Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-21
MANY NOW RUSHING
FOR JARBR|DCE CAMP
Caravan Takes I'm Supplic-Wn
Use Block -nnd- Tackle.

do you know Twin Falls Is about
as lively place as there Is anywhere
in the country Just now?T' said w. A.
Stevens OF San Francisco Mt the Gull
len today. He has just arrived from
the Jarbridge-Tvin Falls country.
Twin Falls Is fun and overlooking
with strangers. They are rushing In
there from the northwest now. Port
land. Seattle. Tacoma. and Spokane
being well represented. In order to
get bed YOU must telegraph ahead
sevcral days. / would judge Twin
Falls today has a population OF 5000
people. by spring 1t Will be 10000. |
was offered lot a few days ago at
certain fsure. l hositated. and before
1 had hardly time to turn round my
opportunity was gone. for the price
had jumped up 10 per cent. Real estate
Is lively up there sure.
The members OF the new stock ex-
change are lively bunch of fellows
Wednesday. in spite of the deep SHOWS
and the weather. they equipped a
strong outfit and sent IL off down the
country TO fix up all the bad places
in the road between Twin Falls and
Jarbridge. They intend TO make Twin
Falls the only route and II looks as
though they Will accomplish their end
MI w dllu a tiOWo VI buIlcSE
Idaho. men recently made rich strike
at Jarbridge. They got in TO somo
5000 ore This is on their property
near Bunker Hill. And now they are
going In for all they arc worth While
was in Twin Falls they sent south
IN outfit that strung along the road so
far that 1t looked like a regular cara
van. 1t consisted of two three horse
teams. and one two-horse team, count
Ing IA animals in all. This outfit en-
braces sufficient equipment and sup
piles to carry down their shaft at least
200 feet. Before they attain that depth
they should get into values that will
stir the camp again.
our property consists of two claims,
and Is called the Jarbrdge Belmont
1t Is an extension of tho great dilSes
running through the Bourne property,
where 1t Is claimed they have 1000, 900
In gold ore in sight on the surface
Samples from our property panned
about $40 TO the ton, but when assayed
II showed values of $l65 to the ton
Some free gold Is found. but most of
the values arc found In tellurium ores
The water and timber supplies are so
IDEAL Tor milling purposes that | be-
neVe u rock can be made to pay in
JarbridSe. Every bonanza ever dis
covered In the state of Nevada has
been found In a silicificd flow of rhyo-
lte' and when I saw this same condi-
Ion at Jarbrldge. / made up my mind |
t was the place for me-"
SEND FIRST HOIST
The first hoist for Jarbrldgc was pur- |
chased In Salt Lake Wednesday and IL |
VIII Immediately be shipped over the |
oregon Short Limo to Twin Falls, and |
within week it will be gliding over
the deep snow from there on Its 100 |
mile trip by sled to the now famous |
camp. Inc machinery was purchased |
by c. G. Winter and will be used on |
the Escalon property. known in the |
camp as the Frenohman's claim" This |
has been bonded and leased by Nr
Winter and associates.
But the labor of getting this heavy
machinery from tho railroad to Jar
bridge Is no small matter Even the
best route into the camp covers two |
1ecidedly bad pieces of road. Those
places are ut wilkins canyon and on
lack creek Here the men in charge
If tho hoist will have to adopt some
such tactics as did Napoleon in his
celebrated scaling OF the Alps The |
non will have to block -and-tackle.
First they must draw the machinery
Up tho preo4pitous side OF the canyon.
md having gained the summit then |
use the block-and- tackle method to |
over 1t down on the opposite side of |
he decnvity. This will have to be
lone at both Wilkins and Jack creek.
After both places have been passed, the
progress to the ESc9lon property Is 4
easy mSSter.
Work on this property is now being
pushed vigorously, and 1t Is thought
hat by the time the hoist reaches the
amp the shaft will have gained such
1epth that the windlass now In use
nay be discarded