The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-02
EDITOR TAlKS1
ELY C0PPER|
Plans Completed fs,
Concentrator and n
Plant in the Ws|
WILL HAVE CAPAClTy|
10000 TONS OF OpI
People of Rich Did,
| Jubilant Over tbs1
| look.

according to HouldsrA AIa Eaa g.
and proprietor Of the VIII,
Of that place, is E IL
largest concentrator
plant in the United St,t.
in the world, with
Paclty Of 10000 tons or T.
tons larger than the :, n,s'
plant of the Amalgamatsd ~ i
pany at Butte, Mont. Tbis
the Guggenheims have e.
double recent estimates -
the capacity of the Ely II.
tons per diem. ~
In addition to his nar,,
ests, Mr.. Hudgins is the ~
Of the firm Of Hudpins a +
three years commissary a,
Government at Ellis island
harbor, and engaged aIso I,
ing workmen on the Pansr.
has been at the KnutsfmS
day obtaining estimates n,
be used In establishing a 4
on the smelter site at EIr
in connection with the =,
purchases that the informs,
out of the expansion 81 Il
plans for the Ely smelter
Tells Of His PIN,
eyes, it is true,u Mr. n.
last evening, that l am IN
the maintenance Of 1000 r-
the Ely concentrator and ~
ther, / think no con6dnee {
lated in informing you thli|
will have a capacity Of h
daily. The original plan +
increased as the magnitude 4
per deposits about Ely H.
fest, until now it has been
to erect a plant Of adequais T
The engineers, / understand.
duly instructed by N. L. Re-.
manager OF the Nevada q
Copper company, and the n
vision is probably under n
that, however, l am not flIl}
Everybody on Qnl N
Everybody in Ely Is 4
vive of expectancy, awaiti,r
sion OF the officials in rs-1
location of the smelter. 1.
on the outskirts OF the Ton
is said, be abandoned ior /
fifteen miles distant, near q
Duck creek, for which nuz
yantagcs are claimed, pertair
to water supply. Mr.. Rsq|
nounce the decision in tha
q short time.
People on the ontsida 1
q great deal about Ely, bs|
been told does not convey q
idea of the resources oi
Prof. J. Parke Channina, /
1905, startled some people
that the Nevada ConsolidL|
alone had six million ton
sight, running about ~ q
copper.
Millions In Sigbt|
"That was just one Jeal
fact is that the Neyada q
today has blocked out epcz
keep the big smelter going 4
twenty years, besides vhi1|
reserve deposits almost VIZ
The Cumberland-Ely mine
developed up to tho sams
Nevada Consolidated porF
into precisely the same q
This is ore of the best p''
Nevada and will sooa o7
neighbor, the Nevada Com
development, merit and
There are surrounding prups
Ely copper belt that iniu'
manency of the camp iol
10 come,
Copper Follow 6
"Originally a gold camp
pering as q copper center nv'
Ely will also bid lor fams
and silver district. TasIs
mighty fine deposits Of thls
in sight of town. Mes51h
Keith of Salt Lake have
erty in their Success @
creek, with lead values
above so per cent. Loed
have recently picked u9
Keith ledge on the oppo9n
mountain, and what was o0 ts.
a prospect valued at sSUVo s,od,
obtained today under elgu.
is great activity in the ns!l' y
Duck creek, and no ntus
over the continuous disa'
thereabouts.
waiting for Eailrs''
"Elv awaits patiently 2
ton OF the Nevada Nois3S
now about Twenty-Five na'1
goal, and almost IN sgns
be a big time on the aiia, .h,,'t
train, which will DO ao0S, m X,
i. The last spike to %
rails will be made OIL 6
President 8. ". Eecies = sr|
Northern will WELD tne "A
appropriate ceremonisISjj ssISjsf q
with Gov. Sparks as cnlss ~
rector is projected, a5o l;.r 15
all kinds Of fun, w1ncihns w,ha
WIN Il DuuQue"
a public ball. " 49,
workmen Are S',e e
In reply to a question ion r.
stated that the busineiS;S ei;,,iil Z
in Ely were almost y, nniu hs Z
Z" What we need, ,s;a;,l
workmen-miners, msca .srs' +
tiers, plumbers, brlcn,i,saa0i cn,,sa 0iab'r>
ers. plasterers, unskiilsSa ssootl st
ers, bakers, walters anS aaSsrsi ri
two good banks, s'vs' ssSs
companies, laundries'. '.hs io1>
all the thirst nari9ls h.r;af, Nj. 81
port at present In : ssspI<
tv we'll supplied with srs ,
dustrvJ; what we neea II suII
porals and a good many
wANDAMERE stano'