Salt Lake Tribune | 1905-06-11 | Page 10 | The Richest Rock at Greater Depths

The Richest Rock ! at Greater Depths Cheerful Condition Now Being- Developed De-veloped by the Management of tho Great Shoshone. Correspondence above the signature of E W, Griffiths of Rhyollte, New. which arrived during the day, Bays that from tho bottom of the sixty-five-foot wlnsa in the Montgomery-Shoshone the management man-agement Is drifting both ways In ore which exceeds in value any hitherto en-counted, en-counted, while the percentage of high grade I proh.ihlv grenter During the week the company sent out two carloads Of ore, one of Hi-st class, tho other of sec- ond, thai will provide th- menn -with which tn continue developments almost Indefinitely, and everything indicates a eteady Increase in the output. At the Crystal-Bullfrog, recently acquired ac-quired by John Y BlcKane, and which lies between the Montgomery Mountain mid National Bank groups, active work wni Inaugurated 'luring the week and n double-cotnpartitient shaft is now going i (Imv.ii t" the iii-e body Mr M.-K.me h.i-A also consummated a deni which gives him possession of the Groat Eastern group en Bonatnza mountain For thla property he Is paying 880,000, and developments devel-opments at that point will be prcfei uted with as much r.efil as that which has characterized 1 Is .-nde;iors In .ahT parts of the country. William Scallon, who nt one time served the Amalgamated of Montana as Its gen-er.il gen-er.il manager, Is scheduled to return to Rhote this week where he will begin work on a group of fourteen claims, the property of the Golden Sceptre Mining company There is no doubt that Mr Scallon is representing the standard oil crowd at Rhvollto. as ha he In other countries, anf his movements there win excite the liveliest Interest. National Rank people have resumed operations after clearing the horizon of all specks, and with three shifts are now dropping down the shaft. In which was some tlmo :tgo encountered ores of the most sensational value Mr Grlfflthl COnclUdsa his correspond-enc correspond-enc with a paragraph which Indicates that the rush Into Rhyollte and the region re-gion for which It is tho gateway continues contin-ues aa it has been since the camp waa founded.