The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-26
STATE SENATOR
COMES To TOWN
X. N. Sevy Sees Millions in Fish
Industry in Which He Is
Interested.
PROSPEROUS OUTLOOK FOR
PROPAGATION OF TROUT
Hopes Kimberley Properties.
for Which He Is Receiver.
viii BE ReOpened.

State Senator Il. w Scvy OF Rich.
field is in salt Lake u guest at the
Cullen. Senator ScSv 5 business here
ha> 10 do with tho fish propagation
industry in his section of the country
AID also with the affairs of the An.
mic Laurie mine and other properties
OF he Gold Mountain Consolidated Min.
ing company at Kimberley, for which
he j. receiver. q
Scnator Seyy 9 hatchery j. "a vast es.
tabishmcnt about four miles from
Richiield. lie sees a prosperous out
look for the cultivation OF the ;roui
Industry IL this state. and thinks
'ihcre 5 millions in it, -
I've viii have about 4 million FISH
FOR market said Senator Scvy Mon.
dar. in the course Of = month OF So
We haNc row about million and IL
lli ~ oar hatchery. Some Of these
are tbrcc and u half wears old and arc
biz fellows. We are trying TO get rid
Ui our stock Of ihe native trout and
Eastern brook trout, and VIII stock our
place with rainbow. The Eastern brook
does not seem 10 thrive well here. and
the native trout is even slower in
growth. The rainbow species appears
10 bc the best adapted for culture i'm
this section. They arc both larger than
either OF the other varieties and de.
vcIoP quicker. In flavor he three spe-
eies seem to DC about the same.
Promising Stock.
when we make our cleanup this fail
o. the million | speak Of, We will still
have about $1,000 trout. which will
be used for spawning. These arc abou:
year old and arc promising stock, So |
with these for spawning, we expect 10
have big crop next year. We received |
large consignment Of fish from the |
government through the state, but they |
did moi prosper, and while some of them |
lived. most of them died
-! cnmc 10 Salt Lake more especially |
10 sec what is going TO be done about
the establishment of the two fish hatch
iion--the one at Fish lake aud the
other az Panguitch lake
Senator Sevy was the author of a
successful bill In the legislature last
winter providing for the establishment
OF three hatcheries-at Springville and
at the two lakes mentioned. The plant
at Sprngvllie is nearly completed IT
VIII have n capacity of a million and
will cost $500.
81 saw the FISH and game commits.
sioncr this morning" continued Sen.
ator Savy, ''aHd he promises 10 90 TO
our county at Once and take up the
matter of the haicherics The condi.
tons Of both lakes are ideal. and The
state VIII make no mistake in building
tLcre.'
Properties in Court.
Senator Sevy saws that the affairs
OF The Kimberley properties are now
on for hearing in the district court
a. Provo "rhe mon have placed
lien on the property" he said. "and
AR now SUNG for Judgment. In the
al, t.f hi, |
iay9r-and ii seems likely that they
"li-'hc pyoncrty. no doubt will be
ordered sold 10 'hc highest bidder. The =
caiirS against the company are about 4
SlGO,ooG. Efforts have been made to
Ia'se money 10 paw tho claims, but ap-
pareuiiv these efforts have been with.
ort avail
The Annie Laurie mine is still ca
pablc OF producing ore that should be
lIoIlabIr in The treating. and so arc
ll9e other properties. The trouble IS
that the mill is old and not capable
OF hauding the tonnage necessary to
Nakc ihc enterprise profitable. The
mlii was all right when the ore was :
o. higher gradc but the ore is low grade !
,now and IN enormous tonnage must /
he handled 10 make it paw. Then, too, :
the mill Is too small. It's capacity is q
only about hundred tons. whereas. il J.
t,nSfe wore plart rapablc Of handling :
tVs or 800 tons. | think the ore could
be treated with good results.
HOPES for Rcopening. !
''I' seems shame TO le. this prop
cry rcmain idle. The Annie Laurie, vou
WI Remember, was one Of the big pro
1uterH ~ ore time, and 7 believe So
VVVNnO was refused for il. The mill
cost 100000. There arc electric light !
ann power plants. and full equipment +
he company has at least 100000 -
W9rth OF improvements down there. 2
nhen the property was running they T
Employed about 400 men. So YOU see y
" Is mighty bad thing for that coun- \
11ry TO have the property closed down. +
nope ihc mine viii be bought in by /
capitalists who can rebuild the rcduc /,
again ,
lne crops are good in Senator Sevy's II
Svcuon. voro I'm fact, said he, "thcy ii
we're meyer better. The harvest is
Ipaactlcally over now. and the farmers 8
nsc naVc every reason 10 congratulate them =