The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
JARBIDGE TO
HAVE POSTOFF|CE
Telephone Line Also Under Con-
StructiOn From Twin
Falls.
Special to The Tribune.

| Np'tIdl W ne lllDuNf'
TWIN FALLS Ida Jan. &c. Nj.
! Lane is here from Jarbidgc after making
| a ton-day inspection there under instruc-
| tlons from Eugene Grutt OF Rawhide. &c
| purchased group of claims for his south
ern Nevada principals. the deal involving
! $4,000. and wired Grutt to come on at
once TO consider a bond on one of the
principal groups in the district. Lane
said: "Jarbidee Is the biggest surface
showing any mining man. In my opin-
Ion has ever seen, and while 1t is con-
coded the original Bourne discovery is
the greatest, there are five others which
| believe are al this time equally as
promising. Too much cannot be SAID ior
the district as a prospect; In reality, the
truth has not been told, and the world
pay expect confidently to sec some OF
the biggest disclosures there this sum
mcr that has ever been Witnessed"
In camp. Lane adds. men are busy
building cabins, erecting tents. doing To-
eating work and getting supplies In.
There is so large n crowd at Kitty VIII
pack trains embark. that many anxious
To get In quickly are walking over the
trail, carrying their effects twelve miles,
because the packers are unable to meet
the demands.
c, L. Hart, who has the frs, assayins
shop running In Twin Falls. Is getting
some phenomenal results on JarbIdgo
ores, checking for claim owners who
have been sending samples to other
cities. In the main, The ores of the
Bourne, Pick, Shovel, Hilltop. Arizona.
ranging from traces up To 5000 per ton.
w. 4. stevens manager of the Belmont
Jarbldgo company has added assurance
every time he secures additional tests on
rock from that property that he is going
TO experience no difficulty whatever In
shipping out considerable 5000 orc and
secure large tonnage from the surface
down Of 500 ore.
Telephone Line Started.
Work has started on telephone line
10 nd ln
establishment of postoffjcc there has
been provided for In Washington. The
P,ostImra1s3tershlp P,.Ir goes to w. A. Wines.
Until his commission arrives mall is be-
Ing addressed To JarhIdgc, New, via
Three Creek. Ida. Letters In and out
of camp are now costing the people there
20 cents each. Ham and eggs bring the
restaurant man 10 cents coffee. "a cents.
Ten, rooming houses going in expect to
receive 50 per night
j, Bresnahan of Spokane has arrived
for Patsy Clark TO investigate the dis
trlct He said. upon hearing reports
here, and seeing some of the ores that
II was seemingly the biggest thing ever
found in the states
Top rock from the Shovel claim of the
Twin Falls-Jarbidge Development COM
pany. on one side bearing moss. shows
est SHAFT In the district is on the Ari-
zona. and is almost forty feet. The bot
tom is all In orc carrying over all SEQ
per ton, and passing into heavier min
, '''''s'"'''''- i'i''''NIbIlS III lIi'SG WORK
lngs arc that depth is going to show
wider veins which are throughout the
district about four and one-half feet at
The surface.
Seven outfits passed out OF here yes
terday for the camp, and yet the hotels
are crowded. The excitement and inter-
est In the district arc increasing every
day, and as has been the case from the
beginning. every one who comes out
is merely here temporarily. and either
hastens elsewhere for capital or pro-
cures supplies, sends few kilograms and
again starts for the district
Z: - winter manager of the Twin
Falls Jarbidge Development company. an
nounced Today that the engine and hoist
Tor the Rich and Shovel claims has been
shipped from Eureka. Utah. and will be
installed as quickly as II arrives.