The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
NATIONAL CAMP A
COMING DISTRICT
Widely Distributed Finds OF
Ore Promise to Produce
a Big Section.
GOLD CIRCLE A Conner
Prominent Attorney of Me-
vada Has Confidence i'll
These Two Camps.

IA c. Campbell. formerly a state sena-
tor Of Colorado and now an attorney oil
Winnemuccs, Nevada, was in salt Lake
City on Wednesday EN- route fron ms
old home to the west. Mr.. Campbeli Is
vice president and director OF the Ma
tonal Mining company. the attorney VINO
fought and won the initial litigation IN
volving this remarkable gold producer,
receiving for his services generous piock
of stock the market appreciation OF
which has been the inspiration Tor IN
Vulnerable newspaper stories of more or
less eXaggcration.
When seen by The Tribune yesterday
at the Hotel Utah Mr.. Campbell said
that anything he might say in regard to
the National companys production or de-
veiopment effort would be approximation,
and he preferred to place this burden
constantly In touch with conditions. The
Msions howeysr mhndsa is pro5Ssoh 1oSsnne and d
one certain to be faithful In Its manu-
facture OF honorable history for the
sagebrush state: Despite its youth youth,
should the National mine never produce
another dollars worth of ore IL will go
down as one OF the generous and most
wonderful of Nevada gold properties.
Silver Being Found.
Mr. Campbell believes that the National
mining district will prosper and be one
OF the large god-siver camps of the
state. The discovery Of late that depth
brings In silver values associated with
the gold is a factor that convlncess the
miners there of the permanency Of the
veins The camp is not likely to be re-
strictcd In area, for recent meritorions
discovery OF ore has been made at
point fully thTee-quarters OF mile from
the National mine, while two miles away
encouraging results are being achieved.
giving the owners Just reason for be-
iieving that they will develop good bod
les of ore
Mr.. Campbell is firm believer In the
mining industry OF Nevada. This is the
sunrise Of remunerative mining in that
state, he asserted, and the investor new
er has had more ideal opportunity TO
make profits than today. The absolute
absence of the wildcat, the energetic
campaigns to new depth and splendid
results all over the commonwealth are
factors becoming recognized throughout
the world.
salt Lake capital with interests in the
Gold Circle district OF Nevada Will be
pleased TO learn that conditions there
never We're better for success than they
are now, and Mr.. Campbell states that
Gold Circle can not fail to make q sue
siders It one of the best spots in the
state for careful investors. Associated
with former Congressman Bartlett OF
Nevada and California people Mr.. Camp
bell has taken over substantial inter-
est In the Eastern Star property OF this
district. At a depth of about 155 feet
there are ten inches Of gold ore exposed
which win average $1,000 10 the ton.
and Mr., Campbell says that these are
figures below the actual gold value.
The new owners have determined upon
very comprehensive development cam
paign, aud at Red House. the nearst
railroad point. a complete line Of ma
chlnery for this property has been re-
ceived for transportation by freighters
10 the Gold Circle camp. This equip
ment consists OF hoist, pump and gen.
craI ia4aing supplies. The plan is to
ship the high grade ore without unnec-
cssary delay. to sink TO depths and de-
velop the property III all directions
There is d substantial tonnage Of con-
centrating grade ore now certain. This
will be blocked out and added to so that
tho owners can decide at the earliest
possible hour OIL the installation OF a
mill. This mill will likely be installed
during the coming fall months
There is q very hopeful sentiment pre-
vailing throughout the Gold Circle dis
tlict, the many property sowners having
held on during the past few very lean
and dlscouraging years, sustained by the
conviction that ii was merely a matter
Of keeping their property rights intact
until capital became moro lenient. Ev-
crything points 10 the day OF release for
Cold Circle. The good will and substan-
tiaI interests OF such men as Mr. Camp
bell and associates will do much towards
establishing the camp in the good eraces
Of the world.