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

- ANN III ~ WV "'''''-" "''f 40
II Utah, and the source OF
the wealth Of more milIionaires
than any other town Of HIS
size in the country finishes the
season Of 1904 without loss Of prestige
IN The mining world. The old producers
continue n generous output of the pre-
cIous metals, and several Of last years
PROSPECTS are entering the ranks Of the
regular shippers.
Park city only boasts Of population
Of 1000 people but It's production OF
enduring wealth Is ONT OF all proportion
10 the number Of inhabitants, the toll
Of lts citizens enables the Silver King
to pay dividends Of Sl3ooO0o. as lte
quota for the past " months, while
during the snme period the Daly.West
has enriched It's owners by over $1,000
OO0 none Of the other mines have de-
cared any distribution OF profits during
the year but some have surely addel
considerable amounts TO their respec-
tive treasures and I'm due time VIII en-
ter the lists OF the regular dividend
PAYERS while many others have been
buslIy unlocking the treasure vaults Of
the hills, which I'm the near future VIII
create yet another list of milllonalres,
furnish remunerativo employment for
thousands Of hardy miners and provide
the best possible market TO the tillers
OF the soil in this aud the adjoining
counties.
While the high altitude ana short
summers Of these rugged hills preclude
The possibility Of successful farming, I'M
Der present conditions yet no Ike area
% tillable soil IN Utah is so valuable m
asset 20 the state as is this rough and
broken section OF the WasatCh range
Our people produce nothing but miner
al no food products, extiles or manu-
iac,ured goods OF any description ey-
eylAng eaten worn on used by our cit
they are lavish buyers, hence they
provide the best market according TO
their numbers Of any class Of people I'm
he world.
But they ray to the world gold ana
silver lead and copper, imrerlshab'e
products. which add continually 10 the
material wealth and to the permanent
benefit OF all mankind
Pprk CITY Is q town Of homes, ~
good schools, OF societies and churches.
cent citizens. breaches of tbc noa "'s a ,',
Infrenuent and ubon committee ave-
usually bv tbe tronslents MA oro oi
ways knocklnp about iron, an, r,i,i,,,
camp to anotber ur,,Ne nv u,,riiiins,
10 hold a nernnane nosl,to, II, a,,.
The average WORKING man of porl,
civ is "a self-resnectIr" p'I nor o , "lA
y y',. ms own home reads the news.
year n ne wishes "a to do' no is W.,
abused by his employers nor does he
attempt 20 interfere with their and M
the business, consequently work g,os
on quietly and steadily without strisss
or l0ckouts.
pretvpee 20 aeon
Rusiposs ,.,o,.r.. $3.50, r,
mercantile b Mn, s'iS y soo1; me urge
amounts ~ ,roreh a,e ',anuILus Greater
new Mines o, ,,'0, ,,a,.'I'Su wan ever
producers o u tSiniis 10 tne 'front.' as
saems bri.h,n ne lutuie vi the camp
AMONG ~ tnIl ,or lonb period
on wblcb ~ p,,nrlpal new factors up
for ne fnrthor Fsop.v VI Tue camp rely
Gonel ne New York Bonanza, the
Scottish Cbiags ,,a M v, Sonlstock, the
he suvor - Wy WY quincy ana
others ~ r Mnts Coilsol,uated' Many
lively proseci,tlng de 10 ','u, !, are uc'
but these M rresen Ne ' 49,, Holh
more attention ron ,b See aa, 10 receive
than any others VI" ''e Se'e'"i puonc
MINING RESUME.
The f,,ta,,,.
general fbo wails resume comprises q
lncomnje, ''Vue'l necessarily United and
dItons eyist 1tuou,' or lne present con-
Of tho n,I,oa us et tne most prominent
this ana adio I.". plVspeetiVe mines Of
rr,t, sIo'n,ns districts!
'lH DALf-JUDGE MINE.
The active camna,e, ~ aouo,....
lhaugurated Nv tbo 20 ", uuss,ol ls NY
Daly-Judpe Vinine ' n"' .n,e'i. VI ule
Iuary last, has been nrodnctiyo ",
gratifying results ana me ebaroboidov.,
OF that corporation wbich No. ,',ie
Q larger area IN tho ''. orao t'S we 70
Park city than anv 6 ebeas oannp Ul
Operating there nv o O'n.. COMPANY
feel encouraged over 49, eC o,,,yoo eS ss 70
future. - ''' ou''''N 'oi '''e
President Jobn nal, hoo n,.,s-
Tor a long dino NJ ."' eGI''eiIueu
which he presidos ,,,a,,t, 'ne nliie over
real greatness nn,I, oa ~. Ios aol,eIe I'VE
We're extended into a''y. APPROPRIATIONS
situated Ia Tho son l'rsnl ~,il'oIy
Anchor shaft no Sou ~ ,st. ol 'ns old
main hoistlng u WI we 'VIa''oh vi lile
His long veSrs es oa 'he eoIlpaiy'
rlct and bls Lroa 49, ienoe ~ the us
geological condit,"ns ute VI tne camps
belief FaoS u nns 'ed nm 70 THIS
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