The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-23
GOLD MOUNTAIN IS
HOME OF BONANZA
Numerous Companies Are Now
Turning Up Signs of Great
Importance.
Special TO The Tribune.


CLIFTON. July 22.-The genesal public
is at last awakening to the fact that the
Annie Laurie and the Sewer are not the
only great properties In the Gold Noun
tain region. The surface Of this vast
mineral belt has as yet scarcely been
scratched. This Is possibly duo TO the
fact that the greater portion OF this min
eral zone is covered with deep mass
of errosive debris which renders surface
prospecting except In few Instances,
welI-nlgh impossible. There nre quite
a number of unhcard-of properties whose
development work has been silently
prosecuted almost continuously. and those
properties are gradually showing up
some OF the great masses OF ore which
lie buried in the bosom OF this vast min
eral range, awaiting but the magic wand
Of capital to add their quota to the min
eral wealth of the world
From New York. Boston. Chicago, Okla
homa and other places the writer re-
ceives daily inquiries relative to the
merits OF different properties In THIS
and the adjoining Marysville district,
from parties who are either Interested
In or seek conservative investment Tor
some of their surplus capital In some or
the promising prospects Of these locali-
ties. Tho outlook for the camp was
never better In its history. And while
II never had q boom, nor does IL desire
one, In the light Of some OF the recent
booms IN adjoining States, which, whllo
some line properties may be discovered,
enable the unscrupulous to unload Wild
cat propositions upon an unwary public.
Tho steady growth OF the prospects In
Gold Mountain, like that In most OF the
other of Utah's great camps, interests
and commands tho respect and encour-
agement of the investor. whose business
il is to seek promising prospects which
will ultimately become good dividend
payers. Though this class OF investment
may not appeal TO the gambler, who
would sooner risk his money on 1OO-to-
/ shot and lose than invest In PROPOSE
tIon which depends upon its steady de-
velopment and intelligent handling
become a good diyidend-payer and gilt
edged investment.
The Annie Laurie, under the lntelli-
gent management of Samuel Levy, and
the efficient superintendency OF Dave
william, is putting on rejuvenatod ap-
paarance and the mistakes OF the former
management being nullifed by their up
to~date methods. New ore bodies are
being discovered and II more than taxes
the capacity of the mill TO handle the
output The Sewer company, finding the
capacity OF its shutes insufficient to
handle the easily broken ores, Is rushing
the work In the mine under the manage
ment Of K. r. Foster. Everything about
this splendid property Is of the latest
and best description
The development on the bonanza, the
General Connor. is progressing under
the direction of Charles Skougaard. The
Kimberly Gold Mining company, So
900. 900 corporation with great posslbili-
ties, Is being handled by H. G. Snyder.
The Signal Peak is showing up nice
bodies OF orc under the management OF
Joe Nelson. This Is one OF the proper
ties that should shortly be heard from.
On the Deer Creek side the Apex and the
Pearl groups need no description,
Ferries group has nice ore bodies. The
Annie Laurie and the Bank of England
will soon talk for themselves. d. B.
Staly's Wandering Boy has large bodies
of low grade ore.
The Golden Treasure. the Southern
Boy, tho Fisherman apd the Thornton
group are all great prospects. The old
Silver King is being worked by the
Darger Brothers. The Meyerhoffers are
extending their tunnel on the lie Roy
800 feet, The Sevier company. we un-
derstand. intends TO do large amount Of
development on the group they acquired
last year In this section. They have fine
bodies of ore. The Bruner group, the
property of D. D. Staley, IS bound 10
become a great property, You can pan
free gold from any part OF this ground,
The Banner group must not be con-
founded With the Banner Gold Mining
COMPANY