The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-26
FT[R SITUATION
III THIS COUNTY
/ Had Better Bestir Them
[Ires Regarding This
/ Great Industry.
lCTORY ADJUSTMENT
HAD BETTER BE HAD
Much to the Residents
Murray and Other
Towns.

that the people of this county
-jnr themselves relative to the
',ation. 1t is time to cease
and take action. The smelt-
p is of such magnitude and
IN holds forth so much prom
future. that it behooves the
Ike up the matter without de-
,Ssayor 10 make a satisfactory
Of the case.
;Ion OF Judge Marshall, pro-
~ smelling OF ores CARRYING
y osnt sulphur. is so far-Tsach-
| a, must he obseiVed-that unless
:, amIcable adjustment OF the
!, interests between the farmers
/<reltIng people Ii means ruin to
;,rfs of Murray, West Jordan,
4 Jpnctlon and adjacent points.
"a farmers. AT the suggestion of
[-,nt influence. began their suits
/ ID, reckon the awful cost. for
~ smelling Industries the farm
IA have no profitable market for
-,5rce and their property would
Il value almost TO the vanishing
|rsl their property was damaged
~.jter fumes to some coDsiGera-
4: { conceded. but the remedy
& was the most drastic one. and
;ou OF the court has created
n their interests.
-fect of the Agitation.
pz the matter yesterday. a gem
al 10 Il Tribune reporter some
rdble effects OF the agitation.
<rhsm Consolidated. he stated,
a outlined immense improve
4 The coming year. involving the
IA OF 81, 600, 900. had Cancelled all
-f.s and the work will he aban-
he United States Smelling
. las decided TO enlarge the ca
4 rs plant al Kennett, Cal, and
"a Of Nevada are ready. willing
'tr 10 grant anything in their
Pcure the location Of the IN
var some OF the large mining
II that State. Other localities
tirg themselves 10 the utmost
<he every possible lnducement
the smelters. and guaranteeing
i |Emunlty. so that the eNigencies
Epstion demand immediate at
'En local interests.
|0utlook a Serious One.
|Eiod IN the history OF the city
y more propi;ious than if did
- serious obstacle arose. The
Eustry depends upon the reduc-
d; TO lose them would he 4 seri-
Llneni 10 progress. With rail-
rsthiug out 10 all the large min
ETs-Deep Creek, Ely. Cherry
b other points-and with the
|frally In It's infancy. the prospect
|eoval of the smelling industry
|s one 10 contemplate. so much
'tBl upon them-in fact. the fu-
fs city is built on them-that
tlrg OF settlement is an i'm
retesslty.
Rmcuntain country is but en-
! lhe age Of mining development.
! principally low grade ore. To
roiher method OF reduction
3 reduce TO the legal minimum
d In the ore-woul1 so increase
"a charges as 10 make the op-
\ many mines Improbable and
ratisr which must he sveTted.
1cpMenC faSC Few years.
Tsopment of the pas; ten or hf-
, has been marvellous, Fifteen
! said a mining man recently,
.fte 6oueh, all the claims then
he West Mountain mining dis
rn Includes the Bingham Con
and all those producing mines,
~ approXinatipg 500. 600 cash:
z 4 question II they could he pur-
p 100000. 900"
-sf development in the past and
sven now hut nucleus for the
All Lake City and county cannot
permlt an act Of retrocressicu
WOULD be the removal OF the
THIS Industry must he pre-
'ety effort must be put forth to
satisfactory settlement OF the
oetween the parties, and thus
; Industry.