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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
MILL. WILL GIVE
CAMP NEW LIFE
Plant at BlackhOrse Turned
Over to Salt Lake Mans
Management.
" "
A. G. BURRITT TO
DIRECT OPERATIONS
Famous Old District Takes on
New Life and Much Min
ing Starts.

A. G Burrltt the most persistent pio-
neer OF the resurrection period of the
Blackhorse gold mining section OF No
vada. has been made superintendent OF
the Amalgamated Nevada Mines COM
pany, and he will leave in q few days to
assume his duties in such capacity. The
Amalgamated Nevada company Is backed
ny strong Boston capital. and II Is now
rounding out the finishing touches OF a
forty-ton custom concentrating plant
which should be In commission by tho
middle OF October.
Many millions OF dollars have been pro-
duced by the Blackhorse section, and II
was the conviction that the early placer
operators merely skinned off tho upper
layer OF the cream OF the camps wealth
that persuaded Mr.. BurrItt to stay by
Hlackhorsc and stake q llfe's effort on
demonstrating the soundncss Of his the
ory. IN the san Pedro mine of the ANAL
gold ore awaiting treatment. while many
other properties, and many sets OF leas-
cr;i, are I'm readiness TO give the
MN all the food IT can digest for many
years 10 come. and the camp has been
only superfcially developed at that.
MT Burrllt and associates recently
purchased the Blaclshorse group of four
claims. and the new owners Intend 10 do
considerable work themselves, whilo a
considerable area will be turned over TO
icascrS. MIR. Burritt Is also Interested
IN INC Ohana group, where flno work is
bc'nS done. In sinking on q threc-foot
body OF ore, the values have wldcncd out
ilhc an inverted wedge, and there now
the shaft. 'te0'i VI
Everything at tho camp has taken on
new life Wherever operators havo di-
rectod their energies on the main ledge
or Tho camp. they have brought good
results to light, and BlacIshorso now
WIN Its strong backing, bids fair 10 be
one OF the lvclicSt and most productive
nointS on the Sagebrush map. Mr. BUR
l1tt Is engaged In gathering together
some few items OF equipment for the
plant. there being a complete and mod.
,rn ore camping plant In connection with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
GOOD PROMISE OF
JARB|DGE PLACERS
Salt Lake Capital Operating
Along New Lines in
Noted District.

Charles Getsch, the we'll known Utah
operator in charge OF some placer prop
critics in Jarbidge. New, owned by prom
inent Salt Lake interests. left Saturday
for the properties. Mr.. Getsch believes
In the Jarbidge district, and it is diff
cult for a doubter to leave him without
sharing some Of his enthusiasm in re-
gard to the future OF this active gold
center Of the Sagebrush state.
That Jarbidgs Is making good there
can be no doubt. he states, and that the
camp has placer possibilities in addition
TO It's lode promise is evident from tho
results already gained in scratching the
surface for the homeless yellow metal.
Mr.. Gctsch says that lie gets from six TO
fifty colors per pan. He gives late word
In regard 90 the Nelson claim, where.
three weeks ago. the operators struck
face OF ore valued at $50 per ton The
Bluster claim. 200 feet lower on the hill,
has rock assaying anywhere from $4,000
to $4,000 per ton on the footwall and
inasmuch as the hanging has not yet been
reached tho extent OF this find is not
Lake and Twin Falls proposition. is work
ing in high grade, and leasers are secur-
ing fine results on the Pavlak and Sun
flower groups +. Bannan. he states, has
ore running from $40 TO $500 gold on
the It claim. Last week very rich de-
posit OF sheet gold was uncovered on top
of an old crater, which provided much
interesting food for speculation on the
part OF the citizens OF the district.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
Mines and Mnng--Activities in Ore Districts of Ut
MINING STOCKS As
A GOOD INVESTMENT
New York Mining Writer Has
Issued Guide Showing In
side Situation.

review OF the past from n mining
lows and depths to which those sailing
the Investment or speculative seas are
subjected, and giving many helpful hints
and holding out hope for tho future, is
given In the little but powerfully Inter
esting investors diary just issued by
George L. V!gouroux. editor Of the New
York Mining Age. Mr., Vigouroux Is one
OF the best-known mining writers in the
east, and his now book, entitled Twelve
Years Following Mining Stocks and the
Result" should meet with instant pop
uiarity.
Mr., NigourouN believes IN mining stocks
as investments. and he shows to what
extent they are such, and likewise how
far on the opposite side OF the ledger
the mining stock game can be carried
Mr.. Nigouroux does not attempt 10 lay
down rules. but he does make some gug-
gestions which will bear repetition. Some
OF these follow:
For heavens sake take q profit when
You have one.
Study industrial conditions. for when
these are. good they mean an Increased
consumption OF copper, silver and all the
metals, and eventually bring about an In
crease in the prices of these products
These gains are always as n ruIe reflect
cd ahead OF time in anticipation of bet
ter prices by advancing stocks
Don 1 buy n stock after nm extended
advance. II It's a good ono. give 1t
chance to react, then buy e.
Don't be afraid 10 pay brokers' COM
mis- sions 1t is better TO pay 25 n hun
dred 10 buy and sell frequently than TO
lose 800 In between times.
Study tho question OF cycles of good
and bad times. They come around as
regular as rent day. though they often
diller in length of duration.
Watch the stocks that have life I'm
them. where at ali events a reaction
either way VIII give you @ chance to GO
In and out
Bury the dead ones
Don't study the conditions of tho whole
mining business at one time. For those
Jlat Try THIS very hard there is an I'm
'tttution al White Plains that takes caro-
Df them.
Limit your search for knowledge to
our or five stocks. but know enough !
about these that YOU can tell your brolt- |
n what TO do and when he discusses
.hcse things with you show him that he |
S right or wrong.
I'm studying tho facts fry and let tho |
earnings, ore reserves and conditions at |
he mine influence your position.
Beware of malice and intrigue between
ne brokers. IT often prevents n disin-
crested opinion. They boost their own
projects and knock the others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
Mining Notes,

Church Castell. wcll-knovn business
man OF Ely, was In the city SATURDAY.
s. S. Pond, manager OF the Cedar Tai
isman company. Is enroute to the prom
ecty. from which some very fattering
reports are coming.
Judge John A. Street left yesterday for
Chicago. where Inc VIII attend the annual
meeting of the Mascot Copper company
on October 2.
The Chino Copper stock struck the high
places Saturday in the east, ringing up
the l9-point mark before tho close OF
the day.
j.. a. Icffs and w. A. Wilson, the min
Ing engineers, are making an eyamIna-
ton of the Little Cottonwood section of
the state.
One Salt Lakor put II pretty we'll Sat
urday when he said that had the Ohio
Copper not been an extremely moritorious
proposition IL would have knuckied nm
der long before this. For the mine and
mill TO do the splendid work they arc
doing certainly demonstrates tho Ohio as
successful item In Utah copper mining
Llcw Humphres. consulting engineer
Tor the Alamo gold properties OF w. III
Clark and local associates writes that
the properties are looking better than
ever, and that the values being found
as the shaft gains In depth are good. and
he underscores the word good" three
times.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

on by the officials Of each company, and
tho Ontario drain tunnel advantages Will
be given the new organization.
WEONESDAY-F. J. Hagenbnrth is
scheduled for president OF new Park City
merger company. and w. S, Mccormick
VIII be treasurer Real basis of the cop
per curtailment is given. Mason Valley
company will drive new shaft 200 feet be-
low the newly discovered ore on tho
40 level Calumet and Montana ores
carry very fine values. Manager Loose
OF the Sioux Consolidated company says
regular 4-ccnt dividend VIII be posted the
hrSt OF the month.
MISREPRESENTATION mine has a new
ore body 80 feet in width. Copper bag
house system In California. OF the United
States company, Is working satisfactorily,
MOSCOW company has large tonnage OF
fine ore awaiting extraction, and ship
ments 10 be resumed on usual scale with
the completion OF the new waterworlSs
system. Colorado management at Tihtic
drive into new assure east OH the 500
level.
FRlDAY-Admiral Evans while in the
city talks about his extensive California
oil interests Report OF the Little Bell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
C|ROUX TO HURRY
WITH EQUIPMENT
Structural Workers Are on the
Ground to Assume Their
Duties.

Structural steel workers have arrived
at the property OF the Glroux Consoli-
dated Mines company at Kimberly and
are at present employed in shaping up
the piles OF structural material already
on the ground preparatory TO erecting the
engine room. boiler-bouse. gallows-frame
and other structures comprising the per
manent hoisting plant which Will serve
the big GirouX shaft. Cement founda.
tiops for the boilers arc already in and
construction OF the big brick smoke
stack is we'll under way,
The dome OF the pumping station at
the 1900 foot level OF the new Glroux
shaft has been soldly tlmbered but will
not be cemcnted at present. Miners at
the 1900 foot level ore now cutting out
additional space for trackage for the
mine cars to be used In the drift to-
ward the Alpha workings.
Announce ment by the directors that
the GirouN reduction works will be built
at or near the mines has aroused the old
controversy about the cuinpany's water
supply. Besides the water from the Gil
roux and Alpha shafts, the Giroux can
get supply Of water by pumping from
either Stcptoe creek or White river The
company also owns water rights on Cleve-
land creek, but the latter stream is VAL
liable only as a possible source Of pow.
or for generating electricity being too fer
away from the mines to make pumping
practicable.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
C0PPERS STILL PROVIDE
FEATURE OF TRADING

James A. Pollock & Co. banker, and
brokers. furnish the following received
noon:
Payne, Webber & Co letter. Boston
The local market took 2 sudden gntIrL 10
day under tho leadership Of Lake. Ono
mousse sold 1000 Butte near the opcuiug
and IT looks as il this money was re-
invested in Lake. The activity was great :
er than for several DAYS past II looks as
II we might run into a stronger and more
dulneSS can only he broken By an up-
ward movement and We have no hositn-
ton in advising conservative purrha sor
around this level
Logan & Bryan stock letter. New York
The greatest activity during todays
session centercd in New York fractions
Which although not gaining much on tho
day, were nevertheless well absorbed and
Judging by the character Of news in cir
culation efforts will undoubtedly he made
10 force higher range OF prices for
these issues. Goldfcld Consolidated has
been Well taken for the past few weeks
and tho buying today was especially
good, although there Was noticeable
absence OF news TO account for the same.
The company'S dividend record and
known ore reserves are favorable factors.
when considering The attractiveness of
the issue as a speculative investment
The general list continued Irregular and
price changes did not indicate a pro-
desire to either tighten accounts
or make new commitments over sun
day. The bank statement in the actual
exhibit. made a slightly better showing
than expected, as the cash loss was not
as large as preliminary estimates pre-
dicted. Judging by trade reports and
bank clearings. the feeling OF uucer-
tainty in commercial and industrial cir
cIes is still prevalent but the improved
inquiry for bonds OF an investment
character has led 10 the belief that new
financing may be conducted in the near
future.
Hornblower letter, Boston.-For a Sat
urdaY market the coppers showed more
activity than for some time. Lake was
a feature. advancing points, while
North Butte was inclined TO be heavy
declining over ~ point. The balance of
the list was strong but changes were but
fractional Sentiment In coppers still
remains bulliSh but q traders market
Is looked for at present.
Gallagher says; Chino again the fen
ture, selling up over q point on good
buying; balance OF market strong but
"a her dull
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

Three new and powerful electric hoists
are To he installed on the Consolidated
property within a short time, TO re-
place an equal number of those now in
use. and il is expected that they will
bc ready for operation at about the time
construction. is finished, about November
!, The largest viii be on the Clermont
SHAFT. with so horse power capacity,
and hoists or $50 horse power capacity
Will he installed at tho Mohawk and
Lacuna shafts. This move is made nee
cSs9ry by the increasing dcman nds OF the
ore production and development on the
present equipment. which would he sufa
ucicnt for the ordinary big mine, but
thc marvellous growth OF the Coasol-
dated las passed fnr beyond tie or
1inary and taken it into 4 class by it
self.
ON tho LaGuna which is destined TO
become the main avenue for development
Of the northern portion of the Consol-
l1ated estate below the @5o-lcvcl of the
Red Top. steel Gallows frame seventy
i've feet high Is now being placed In po-
sition TO meet the new requirements. Orc
bins Of about 500 tons capacity are also
peiuS constructed at this shaft.
The steel framework for the storage
battery plant is now in place and tho CO
ment walls will be plastered ON as soon
as possible. Construction oil this plant
In delivery Of material. but II Is believed
Il will he ready for commission by the
first Of October.
Tic big reservoir that has been cgca-
vsted on the saddle OF Columbia noun
tain for water storage and fire protection
is now being cemented and will soon be
ready for business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
THESE TAILINGS HOLD
VERY FINE VALUES

The wonderfully rich mineral from the
camp of National is being shipped to
the valley smeIters. a consignment Of
about fifteen tons Of failing was for
warded TO this point from the now ia
NOUS Stall brothers bonanza lease on
tue National Mining company proper
ties few DAYS ago. The gold values in
this shipment arc said TO be $1,000 a
ton. making tho total value of the small
consignment amount TO $4,000.
This lease was recently purchased by
the company from the Stall brothers,
for an amount said TO have been $780,,
600 spot cash. The tailings are n por-
tion of the ores left. while the owners
were only shipping the very high grade
ores taken out. II is said that in the
period of three months time the Stall
BOYS took out sufficient ore TO net them
100000. and they were only induced
to part with their holdings after they
had both been severely injured by Il
cavein in the lower workings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
What Has Happened During the Week

MoNDAY-C. p. Crawford returns
from National. Ncv., which he believes
Will become great gold camp. Nevada
Copper Belt Rairond company com
plctes branch from Wabuska 10 the Ma
son Valley smcltcr site. No increase in
the capitalization of the Chino Copper
company Is coniemplatcdSsa President
MaCNeil. Nevada Consolidated company
Is getting some native copper in bottom
OF steam shovel pit Local smelters re-
duoc tho price of copper.
TUESDAY-Salt Lal<ers in tho Alamo
district OF Arizona are developing some
remarkably fine values in gold with ore
In good quantity. Magma Copper com
Dany OF Arizona, one of the old time pro-
ducers. under modern management Is now
probing the sulDhide zone for resources.
valuable old map of the Raymond l5ly
property found In a dusty pile Of papers
In Salt Lake. Daily West notification sent
TO Stockholders, informing them that the
company VIII cease dividend payments
pending the increased development work
and the decreased production. Local min
Ing exchange experienced dull day. Mer-
ger OF the West Quincy and Thompson
companies OF Park City has been agreed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
CHICAGO MEN CAN
USE PICK AND DRILL
Property Owners From East Do
Not Hesitate to Don the
0veralls.
Specinl TO The Tribune,

opeSlhl W lie iTlOune,
MORGAN Utah. Sept 2i,-Thc Round
up group of mining claims, located ono
and a half miles north OF Morgan. is the
property OF Fred Ferticl and Albert Me
Dnnnel OF Chicago, The group adjoins
the wellknown Morgan Crescent prop
crty. Of which Mr.. Fertick is one OF the
directors. Situated as II Is on the west
ern slope OF the range, makes il the
most convenient property in the district.
by reason of It's close contiguity to Nor
gan. For the past three years Mr. Fer
tick and his partner have made annual
trips from their Chicago homes to their
property here. where they have expressed
their faith In its future worth by aid
Ing their workmen with pick, shovel and
drill
The ore developed thus far consists OF
gold and silver OF good value. accom-
panied with excellent fluxlng iron which.
as depth is reached in their tunnel work.
promises TO give them lead values also
The country rock conditions are similar
to that of the Morgan Crescent, hereto
fore described. but being lower down on
the mountain slope. a greater tunnel
depth will be attained as penetration con-
tinues. A new camp is being established,
with n view OF adding machine drills
after the beginning OF the neaw year.
Fertlcls &c Mcdaniel also own property
adjoining the Chicago Utah mine, five
miles east OF Morgan. which will receive
their attention before the year closes.
MIR, Fertick Is personally experimenting
the work on the Roundup group. and as
soon ms his new quarters are established
he Will remain there permanently
President George II. Stenhouse Of the
Morgan Crescent, who Is now I'm Chicago
states In n letter To your correspondent
that 'wc will push the new ore road and
ore house and get TO shipping at the
earliest moment; will also install a power
drill plant and go at our mining right"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

FORENOON SALES.
Big Fiji. 1000 at &c
Cedar Talsman, 600 at 15ac.
Colorado 800 at Sic
Columbus 100 al fGIc.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 74c; 500 at 7sc
1ao0 at re; 1900 at Tic; 100 at roc, seller
sixty days
Nevada Hills, 300 at s2425
Tintic Central. 500 at 71c; 100 at &c.
OPEN BOARD.
Bingham Amalgamated, 1000 at 5c.
Black Jack. 1000 at 12c.
Cedar Talisman. 1000 at 15c; 1000 at
15sc-
Colorado. 1000 at 34c.
Iron Blossom. 900 at zoe,
Nevada Hills. 200 at s242s
South Columbus Con, 200 al sso.
Columbus Con. 100 at f6c
Lower Mammoth. 1900 at 12c.
Sioux Consolidated. 1000 at 26c.
Tintic Central, 1000 at SC, buyer sixty
days; 1000 at 7sc.
TOTALS.
Regular ZOO shares for so12f5O
Open board, 2i200 shares for, S50lS so.
Totals. 2S,900 shares for $sl40.
WEEKS TOTALS
22s.sS5 shares for s67,969.35.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
Prominent Leaser
Graphic Description
culties 0vercsn
PASSING THROUGH m
REGULAR n
Camp Has Everything /
TO Water to Man
a Success.

"Jarbidge was first stakea
last fall, and there followed .
ly hard winter. The weathl
and the snow was deep. IN.
into May, yet within this ~,
did mineral showing has be-.
the cnmp has shipped in i,,|
fore 1T was a year Old.
Cripple Creek, was eighties
fore he shipped any OF his -
my experience Throughout
west during the past thirty. !.
can say that Jarbidre r.
couraging q showing as an,
discovered"
This was the Statement, y,
Tribune, Saturday mornipr
Morris, one of the owners b
NJ lease on the Paylak ~,
Morris is III Salt Lake at e.
tending 10 the settlement h
shipment OF ore ever made r.
bidge district. and he staiss &
should run close to sl00D n.
shipment has been pretty vcI'
sacked, and Mr., Morris M.
assays less than $500 gold h
recorded. while values TlInuI1-
a3O.0OO per ton were lndIcs||
mine sampling. Il
The Four-M lease IN 6wn
others with Mr.. Morris All
beginning with the lettcr ~
name. On the surface Of th7'
disclosed 2 4-iDch streak a
which assayed $500 per ton.
then went down the hill q lIf1'
sent A short tunnel aIonr ,1
rich pocket OF gold ore was r.
start, and the owners began
before tho tunnel was und6r
tunnel then was continued
tance. and sinking Was ~
depth now of fifty 10 sixty fce|
and extent OF ore have IA.
maintained, and the Four-N
fair TO be n first class prud|
these operators, When r.
d bout the district. Mr.. Morn
"Jarbidse has suffered fruu
ton OF the original boom
mining camps invarIabIy do
and conditions of men crovdI
camp when tho news frat f.
outer world. and every foot d
many miles around was stak1
majority OF these claim ouuer
tended to remain and work. X
ton being 10 dispose OF UI'1
and leave the camp. But r.
price OF their prospects entIr1
and prospective PURCHASED
deal With them, With che X
Of winter. these unscttled FOL
leave the camp in droves, en-
ceeded to knock the camp d
appointment, az ia usually e.
Although the camp is Q1|
settled down 10 a sane U0|
In consideration OF the fact
the winter 10 combat and fN|
fact that we are 10 milcs
road. and in the face OF
financial conditions, | know 4
camp ever beat Jarbldge 10
OF making good. The oro d
presents an ideal milling
containing no zinc, lead or co
There is an abundance Of u1|
for milling and power puIV
.he timber supply is ample O.
lIate needs. JarbIdge VIII e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
NOTICE OF spECIA1

Notice is hereby given ~
tax for the purpose OF extend|
walk has been levied and a
ordinances OF the city couu1|
August so. 1910, and Septem1
respectively.
Said special tax Is levied o.
lowing described real proy1
Lake City. to-wit In lots
10; lots and s, block III
View subdivision. block IL:
block 9: lots ] and 5 TO ,, lnc
inson subdivision, block los
10: lots !, 2, and I, block
II, inclusive. Douglas plac9
block II; lot .. block ~; ~
and 8. block IS, all In plat
City survey. abutting on y"
OF Fifth South street betWee1
East and Fourteenth EsEt
both sides OF Sixth South
Tenth East and Fourteenm
and on the east side OF Teut
between Fifth South ana
streets, IN sidewalk distrcte
%. OF Salt Lake City. ana
payable in five equal annua1
beginning September 70.
at the rate of six per cent
the whole amount OF sald
computed from the date or
OF the ordinance conhrmlp
said tax, to-wit Scptemo
and interest at said rate
amount OF said tax unpaid
and payable with eacn ~
any installment OF intere'L
not paid on the date When
due, then the whole amour
at the time said IN
are due will become
able and VIII draw inerest
eight per cent per aDnum
the property assessed. o
said installmeDts In the 9'
they are payable aforesalu,
tax. may be paid wlthpn
any time within thirty
approval of the ordinances g
evy of the tax; and one o.
nstallments in the order ~
arc payable. or the whols
may be paid on the day s
S due by paying tho amour
interest to said day No.
AllS special taxes are
,ffice. room 102, City ana
ns, Salt Lake City. ~x,.~
Dated at Salt Lake s,s sn,s
9th day OF September \; "
City Treasurer anu
Special Taxes "a
Sidewalk extension NO.
Third partial estimate.