The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
Engineer Finds Conditions of
Gold Camp Forerunners
of Success.
GOLD TONNAGE LIBERAL
Description Given of Many
Groups of Undoubted
Merits.

That all the conditions Of the Jarbidse
district OF Nevada point 10 the tuiure
greatness Of the district as gold pro-
ducing spot Is cmpha sized by a well
known salt Lake mining engineer. who
has just completed a professional visit TO
that district In the first place the sys-
tenn Of north and south veins, the per-
manoncy OF the same with depth and
the free milling character or the orc all
point 10 satisfactory operations.
The veins this engineer prunounccs true
contact assures between rhyolitc and
i;rano porpbyIy. the principal vein 50 far
being that which Was first encountered
by The 0rst strike Of the camp on thc
Bourne property and which the Success
and Blustcr properties later have opened
with such encouraging results.
II Is the Success group which George
WinG,icld president Of the Goldncld
Consolidated COMPANY. is operating now
under bond and lease. Under the SUI
perlntcndency Of Dick Jones, the vein
has been opened 10y three or four tun-
nols FOR about $50 feet along the trend
and FOR an average width OF about 3
feet. The free milling gold orc I'm this
Vein will range from $50 To s25 per ton
gold
Patsy Clark Operating.
adjoining the Success on the south is
by Patsy Clark. the man who drove tho
Anaconda shaft into the rich copper ore
during the regime Of Marcus DAILY in
Montana. The continuation Of tho vein
from the Success property has been as
Surcd. ana u s shown tu depth OF
75 feet. Here again tho orc will average
between $50 and $25 per ton. bni "A con
siderable amount nf tho orc Is being
sacked for II is high grade rock run
ming over more than $1,000 per ton. The
north leasers on this property have the
same vein and orc and their work IS re-
sultinG very satisfactorily.
Adjoining the Success on the north Is
the Buckeye property. equally rs mcr'
iorious. and 10 the north Of The Buckeye
Salt Lake capital arc leasing. and from
tho Bourne mill they arc sending $4,000
gold bricks 10 Salt Lake CITY with
most gratifying regularity. This is
known as the Fletcher lease
Pavlock Expenditures.
On a vein p9rallclinG the ono above
mentioned. and about 200 feet 10 the
west. IS tho PIvlock property. ono Of tho
big propositions of the district There
is a good tonnage demonstrated here. and
The New York capital back OF the Paw
lock have expended several hundred
thousand dollars on development work
and mill installation.
Thcre is stiu another parallel vein to
the first, but ON the eastern side, ON
which Captain Ray has decidedly fine
showing OF ore. Adjolnins the Blusier on
tho west is the Pick and Shovel prop
crty. in which Salt Lake capital is in
tcrested and good work Is being done
there with results Of much merit To the
north OF this is the Sunnowcr property.
on which the richest float Of the district
Is IN bo found.
"Jarhidgc." says this engineer wants
no boom. nor do the substantial citizens
that cannot he suhstantiated ny an actual
and careful examination. Capital is need
ed there. rs il Is everywhere. and no un-
biased engineer can return after pains
a hon yI-, ,yt lat
money inteliscDlly applied has found
perfectly legitimate field i'm JarbidSc."