The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09
DUFFlELD-CRAWFORD
NATIONAL MINES
The National Miner saws:

The National Miner says:
National is gaining new blood and be-
coming a mecca for the live ones In a
mining way. The bringing of new Yieor
into the active folds development
and mine making force has much good in
1t for the future of National.
The most recent and distinguished
combination TO actively engage in down
right mining in this district Is that OF
which Morse {, Dufficld the tungstate
king OF America. is the head, Duffield
is Detroit, Michigan. spirit, with west =
en operating headquarters at Salt Lake.
and from which mining center he directs
those larger energies which have proven
so successful in various mining ventures
ranging from the Nevadas into the
Alaskan country.
The group acquired by these force =
ful operators in what is commonly known
as the Mayflower group and comprises
six Of the choicest claims within the
ing as connecting neighbors such tor
tune mouders as the very rich Ma =
tional Mines and the Mammoth National
10 the south. the independence group
the east and the Auto Hill and Jews
Harp Bellies To the west and southwest
The Mayflower, in the way Of a show
ing and prospect. is a pippin. In addi
tton to the general situation and value
of the property there are demonstrations
OF value that permit the prophecy that
orous action. with Up, Guards and at
En-, that one OF the big proflta BILE
mines will be carved from those rich
laden ridges and from the Ike of which
81 900 900 has been taken To sweeten
the opportunities OF commerce and make
the National confidants more prosper
Gus.
Besides the tungs;ate crowd compris-
ing such men as Duffleld. c. II Hussev.
Edward Nolan. NJ. e. Callahan and NJ.
Poulter there Is the Michigan sup.
men who made their fortunes in lumber
and mining In that rich lake state. and
making up the financial household with
Mckinley's secretary of war. Russell A.
Alser. The associated Alger Enterprises
and wealth writes in a large measure
State sta '' Of Michigan sa for the 'S' past sixty
years That story is one replete with
success. fortune and emtnence in Amer
ican achievements.
From the lolns OF SUCH a combna-
ton springs Morse S. Duffeld. The ell
der Dutfied was q major general in
the Civ2 war Of the sixties and IKE his
titled In developing the rich resources
Of Michigan. In the convention of
1896 General Duffeld nominated Rus
sell A, Alger for president Of the United
States and was ever the confidential ad-
wiser Of the eX-secretarY Of war.
1t Is from such a far-seeins scion that
the equally far-seeing Morse :. Duf-
field has his being. The younger Duf-
field broke away from the safeguards
Of home and launched into the weH on
his own hook, forgetting pedigree and
realizing that the western country. as
whole. with its steadily advancing op-
portunit,es. would he better field for n
man Of faith and energy and ambition
and a such he has stood on bis own bot
tom and has, and is. making 2 big win
ming In those industrial and development
pursuits that are essentially constructive
and OF The lasting sort,
National is large gamer by the entry
OF II csc and with the completion OF some
details the dirt will commence TO fly
in downright earnest on the Mayflowcr
estate under the direction and man
agement Of G, r. Crawford. one Of the
faithful standbys OF National and keen
IN that sense which makes the success
ful mine operator.
All welcome TO the Crawford -Duffield
undertakers and operators.