Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

do so, and willing to pay handsome
price.
The Columbia and Winnemuck prop
critics are connected by the line OF the
Copper Belt railroad, over which the
concentrating ore Is carried from the
mine 10 mill and the high grade ore de-
livored TO the Rio Grande railroad for
shipment TO the valley shelters. At
the present time the mine Is producing
IN the nelghborhood of 100000 pounds
Of copper monthly
The officers Of the Ohio Copper COM
pany are II. G. Catrow, PRESIDENT AL
fred j, BEETLES. vice president, Henry
Catrow secretary and treasurer and
Werner Zeigler, general superintendent.
Henry Catrow also serves the COM
pany as its managing director ana 1t
Is largely due 10 his energy and perse-
yerance that the splendid success thus
far has been accomplished. Mr.. Cat
row has surrounded himself with a
competent STAFF OF advisers, which in
cludes Supt Helgler, and there seems
TO be no doubt that In little time the
Ohio will develop into one of Bngham's
greatest producers Of copper This Is
familiar with conditions I'm the camp
and there Is not the slightest reason TO
doubt this when the fact Is considered
that the territory owned by the COM
pany embraces q large area OF the
copper bearing porphyry belt IN which
the Utah Copper is making its almost
astonishing record
The Ohios board OF directors con-
ssts Of the following r. W. Burns,
West Carrolton. Ohio A. J. BEETLES.
Salt Lake City, N. J, Catrow Miamls-
burg, Ohio; II. G. Catrow. Mlamisburg,
Ohio; Henry Catrow, Salt Lake; ]. G,
earns, Massilon, Ohio; ] H. Friend,
Dayton, Ohio; r l.. Hughes, Dayton,
Ohio II, L. Newell. West Carrollton,
Ohio o. a. Tibbetts, Salt Lake City,
UTAH COPPER COMPANY's MINE.
Within another year the Utah Cop
per company VIII be prepared TO ham
i'e a larger tonnage and produce
mora copper than any other Bingham
operator Az has already been stated
In the Introduction, this great corl9r
lion has laiG plans to enlarge its mile
ms facilities by adding such other
units as win make 10 possible to reduce
10 concentrates as much as 5000 tons
If ore daily.
The Utah Copper beyond any Ques-
ion, Is stupendous enterprise and It's
Importance 10 the mining world has |
'Carcdy begun 20 be appreciated so |
l@ctly aid conservatyely has the |
PROPOSITION been worked out Some /
doa of itJ proportions can be CAMEL /
rom q statement made not long ago /
~ an cheer Of the company, who de- /
Jared that there IS now nj least 20 I
oars OF reserve ore in sight hgunnE /
lie eYtdcti0n at about what II Is nj (
he present time between GOO ana 700 |
0ns pr day, Indeed there are few
nlrng propositions anywhere that
an begin to make any such showing
a this and when II Is considered that
ne present management has perform
d this feat In only about two years
inc the result Is simply amazing, 10
oy the least What the Utah Copper
III eventually develop into can only
e coniectured Of course. but that It
~ do It's share towards making A
reater Bingham goes without saying.
viii be recognized as one OF the
orId's greatest copper mines.
The domains OF the Utah Copper com.
any covers Q portion OF what y com
Ionly called the copper bearing por.
iyry belt OF the camp. II was not
ANY years ago that this ground was
,nsidered 10 be practically worthless
he territory lies on both sides OF
ingham conyon above the main iown
Bingham and was formerly the
'operty Of Col Enos a. Wall, the
'elent vice president Of the company.
1892 Col. Wal sold a quarter inter.
4 In tho property to Capt. j. r.. De
lmar Mr.. d. c, lacking, now gem
al manager Of the company, was In
e employ OF Capt De Lamar at the
ne and conducted the examination.
hlch eliminated In the purchase mem
'nei. Drill holes were put down 10 ,