Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
'S|TORS PLEASED WITH
BINGHAM MINING CAMP
t. and Boston Men Declare District
VIII Soon nc Greatest Producer
OF Any In World.

III my III hbftu.
I hat Bingham is destined to become
greatest mining camp Ia the world
\ viii shortly exceed All others, was
general expression Of "a party ~
te and Boston men when they re-
led last night after Two days spent
: he great mining district The opin-
was expressed by men who have
nt years Ia the mining world and
NJ familiar with mines and mining
y further expressed their surprise
Salt Lakers knew so little OF the
1T camp that is at their door.
: Wednesday morning "a party of Butte
ga. consisting OF Samuel Binder
4, ny Kippe. Louis Brecktel. Thomas
ierts and j l.. Sampson. with w +.
Dbard OF Salt Lake went TO Bing-
! TO look over the camp. The INST
WAS spent ia going through the
sgham- Butte. ohio Copper Utah
,por and other big ones OF the dis
/, H. rho SECOND dag was spent in
ting the mines In upper Carr FORK
d climbing over into Middle canyon
me 'rooole side and visiting the Utah
Gal property There they were mot
Walter u Farmer. W. r. l.. Dilla-
III n. A. Fordyce and H. Il Baxter.
] Of Boston and among the largest
fl,holders In the Utah Metals, who
preceded the Butte party by SOW
\ days
Bingham is certain to become the
ntest mining comp in the world
Jared r. w. Baxter this morning,
htly before taking his train for the
iion MT Baxter represents some of
! heaviest interests IN the Utah Metal
Il never saw such naturalization be-
" IN my life" continued Mr. BaX-
4. "and 7 will have To agree with
lace j. Stevens az he speaks NJ II In
Hooper Handbook. as being one YER
bic mountain Of ore and that the time
come when It win lead the districts
the world. never realized what
reat section II was until I visited IL.
tas led to believe much, but u was
ire.
4. yERDURE WILL GROW
j am much Interested in landscape
fdening. and one OF the things that
lick me was that the dumping
funds Of the Utah Copper and other
hpanles there. will surely become
erred with vcrdure as the years go
and the canyon win be made beau
b.
~ Sftf1S lflIiiit llt NliiNnili vi NIf
Is being sent out of the canyon
n day Last year 1000. 900 tons OF
4 We're taken out ana this year 1t viii
close TO so per cent more. IL Is
netting enormous when you think
q 10000. GOO tons have been shipped
of the camp In five years and that
= is rapidly Increasing.
The pay roll of the camp must be
Sc to $4,000 day and that IN itself
something gigantic. Think of pay
! of about 81 000. 900 a month or more,
! mines paying dividends to stock
ders of close to $1,000. 600 "A ear.
/ was in Salt Lake % years ago. but
Hoes not look much like the same
Ice. I can readily see the reason for
rapld growth by having such "a
mp as Bingham az its door"
One thing that Is strange to me Is
Il more of the residents OF Salt Lake
not familiar with the camp. To
iton people n looks like person
% has long been resident of Boston
\ has never been TO Bunker Hill
nument.
PLEASED WITH PROPERTY.
il am more than pleased with the
An Metal It has an enormous wa
, power that ~ undeveloped and this
"a the transportation tunnel. alone.
uld yield a fortune in dividends, IL
pound OF ore was never found
humas Roberts said
ID cannot compare Butte with Bling
La. At bingham everything can b.
be 50 much cheaper Tunnels can
run in everywhere To- get depth ON
ore The water can be easily han
IA aud mining Is a real pleasure. !
yer saw better located district and
I where cheaper mining could be car
II on.
Harry Kipp said
lCompaiisons are not good, but after
lnding q years in the mines Of Butte,
ain somewhat familiar with costs.
lite never could compete with Bing-
n II is the greatest mining dis
,t In the west today"