can safely
guarantee. There is no longer any
mystery concerning the ledge forma-
tions nor their general form OF mineral
iZation. The proper methods of treat
ing the ores which carry nothing but
gold and silver. to speak OF. has been
pretty thoroughly worked out by the
Annie Laurie and Sewer Consolidated
companies. 1t has cost them not lit
tie TO work out this important factor of
the business and those companies and
men who are TO follow these pioneers
will be able to profit by their expert
ences The tremendous amount of de-
velOpment work that has now been
done in the camps has placed them
where 1t is now possible for capital 20
step In and know just what it is buying
That being true, the boom 10 which the
region is justly entitled cannot be long
delayed
1t Is not the purpose Of this review to
go into such detail of the years accom-
plishments that the reader viii become
wearied. Columns could be written
concerning the showings that have been
made in the dozens Of properties that
have been under steady and intelligent
development. If it is possible to con-
vince the wOuld-be investor that this
is legitimate and safe field in which
to operate, a region i'm which no bright
expert can be placed at work without
his being carried away by its pOssibili-
ties. then The Herald viii feel that its
duty 10 the camp and those who have
spent their time and money in bringing
IT to the frcrt mas SSAn done.
FroFN PsSsseet . Savanna.
Mines sre seldom aas &c ia 6ev or
a week or year. and Il is equally the
rule that where a longer time is re-
quired 10 make mine its life. after
being made, is COrTeSDOndngly longer.
It is now six years or so since the An
ME Laurie company was organized. The
property was just such q prospect as
are numerous others in the camp to
day when =. L. Kimberley and his as