The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-13
Indian Camp Manhattan Min
ina Company.

We urge the immediate purchase OF
blocks of stock of the Indian Camp
Manhattan Mining company at the
promotion price, 80 cents per share
This property adjoins the famous
Union No. 9 Claim of the Manhattan
Dexter Mining company, whose stock
is selling around 81 per share, and on
whose ground half a dozen lesseeS are
sacking high grade shipping ore.
John S. Campbell, who resigned as
chief engineer and general manager
for Charles NJ. Schwsb and John Nc
Kane in Nevada. to become general
mine manager of the Jumping Jack,
Stray Dog and Indian Camp Manhat-
tan Mining companies at Manhattan,
is president of the company j. P
Marshall, the GOldfeld banker, is
treasurer. l. NJ. Sullivan. head of
the L. NJ. Sullivan Trus company, is
secretary
The company is being splendidly
financed and the property is being
rapidly developed.
Five Iessees are opening up the
ground in good shape ana are sack
ing shipping ore.
President and General Manager
John D. Campbell makes the follow
ing report, under date of May /:
High grade ore is being sacked
for shipment to the smelters by five
lesSees. and 1 have found no less than
seven strong lodges crossing the
property of the Indian Camp Man
haitian Mining Company. all Of
which carry from SO TO $50 per ton
on the surface. Our company work
here is located about IA feet from
the po'nt of intersection of two eX-
ceedingIy strong Lodges where we are
sinking a 7x4 foot shaft in the clear.
Last Friday we struck a 2-fOot
streak of ore that averages So per
ton. We have gone through this
vein on the dip and will continue to
sink to the 200-fOOt level. Then we
will crOSscut and in my opinion this
should make an Al mining PROPOSE
ton. We have ordered a Is n. p.
Fairban Morse gasoline hoist COM
plete, which is on the way and viii
| be installed within the next ten days
| The company has built a house on
the ground for the general manager.
/ The Office will be located there, and
the building will prove exceedingly
useful.
ION the Crescent Company. which
! Sidelines the Indian Camp Manhattan
| Mining COmpany's ground, the less
ees have made A big strike or about
foot Of ore which they declare will
ship between walls. The point
where this strike was made IS ex-
| actlv Il feet from the Indian Camp
/ sideline. and 7 have followed the
OutcrOD clear across Indian Camp
! ground for Us feet. To be brief,
| firmly believe that this VIII prove to
/ be one of the best mines in Man
| haitian"
| Our experts were early on the
! ground in Manhattan. and from the
! available properties. before the out
! side world was acquainted with the
! rich discoveries being made there.
| selected the Indian Camp as one of
! greatest prospective worth. Devel-
| Opment work on the property has
! more than borne out the early con-
] illusions of the experts. and the
! property is now really the "Det'' of
! Engineer Campbell. Mr.. Campbell
was one Of the early purchasers OF
| stock In this company and since has
! consistently added to his holdings
| He recommends il strongly as OF
/ great speculative worth
/ Reservations of shares in the In
| dian Camp Manhattan Mining Com
| PAW should be telagraphed to the
L. NJ. Sullivan Trust Company, and
remittance follow by early mail
Our allotment is fast being exhaust
ed and will not last long As soon as
the present allotment is sold. this
stock viii be listed on the minins
exchanges of the country along Will
Bullfrog Rush. and viii. in our opin-
! ion. experience a very sharp ad-
/ ~ ror.inn