Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
Heinze Smelter a Go.

is eliminated from the copper busi-
hess. the easier Il is going TO be for
The consumer. as well as Tor the pro-
Queer"
ROOSEVELT NOT TO BLAME.
you ask me II think the attitude
of President Roosevelt I'm regard TO
the trusts is responsible for our prcs-
cnt financial disturbance and In
reply / viii say emphatically. No.
People became extravpgont they got
keyed up 10 a high pitch, and 1t Is
only natural to expect reaction. The
pendulum must swing one way and
then back again. We have been
through periods OF depression before.
There Is no doubt that a curtailment
Of business has been going on for
some little time all over the world
which has been brought about through
a variety OF conditions, / believe that
the san Francisco catastrophe. also
the Russo-Japanese war. have con-
tributed to the industrial recession-that
we are experiencing now the effects
Of those two things. You can't destroy
several hundred million dollars worth
Of property without its having an ef-
feet. We have got to reproduce the
was never a time I'm the history Of this
country when people have been so pros
porous"
UTAH PROPERTIES.
Referring back TO the mines. MI
White stated that he had visited the
Ohio Copper compauy's properties iu
Bingham within the past few days. and
that he was decidedly well pleased with
them and expresses the belief that the
Ohio would become one Of the great
copper mines Of the country. The Ohio
mine is now in shape 10 produce
large tonnage OF ore and this produc-
ton will begin now I'm a very short
time. He said much credit is due TO
the engineers and those having charge
OF the property for bringing about such
results.
This naturally led 20 the company
new mill at Lark. where Mr. White
declared the work of construction =
progressing rapidly. The present unit
will have capacity for the treatment OF
1000 tons "a day end the plant is SO
arranged that the capacity can be n-
creased at little cost
NEW SHELTER SITE.
REGARDING the new smeltor site out
on Die south end of the lake where the
ores from the Bingham Con. and otn-
en- mines. are 90 go for treatment ln the
future, Mr. White stated that he had
looked over the site and considered IL
to be an ideal place for a large ore re-
ductioh plant like the one planned
great and complete and modern Ia every
detail.
EULOGIZES HEINzE.
Mr.. White says this state can expect
great things because his interest IN
this state Is one Of the best Things
the state can boast of-his being IN
teresled here means more and promises
more than some people realize. MT
Heinze has q faculty for carrying
everything to success explained MI
White, while on this subject. He does
not ask queations when once he sees
the wisdom o. thing. but goes right
ahead and does e.. When he starts
on something. you can rest assured
he will not hesitate or stop until the
proposition is q complete success. He
makes sufs he is right-then he goes
ahead He has one set OF engineers,
experts i'm mining. another set, compris-
ing milling experts still another, who
are specialists in smelling and con-
struction engineers. and others. They
hold daily conferences. compare ac-
counts and notes, and I'm this way va
rled phases Of a vast enterprise work
towards one end and without friction,
l speak Of this 20 show how big things
arc handled by this giant of the mining
world He Is a genius"