The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14
ANOTHER VIEW Of
NEWHOUSE MINE
Morse s. Duffield States That
Stock Owners Had Better
See Property.
WILL NEVER SELL
STOCK IF THEY DO
Prominent Mining Man Sees
Splendid Mine in Old
Beaver County.

''If stakeholder in the Newhouse
Mines and Smcltcrs Corporation is in
need OF money, he had better sell out
before he makes visit to the property
in Beaver county, for he never would
sell afterwards - This was the express
sion used Saturday by Morse $. Duff
field upon returning to Salt Lake from
the mine. Mr.. Dnficld is u stockhold-
or in the Ncwhouse, and up TO the visit
he was a - ight-unseen holder Now
lie deems his holdings all the moro val
liable, and splendid hold under pres
cnt conditions Mr.. Dutfield states that
he had heard 80 much about the New
house that he knew what to expect as
far as the shipping grades and quanti-
ties of ore went.
The character, however. of the So
called lower grades, or milling grades
of rock, is astonishing He SAYS that
he saw chunks Of ore sent TO the mill
that averaged the size of the ordinary
man S head, and they seemed to be
solid metal And the extent of the
milling orc is astounding: hc doubts if
even the management has any idea Of
its real proportions While going
through the mine, Mr. Duf1ield heard
that the management was Just break
ing into the same sort of splendid ore
on the 500-foot level that was found
upon the 400 and the 600-foot levels.
and this find esta blishes the continuity
of the famous ore chute from level 10
level, as we'll as enabling the manage
ment TO increase their crude orc ship.
ments fully onet third over the present
rate of marketing.
On the 600-foot level, states Mr.. Duf.
field, there is q world of ore, and he
counted five full sets Of high grade. It
is the showing on that level which
causes him to doubt the ability Of the
officials TO correctly base their opin-
ions as TO the real extent of the re
sources at this time. He was very
much pleased with the equipment Of
the property and mill, and remarked
that in spite of the speed at which he
rode, the trip through the tunnel was
one most enjoyable. He agrees with
everyone who has made n trip to New
house that a hotel is badly needed
there, and anyone would come 10 this
conclusion who had to sleep upon a
porch over night as he did, Mr.. Duff
field was accompanied by General Man
ager C. W. Saxman, of the Yampa
and A. Green.
Mr.. Duffield also has Just completed
an inspection. or part inspection. of
the camp of Bingham. He stated Sat
urday that the town needed improve
ment. Taking into consideration how
unprepared the present town is to take
care Of the constantly increasing
growth OF population and activity. it
will perhaps only be question Of
very short time until the suggestion he
makes. namely, that new town must
he started at the mouth Of the gulch.
Will be an ectuality. Mr.. Duflield
looked over the Utah Copper and the
Boston Consolidated properties, and
while he appreciates these to the full
EST extent, he is of the opinion that
here are other Bingham mines that
will make history soon of n splendid
sort, and among these be mentions the
Yampa, Ohio Copper, Bingham Cen
and Bingham Amalga-
mated.