The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-12
MILLIONA|RES
At GREENWATER
Charles M. SchWab and Party
Go Into Camp in a Train
of Ten Automobiles.
STEEL KING is SURPRISED
RAILROAD MEN ALSO SIZE UP
NEW COPPER CAMP.

Greenwater, Nov. 11.-Greenwater
never had the number of men repre-
senting vast amounts of wealth within
her borders that it has today. They
were men of millions far from every
end of the earth. They were interested
and had become such at the first sound
OF copper wealth in these mountains
known now both far and near. Ten
automobiles were in the party and they
were OF the best make and pattern that
money could purchase. Weather IA
vored them, and there was not a break
Jolt or a jar that inte-fered with the
bpood or the pleasure OF the crowd from
the time they left Tonopah to the time
they set foot in this rich copper zone
There WAS IN the party Charles NJ.
Schwab, DR.. M. r. Ward, J. A. Schwab.
the father OF the now copper king; Oil
yer Wern, Mr.. Schwab's private secre-
tary; Willard A Mitchell, his attorney;
NJ. Stafford, Thomas Mcdonald, Presi-
dent Miller OF the Tonopah Mining COM
pany; DR.. f. A. Brown, DR.. S. "A.
Brown. A. r. Abbott J. w. Brock.
mine owner; Frank Keith, Vice Presi-
dent Miller Of the big Tonopah Mining
company; Key Pittman, W. McDermott.
j. Ross Clark, Don 3. Gillies, one of our
own production; Malcolm Macdonald,
another; Louis Parkhurst, H. H. Clark.
Edgar Wallace, Ralph Sweet, Harry
Chickering, Still Wandell, Arthur
Kunze and great many whom it was
impossible to reach or to obtain their
names.
schwab Is Surprised.
The automobiles came UP the wash.
Q. M Schwao leading in Malcolm Mac
DonaldS car. 1t was a sight to see them
come The party visited the mines on
which operations have been commence
and they expressed wonderful surprise
at the immensely of values strewn all
about. and In place, wherever lead mat
ter was exposed. Mr.. Schwab said &
beat anything that he had ever wit
messed in his life, which statement
meant much for the future of the
Greenwater district. Everybody in the
party was of the same thought and so
expressed themselves. j. Ross Clark
has had a world Of experience in cop
per, both here and in all of the coun-
tries OF the earth, and TOO, his brothe~
United States Senator w. A. Clark Of
Montana, is one Of the greatest copper
producers in The world.
Railroad Men on Hand.
]. Ross Clark said that he. too. had
never witnessed such 4 surface show
ing IN copper 1t is believed that he is
looking over the ground with a view
to bringing his railroad in here at the
earliest possible moment. President
Brock was here also. Both these gen.
tlemen have large interests in the dis
trict, Mr.. Brock having invested early
and in the very inception of the dis
coYery- He Will cut a figure in the fu-
ture of Greenwater and we do not have
doubt but what he too will bring his
line into Greenwater to share in the
enormity of prosperity there is bound
to be here from now on.
ID. B. Gillies, Malcolm Macdonald and
Louis Parkhc rst attended to the ar
rangementS of the trip and the wants
necessary to sustain a pleasant and en-
Joyable time, and they attended to ii
well. There was nothing at all said
about the merging of some of the
properties and prevalent opinion is
that there will not be a merger al
though many declare it "cinch" II
is the belief that the visit made by
the money power means much and that
they are but the preliminary to the iron
horse and many extensive improve
mentS In accord with the enornity Of
the copper deposits and the immensitv
or wealth that it takes to work them
prODerly