The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
Surging Crowds Taking Adyan-
tage of Advancing Prices
in GOldfield Stocks.
JUST LIKE SALT LAKE
In THE BOOM DAYS
Numerous Investors Make Good
on Shares Purchased
for Few Cents.


from that State Saturday night. accom-
panied by 1 X Harrington, the we'll
known New York broker. Mr.. Earring
ton has been making an extended inves-
tigaIion Of the numerous camps in Ne
voda in which he and his business as
sociatcs are Interested, and his trip has
given him quite an insight into the real
conditions that exist In that interesting
country.
Like Old Salt Lake Days.
Mr Pccry stated Sunday that condi-
tions at Goldhcld could hardly be apprc-
cated, although much has been said in
the newspapers Of late In regard to the
healthy conditions now existing there
The camp, he says. puts the old-timo Salt
Lakers on the scene OF activity In mind
OF the boom days of Salt Lake Gold
field has enjoyed a wonderful real estate
boom during the past year. and the eN-
tended demand for property In the busi-
ness portion OF the town would tend TO
irdlcntc most positively that the camp ls
fast reaching a substantial basis,
Awaiting Results Of Shipping Season.
There Is hardly mining property In tho
district without some good evidence Of
prosperity and pcrmanency In production,
New strikes are OF daily occurrence, on
other properties little heard OF in addl-
other famous properties While the mad
rush TO Manhattan is largely occupying
the attention of the people. no mines In
Gold1cld are being neglected, and all are
awaiting with impatient confidence the
results that Will follow the beginning of
the shipping season.
Excitement on Stock Exchange.
The greatest excitement has prevailed
for several weeks in the Goldhcld stock
exchange, crowds surging In the room
f,Nr s.II
intent on getting in with a view of fur
ther advances In the stocks many taking
advantage OF the high prices to cash in
on stocks costing them n few cents,
Those who have made huge stakes are
numerous, and nearly every one who has
kept track of tho market Is sailing away
round sums for investing in Manhattan
property and elsewhere. Even in the
first boom days Goldaeld never enjoyed
such general prosperity as that which
prevails at the present time.
New Life in Bullfrog.
As 10 Bullfrog Mr Peery states new
life has been taken on since the suit over
the Shoshone mine was terminated I'm
FAVOR OF the defendants. and the COM
mencement OF ore transportation from
that property. Manhattan has not drawn
as many away from Bullfrog as II has
from Goldneld. and a large amount of
capital Is being expended In putting into
shape and developing the magnificent
properties In the former camp and dis
lrlct. Inc Cod Bar ShoShone, Gibraltar,
Denver and other good propositions are
recording great advances with each day.
and Bullfrog Is fast assuming n solid
mining basis.
Peery Property to the Front,
or the Pcery- Montgomery property. Mr..
Pecry has only the most encouraging re
ports to make The mine is fast forging
To the front. the numerous strikes being
made all around his ground only serving
TO strengthen the faith In the property
that he and his associates have always
reposed I'm IL. While many great things
ore expected from the Bullfroe district
with the completion OF the railroad early
III the coming summer II Is realized by
those who have seen some of the orc that
lis being sacked there that the cXpecta-
tons OF the world Will bc more than rea-
liZcd,
Mr.. Harrington loft Sunday at ! 40 for
New York, accompanied by j. II Shock
ley.