The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20
John D. Ryan, PresidLs,,,, /
Amalgamated. Is Optinj
Over Situation.
PRODUCER DESERVES
A BETTER !
Believes in Helping p,,a,|
of Lead Ore by Rsdus,
Smelter Charges /

John D. Ryan, president =, >,
mated copper company ba
central copper figure a, ,s
compsnIed by Mrs. Ran enc wrl
Lake city Monday morning froS ,s
Mr.. and Mrs. RYAN are xas,, ,usa
Utah hotel. huesu
Yesterday Mr., Ryan wac 49,. ~
era! Manager (. P. Nathe~.s
International Smelling & nsss,l
pany' Roy S. Alley. his por.aas
Schta i've az Butte. and Ms,ss
ward and Whitehin OF the % ia,.
and the party was takon @ ~
coppcr smelling plant In Tow "
MIR. RYAN was seen by The Tt,sf.
ly after his return ''uu1
The most striking fcstur. :,
national Smelling work a. M.
Ryan pointed out. was Iha
for installing the lead smsl,,,r
Two furnaces are 10 be Jns,an,n
viii nave a combined daIly ~.
800 tons Of orc. The cxrsva,,s.p 49,
improvement at the plant e ~.
pleted, orders for the s,r;,cr,.,e
are being placed and provr.s-
structton is being made as ss,i.s
as could be desired.
Help Lead prodrcsr.
we feel that IL is well "a y
the production of lead ores" s.
Ryan, when told that tie 49,.
ore producers appreciate ,hs s.'
terms that tho company 10 -,t'.s,
for smelling their ,onnaoes -w
creaslng the rates Of smsltln.
Increase the production OF ia !,
Yer ores we viii be doing a ea,[
and the smelling companies M.
will make as much as II the hlzhs,
ing rates were retained ana
TONNAGE supplied by the mine a,
Wher asked what he had IA
his recent report us prcsIdcn,. ,
Amaieamatcd Copper compsny ~
the copper situation. he. uoln,A Il
this report was submitted Only n .
ago and ne had no reason nov /.
his mind at this cariJ period. +
Copper Situation.
IF a man is good cuesss-
RYAN. smiling. 'he certainly 80
have much trouble 10 tucss az
weeks. But. il ANYTHING. the ,ozs1'
alton is easier TO-DAY than u ss1
time the report was issued Coc..
is very much too low. Ths g
should get more for .h,s metal b
is getting. for II must he taken r.
sidcratiOn that some day The are
must be written off. Pr1ducSfo@
not like manufacturing p!oposiai
know"
NEi,n aclycJ ro-,rd,rr ,nx ssI.-
ores from the CirouX ConsoinA,A|
erty TO the International Dlauy u &
Mr.. RYAN stated that Ie could g
enlightenment on this ssblectt 4 II
GlrouN was under The eye Of N,
The Tooele smclter. however. ca +
this GirouX or any other COPPER q
procurab!e. for while four out Il
reverheratory furnaces are ope1lir
OF the four Is operating AZ Us r1
capacity. This reserve capady,
fore. would have TO be utilized ~
International company would ws1
supply any greater copper sfrsi1'
Dacity,
Mr. and Mrs. RYAN will prc9si E
to Butte today
That Dor ton OF the AnialEan1N
per report touching upon the c1v,a
look was as follows;
Optinlist on Copver.
THE CONSUMPTION of copper
increasing steadily especlahy s.
but the increase has been maca
in Europe than at home. In;
stock OF copper. as Reported w VI;
Producers association for tbs
and Merton & Co. for Europe. y
increase in visible stocks since
die of the year 1903. and IL
that the stocks in consunien ~
present are much smaller tnan y
then.
THE tota, American rroduee
ported by the Copper Prooucsr, \.
ton was as follows: In l9ys' w.
pounds: in 1910. 1. i52 .0oo. 600 -,
from the present outlook tnele
material Increase In produniop
The natural increase in consua,,
we believe. absorb any incles<
duction that is likely to come ~
few years. and we look for e'.
ket and better prices for eopHa
ture than We have seen s'nrs
OF 1907"