The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-13
BuIIfrog Rush Mining Company

Our Mr.. l. NJ. Sullivan, together
with Mr.. John D. Campbell formerly
general manager in Nevada for Chas.
II. SChwab and John Mckane) and
several officers of the Trust company,
visited BullfrOg last week and in
spected the BullfrOg Rush property.
A full report. dictated by Mr.. Sulli-
van, and containing the result of
his observations and inquiries, is en-
bodied in this Market Review, and q
careful perusaI viii convey not only
an idea. of the greatness Of the Bull
from Rush property, but viii COM
muniCate to the thinking investor the
real possibilities for tremendous profit
that surround an investment in Bull
from Rush Mining company shares at
the original quotation price of 80 cents.
The company is incorporated with
a capital stock of 1900, 600 shares of
the par value of $1.0O each. OF these,
100000 shares are owned by the treas
ury. The other million shares are
closely held by the capitalists that
have contributed to pay for the prop
erty and turn it over to the company
free of remembrance of any kind.
The following is the directorate:
JOHN s. COOK .............P President
President of the John s. Cook &, Co
Bank, GoIdfeld New
THOMAS S. ROBINSON...........
..-----..-.-...-. --Vice-President
pany, GOldfeld, New.
L. NJ. SULLIVAN. Treasurer
President Of the L NJ. Sullivan Trust
Company. GoIdfeld, New.
GEORGE NJ BROWN. --.-- Secretary
HON. JOHN SPARKS. 1900. Director
Governor of the State of Nevada.
J. D. CAMPBELsL.... Director
Consulting Engineer formerly E.ngi-
neer for Schwab and McKane).
PROF. GILBERT Z. BAILEY, F. NJ.
Phi. D.-...-.... Engine Charge
The company owns outright four
mining claims or so acres on Bonanza
mountain in the RullfrOg mining dis
trict. situated within half a mile Of
the town of RhyOlite. The claims are
known as the Rush, Rush No. 1, In
dex No. l and keystone. They adj
join those of the BuIlfrOg Denver
Mines Company and the Peerless
Mining Company on the north. They
are bounded on the east by the prop
erty Of the Bonanza Mountain Gold
Mining company.
For upwards Of a year the Rush
Group Of claims had enjoyed the rep
utatiOn Of being one of the greatest
undeVelOped properties in the district
The price put upon these claims by
the original locatOrs was far in ex-
cess Of that put upon any other prop
eTty In the distriCt-the Montgomery
ShOshone alone excepted.
Development work was commenced
on the Rush February eth of this
year. Since then one Of the greatest
ore bodies ever opened up in Nevada
| has been disclosed The following
statement by L. NJ. Sullivan presi-
dent of the L. NJ. Sullivan Trust COM
pany, written after his recent exam
ination of the property, is a cOmpre-
hensive review of what is now trans
piring on the ground:
Development Work to May Bull
frog-Rush Mining Co.
/ Work Commenced ........Feb. 7, 1906
! Number of miners employed. 80 to 40
! Consulting Engineer in Charge.
! Mine superintendent. Samuel Boston
! Number of feet of tunnel work done
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1861 feet
! Number of feet of crOsscuts los feet
All work done for the purpose OF
exploring the width, length and
character of veins.
Known veins running through prop
! erty: Rush Vein, Denver Vein, an
| mex Vein, Venture Vein
| RUSH VEIN-Opened up and
shown to run through entire Rush
claim lengthwise for a distance o.
1900 feet.
ANNEX VEIN-Traced from Els
May claim, which adjoins, into Rusl
No. 1 claim. Persistency of this ven
on Rush No. l claim not yet deter
mined. Little work done.
l VENTURE VEIN-Traced from