Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-07

EocleA says the streets or the Mexican
capital aro muryelously clean ana that
the difficulty hitherto experienced In
getting supply Of water viii soon be
overcome. American enterprise and
capital have been fairly flooding into
Mexico and not only ia the capital but
In other places IN the republic Is evil
enced the progress nude hy the MeNi-
can people IN the last 10 years
Mr.. Ecces found the great smeters
at Aguuscalientes handling from 500
To / 900 tons daily Of ores, and the
smelters at Monterey the capital city
of Nueya Leon, uro handling about 500
tons per day The mining industry,
Mr. Ecclea found TO be developing ~
q remarkable rate ~ Mexico as foreign
money Is sent In there for investment,
nd as fast az railroads are extended,
new mining deposits ore unenrlhed
and made to yield OF their long hidden
riches. he mentioned one Instance of
prospective wealth IN immense copper
deposits ON the line OF thc projected
Cuernavnpa Orrovcrently termed
chewing Terbacker'D road 20 Acapul-
60. These deposits win prove Of I'M
mense value when the railroad reaches
them but at present with no means
of Transporting ore they are not OF
much account. Mr., Eccles spoke Of
vi pasO as being a great mining center,
and said that the big smeltef thul nau
burned down there some time ago nau
been replaced By a greater snetel
which would be ready to blow IN ABOUT
the last OF April There are elBh
stacks, the same number as the burned
concern had but these stacks are 40
much larger that they are equivalent 10
10 of the stacks OF the old size a
great deal Is promised and expected Of
this new smelter The American com
pany Is 10 have great zinc smelter dl
Pueblo to handle all the zinc ana more
refractory ores Of Colorado ana sur
rounding districts There has been Il
zinc smelter establishment at canyon
city, but Mr.. Ilccles said tlat mad nor
proved n success, The establishment
at Pueblo, he held viii be a great ihlng
for Colorado He remarked IN CONVEX
sation that the ore output from Leaf
Vile had fallen of remarkably IN the
last few years There was a time When
Il REQUIRED 10 shelters 90 handle the
ore output OF Leadyille but that time
has gone by aud two stacks can take
care now Of what ore the Cloud cry
produces, Mr. Eccles gave some idea Of
the enormous business handled by the
American Smelling aud Refining com
pany In stating that that company mas
800 TO 1000 cars Of ores on Che road
every "A hours and the bills for
freghts during the entire year amount
to $4,000 600. The company handles
lead-sllver and gold ores, but do not
make any pretensions to do much with
copper ores. He looks for certainly as
large an ore output IN the country az
last year Mr. Eccles Is shaking hands
this afternoon with many old time
friends
PRINCE AT WEST POINT
West Point, N, y, March 7-PHnce
Henry reached West Point at 2.lO
o'clock. lie was met at the station by
Col. Mllls. and the officers of the mill
tary academy and under a guard %
cavalry was escorted TO the parade
ground As his carriage assembled the
hill from the station. Knox battery
fired salute of u guns The cadets
We're then paraded on the field and
Prince Henry marched down the long
line of six companies inspecting them.
They then marched in review before
him. The cadets then passed the re-
viewing stand In double line
A large crowd surrounded the parade
grounds and saw the company. After
the second tine around the parade
grounds the cadets were drawn up In
close formation aud Prince Henry ad-
dressed them, He congratulated them
on their splendid appearance and eX-
pressed pleasure at the chance Of see
ing them After the parade the prince
visited Memorial hall, the riding hall
and the gymnasium, At the latter
place the cadets gave an exhibition,
The prince said to them: 81 wish to
congratulate you on your splendid aP-
pearance, | am happy at the chance
OF seeing such splendid lot Of young
men. must also congratulate your
nation ON having the service OF such
splendid lot Of young mem am given
TO understand that you are about 20
celebrate the one hundredth annivcr-
sary of the academy and | trust the &C.
casion viii be happy one rejoice at
the chance of visiting this beautiful
place Again ! thank you"
The prince viii leave for New York at
p, IN.