Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-21

producing all tbs leAu That they buy
from W.
"Utah report. n production Of nearly
two million pounds OF copper tins last
year. Thls yield 10 solely incidental 10
ouf other mining operations, 90 no clI-
pur miues are being worked. The un.
| finished copper worss ip this ely
should be complete or failing in "a &
--.he ssli Luke smeitofs should erect
copper furnaces, NJ ~ g. afford a maf.
krt tor ur copper ores 81 wer gfnde'.
This would lead 10 tho active w0fkihH
Of numerous copper miuc8 in different
paris OF the state.
COTTONWOOD POWER COMPANY.
"Our lead ofes In many localities
contain large percentages OF ainc,
which has heretofore greatly d rfeci.
81 d the value Of the cree, NJ tho emo
T. destroyed In the ameltipg process,
anu heavy penalties are charged IN
the minta by the smtltors Tor Zinc con-.
tonts, ntove. sly. 10 per cent. The
ziuo blend can be- mechanically sop.
nrated from the ithi iu Tho concentrate
lux mills, owing - a difference la tue
specific gfavity 81 the PARTICLES Of the
two metals, but tne silver values atiii
ANNlhlN ~ Wv hints AkNNihh uncover
lee have been madr by winch the silver
anu sold can be separated from tho
Zinc ny elecirOlysiai and | understand
that capitalists arc now contemplating
the establishment Of works ia, or near,
The city tor the electrical aoparntion OF
The mrtals. In this connection 10 10
lnieiusting 10 note that tbs lafgsst and
most Important water power electric
transmission plant la the world, nd1t
TO the Niagara plani, n nearing uom.
pletlon few miles from this city, aud
within the next ninety days will be
delivering Thousands OF horsepower Of
electric current within the limits u
BAIT Lake CITY.
"Thia etupendoua enterprise has
been q iiotly prosecuted Tor the past
three care, almost unknown aud un.
noticed by many Of cur ciiizsus. The
source Of power IL the utinzaliOn Of a
water fall of nearly 800 igot In this
largest and most feliable OF our noun.
tain streams, about thirteen miles from
the city, aud when completed this in.
etallation will have cost half a million
dollars. The company have several
other locations on the stream, ana a.
tho demand innfoases, othsr plants
N"h W AWNAAlA'AI ANAhAHuAhk M kNN
power that 10 ever likely 81 be required.
THIS cheap anu dtaitaDlo power should
prove n great stimulus TO the devolop-
mont OF our manufacturing iutereate.
GoOD yield FoR CAPITAL.
"Wlth oil our varleI resources
scarcely touched there 10 here gfsst
anu fruitful ield for tho capitalist and
NF.H a A.. .
the chiui functions Of 0urtN1nauge 10
aid IN every legitimate enterprise that
IN seeking ~ utilize tho natural pro-
ducts with which No Ate 20 beuniiiully
provided.
some quarters that the exchange 10 =
little TOO exclusive aud conservative,
and that some large operators, whom 1
know 60 be satimabie gentlemen, have
been given 10 Understand that their
cooperation IN the sofk OF tho eK.
change was ret desired. This issufoly
a mistake, rs know tho feeling 10 10
nearly unanimous that In the mem.
bership that III reputable citizens will
be- gladly welcomed 10 members.
1.-THE original promoters Of the ex-
charge were, a. l AIN sure, aclualud by
n detirs 10 establish an Institution that
would bp a great public bouoht, ana
were entirely unselfith ia their efforts.
There will DO muoh thought aud labor
required from the 0iiiovrs And members
OF tho various COMMITTEES, 10 place the
institution on good worEing basis,
anu " our lAhOru meet with the APP
prevail OF our fellow oitizons We shall
feel simply rewarded. II, however, VIZ
fail short in,ihis, some Of W. NJ least
will ohootiully retire aud make room
for oIhsit, who can give more lime aud
aru better equipped ~ experience aud
knowledge Of minlng ioI this work IN
hand.