Show I A ZINC PLANT I I I Walter C Brace k Engaged In Negotia I i tions to Put One lu p The producers of zinc ores in this I j Stato uniting with him In an undertak J I lug upon which ho is now industriously II I engaged Walter C Brace promises a L capacious plant with which to success fully and economically treat that class I of material before the end of the year I For ten days Mr Brace I ace who has l > eeii an active figure in the diggings of I Colorado for many years has been lay I I I big his project before the local man agers of those mines In which zinc ores occur and hits thus far it Is learncU I met with every encouragement The 1 basis ofhis undertaking is the Sadler process for the treatment of nine ores F that has been applied with I very satis factory and very profitable results In I Denver and of which he expects as h much In this valley The presence of I 1 largo bodies of zincbearing ore in the Jlorn Silver and others at Frisco and not a few of the mines at Park City Ii and Bingham has Induced thp projec tot to believe that thero Is room enough 1 here for a plant especially adapted to their treatment and already a number h have assured him hearty cooperation This means that the producer will be permitted to Interest himself directly ill In the plant and share Its earnings I while deriving tim benefits that such a 1 plant will bo to the mine Itself To put II f she undertaking to a successful com 1 plevlQii it Is yaid that about 150000 wilt bo redulrod Already experiments upon I r Mm ylne ores of this Slate have de I monstrated that they can be made to Yield to tilt Sadler process and that 1 i Mr Brace will succeed In the enter t II I prise there Is hardly a doubt At pres ent there IK no market wluUcvcr for the 1 I class of ore thai will come within the main object of I he proposed plant and I 1 P i he result is that thousands 01 tons havo been thrown over the dump or lowed to pass away with the tailing from tho mills that have thus far been I the only means of reducing the ores in question Mining circles generally I hope to sec Mr Bnice succeed |