Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-03-13

properties on other horizons will find il
unnecessary to drag their on.
put to Salt Lake Valley or the Pa
hes shores for reduction. Indeed it is
not easy to enumerate the camps with
two or more mines that must co1trib.
c to the maintenance OF Umted States
furnaces and their profitable operations
| a Ne'ingon 10 the Outlook " if.
deed tte site winch Yerington affords 5
the Foundation fer smelter as big :
tiy IN the United States coinpanv's sv :
tom. is an ideal oae. Fandaments lly' I
IS self-sustainng As food for its fur
nlces It offers the enormous tonnages Of
tie Nevada Douglas Copper COMPANY,
its Ludwig group and other afilueht
units from which irregular tonnages
have been travelling over long distances
and under harassing tariffs. 70 find 4
smelter in some remote portion Of tie
country. II affords tie stupeudous ton
nages of the Bluestone group, or Cap
tain DI.amar's 5 possessions in the camp.
oi which SO much has been exploited in
tie press of the country. II tenders
IL support Of the projected furnace. the
ores of the Mcconnell group Of mines.
ahose resources have responded So freels
| to the blasts Of several years, and the
ores OF the Mason Valley Copper Com
pony, some of Which lave afforded tie
most sensational copper contents A.
further inducemcnt 10 the United States
Smelling & Refining Company to EN-
brace as a site Tor the next big plal
III its system. it pledges the patronage
Of the Western Nevada Copper Company
watch has been among the more recent
OF those TO emphasize the copper bearing
r. sources OF this camp. the patronage Of
Yeringtou Con. OF Yerngton Cooper,
oi Yerington Malaclite and a cluster oi
others that stad Tie l4r-reacbiag soue
With all of these offerings 70 jasiiiy II /,
tie "Outlook is unable 10 see how
under Is ayowed policy OF extension tie
United States Smelling company IS going
10 resist the inlncemelt 10 construct a
plant at Yeriugton and sim litaneously a
rsilway. which shall aff ord transportation
fer the masses OF structural material
Il at the creation OF such plant implies.
Looking beyond this horizon there is 70
be seen an array OF camps that pletges
it equally as much, Over the output of
II ese, there vii undoubtedly b. the
stltbofnest Of rieaiay between il and
tie American aud international, whose
batteries have been installed at fly but
there is all the while The most positive
assurance that within the confines of
Il is commonwealth are ores with which
Z meet the requirements of all
In tie event that Yeriugtou is aldel
t. those embraced within the far reach
ing raj. wsy system by which the stat
is alrea IL trayersetl it is not difficult to
see further indueement whien shall
eliminate in an extension Of this line ot
railway from Yerington to other camps
" tn Anstin aud Eureka among tie oh
il ctives At the latter camp the United
5 ates Smelling, Refining & Mining
Company has already acquired 9 sy stern
Of quite pr pductive mines. prominent
among these the KicLmond aud Eurek i,
II e output OF which system is at prcsei
going 10 the company's furnace III other
! localities. while at Austin are the mines
ol the Stokes estate and other mites so
long known for thei' high grade product
| N Ii enormoust tonnages Of lesser grade re
m lining undis,urbel. Indeed the smeli-
er such as projected at Yerington, IN
traduces a new circuit for the ores a
which the rival sHelter companies must
in future compete for it is not to be ar
sumed that the United States shall be
permitted to enjoy its patronage un-
disputed
'The Outlook" believes that the I
5 Smelling, Refining & Mining Con
D tny is sincere in its effort to justify the
construction Of smelter at Yerin yton,
aud, with its present knowledge Of tie
camps resources, il has no doubt what
'er that the present examination oy rs
representative in that camp is to culnl
nate in a short time in the breaking O
ground for a sneter and the throwing o
dirt Tor a branch line OF railway
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