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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

Among the professional gentlemen Of
Sat Lake most worthy OF mention Is the
lirm Of Mcssrs. l. G. Trent & Co,
knuislord hotel building, corner Of Third
South and State streets This firm was
established IN 1898 md has taken fore.
most rank. The members are Messrs.
l.. 6, and =. Y Trent, who are brothers.
These gentlemen arc mechanical metal.
uiEiell and electrical engineer. possess.
cd OF ample experience, and are most
reliable. They have done much import
ant work throughout the west, Including
Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico. Ida.
no, Arizona, Nevada and California.
They have most complete department
Tor meehanical drluEhiing aud are pre-.
pared 20 DO any work IN that line. They
also deal IN mining, milling. smelling and
electrical machinery Of all kinds, and at.
tend TO the building OF hohting and
pumping plants, pipe lines, steam power
plants, passenger elevators, locomotive
and iramways icablc'pl1nis. and complete
electric light and power Installations
They arcprepared TO furnish plans, speci.
icltions and estimates for all kinds of
mining and reduction works, designed
upon tie most efficient and economical
systems These gentlemen are thorough.
" skilled in all branches OF engineering
and with their wide experience are cap
able OF executing the most difficult work.
They are highly esteemed In professional
circles and have proved an acquisition
to Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

The coal department OF the Union
Pacific railroad Is a big institution aui Is
a source oi large revenue 10 that COM
pany. Taking the entire coal depart.
ment OF this road into consideration the
Union Pacific probably mine aud handle
more coal than any another dealers IN the
West. It's territory is by far ,hc broad
est, as Il supplies dealers and cities from
the Missouri River TO the Pacific Coast.
The local office Is situated at 20 south
Main street and Is under the control OF
MIR. |. NJ. Moore, general western agent
OF the coal department OF the Union Pa
cihc railroad The company deals IA
Rock Springs, Red Canyon, Pleasant,
Valley and Amy coal, and have a daily
output OF three hundred cars These
figures give o lair idea OF the cnor-
NIFTY OF the coal department OF this rail-
road. II Is great boon to cities along
its line Of route, also In that II furnishes
the best fuel, at the most moderate pricc,
and in such cities as salt Lake its benefits
are more indirect than apparent No city
along It's line will ever suffer from FAM
inc. The coal hauled by this company
is OF the finest quality, being free from
slack and other ioreign substances. Il is
a splendid arlicle for either household or
steam purposes, aud is the same that is
used for the Union Pacific railroad Tor the
generation OF steam to run the locomo-
tlves Mr. J. ~, Moore has been with the
company for four years and is thoroughly
conversant with every detail in the coal
trade lie was born in Missouri. Mr..
Moore was formerly connected with
Mes,rs. X, " T,chrll & Co. OF Lincoln,
Neb., and came here from that city. lie
has now the confidence Of all and is high.
ly regarded m commercial circles as a
pushing business man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

In the seventies the bed aud sides OF
bingham Gulch, Salt Lake county. were
bnTrowed. tuuncled aud SLICED In many
places as gold placers, and the end Of
god mining in the gulch has not come
YET BESIDES gold great stream OF sil.
Vef ana lead ores has poured out OF the
csnyon to the sine tiers for nearly a quar-.
Ter OF century. Prominent among the
mines OF this rich district are those
known as the Buterfi Id group, owned
by the Butterlield Mining company for
whom Mr.. George w. Keel Is the gen
efal superintendent and agent. The
company has been working the mines
winch produce silver, lead and gold since
1899, The higher grade ores are sold TO
smelters and the lower grades retained
ioI eoneentrator which will shorty be
added to the plant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

This firm IS one OF the most noted in
the world in the manufacture Of mining
machinery, steam engines, boilers, etc,
end il SHOULD be a matter u pride TO Sail
Lake that she possesses an agency OF
such renowned concern. The business
was established Ia 1861, since which time
% has developed enormous proportions.
H. general offices arc situated In Chica.
cag0, Illinois, and London, England,
while there are branch offices IN New
York, City OF Mexico, Sat Lake CITY.
johannesburg, South africa, Helena,
Montana. Denver, Colorado aud Toxic,
Japan. Tuis concern manufactures min
Ing machinery Of every description.
steam engines, boiler aud machinery ior
Systematic milling, smelling and concen.
tfltiou Of ores, besides machinery OF
every description Tor breweries, cable
roads, elevators, electric light aud power
plants flour mills, hoia,ng works, ice
works, machine shops, packing houses,
planning and saw mills, pumping stations,
rolling mills. steel and iron works, etc.
It, facilities ior filling orders and shipping
material 10 any portion OF the world are
uncNcylled, and most Of the large enter
pil5y3 requiring the use OF heavy ma.
enlnery have been hued up hy this COM
plny who have furnished the machinery
ior mining aud milling plants aud reduc.
ion and smelling works in every mining
STATE aud territory In the United States
rs well as IN Canada, Nova Scotia, British
Columbia. Mexico, Central and South
America, India, the Philippine Islands,
Chira, Japan, Australia. Norway, Hun.
gary, Spain, Portugal, Russia and South
Africa, The local Office is situated on
the corner OF State and Third South
streets, and Is presided over by Mr.. ]. w.
Young, who is also Manager Of the
Helena, Montana. agency. This agency
covers all territory west OF Montana. Mr..
Young took the management OF the Salt
Lake agency about tiree years ago, when
he came here from Helena lie IS thor
oughly experienced and an able and en-
teIprsing business man The local
agency does o large business and has sup
piled and continues TO supply the principal
mini e, milling and smelling works 10
Utah and The adjoining territories.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

In all the professions Salt Lake Is well
represented, and in this connection we
wish 10 make suitable mention a. Mr. 81.
7. llardesiy. civil and hydraulic engineer.
rooms 6l2 6t3 Progress building Mr.
llartesty came TO this city ,Hrgc years
ago and Is well known for the extensive
work he las performed. lie Is prepared
TO masr surveys, maps, plans, estimates
and reports Tor irrigation and water
power projects and q supcrintend con.
strucuon Of tie SAME, lie i3 one Of the
competent engineers IN the profession,
and has done much work throughout the
territory. lie gives his personal and un
divided attention 10 all work entrusted %
him and performs the same with an ac
Curacy and dispatch thar have earned for
him most enyIable reputation. Mr.
Hardesty has been engaged IN the pmc-
tce of his pro cs,ion for the past miro
years, principally la the west, and is a
member OF the American Society Of lui-
cation Engineers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
Tho oonLiin samptinr Works.

One Of the leading enterprises OF i,5
kind In the city Is that above mentioned.
The bushes, was originally established
in 1873 by Mr.. I. {. lunkl.n. who was
succeeded in 1858 10y Conklu IS HON.
10 1850 the concern WAS incorporated
and IN March, 1895. Nc {. b. MARYLAND
became sole proprietor. The works are
situated between Eighth and ninth
South and Fourth and Fifth West com.
prsing two story frame building s1Xso5
feet In area. The works ARE perfectly
equipped with the latest improved ma.
chincfy and have q capacity OF 800 tons
per day. Slmplng Of 40 kinds OF ores
IS the nature Of the business and twenty
hands are given constant employment
These work are kept busy all the time
and are taxed 90 their utmost with or.
ders. Mr.. {. D. MARYLAND ranks among
our influential business men. lie IS
president Of the Grand Opera House. the
leading and mo popular place oi 1musc
mtni 10 Salt Lake DE o. also LARGELY
Interested Ia mining enterprises. Mr..
MARYLAND Is a member OF the Alta Club.
Of the Chamber OF Commerce. of the
business Mems association, and OF the Il.
and A. VI. lie Is popular alike m social
aud commercial circles and Is "a most
substantial and useful citizen. lie was
born ~ Cincinnati, o., and came to Salt
Lake In 1857.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
ASSAYRRS.


In a mining community such as Sal,
Lake city, the occupation Of the proies.
sional assayer Is an important and mcra.
tive one. A leading exponent IN this line
IS MI. !. w. Curnc, at l59 Main street.
Mr. Cuftie Is provided win all the ncccs.
sary appliances for the business, and q
perfectly equipped lie is prepared to
do assaylng Of any description and has q
regular price list which Is as follows,
Bottle samples ior lead silver and gold,
g, hand samples q: Tor determination
IA iron, silica and copper ores he charges
81 and Tor the same In sulphur. lime,
zinc and manganese ores bis prices are g..
Az work is per onally conducted, and
Mr.. CuuIe Is prepared TO furnish patent
ore sacks for mailing samples, which are
gwen special attention. Mr. Curuc also
melts and assays gold and purchases the
same lie Is "a native OF this CITY and has
been fifteen year 100 the business. lie Is
a young man, able and cnterprising.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

Prominent among the mines Of this
section is the Utah mine, which was in
corporated In 1899. The ore contains
both lead and silver and the mine Is
equipped with horse within and neces.
sary cars and track for its extraction. The
ore is brought from the mine to the city,
$50 miles, and sold to the brokers. Mr..
T.. NJ. Weller, the president and treasurer
OF the company, Is also director in the
Galena mine and the owner o. a consid-
cradle amount Of realty In the city. Mr..
Charles Van Alstne, the discoverer OF
both the Utah and Galena miles, Is also
one OF the principal stockholders and
director In both mines and also owns
considerable realty. lie has been thirty
wears engaged in mining. Mr.. w S.
Crsmon, the secretary, is also secretary
and treasurer of the Galcna mine and
county recorder OF Salt Lake couniv.
The directors Of the company are ali
prominent and responsible citizens OF
Salt Lake City. The office Of the COM
pany is in rooms and 1 Commercial
and Savings Bank Building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGl'
NEERS AND MINING Ma.
CHlNERY.


An occupation contingent TO the min.
ms and mililng industries tina. surround
Salt Lake is tGat OF the engineer and
contractor, ana ~ this branch ol enter
PRISE salt Lake IS most worthlly repre-
senIed Among the number who follow
this calling none have done more import
ant work Ihan the hm OF Mrssrs. ZONES
s. Jacobs Hooper s. Eldredge Building,
Man street. TINS hTm Is composed Of
Mcssrs. Nm IA. Jones and Nm, T..
Jacobs, who formed their partnership m
1855. Since then the hrm has done much
important work aud aie recognized as
among the most reliable and expert at
the business. The hfm are prepared to
execute hydraulic, Ciul and mining engl.
nuerIng of ant description and have had
an extended experience. They are also
contractors ana supcrnlend the erection
OF mills, hydraulic enterprises and ma
chinury ul dll SORTS They deal Ia mInug
and milhug machinery % every desCfp-
Viun. aud their knowledge OF machinery
and experience are OF great value 10
miners. They have erected and put In
operation many mining plants and nils
throughout UIh and Wyoming, and re.
Gently finished the Castle Gate * Winter
Quarters Coal Mining plant, situated IN
Utah and also the Hammond Coal Mine
plant in Wyoming, They are prepared
10 draw plans and submit estimates Tor
any character oi work IN their line aud
supcuntend tue entire construction OF
mining plant and mills II desired. Mr.,
Nm. III. lunes has been resident OF the
city for over twenty yeaTs' lie Is well
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

a prominent and wellknown profes.
slonal man OF this city Is Mr.. Robert
Coflinski, u 5. mineral surveyor and
mining engineer, room Central block.
Mr.. Gofliussi came to this city In 1871.
while a boy and began the practice of his
profession In 1854, IN which he has made
q marked success He gives his auen.
ton 10 United States patent and other
surveys Of mineral claims executing
carefully plates and maps for the same.
lie BE- also a mining engineer by profcs.
sion MI Gor.inski Is Government,
deputy surveyor in Utah Territory. aud
Is one Of the expert men In the proles.
sion In the west. Mt Gorlnsd Is "A
pleasant; and refined gentleman All
communications are p omptly answered
and any Information in his line Is cheer.
fully given upon inquiry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

Mining engineer at Nos. ial.I25 Com
mercill block, is an en,eprising young
man vino, like SO many other citizens Oi
Salt Lake city, first saw the light OF day
IN New York. lie was educated at tic
College OF Dartmouth, In New Hlmp-
shire, which has turned out so many ia.
nous men, and In 1883. commenced
doug business m the East for several OF
the leading railroad companies. In 500,
impelled by the desire To- move west he
came to salt Lake aud started in busi-
ness FOR himself In March last. Mr.,
Davis was appointed United States
Deputy Mineral surveyor. ne attends
carefully 20 every description OF lrrgl-
ton, mining and railroad Engineering IN
any part OF the Territory,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

The upid development Of the mining
industry in Utah has been one Of the
most noteworthy features In connection
with the progress OF the great west. II
may safely be said that no section Of the
United States possesses greater mineral
wealth than does Utah. most OF which Is
still unieyeloped. The mining industry
furnishes employment directly aud indi-
tecuy TO a great many people In 81 I
Lake. One Of the best known mining
engineers ~ this section Is Mr. A. Burch,
Hh' occupies rooms at Nos, 2iy and ana
in ia, Nottingham blU cs NJ. Eurch Is
United states Deputy mineral serveyor.
lie commenced railroad engineering
thirteen yea Ego, Ia the east with the
burlington system and renamed win
them ,oT about six years when he came
west and worked with the Union Pacific
lot about eight months Six Yeas ago
Mr.. Burch came to Utah and commenced
TO make a specially OF mining engineer.
ing IN which lie has been very successful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

AuctIoneers, commissioners and brokers,
are az y south Man street This bust.
ness was establ shed In 1881, and the
prcsen, firm name was adopted In 1904,
Mes,srs *. A, Andrews and 4. War
muth, being The propnetoIs, The firm
occupies a two'story and basement bu Id
Ing, They are considered the most re.
liable house of les kind In the city They
receive goods OF every description to be
mctIontd of and charges for compen.
salion service and storage are moder-
ate. III Andrews Is autioneer. aud Mr..
Wamuh has charge OF q books. Both
gentlemen are old residents Of Salt
Lake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

Among the many business men engag.
ed m the occupation Of asslyer. none
have been more successful than Mr.. ".
q. NJ Steward, whose office and ASSAY
room h at 50 west second South street
MI. steward l1s bad twenty-five years eN.
pcucngg a tue business and Tor thirteen
ycin has been one OF Wc Icptes anluycs
Oi h5 probe sion 100 tlis city. lie Is pgcpar.
ed TO execute assay work ul any de5cnp.
tom his charges being for HAND samples
81, .iur iron assay So Tor copper assay -,
ANA Tor bottle samples %. ate IS an ex-
pert at the work aud hts results can be
stIictiy relied upon. Mr.. Steward Is we'll
known IN business circles, and has had
large experience At both smelters and
mis-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
Yosemite No. Milne.

One OF the old mines Of Utah Is the
Yosemite No. /, which fog about nine
months has been under the charge of
MI. 7 A. II. Franklin acting as trustee.
HE main office OF the company h al
No 4cs Mc~,mick bui ding. The mine
which produces silver. lead and gold and
Is located ioul miles from Bingham, In
one oil tue richest mining sections of
Utah The ore IS shipped to salt lake
where II Is sold to brokers or smellgrs.
MI. Franklin was formerly manager OF
the Niagara Mining Company lie Is
also president OF the New Unite Mining
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
Tho New Unite niniuE a smeItin.
Company.


Company.
One OF the rich mining sections oe
Utah, is that which Is located around
Sloc ton and Del Monte. Stockton IL
located In Tooelc county. ten or twelve
miles south u the Great Sail Istc
aud forty miles from Salt Like civ
tn mineral belt nj Stockton 4 n mil. -,
more IN width ana IS very rich. There
appears to be two system, of veins ono
striking east and west and the other north
AID south The formation "a ouaft,,,c
aud lime, underlaid by sycnitc. Fine orc
is gilena aud catbonat-5. free ron, b,se
metals. One Of the most important com.
panics that IS operated in thig digtrict IA
the New riniic Mining x smelting com,
pany whose office In Sal Lake 4 In
room 4oS Mccormick blocl:. This sn
Utah corporation, a branch office OF Inc
company being nj SIS Dcsrhorn street.
Chicago. The company also has mn
office In the Republican building nj
Scranton, Penn. rhe company was IN.
cofporated m 1909, under the present
style. The mines OF the COMPANY are
50 miles from salt Lake civ. And ONE.
halt mile rom railroad. There h a
concentrating mill 1t The mines and Inc
ore is shipped to Salt Lake ely. These
mines which are very rich produce sil.
ver and lead. The oiiisem OF the com.
pany are; 7. A. II. franklin. prcsi.
dent; Samuel Hines. vicc.president; DR..
NJ J. Williams, treasurer: Cah II
Fowler OF Minneapolis, secretary.
~; BEN IL. Throop, dir, ctor,
ana NJ NJ. Johnson, supern.end.
eni. OF these. Mr.. Franklin and Mir Dey
reside IN sal, Lake city. Mr. Johnson.
the superintendent. lives at the mines,
while the others all reside at Scranton,
Penn and Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
,. 4. lcatnnan.

This gentleman established here as
mechanical and hydraulic engineer, six
years ago and Is already recognized as
aleadlng representative OF his profession
This year he became resident sales agen,
for the Edward z. Allis company OF
Milwaukee the noted manufacturers OF
mining machinery. He is now prepared
to design and install mining, hydraulic
and electrical machinery OF any descrip-
ton or TO superintend the construction
OF mines. mills, electric plants. etc Mr..
leatman is an inventor and has discov-
cred several useful ingenious devices, in
Guiding a water wheel and other parts OF
machinery which will soon be put on the
market. His centrifugal pump IS said to
be the hes, yet invented Mr Heatman's
Offices are IN the Dessert Bank building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

The mining industries OF Salt Lake
have been rich source OF revenue to
the city. and have been great factor in
Civ ng to salt Lake the commercial po-
sltion she now maintains. Among the
silver mines, the Horn Silver NINE Is not
OF the least note, aud has furnished its
promoters with many tons OF rich ore
This mine was opened. and has been In
operation since 1870, aud immense guam.
utes OF ore have been extracted The
mines are located at Frisco, about 2Ao
miles from this city. The mills are alsl
at the mine. and are fully equipped with
the best improved machinery known for
the purpose. Pant ol the ore Is concen.
trated al the mills, aud shipped then to
the smelters. The ore taken from
this mine Is unusually rich in
lead, and nets about as per
cent lead and IS OF, OF silver to
the ton. A large force Of workmen IS
employed, and tue mines aud mills are
in constant operation. The annual out.
put OF the mine IS immense, and large
amounts are paid stockholders evefy
year In dividends The first four years
the mine was in operation the Horn Sil.
yer mine turned out $50 tons OF ore a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

should be made Of Mr.. J. T. Breckon,
the well-known civil and mining cngin.
eer and United States mineral survey or,
az No. i74'i2s Commercial block. MI
bieckon was born in Toronto, where he
was educated ut the university. AMER
pr1chcing railroad engineering, he moved
TO Kansas, end came 10 Salt Lake eight
years ago. lie has held the position Of
u ). Deputy Mineral surveyor for six
years. w. Breckon attends to all kinds
OF railroad mining aud irrigation sur.
ycying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

day. realizing more than stSooo.ooo. OF
winch !i,coo,ooo were paid IN Dividends
II can easily be seen that this min- & ore
OF Importance, and is stock is REGARDED
as not only sale, but al o a most re-
munerativc inv, simcnt Mr.. 2 I Earns.
worth IS manager Of the mines and The
mills and has his office Ia the Whiting.
ham block. Mr.. Farnsworth has mad
much ex ericnce IN mining. and hrings
TO bear a perfect knowledge OF ali Inc
details OF the business. he Is well and
iavofably knowu In Salt Lake, where he
has resided for a number OF year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
The sunshine Mine,

Although recently opened gives promise
OF becoming one OF the most Va liable
in the TER tory 1t Is situated in the
Camp Floyd mining district. The mill
Is equi ped with the latest modern ma.
chinery known in mining and Is nov
ready for operation The teaching min.
ing process vi be adopted. There are
thirtyiiye men at work on the property
and it is now in good running o. der.
The principal owners OF the mine are
Mes,r., w. a. sherman. c II. Jacobs,
X H. Oliieer and +. II, Officer. The
last named gentleman is treasurer and
manager of the Pennsylvania Smelling
Co Mcssrs, Sherman and Jacobs devote
their entire time to its management Both
gentlemen are thoroughly experienced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
The Gaicna nine.

One Of the leading mines Of this sec
ton Is the Galena mine, located $50
miles southwest Of Salt Lake at Fish
Springs. The office Of the company is at
oms and 1 Ual Commercial
and Savings bank building. The
ore, which is lead, is hauled to
Salt Lake and sold to the highest bid
der in It's rough state Mr. George Girls
mon is president OF the company; Mr
Charles Van Alstine is vice president and
Mr.. w. $ Cfismon IS secretary and
treasurer They are all directors Of the
Utah mine. The directors In the COM
pany arc al well known business men,
who enjoy the respect Of the community.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
ORE SAMPLlNG WORKS.
II. IaekIntOsh, Proprietor pionter
Stamping wan and PRrk city
camping mn,

The Salt Lake metal market has a
widespread influence throughout the
world and Il Is the aim Of this review TO
make suitable reference to those concerns
who have contributed 10 the devotion
ment Of our resources. In their special
line OF enterprise few establishments are
more worthy OF mention than the Two
above named, owned and operated
by Mr.. r. Macintosh. Mr.. Macintosh
came to this city from Nevada in 1871,