Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-14
BETTER THAN
OLD CAMPS
EXPECTS TO SEE BIG DEVELOP
MENTs IN THE JARBDGE
DISTRICT.
$. d. Dewitt Declares That the New
Mining District win Excel Famous
GoIdfield and Tonopah-There Are
Many Claims With Free Milling Ore.

c. ID. Dewitt. associated with the
Brunn-Kinney company, mining brok-
ers of Twin Falls. came in last night
and is registered at the Idanha. says
the Boise Capital News Mr. De
Witt is accompanied by his brother.
f. w Dewitt, and they are in Boise
looking after the interests Of their
company
G.. ID. Dewitt is a Nevada mining
man of statewide note in mining cir
cles, and it is claimed by his friends
that he knows mine when he sees
one Last night he was enthusiastic
over the prospects for Jarbidge and
declared that the mining activity OF
this country has never known a more
promising camp. For values, high
and low grade rock. ore bodies and
ease Of milling, Mr.. Dewitt declared
that Jarbidge has greater promise
than Goldheld Tonopah or any other
Nevada camps possessed when they
were no older than Jarbidge.
"The camp is attracting attention
everywhere said Mr.. Dewitt, "one
of the great eastern dallies. the
Omaha Bee, ] think had over a page
on the camp last Sunday, and we are
getting letters at Twin Falls from all
over the United States A travelling
man from Chicago got a night letter
few days ago There were so words
IN it and the writer an acquaintance.
from some town in New England
wanted the information telegraphed
to him. This interest, working on
sufficient number Of people, viii
make a strong demand for Jarbidge
property and for Jarbidge securities,
, even If the actual work Of develop
ment went no further than present
, plans.
ono of the men associated with
our company was al Bull a few days
ago and had talk with c. J Per-
hins. the man who is putting in the
, quarter million dollar irrigation dam
! at Salmon river for the West End
Twin Falls Irrigation tract. and Mr.
! Perkins told him that two mine
managers from Cripple Greek. Colo
had come out from the camp They
said that there were greater values
in sight at Jarbidge than there was
{ at the Portland mine. the famous
s Colorado property. when that mine
was no older than the Jarbidge
"The best thing about our ore
n there is that it IS free milling. 1t is
s not concealed in those refractory for.
g nations which take so much money
2 to mill that there is little profit left
). for the investor when the values are
y extracted II is going to be easy to
p work all the Jarbidge ore, because tho
+ formation is an eruptive rock a sort
+. Of near-clay. which viii yield all OF
i it's values to the least amount Of mil
{ ling at the least possible expense.
e IL feel pretty safe about our in.
l. vestment there In fact. ] feel very
good about IT, We have $4,000 In
n vested in the camp, and ! know thai
j. the values are so good that we will
II well, won't tell you how much wei
n make out of &C. You wouldn't be
d lieye it if did ] am satisfied how
e ever. and intend to hold on TO all o
+ it can. Some Of it I'll have to lei
j. go Of but very little. And when
e say that, / mean IT,
Is Mr.. Dewitt comes down to Boisl
every now and then to rest his eye
or the capital and on "Boies, The
Beautiful"