Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

and examined the material as to quan- l tity and quality. The annual consump- ! tion of salt cake Is about 500,O00 tons | and has been supplied chiefly by the ] large Solvay chemical plants, being | manufactured from salt and sulphurlc i acid, while in the Western Chemicals deposit near Camp Verde, Arizona, the material occurs manufactured by na- ture in a natural state of purity Tn practically inexhaustible quantities.
 During the past two years the West ern Chemicals engineering staff have made a carefully detailed investigation of all the known possible sources or American supply of salt cake and their conclusions are that this deposit near Camp Verde is the only available sup ply whereby material of sufficient quantity and nigh quality as demanded in the paper and glass industry, can De obtained. Thereupon, the engineers after careful investigation of this de- posit. decided to take over and develop | it. Arrangements for trackage facili- | ties for railroad bins at Clarkdale have been made with the Santa Fe Railroad company and the Los Angeles harbor | board has assured the Western Chem | icals of ample space for loading bunk CTS and storage and docking facilities, besides freight rates have been applied for and equitable rates have been as- sured the company. to all points for ex- port and domestic business.
 Western Chemicals, Inc, shares have been listed on the New York curb and will be called and dealt in, in the near future. The Western Chemicals, Inc, is composed largely of chemists, geolo- gists, mining engineers and profession al men, among the prominent share
 holders being, Stilwell and Gladding, commercial chemists, New York city; lH H. Atkinson, district attorney, To-
 nopah. New; Andrew c. Lawson, geologist, University of California, Der kelley, Cal; John G. Kirchen, manager,
 TonOpah Ext, Mining company, Tono-
 pah, New; Chas. R. Evans, congress- man, Nevada, Washington, D. C.; C. B. Lakenan. manager Nevada Con- solidated Copper company, Ely. New;
 George wingfield. banker and mine loperator, Reno, New; Emmet D. Boyle, governor of Nevada; G. c. Kellog, pres
 dent Richfield Oil company, Los An geles. Cal; Whitman Symmes, man.
 ager Consolidated Virginia Mines
 Nevada; A. G. Raycraft, cashier, Ne
 vada First National bank. Tonopah
 New; E. Gordon, treasurer American
 Trona corporation. Trona, Cal; E. A
 Featherstone, wholesale auto supplies l LOS AnBeIeSs (dl.s A. ANIlIl
 judge of district court, Tonopah, New; . M. NJ McGill capitalist, Ely, New; B. L. Thompson. general manager Sol
 way Process company, Trona, Cal;
 Lindsley Duncan, mining engineer, Sar Francisco, Cal; Curtis Lindley. Jr. mining engineer, San Francisco, Cal Fl. c. Carlisle, mining engineer. To
 nopah, New: Cal Brougher, mine oper-
 ator, Tonopah. New; Al Revert, presi- ] dent Verdi Lumber company, Reno Nev. HI. F. Dangberg, banker, Minden , New; H. S. Elliot The Foundation
 company, San Francisco, Cal: Cyri , wigmore, mining engineer. Los An
 geles, Cal; Hugh Brown, attorney, To
 nopah, New; W. B. Roberts, chemist Tonopah, New; $. D. Pepin, mine oper ,, ator, Tonopah, New; J. A. Roberts mine operator. Tonopah. New; l.. L
 Steward. E.. S. Wakelin. Russell Pea
 body and O. E. Tuft of Phoenix.
 Other deposits owned by the Westerl Chemicals, Inc. are the aluminium sul ! phate deposits of Fish Lake valley an : : the large gypsium deposits near La Vegas in Clark county, Nevada.
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