The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-07
BIG PLANS OF
THE BOSTON CON.
President ;whouse Looking Into
Futures Possible Requirements,
GOLD COUNTRY BELOW FAY
NO DIVIDEND FROM UNCLE SAM
THIS MONTH,

With details on this end of the line
well jan hand and everything about
shaped up for active work in the field,
President Samuel Newhouse. of the
Boston Consolidated has left for a
brief business trip To- New York. On
the western shore of Utah Lake the
great operator has acquired land
enough To build city ID includes All
the available water and every acr"
that might Ice converted into "a fsrm-
This property is not far from. if it i,rs
not equal i'm altitude the mines of the
Boston Consolidated company at
Bingham so il is going to be possible
TO build a railroad between the TO
points without having any heavy
grades to overcome.
The site mentioned lies between the
lines of the san Pedro and Rio GTaude
companies and "a few miles of track
would connect either with it. Nortl
south and west of the location there is
nothing but barren mountain and
fuothill for miles. To the east Is the
lake and across il To the string of
towns of which Provo is the central
and most important, IS about fifteen
miles, or distance that w1u,d ef-
fectually prevent any damage being
done by SmpIteT fumes. i'm case It
should be decided. some time, to erect
works of that description a. tn"
town which MIR. NewhouSe has siected
10 call Bostouia-
Looking Into the Future.
These matters and Distances are
mentioned because II seems more than
likely that Mr. NeWhOuse is looking Il
long way ahead TO the time, possibly,
when he viii either make provision for
smelling the ores from mis- various
mines himself OF give someone els a
chance TO become a ueish0or of his
In either event. the site selected by
the Bostou's president vvoui1 he most
convenient owing to its cOutt2Uity to
the chief districts OF the stat ana the
accessibility of CCal. iron and lame de-
posits-
Ar NewhuuSe knows that me Bos-
ton Consolidated property contains
enough copp6T-beariuE puTpnyry above
the zone where It viii become necessary
to mine through deep shafts. rs do the
mines of Michigan and Montana. to run
1000 ton mill 700 years. so there Is
every reason Why he should In pTcVar-
ing 20 handle au enormous tonnage nj
ore. reckon carefully With -h- future
Ar \ewhnuSe has made 40 statement
showing that ais plans contemplate.
the conditions and necessities here
enumerated. II has not n-eU UeceS-
S4f-v They are SaIF-eNIIsul and
should anything happen tha- he would
finally decide on some OJhe- point at
which 10 build his works and town. .
would be simply because mis- engin eers
had found something better
Cheap Mining and Milling
When the Utah copper company and
the Boston Consolidated s.. down TO
real business. El.UW- Is going 70 be
carried ou at bingham cheaper than iu
any copper mining region ia the world
Ten cents e. tor viii arpeJT a~ aa eN-
1raVaEdut basis upon which 10 figure
because the rocR wiz be guaTried and
loaded directly into the cars ON much
the same principle that railroad com
0aUieS now load trains at their noun
tain gravel banks. The transportation
OF the ore viii also b= reduced to %
very small figure and the milling Viii
be just as economically cone.
Nor Is 70 going To take long 10 briHg
this condition IF affairs about. The
mountains of porpEyTy are NOW being
ripped omen en- orisr To get things in
shape for the RAPID pavement of ore
Just as soon as -he new works c;n be
constructed. Tho I-cah Conpe- COM
Utuy has "a little tn. start of the Eos-
tom company. bU, both OF fLnU shcull
and undoubtedly viii BE- doing bis
things Within the next twelve months.