The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-17
LIVELY NEWS
FROM ROSEBUD
]. R. Morris Brings the Latest
From a Camp Where Local
Talent Is in Deep.
RAILROAD SOON ON GROUND
MINES OPENING UP AND GET.
TING READY TO SHIP.

j. r. Norris. one of the hustling busi-
ness men OF Rosebud, Nevada, is max
ing one of his quarter-yearIy visits to
Zion. He reports the camp as being pros
porous and says that the summers quiet
is giving way to scenes of rush and rus
Ile tnat characterized its initial boom.
me mines OF the camp never looked so
wen ana many properties on which as
sessment work is now progressing are
rapidly opening into producing mines of
merit.
The Brown Palace is now a. regular
shlpper' but owing to the fact that the
company operating it is, to all intents and
purposes, a close corporation, the smell
ter returns on the product are not made
public. A hand sample of the ore which
comprised the last shipment, and which
was stealthily taken, showed values of
SIS in gold and silver per ton. Superin-
tendent Frick. Mr. Morris saws is bent
on making the Brown Palace one of the
great producers of Nevada.
Dreamland Going Down.
The Dreamland, owned by John w
Brock and associates of Philadelphia, the
same crowd which owns and operates the
biggest mine in Tonopah, the Tonopah
railroad ana many other big propositions
Ia the state, Is evidently developing into
a great property. Its shaft of 100 feet is
the deepest in the camp and the ledge is
larger stronger and richer than at any
point above. This property, like the
Brown Palace, is owned bv a close cor
poration and, while no ore is being ex-
trdcted, the mine is being Systema ticailv
opened by Superintendent Harper After
opening the 100 level the shaft will be sent
to the 200 and another level will be es-
taollshed there, and so on down. 1t is I'M
derstoOd that this company will not I'M
dertake the marketing of ore until ii can
be routed to Salt Lake over the Western
Pacific. the grade of which is now COM
Lot aT...-
mine. The difference between a wagon
haul of thirty-five miles over a mountain
range, as al present. and six miles with a
dOwn-hill pull to a railroad. represents a
profit which the management considers is
well worth waiting a few months to OBJ
tain.
Golden TriangIe-White Alps.
The Golden Triangle. owned principally
by Salt Lake operators, is being thor
oughly prospected and developed by shafts
and tunnels under the direction of II. T
Abstein- There is considerable ore in
sight, but as the mine is located only two
miles from where the Western Pacific
will soon have its line built il is certain
that no effort will be made to market
ore at this time. The same can be said
of the Big Six and the Durango Girl.
IheSe properties not only have ore and
plenty of it, according to Mr.. Morris. but
have shipping ore standing above the sur
race for hundreds of feet along the out
crop OF the VEINS.
The Bard & Mum lease on the White
Alps, another Salt Lake proposition. is
sacklng ore of sensational grade These
men, Ralph A Bard and John R Mum.
are both graduates of Princeton and csIe-
DRAFTED athletes. They held the positions
of fullback and halfback, respectively. on
their college football team and PLAYED
side by side with the great Poe. Thev are
winning new laurels at Rosebud in q
game that is just as fascinating as foot
ball
Strike In the Springfield.
The latest strike in camp has been
made on the Springfield, owned by the
Spencers and being operated under bond
by Rodgers. Hefner and DiIIdine
Through a tunnel they have deveIoped a
25-foOt ledge of exclusively gold rock
carrying from 81 to $500 per ton Consid-
erlng the shallowness of the tunnel
which is but few feet under cover. this
promising in camp
AT the Golden Anchor. known as the
Lawrence property, work is being concen-
tTated IN a drift on the vein to catch at
| depth the ore shoot disclosed in the
smart. with about ninety feet vet to run.
At the objective point they will have 200
feet of backs to mine from.
MT Morris saws that of all the mines
being opened up in the Rosebud country.
that belonging to William NJ Anderson
and Mr. HOlcOmb, I'm the Sawtootb re
gion, promises to be the greatest. The
ledge Is exposed for 5000 feet and shippin1
values are found for the entire distance
The owners are Salt Lakers and secured
the property by purchase from a son of
Herbert Pembroke.
Mr. Morris will return to camp in a