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Show Our. ami Uri.i.ioN Siiii'i'i i). Tim lolUnvinj; is the amount of ore lind 1ml-lion 1ml-lion shi..ed from S;ilt l,:iko City, jlioin ilio opening of tbo mines up to the pieout time: I'l'oui January l.Uh to December .iUt, 1S70, (hero w.is shipped east, to I'hieao, llosion, Newark and Kng land LV.I.'iS (oiw of oie, mid west, to ll'iio, I'ruekeo and Sun Francisco '-3'J5 tom. Of bullion duriiij. tin 'fir 1S70 there win .-.liiiqied oust, lor Ivig'.iud, IKkl lh-i., and west, I'm S in l'u io mm, 1.1,000 lbs. Toial slop iieiit fu- 1S70 ore 5, -'.13 tons; bul ion 17,000 ibs. I'Vo n Jiiiuiry 1st to M.iy Lloth, IS71, there wis shippel east, to 0 ii ali i, Cliieugo and Kngland, j,1S: om of ore, and wot, to Ujiio, Trueko Hid San Fianei-co, 7S- tons. ' Uf bin ion ilieio was shipped during ill, i ne period; east, to 0 naha, Chi oiuoaudE gland, ooOool Uh. , un wet, to Keuo and San Fiauci.-cu. 100,300 lbs. Total shipment 1 Inn fir in 1S71 ore 3.U04 ions, bullion 510, Sil lbs. Grain, lotal of shipments east and wesl, Iron. Jan. 13ih, 1870, to May 2.", 1ST I ; '.',-o7 tons of ore and 533, So l lbs. ol bullion. The above is a fair showing of wh u Utah may become as a mineral producing produc-ing country, and is really the result ol about eleven months mining, for ii must be remembered that the shipping of ores per Utah Central did not com mence in earnest until July 1st, 1S70. |
