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Show I I DESERET EVENING NEWS SATLTvIJAl' DECEMBER THE h, - silve- were-buil- poet-offi- (r company, Seminole Copper Company. ' This company owns 1 patented claims something over 300 acres of the most highly mineralized ground in the Clifton district. The company owns three different- - groups, each group having different veins, and a different mineralization. The group upon which the greatest amount of development has been made contains 12 claims. It is located about three miles south of the terminus of the railway, and ie the very center of the rare metal deposits of the dlztrut. The country reck is mostly grannie. With many Intrusions of porphyry. There are several different vein systems on tha group, soma carrying silver-leaothers copper, gold, molybdenum, and tungsten. Tungsten and Molybdenum Veins. The big tungsten veins on tbe Seminole ground are on tbe north claims Of the group. There ere five known veins of tungsten on the property, all radiating from, or near to, fha great Glory Hole that ha been sunk upon ouo-- of the richest and largest tungsten bodies ever found In the history of mining. Tbe Glory Hole. Something over a year ago development was begun at the grass roots on an outcrop of tungsten ors measuring A shaft was first 17 feet in width. sunk to a depth of about 30 feet; then caving and sloping began on the big body of ore. The Glory Hole at the present time is 6$ feet deep, about (0 feet In length, and has an average width of about 20 feet, with ore on all aides tha actual width of the ore body not having been determined yet. Every pound of reek taken from this bole has been ofe, and about 10,000 tons of a milling grade has been placed upon the dumps. While this milling ore was being produced, many thousands of dollars' worth of high grade ore was hand sorted and shipped mostly by parcel post, until the advent of ,the railroad. So much of .the high grade ore was shipped by parcel post that ths property became widely known as the Parcel Post Tungsten property. The ore body-athe Glory Hole has been developed to the depth of 1 .13 feet, and still maintains its values In tungsten, and tha ore body seems to be fully as large as at any point nearer the surface. Between the bottom of the Glory Hole and level it is estimated that at least another 10,003 tons of milling ore Is practically blocked out. The high grade that can be taken from this block of ore should bring the company many thousands of dollars. Estimating ths amount of milling ors now In sight at a conservative figure would give values of approximately 31.000.0oo. This does not take Into consideration the other tungsten veina on the property, which are very promising, nor the numerous veins of other ores founa on the different groups belonging to tbe company, liuy and Sell Oil, Mining and Industrial' Stocks 1 J 1 -- - rv. j YcM,'" i f ,4. V V" T e'V w v-- i - - . Tt W 5 - ; Cy TUNGSTEN WORKS AT SEMINOLE COPPER l r- - coip-Ipan- y, MINE. COMPANYS Mon-occ- Icy Mining-compan- Mian-tanom- a. -- - Western Silver Mines Company Moho Claims in Nevada ot A Southern ot lead-silve- Jit J one-four- th bust-nee- wit ; x- -1 sr Pacific Handles Big Tonnage Ex-ce- ls le A 100-fo- ot f lead-silve- ' ' 11-t- KNIGHT y h d -- -- -- , -- th,l I from lerf to fifteen per cent copper The Frankie has always been red a fins claim and development the be justifying good , seems to opinion generally held by people famiclaim with the liar Hnw unlikely that a mill will be built by the company for treatI make It my business to Investigate ores from the other proplue g ing soek i recommend aud do not erties controlled. It has been under the recommend any stock without having Indisome consideration for time, and reason to teie that it Is meritorious. cation now point to early actfc n. Millions have been made by investor in Wom!ng, Oklahoma and Kanw oil Ureters Utnla Copper Company. storks during the past year. and I pre- ,w THe Copper company . i that ttah wU command the at- R89 been the nranfst shipper of cop-- , ttmiion of the Investing public during per ores dtzrthg Jie past year. The the coming year for investment in oil. Utah not only possesses vast undecompany own$ several groups of claims oil fields, but the possibilities in the district, one of them joining the Reminds tungsten group. Some some and ha been copper tungsten Urs are almost tncomprsbeaabJe to shipped from the group joining thelhc average person The Han Rafael in southwestern U tah have Seminole, but the greater tonnage of j oil ensands k no wn to oil expert for some copper ores hate come from another) demand for group which lies about one mile east- -' oil products has only attract- ' to this field recently erljTfom Gold Hill. The property Is ed casual and now there is bodies and a to rush extensively developed, large these valuAble hold- acquire of ore are in eight Ing by capitalists, not. only from bait Utah, but from all over the'" Shipping Mines In Clifton. f OnittKl States Much credit is due Colonel Chaa P. The principal shippers of ore from the Clifton district during the year Tasker, formerly of Philadelphia. Pa, but for the past Six years a resident hate been the Beminole Copper com- of Green Rtver. Utah, the outlet for pany, the Western Utah Copper Com- the Kan Rafael field Recent testa made pany. the Woodman Mining company, fur Colonel Tasker at the Lntvenittr the Wilson Consolidated Mining of Utah by the njining department have that Salt Lake capthe Garnaon Monster Mining been so astounding are rubbing tneir eyes and company, the Spotted Fawn property, italists up to the fact outside capwaking the Christmas Mining company, the ital has come In and that secured a Pole Star Copper company, the Copof what should have properly large been part q o peropolis Mining company, the acquired and developed by home capiproperty, the Silver King prop- tal. Title WESTERS STATE On., erty, the Martin property, the Copper King property, and others. company, of which Colonel Tasker to other and general manager, owns During the coming year many ? resident acres of the choicest ou laud In properties will be In the ahlpplng the Saa Rafael district, and has natclass. The average dally shipments urally selected the nrnat desirable from the district have been appro 1 acreage--i- n the whole field, which was inately 300 tons and that is consideravailable rto him by reason ef being ed exceptionally good for a camp that first on the ground, for the company has but recently been provided with of which he to prealdeot sod general transportation that would enable the manager. Included In this large acreage is one property owners to move ores at mile on the outcrop of the oil profit. a strip one mile In length and The scarcity and high cost of labor mile deep and holding has interfered to a considerable ex- enough oil to make many millions lat tent in development and the ehipment S rofits when extracted. This ail to a, known to-toil of ores. This has been the ease more grelg running high to gasoline, parafdistriot, fine and particularly in the Ferber coal tar the sande products, tons ore of have hundreds where of by testa, from one been placed on the dumps that ootild producing to one aad a lahoratery half barrels ef oil valued r not be moved at a reasonable figure. ftt more than 35 a barrel i spade ram aa high aa dm fee However, considerable ore has been la The thlrhaeas aad the teaa ef amber ef from the Ferber, leading hipped point end aad the ef ail reatataad ha nil this being at Erickson, a boot It acreage ie raarmsaa. Oae acre ef north of Gold HiU. the aaad eealataa SOSM i teaa, which -- boa Id predaee 3 00.See barrets ef dt mill this winter or early next spring. with a value ef mere thea eae mllllea term. Tbe vest ef ntveertag tkh at Officers and directors of tha com- delae le basalt whra row t acted m a togs . Scald pany are as follows: as te he A. L, Jameson, president; Dan B. The Westers hpmiiymbt States (Mi , Shields .vice president; Lewis Telle addttMSi to la ths ell Cannon, secretary; Joseph Howell, by ths company, ths Western Bum treasurer; David Neff, director; J. M. Otl owns 7, ISO acres bock from! company conHowell, director; Benj. F. Tlbby, this saod ea the dome of la sulting engineer; Clark A Richards posted to develop one of thewhat biggest oil! counsel; C. F. Williams, resident agent, field In the United Mates. The phya5- state of Nevada, Elko, Nev.; James P. cal featmeo are Ideal fee a Mg oik of the a la tbe Waite,, auditor and Minerals Develop- field aad tha rceacaaa ooteroogtag aaada to amgto evtdro ii eg, ment Co, underwriter. tho big gaoto of all from which tha4 i aaada have ton (matched. 1 It to tho lace alias of She ip ktosao OU aamgaay to devote both the) SI aaada tad the drUUag tiuoltiij ak tbe earliest geeaibta la Iks h pels V aliej-L- a Barge fleig. of oooth wceteon W yemiag, the earn HST has toward OSO tom, yntthaSy Jototag p redact iea. several good wells being reported So hove been heooghS in teeratly aad mux art, era drtiUaa. TUs field to She atseotlon of May eastern ngttias Wyoming oil mra babe re atado big maaey tot tho B GREATER freight tonnage has and Sait Cm fields aad are been handled by tha Southern dieflog that tho Spring Valley. field will egoal or aorpaao the! Barge Pacific Company during 1217 easier Wyamdog ett fletoa. liriillnge than- - fiiany previous year. will start on the Wyoming holdings of j There has at times been detention to tho company at tho oariioot passtolM shipments and shortage of equipment The Western State Otl emopenr that has caused disappointment, which foorperatd under tlia law of Utah win principal plee of business Lit) tha company, though doing its utmost, Sait Laic, capitalised for 1100.009 with' Bomlnai par waluo. Four-fift- h ' ofwas onttrely unable to avoid. With capital stock I In th Greacury, whiter at hand, tt to expected them tho fifth only brio ft in icqulfiog tfa4 will bo S' falling off la business of- largr and valuable acreage of the eem-- 4 penry, amoontioff to 926 acree la the' fered. which win tend to atop car Hau , RaXael aad S Valley field. a limited amount etf I am offering price shortage and detention to shipments. 6c A SHARK for develop- -t at theetock Looking to tbs tutors needs of tbe ment purposes aad 1 advtae the par of thi stock both for biff ad- country served by tbe company. Presi- chase ance in price and dividends dent Spronle announces that orders BUY WHILE TOC CAN AT I CENTS, have been placed for now equipment as follows; OS locomotives, $,000 bog THE WTOM1VU BISOC , , cars, L000 fiat can, 00 oil tank ears, 1X0 acres in ths heart of tho I 400 gondola control 1,000 automobile cars, H tern Balt Creek field and s well to cars, 2,700 modern refrigerator cars, now being drilled on their holding This4 well Is only 11 miles from the ft. . v 20 baggage cara. moos HJorth well, which was tbs txm- -i As every locomotive and car man- sat too in Wyoming when brought In, to In America ufacturing plant doing and ts now a large and steady pro- -; work for our Allies, ttms of delivery ducer. This H acres to errennded by of this new equipment to uncertain, producing and being drilled, sod) still, the but to keep going, tbs company to when well eqmts In, Range Wyoming having ten locomotives and several this stock will skyrocket. In sddi'lon tat thouaa d ca re .built In ths company rttto Wyoming holding tho Wyoming shops; to of these cara were recently Range controls 32 acres in ths Chey- -. built In the Sparks shops and ara now snne River field and 102 sires in in service. The expenditure for this Callahan county, Texas, which tt U pre. pared to drill soon new equipment will exceed $24,000,-0Ths Wyoming Range Oil compaaW now hat a substantial treasury and when present financing arrangements ara completed should bare $75,04 on hand r drilling. and It is planned to have it in full the company. The holdings of this ore bodies haring been developed to operation early in the coming spring. company are highly mineralized, and sjtptk of several hundred feet, is a property of grpat promise. Scbeelitc. , . , ' The Frankie Claim. ( L. Mining and Milling Company. 1 Scheelite the prevailing tungsten The Frankie, claim joins the west mineral in the Clifton dlsfrlct. alThe property of the Lucy L. Mining side line of the Lucy L. property, the though wolframite Is occasionally and Is also m rare ore so far developed being copper, with found In- - small quantity. The proper-t- it metal belt, the property lyingtheabout showing to some extent. The that have been shipping tungsten one mile north of the Seminole prop- - uniain rjaiin belongs to tbe Wood- ores during the present year are the erty, and within twe miles of Gold man Mimng company, whose holdings Seminole Copper company, the Wilson Hill, the terminus of the railroad. include the Cane springs property, Consolidated Mining company, the The ores on this property are gold. and, the, Alvarada group. The latter Copperopolis claims, and the Silver, lead, copper, bismuth, and properties sre both known as gold and Doctor claims. These A large amount of work has properties, and have produced a great tungsten producing properties are all tungsten. been done, and large bodies of ore many thousand dollars In past yean. joining - or very ., near tha Seminole developed. Sorne-- of the richest sore The- Woodman company ha been deproperty. Other properties era known 'found in the district is on this prop- veloping the Frankie claim extensively to have tungsten, but none of them but the greurr tonnage will re- tbe past year, and has been one of the have been producing during tbe pres- erty, milling or better smelting facili- heaviest shippers of copper ores In ent year. In fact the known tungsten quireand better freight rates before the the district. The depth of tbe deepest belt extends for several miles through ties, bodies of ore can be bandied workings is probably'nct greater than large the district, from Clifton to Gold Hill with marked success. This prop- 150 feet, but a large body of higb any and it Is not unlikely that some rich la one of the most extensively grade sulphides has been truck on the veins will be developed in tune. There erty are some excellent outcrops of achee-lit- e developed In the Clifton district, the lower levels that ar said to average in the belt that have bad but little work done on them, but the great and growing demand for tungsten is sure to encourage the development of these ore bodies in the near future, and It la safe to predict that some Re-ope- n rich ore bodies will be developed as the result. , , Wilson Consolidated Mining Company. the many old and well width of veins are alt favorable to The 'Wilson Consolidated Mining mining the ore by the shrinkage sysknown mines In Nevada which tem. company's property is held in several the moet economical groups, the larger group consisting are being reopened and placed methodPerhaps of working and extracting the of nine claims lying within a few hun1s the on a producing basis, ore would be to drive three levels on dred feet of the tungsten group of the the Moho vein and one or two on the Seminole Copper company. A rich Moho group of claims owned by the Shoemaker vein. Mining can be carand body of tungsten ore has recently been Western Silver Mines company ried on with the use of but little timOther Vein. opened on this property, tbe ore mak- located hi Mineral county. to an abundance of water ber. There Other tungsfkn veins on the Semi- ing in limestone Instead of in the near the property. The property to located In the nole have been developed to a depth granitic formation as in the Seminole Milling teqts bare been made on the lor mountains In the silver Star company's property. A five-foof 75 to 100 feet, demonstrating good Copper vein of higb grade ore has been mining district. Mineral county. Nev., ores by two well known metallurgical values and plenty of ore. It has been determined Is companies. some and there to extent SouthConsiderable development has been developed reason to believe that a very six miles from Bellsvtlle on the Soda-vil- that a satisfactory saving of valnes can r, made on the and 'copper every amount be made along lines of standard millof tungsten will be taken ern Pacific railroad. Rhodes, veins, and It la the intention of the large from the vein as development proand Mina on be Tonopah A ing practice, a tentative mill scheme management to extensively develop gresses. The tungsten Is known to be Goldfield branch of the same railroad Including concentration followed by the property tha coming year, and to over 00 feet cyanide agitation of the table taillnga present at-- a depth- ofwas begin tbe shipment of ores other than from The veins have beeu developed by discovered are respectively elgot, 13 and It miles surface. It the tungsten. in a drift from the lower workings of distant. The latter place, a town of 10 shafts and tunnels extending over a mile in length and aggregating about , diviMolybdenum. a railroad tha property- and the ore is fully as some J.500 people, 1,000 feet of work. level at nearer Molybdenum in the sulphide form, rich at the source of tha and general sion The 8hoemaker shaft la 00 feat In point molybdenite, is also a plentiful ore In the surface. The tungsten ore makes depth with 1,000 feet of drifts on the the Seminole property. It is closely in a large shoot in the same vein that supply for the district. . associated with the tungsten ores and carries the rich bismuth, in fact there The group consists of 10 contiguous vein at several levels. to 400 feet in The Moho tunnel Is one of ths promising resources of is some tungsten in all tha bismuth lode mining claims and one mill eite, in vary Tbe other length. openings little-othe molyb- ore. the property. But a total of approximately 220 acree. length from 50 to 200 feet. The Moho denum ere has been shipped, it beBieznath. roads. over to vein been has reached good thoroughly developed The mine ing the intentioif of the management to concentrate the ores ttn soon as The Wilson Consolidated Mining The grades are easy and wagon or for 4.000 feet and tbe Shoemaker vein feet. for 1,500 to the geological are facilities according company, milling provided. automobile transportation to and from Two veins, known as the Middle survey, has the distinction of being the the Mill for the Seminole. property to n gltnple and cheap vein and the East vein are to be exonly shipper of bismuth ore in the ISIS. the A conservative estimate of the year States United miles during plored located Midas few a problem. "The mill, tons with The bismuth vein hag. been extenfrom the Beminple property, has been Tbe main body of the Excelsior ore now developed to 200,000 of thousands and additional de 10,000 tons on tha dumps. eloped, purchased by the Seminole company sively mountains to composed of dark-gra- y A in ore are of t sight. tons and-pumilling be In will commisand moved Big Ore Bodies. some of bedded rocks ranging from fine grained sion on the property within the next Jig has been in operation on Upon completion of the present defew months. It has a daily capacitv the decomposed ore, and some very argillites to ooarse conglomerates. made. This series to work, a depth of 1,100 feet of St tons, and when completed and fine concentrates have been capped by volcanic ma- velopment on the ores bodies will be attained. In commission should put the Semi- Some of the higher gratis ore hat been terial east sides and north tbe to along be will necessary but it This will, in all probability, develop aa nole company safely In the lead as a shipped, ore to get and has been intruded by granitic additional 1,500.000 tons of ore having producer of high grade acheehte con- mill the greater part of the , centrates. Ths company has had a the best results. rocks in two places on the south side a gross value on normal metal prices 000 on present metal of and of the range. ill. 500, Jigging plant In operation the past few ' Other Ores on Wilson Consolidated. The sedimentary series of the Ex- prices a gross value of $11,750,000. months, and has been very successful There are several other tungsten celsior mountains is at least 2.500 feet with it Nothing but the fines were Except for some development nahas been outcrops on this property other than thick. On the south side of the range, tivities during-th- e Jigged but the recovery pact summer, the stand beds above. conof one of the Moho, northeast the Copper, and spoken jigging wHlje satisfactory, property has not been worked since r, tinued until tbe mill is in operation. gold veins are also found nearly vertical or dip steeply to the 1015. when $25,000 was taken ont by But tbe mill is an absolute necessity. in the different groups controlled by north and strike N. 74 ? leasers. . All told, te date about $50.000 tween Moho and Belleville the strike worth of ore is said to have been takis about the same, but the, dark en by leasers. There to said to be some beds in this locality dip to the ore of grads, but the greater south. Along the main crest of the part to shipping of grade, and to care mountains there is a tightly com- for this tt tomilling to erect a planned pressed anticlinal fold that apparently t, which acstrikes counts for the steep dips or Vertical beds in tbe vicinity of Moho. Examination disclosed a series of steeply dipping, highlyonsiliceous aedl- an Igneous mentary beds lying ' mass of andesite. Met&morphtom has Location of Mines, Bingham, Utah. Capitalization, 200,000 shares; completely altered the sedimentary , rocks adjacent to the igneous rocka par value, $5. Officers: R. H. Ch&nning, Jr- - president; Adolph Likewise the igneous rock adjacent al--to Lewtoohn, vice president; C N. King, second vies president; A. H. 1 been has the veins extensively , . Directors. R. H. Channing, Jr- - SidMelin, secretary and treasurer. tered. ney Chase, Adolph Lewlshon, Maxwell Woodhul! and C. N. king, 31 sin v J. M. Hill, of the United States Geo: car-' logical survey says: i Office, 42 Broadway, New York City, J4. T. Local office, 0 Dooly ries free gold In crushed, hydrottoer-- l Jesse Knight, President; A. M. Knight, W. Lister Mangtun, Secretary and Bldg, Salt Lake City, Utah. rock, and mallv altered, andesitic the Moho -- vein, to altered possibly ore of consists The Treasurer; Oscar Raymond Knight; J. Wm. Knight; R. E. Allen and Knight Starr andesitic tuff brecciated, bleached, and . Jordan.' . andesite tuff, somewhat stained by iron." United States Geological SurMain Office, 15$ Main, Salt Lake City, Utah. vey, Bulletin 54. Two Principal Trips. There kre two principal vein traversing the property known as the ' OPERATING Mohp vein and the Shoemaker vein. They era roughly parallel in strike ' m and dip. striking about N. 30 deg. E. 60 deg. to tha 8.B. Location of' mine Gilmor, Lfcmhi Co Idaho, Capitalization about American-Colombia- n and dipping n Springville-MapletoCorporation, Sugar Co., The Mobo vein can be traced the en106,690 share. Par Ta!u $1 00. Officers and director: A. D. Rose, .: W. A. McCutcb-eotire length of the ground. Prea. and Gen. Mgr.; Irving Neckerman, Empire Mines Company, Lpcky Boy Cons. Mining Co., The Shoemaker vein has Identical Stecy.; and Trea.; H. 8. Knight, Edgar C. RoW and O. W, Kena fissure in vein characteristics, being Bonneville Mining Company, nedy. Mine Office, Gilmore Idaho. Main Office, Machesney Bldg ; Mirrmg Co., andesite. A series of measurements Pittsburg, Pa. Branch Office, 121 Kearns Bldg., Salt LAke City, Utah, on tbe Shoemaker vein gives an averCoal Colorado Consolidated Mines Co., Spring Canyon Company, 6 feet. of age width Both vein show distinct evidence of Tintic Milling Company Dragon Consolidated Mining Co., movement. In places the walls are ' polished and fluted, the presence of Utah Ore Sampling Company, Eureka Rill Railroad Company, gouge to almost Invariable,' and the vein matter to thoroughly shattered. Iron Blossom Cons. Mining Co., Tintic rDrain Tunnel Company, - This hurt fart is of much Importance r f In the n.al'.er of mining eoetg as weilj Miller ; ileaJJiHs, ae being Significant as to the possible! strength of the vein In depth. In the Mineral Flat Mining Company, West Cache Sugar Company, deepest of the workings tbe Shoe-- ! ' Location of Mine, Park City, Utah. Capitalisation 150,609 share. maker Vein is w idest and nowhere does Union Grain & Elevator Company; either vein Indicate a tendency to bePar value 1100.00. Officers and Directors: J. B&nrger. Pre.; come smaller In depth. Ernest Bamberger, Trea. and Gen. Mgr.; Hebert Cohen, The ore consists of a highly siliceous Secy.; D. M. Hyman, John S. .Critchlow, Secretary; J. L Hilton, vein material carrying values In gold Wm. C. Osborne, H. G. McMillan, and Walter II. Lin forth. Transfer silver, and lead. The material Is thoroughly oxidised and the gold Is o 20 MAIN OFFICE, PROVO, UTAH. Office, 2? Trust Bldg., New York, Registrars, Union Trust free milling A partial analysis of the ore gives (0 per cent Insoluble and J Broadway, K. Y- per cent Iron. Tbe dip, condition of tha walls, and -- hr 61 Shipping 300 7 ons Deep Creek country ie now of the most promising properties In poelUon to demonstrate ta the distinct is ths Seminole Copper mineral deposits. The new railroad completed to camp early this year la furnishing the means of tranaportatlon, and the, mines are responding with a tonnag4 and a Variety or ores that have given this field an enviable position in the mining world. The actual tonnage that baa been shipped the past few months is not avalise ie. but it has been extremely large tor a new camp. There has been a constant stream of ore flowing from the rich deposits, the greatest tonnage being copper ares; but tungsten, molybdenum, silver, lead and gold ore have also been shipped la serge quantity, have and produced a large percentage of the actual net receipts from the - ores . , shipped. - . History of Comp. Deep Creek has peaeed through the usual expsrtence of mining camps. Ores were discovered there many years ago, the earlier dlscoveriee being gold, eiiver, lead and copper. Recent discovertea have shown large bodies of tungsten, molybdenum, and bismuth. Other rare ores have also been found, but have not yet been developed In commercial quantity. The only ores worked In the early history of the camp were gold and r-lead. Several mills were built for gold ores, and several small smelters t to work the silver-lea- d ores. The crudity of the smelting plants, the distance front a market, and the high cost of everything needed was greatly against the success of these early enterprises, although some of them- were successful In producing a large amount of bullion. . The hardy prospectors who gre depended on to develop a new country had the utmost faith in the existence of the mineral deposits, and held on with a death grip to their claims. Every claim owner knew that the only thing that could give stability and life to the camp was a railroad, and many years passed before they - finally realised their hopea. - At different times in the past, the railroad seemed a certainty, but something always turned up to prevent It being built, until the new Deep Creek railroad was completed from the Western Pacific to Goodwin, In the heart of the Clifton Mining district. The Deep Creek railroad leaves the Western Pacific at Wendorer, the first division point west from Salt Lake City. Wen- -, - dover-123 mite west of Salt and the branch to Goodwin Lke, la 43 miles. The townslte at the terminus of the Deep Creek branch is called Goodwin, but the, name of the is Gold Hill, the same as it was before the completion of, tha railway. . , Goodwin, A thriving little city has been built since the railroad entered the camp, and it has a population of about 1,000 people. - The town la In tha canter of the Clifton district, and la conveniently located to a large auditor of the developed properties Goodwin la the principal loading point- - at the present time; but when the railroad le extended to other points ht the district, or other roads enter the camp. It is likely to have one or more strong ... competitors Deep Crock Mountains. The Deep Creek mountain range Is probably (0 miles In length, and Is highly mineralized through its entire length. The mining districts most convenient to the railway are the Clifton, at the north end of the range; the Willow springs south of and Join-to- n the Clifton- - district: Trout creek and Bpring creek districts still south of the Willow springs Fish and Duway He some distancesprings do the east of the Deep Creek range, and Ferber district Joins the west side of the Clifton district. These different districts have all been artivq during the past year, and have shipped considerable ors Clifton District. i, The Hltton 'Mining district Is in - the north end of the Deep Creek range and is the district that has rece.ved the greatest benefit from the building of the railroad. The Clifton distr.es Is one of the most 'highly mineralized sections of the west. As a rare metal district it probably has no rival. Tungsten, molybdenum, bismuth, are found In large quantities; tin, nickel, cobalt, end other ores not usually found are also present. Gold, silver, copper, lead sine and antimony are also present In the district. and It la confidently believed by mining men familiar with tbe ,forma-tlo- n and mineral boaiea that many great mines are in the making. One 22 391T INVESTMENT CO. i tl ud fill. 0. Utah Consolidated Mining Co. STOCK NOW SEU.Dm AT Tie. BUT WTOMLNO RANGE BEFORE THE . ADVA NCR. Ths FotrW so Fetroleoat Co Own UM $ ere la 9mft Creek field ef Wyoming and I am joet in receipt of a letter frm the mangrmnt that their rig timber are on the grovnd an-.- they eapect to begin drilling at oncto. ; The Rlt Creek field baa four eanda and the production 9 now reported at more than 20,96 bar-- I rele dally Fourteen hundred acres In ithe proven Salt Creek field is of ertor-mo- g value and the possibilities of a small Investment in a company coe-- 1 trolling this acreare Is enormous. ) For s limited time onlv T can sell PUTROLRUM STOCK you PFFRT AT TEX CENTS A SHARE before the advance. Buy 1 , OFFICERS and DIRECTORS - - A t , Jh- Vice-Preside- ' fine-grain- The Pillsbarg Idaho Co. Lid. Vlce-Prea- -- '! SUMIYG TOMPAMT DrGWAY BRRTH Own flv full .claims held by United Htates patent and five full claim held by location in the Pugway Mining district of Utah The property is devel-- 1 oped by shaft and tunnel opening up running from three te (a copper vein five feet In width, the ore assaying .from 7 to 42 per cent copper j The tunnel is now btng drives sn the vein taking out shipping ore an opening upJ new stoning ground., Tho. now on a shipping basis company and are offering a small block of stock for the purpose of buying a track te n, Rico-Wellingt- y ihaul thrir ore te tbe railroad Is rapMic acquiring a boom u4 It will pav jovi'o investigate. Come op and see and let me efcew Pug-wa- IVlInlno Co. Vice-Pre- At iter g. w "W e awe I , tbv" should lhd bsis- - r tMrct vou PILVitT RKRTHA lTO K TOW Be. shipment TJyftv dva aftr our first much more, ItAboud be rlJing for dividend-payin- g be en 4 a Pont miss the beet home props!- ton that Haa be-- offered you srtoefc I bay aad sell say minis nr oil C. S. GODDARD 1 Phone Wasatch 2254 205 Allas Clock, Sait Lake City j ! |