The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-28
SALT LAKERS SAFELY
ESTABLISHED IN EAST
Mining Talent of Prominence
Being Received With the
Widest of Arms.

One does not have to remain in New
York City very long to appreciate how
much "A part of the financial and inter
csting life of the metropolis Salt Lake
talent has become. Visitors to New
York are impressed By this fact, and
upon their return to Salt Lake speak
glowingly of the manner in which salt
Gakers have entered the active routine
Of the Eastern city. New York is de-
scribed as thinning Wild and some
rather uncharitablc folks 60 so far as to
substitute crazy for the word wild: but
at any rate the city by the sea is
given due credit for its action IN com
ing 10 Utah for either Utah investments
or mining talent
Ely and Cobalt stocks both are occu.
pying the attention of the stage at this
time. Ely is considered well worth all
the attention and capital she is draw
ing, Insiders do not hesitate to express
the positive belief that Daniel Guggen-
holm g recent warning regarding the
indiscrlminate formation of mining COM
panics was directed at Cobalt and not
at Ely or Utah The familiarity of
Utah men with Utah and Nevada dis
tricts is in demand at high premium
in New York, and consequently there
are many doors wide open for local
mining talent in the East
A returned visitor 20 New York was
speaking about the number and i'm
portance of Salt Lakers in New York
Mt this time. All are doing we'll who
have established Offices or headquarters
there. This gentleman met during a
recent visit halfscorc or more of local
men prominent in mining circles of the
country. Among these were w. V. Rice,
William H. Clark and Joseph Shockley,
all interested in the famous Gibraltar at
Bullfrog. Mr.. Rice and Mr., Clark, in
addition. are large owners in the Neva-
da Hills company, proposition that has
met with unlimited favor in the East.
Willard F, Snyder and Charles o. Ell
hngwood are comfortably housed in a
suite of Offices on Broad street. The
recent satisfactory behavior of the Ely
Consolidated company has more than es-
tablished these gentlemen in the CON
fidence Of Fasteners, and this conf
dence is we'll deserved. NJ. Effinger. at
one time Of this city, is in New York,
backed by some Of the strongest capital
lists Of Pittsburg, and he is progress
ing splendldly in the mining line. The
Mccormick brothers are far too we'll es-
tablished in New York not to be
pointed out as successful Salt Lakers
away from home. Solon Spiro, w. P.
O'Meara and r. J. Lynch also were en-
countcred, and all expressed themselves
as delighted with their errands in
Eastern circles.
In fact, continues this Salt Laker,
local mining men have succeeded in
penetrating the sacred circles within
which only privileged pcrsonages have
been allowed to loiter in days gone by.
Millionaires are being made in New
York with each hour in mining, and
New Workers are wise enough to know
where to go to secure advice and op-
portunities They are coming to Salt
Lakers, and you can put it down that
Utah mines are going to secure more
lndicious advertising and more Judi.
Sciously expended capital than ever
known before. A visit to New York
finds a Salt Laker right at home. E"