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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE Work WILL Commended ler and Others Club The state delegation congress 16 to men of A will send of together leadtig at the tained from. Denver the congress the was gathering New mining the purposessf MUCH Weod | before | con- | the Dern, congress has its who for always work, Is the state taken an of MacVichie, of the and interest D. H. Bamberger, W. 8 H. S Thomas Walsh and others being behind the proposition In this would be a technical library, collections of ores from every district in- the United States typical of each formation, with maps and literature. This would be in charge of an experienced mining man and demonStrations of org treatment would be a feature. this year We a treed large Goyernor that Utah send representation. Indorses Tt. Governor Cutler heartily indorsed _the work of the mining congress. He recognized fully the importance of the mining industry and it was his belief that if good judgment guided the actions of the mining men in the congress and at home, Utah would take jis place as one of the greatest mining states in the union. He pleaded to ignorance of mining conditions but the Industry always had his sympathy He had appointed a number of* representatives to attend the congress and would be glad to add to the number any names suggeste He conimended the program of the congress in relation to fake mining schemes and promrecommend the adoption of Vv as is suggested to the Utah legislature. He hoped to see a bureau of mines as a part of the president's cabinet and was sure that the establishment would be of great value to the industry. Joseph also referred to the matter of wildeatting. He thought a change in the mining laws -was necessary to protect the discoverer and at the same time to conserve the interests of the Investors who followed for development. He hoped that a law similar to that in California would be generally adopted. But in speaking of aw uce oa it should be remembered that no man who raised money on seve ‘ets and honestly put paae money into development work could" b called a wildcatter It was Hee man who floated bogus propositions and raised money for his own personal use who came under that head, Thinks Too Many Lawyers. ro CONDUCT BIG OPERATIONS. ee Will Begin Dev ent of Engle's Nest, Fairy L. Fairview acks of Valuable the on: Sept. ore } awaiting let-up being W. H. at of the to the Such Hills } producer janything lueed Mor the is mine that that of Rock more at the absolutely putting the the world bids fair to Nevada has Note is things Manager property, fast before Neas a outriv: | pro- yet Shae te Meee sacking the the much few by noted Charles new copper has been months, ore leaps gaining and bound and capitalists Schwab, M. in vestors Aug ustus F . as it is | eel 2 mining ere broken down, without sorting. In ®) the silicious, oxidized porphyry vein a cate this working, the company have the best thing to date found on the prop-| erty, the values being plainly visible to} the naked eye, cons siderable free gold} seems for to precious ri be a Charles Rog+OB ngag- metals, determi and ion on| part to get in heavily Tithe best n mining fields on this continent. Stirs The Gates p enthusiasm the themselves permanent fastening signs upon the as pleased development with| is} mine ns Paving of this and ee thorough new displayed by We the have lost no tS examinations district That aD made they have Mines WILL Owned SURPASS by Change People for Consid- Hands erable Reno, A. Nev., Clark of interests trol of ing copper small east ers of a Sept. of number the and of rich properties Reno, station and property There copper 19.-Senator the endeavoring railroad of is at Creek Sum. Montana are May a con- promis- PaliagAse 250 made big W Schwab gain and at about have an to offer for immense Palisade, and a miles the own- San Francisco thelr it Mining company OPTION is Capitalist ing ON TIVE Kepresenting Company able Superintendent . of of the three named Manhattan companies was made during the sixty days preceding the profit of above 40 mining exchanges of San Francisco, Salt Lake City, New York and Goldfield. of the Bullfrog Rush was begun in the summer and is yet under way, and the stock has not yet been listed. It, too, will show a tremendous profit before the year is out. NEW Our hattan Fall promotions Mining PROMOTIONS will include the Eagle's A limited number of shares of treasury Honorable ABOUT Nest Fairview Mining Pe) BERR As-You-Like-It Man- READY. Company and the Company. stocks will be promptly are Tonopah Big John stock only will be sold of each of these companies, vice president and and then these listed on the exchanges of the country, and immediately command a premium. Sparks, governor of the state of Nevada, is president of both corporations, Campbell, president of the Stray Dog and Indian Camp, and the most successful and John D. mining engineer in all Nevada, is mine manager of each. The mining estates of both companies are among the most valuable in Nevada, and neither company was formed until the ore bodies of each property were proved up Company's Min- Deal. Garficld Gets Out Device | A new slag car has been invented| by B. H. Bennetts, superintendent of the Garfield smelter. It consists of| SCOOP | an approximately rectangular shaped cast-iron bow! mounted upon a {Rapuara and arranged to discharge | ny direction. The car is usually! in "designed for 18gauge, but can be made for any gauge. It throws its jeontents a considerable distance from the side of the track Wheré dischargjed The car has been put into general use at the Garfield plant. and at the Tacoma Smelting company's plant ls jat Tacoma, of which Mr. Bennetts| was formerly superintendent | -_--- - +> at and our record corps to the complete satisfaction of the L. M. Sullivan Trust of engineers, headed by Mr. Campbell. WONDER. Makes Useful in Nevada than the above, catastrophe, April 18, and an investment in all three already shows an average The promotion About three weeks ago Mr, Daniels and son, representing the Tonopah Mining company, came quietly into j}town and set about to secure the big | Wonder mine, says the Wonder News Mr. Danlels made his mission }to some of the owners of the and permission was given to | the property, and which Mr fand his son did. After jthoroughly satisfied with results, Mr. Daniels began negotiating for the }purehase of the property There were ia number of owners to figure with ] » differences ef opinion as to | Senator Visits Mines and terms, but finally option| individual was obtained and Senator W. A. Clark Last Saturday Mr. Daniels skipped out of camp the his mining engineer, P. D. Delmas, and next day and left for Tonopah P Bankers MeCornick and Heinze of price agreed upon is said to be $300,Butte, Mont, visited the mines in Sen000 It is thought without, a doubt,| ator Clark's private car and are still that the deal will go through Mining there examining the property and nemen who have examined the mine all} gotiating for its purchase. agree that in their belief there is In} this property is owned by the C "another Tonepah mine Mountain Mining company, which Is the "Wonder 1 composed of Reno business and mining men, Raines of Palisade also INVENTS NEW SLAG CAR, owns a number of claims at Palisade M. Sullivan, president of the L. M. Sullivan Trust company of Goldfield, accompanied by Engineer J. D Campbell, visited Fairview two days this week, coming in by way of Manhattan and Austin in an automobile They left the big southern camp imG. Jones, formerly a real esmediately after the Gans-Ne Ison con- | and tate dealer of Reno, has several claims test and have since been making a tour and -it is stated that Mr. Jones has of the various mining towns. some of the richest claims in the disMr. Sullivan ane Associates are trict. Mr. Jones makes Reno his home, owners of a valuable property in Fairbut has been at Palisade for several view, and announce their intention of weeks, ‘having his copper property Starting operations next week A surveyed. foree of ten men will be put te work On some of the claims at Palisade immediately under the directions of a native copper is found and it is stated Mr. Wetherby, who is coming on from trom 10 Goldfield for the -purpose. that the ore goes all the way per cent to 40 per cent in copper on The Eagle's Nest Fairview Mining company is the name of the organizaall of the claims. A mining man who was at Palisade tion that has recently acquired what Saturday, when Senator Clark and| is Known as the eery-Luce group, and which is regarded by many to be party were there, states that they exote of the most valuable estates In the pressed an opinion that the copper district at Palisade would be one of the district. The company is headed by Governor John Sparks. greatest in the Wes It is also stated that the Schwab tinIt is possible that Mr. Sullivan may establish a Fairview office and. conterests are afler the claims and that aust his operations from this pant on agents of Schwab have offered a large a large scale.-Fairview New price for some of the properties. or companies per cent for the investor. By this, we mean 40 per cent in real money above the subscription price the investing public paid for these shares. There is a ready market for all three stocks' and they are listed on the reput- J. H Macmillan, vice president; H. W. Boyer, secretary; James Degan of the Nye & Ormsby county bank, treasurer, and W. S. Williams, The company has a oe of 1,250,000 shares, par' value $1, ith 500.000 shares of stock in the treasury. The offices of the company are to be with the Charles Gates company, Trinity building and Waldorf Astoria, New York, and wit the Goldfield company, bankers and brokers Goldfiel< deposit claimed by mining engineers who have visited the country and inspected the copper properties that Palisade promises to equal if not eclipse the great copper district of Ely. If Senator Clark is sucgessful in his negotiations for the purchase of these large copper properties he intends to work the claims on a large seale, and if the mines turn out as well as experts believe they will he will erect a large| smelter at Palisade. Most of these properties are owned by Reno people and it is stated on good authority that these Reno men are in a fair way of realizing considerable money for their mining claims Copper never promoted any other mining company The promotion | It is expected that Mr. Rogers Charles Gates, son of John W. Gales, and perhaps the steel magnate himself will visit Greenwater before snow flies and inspect their holdings in that district. It is known that these high financiers are determined to acquire very extensive holdings in the Southern Nevada district, as well as. in Greenwater, at no late date, cal people interested Rogers in the Greenwater ELY Reno have is untarnished by a single failure. AFTER CONTROL OF COPPER PROPERTIES CLAIM Jumping Jack Manhattan Mining Co. Stray Dog Manhattan Mining Co. Indian Camp Manhattan Mining Co. Bullirog Rush Mining Co. es At tunnel 2 the work goes on the} been entirely satisied by the reports merits of Greenwater is made on the same as ever, sacking continuing as last eminent mining enThe heretofore. Tunnel 3 is in ore and is assured, gineer to report to the Gates' on adding its quota to the production of was Homer Wilson, who Greenwater the property The shipments" go in glowing terms of that speaks only steadily forward. Mr. Wilson is section of the eountry. All that now remains to be done to im whose judgment the make the name of Nevada Hills the investors have unby-word of every mining man in the bounded , and it is upon his recountry is to tap the ledge in tunnel f de and recommendation that Messrs. 1, and from all conservative beliefs jates and Rogers became heavily inand opinions this will be done when in the several claims adjointhe required distance has been driven. tere sted BE the Schwab holdings, and organed a corporation to be known as the Graniwateet orm rece Creek Copper Mining compan It is not own just what the investment of these capitalists amounted to, yet it is conceded to se «=o Jarge Through Mr, Rogers, who is president of the company, the Gates people have teireyt a big block of the stock in this company Will Visit Greenwater. Senator Clark and Schwab Interests Make Offer for Palisade Claims. We Are the Promoters, Fiscal Agents and Transfer Agents of People. showing in tale. Rice, W. H | 5c hwab, Heinze and Clark people re-| Clark and John T. Hodson have been| 8@tding the merits of the Greenwater| at the property this week and have| district has stirred the Gates people to expressed 1906 20, by district | sald dur- Is | together vith his partner the big | Gates, John A. Drake and J however, = am: 7 . 3 iene |ers. have within the past vear The essence to date of all things found on the property, is tunnel 4. fro hict Spaniel management 1,000 Eagle with SEPTEMBER World Valley inze, United States Senator W A Clark of Montana, John D, Ryan, president of the Anaconda Copper Mining company 'atsy Clark, the Spokane millionaire Mualeolm M. * MeDonald and the Amalgamated Cor pan » have all |} through their | the scene of activity val-| |} ley and have acquired large The pronounced success f Patsy Clark in the Furnace Crude: company, and the wonderful eats already made there by the litthk opment work done, have excited the copper world a been on for same we yrospector has been Si icab in the eager desive to acquire holdings in what promises to be| ; another Butte district Latest of the|§ | eastern capitalists to take over claims the Greenwater district are those| oF fii ikea W. Boies aeisca ee York , I Gates the stee] m: Lgni ut Orc mine, with new and better found on Webber vada foot so the past prominence Mining 19.-With the shipment, workings pe claims. Cc. Bf. Alien was the only dissentient at the gathering e feared that the mining congresses were too much dominated by lawyers and experts. He had attended a numbér and had found that to be the case. As he was neither one or the other he had ceased attendanceHe hoped that much would be accomplished at gathering which had an excellent program There was a general expression of opinion' that Utah should send as arge a representation as possible The Commercial club will arr nge, if possible, for a special train and attractive rates that as many of those interested in the mining industry may have an opportunity of attending the sessions. WILL |. | which Acquired Mining Death Greenwater, of ing Property In Hagenbarth, Moffat, of Upon Sit- IS EXCITER! Being of Near were Duncan Joseph, Charies D. Rutledge, William H. Tibbals, C. S. Kinney James McDonald, J: H. McCrystal, W. W Armstrong, and C. BE. Allen. Mr. Dern in introducing the subject strongly commended the work of the organization and urged the importance of what it was now trying to accomplish C. B. Wood spoke " some length on | the nature of t organization, Through unity of ac Hari: he said, everything big was acc apap ee d.. There were combinations of ¢ tal. of labor trates rest and of nearly every first mining congress was the zation which mining men There much work ahead in ducing legislatures to pass lation » benefit of the industry The congress was now assured a permanent home in Denver. Plans have been drawn for a building to cost $300,000, Signs Iastening who there Cutler, Simon J. Utah and Governor McCornick,:.F,' director active presided present a WORLD Holdings Magnates FREE GOL GOLD SHOWING Permanent gress. John ‘COPPER | | Large jas enthube ob-| Bb. laid Big New Yorkk Capitalists ting Up and Taking Notice. THURSDAY, | Tunnel Is Showing Best Ore Yet Turned ot Commer- c. and present eee BE BiG: PRODUCER large a cial club yesterday and were silastic over the good results to of 500 ter : GREENWATER COMING RAPIDLY 10 FRONT NEVADA HILLS WILL Cut Mining Amerlean the meets at Denver Oct number lunched $9 Commercial Utah er ot BULLION. In the metal market. silver ruled at 68 cents per ounce lead at $6.75 per hundred ee and casting copper at 18% and 181% cents per pound. RUN! - Governor at + ae + + + i Pid BE Tr AND In the ore ary bullion market the settlements amounted to $145,500, McCornick & Co, reporting them as follows Ore, $21,000. bullion, $115,000; gold, Luncheon to which 19 by ORES + * + + Hope Expressed Utah Will Have Large Representation at Meeting. EXCURSION arta + + + + + | HHH He +e eee e sey MINING CONGRESS WAS DISCUSSED UTAH, HE SULLIVAN STOCKS AND PROSPECTS FURNACES AND Edited by JOSEPH. T. JENKINS CITY, Skirts and jac ke ‘ts made the "Keister," 333 W + by First experts North. OVERSUBSCRIPTION. We invite correspondence of bankers and brokers of standing, who are looking, for a high-grade speculatiive in- vestment for their clients, and we would also be pleased to hear direct from investors who are in the habit of buying stocks for their prospective dividend-paying power. Only a small allottment of either of these stocks can be made to any broker or individuality for the reason that their surpassing merit is known to men on the ground, and the offerings will in all probability be oversubscribed immediately after the terms of each offering are announced publicly. Write or telegraph if you are interested. L. M. SULLIVAN TRUST CO. Goldfield, Nevada. |