The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
COPPER MINES OF
UTAH WELL KNOWN
Fame of Bingham Spreads
Broadcast and the World
Appreciates It.
d. c. JACKLING Is
PROUD OF THE CAMP
Arizona Mines Arouse the
Loyal Blood of Utah
Mining Talent.

Wherever you go throughout the
country YOU Will find Q very whole
some respect and admiration for Bing-
ham and the Bingham copper industry.
During the past two weeks l have
made an examination of several Arizona
and New Mexico properties, including
the Miami and Old Dominion at Globe,
and after looking them over I was i'm.
pressed moro than ever with the cop
per production of Utah, and at its
lower cost per pound than other great
copper-producipg localities. In Utah
soon we will be producing between lo,-
900 and l2,000.000 pounds OF cop
per a month a figure YOU easily can
reach by taking into consideration the
Utah Copper. Utah Consolidated, Boston
Consolidated, Newhouse and other mines
of the state
D. C. Jackling, vice-president aud
general manager of the Utah Copper
company. returned Saturday morning
from a two weeks trip throughout the
prcat southwest, and TO the newspaper
Fraternity expressed himself as stated
above. There are few better able TO
iudre of Utah g present and future in
q copper production way than ne, ara
when viewing what he calls the mar
velous red metal deposit of the Mann,
Mr.. lacking does not overlook the op'
nortunitv 10 compare Utah s greatness
with anything that other sections may
have TO show, and to Ctah's honor al
wavs
Mr.. Jacklinc was accompanied or the
trip by several eastern mining men and
CAPITALISTS who are interested IN. ana
officials Of. the Utah Copper and the
RAY Consolidated companies. While at
q. ~, iri-nn1 gf fhr latter
organization. Il partial reorganization
of the official family was perfected,
at which Mr.. JacEliug was made wee
president aud chairman of the cXccu-
tive committee y Chester Beatty. tCc |
eminent mining engineer of the Guc-
gcrhelm staff. Was elected 2 drector
Of the company. The Raw Consolidated /
proposition largely i another Utah Cop /
per. being q magnificent deposit OF cOp- !
per in porphyrr and OF better grade /
than that being mined now by the Utah I
Copper company ut Bingham. Mr.. Jack /.
Ing said:
I'VE are. entering upon very Wig |
oros campaign of development on the .
Rav Consolidated properties. and the ,
coming six months will find these prop. !
critics extremely busy. 1T the end Of 1
which period we feel certain our avail /
able tonnage viii be very much in /
creased. There are several million tons ,
OF copper orc now proved. While at
the propertv we ordered several new
engines and cars, and added Ave more
churn drills to the six we already had /
at work. These eleven drills viii allow
us TO make | 900 feet per month. and
they are adding new mineral territory
10 our developed area rapidly We are
now doing some underground work also
expect 10 spend q great deal more
time on these properties from now on
than 7 have in the past. and will make
monthly visits of inspection. Philip
Wisenan is now in charge of the prop
critics.
Mr. Jackling states that he expects to
give some attention this winter TO i'm
proving the transportation facilities of
the Utah Copper company at Bingham.
but he did not care to state definitely
about railroad extensions from the mine
10 the mill at Garfield While away
the members of the party visited their
10000 acres Of sugar beet territory in
the state OF Kansas, and now are operat-
ing also their lgDU-ton sugar beet plant