The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-05

.,'ssE VIA LAS VEGAS
fns
ssNevada Is a Hum
! sssthe Mines Are
W sssperous.
q. w. Bartch returned
Zip through Nevada. In
1an he Tribune of his OBJ
Wlt State, said, that he
NVegas to Rhyolite.
vId Co be a much more
on his previous visit
Ia months ago. Hotels
M crowded and overrun
many of them from
their way 10 Green
rvS mining camps. While
4 visited some of the
in the Bullfrog dis
hoshone Montgomery,
Hhas a monstrous vein
e. aft is down 400 feet
,s's out just the same as
Except that it is of a
some of it being very
is being opened up by
NIsts. The ore is a sort
unrtz, but some of it is
quartz. The vein on
bout % degrees east of
Md Bar mine is highly
| ls the Tramp Con. and
lers.
Bullfrog District.
district is active. and
f the development of its
ng every anticipation of
lterested. The town of
loving rapidly. II is the
he railroad from Las
e railroad is being built
ountain to Rhyollte, the
1ich is done and rails are
iner mine, a mile easterly
vein, which is copper, is
of lime and porphyry.
sing equipped with ma
sting purposes, as is the
srty on the west, In
Enlels of the Banner they
A,re of the value Of $500
Vgold and copper. The
would indicate a very
} .depth. The ore is in
IS favorable to become
ing property.
tdheld by Auto.
Ute I went TO Goldfeld
= of a blizzard hitherto
In that part of the
lticed the railroad from
.eady constructed about
3hyolite. These towns
Injected by rail.
L attended simply to
i did not visit any of
+ town was full of spec
Ing men, which gave it
1T activity, and stocks
ASome mines, ! was told,
dered almost valueless,
ynpment, become great
M properties. The per
district is assured, The
II ows that the veins go
I that they are in the
rs. Goldfeld impressed
of the most wonderful
,stern country today.
ED | went to Tonopah,
to Manhattan On the
tan, and somewhere in
e, an unknown desert,
Misfortune to break the
the chauffeur had
IN trying 10 make re-
Ny without much sue
into came along and we
Aud went through to
time. AT Manhattan,
Isinesa was of q legal
Mited the Manhattan
W in which several Salt
interested. The com
I, on a cross fssure,
N)oks much better than
nd it. 1t is a milling
Eough there is a great
pping ore in the veins.
Ire being made on the
there is no greater or
surface showing any
a groupings on it.
Rich Strikes.
seem to be made at
Is through the district
y : where they have sunk
he Manhattan Con,
others seem to have the
hs | learned from con.
r men,
way, the district has
movement Of a substan-
ince my last visit. As
being developed, they
better advantage and
pit satisfaction and CON
lHpart Of the people and
nd operators that was
}. On the streets one
the spectators and ap-
srsons, as was the case
visit. 1t seems clear
has settled down TO real
eticed considerable ac-
s among people living
he confidence they have
Ad 1t was also noticeable
= Tonopah, Goldfeld and
At looking TO Manhattan
xt camps that will have
Yes and mining stocks,
kers Interested.
attaD / went to Carson
usiness, where our firm
several important law
Sf there to Ramsey dis
'' the Ramsey Comstock
M Ilber of Salt Lakers are
that property they have
,ng the foot-wall Of the
Fo0.le foot.wall of the vein
Dp u Of the incline shaft
nj Eot- wall nicely exposed,
Y ,st perfect slicken-sides
shaft is now at a depth
ed feet and is appronch
.Iregion, but no cut has
fIRugh the wall into the
tom of the shaft. Tho
pof the vein was made
sixty feet. where I. -