Show ALUMINUM I That Utah contains vast deposits of workable aluminum clay ha been long known but little has been done In the mailer hut Itll this teaource of mulej developing the State There Is n promising aluminum alumi-num mine within four miles of ihe ccn I i tr of Salt Lake I comprises a group I of four claims and In situated north colnu IU I tidilY ycnra nast of the city About the bed uncovciul by coal I ago the v > as ospectore The men who opened it I I lOHletor ignoranl of the value of the lay encountered and na they failed they to llnd encountered any abandoned thc prospect Thii drove 1 tunnel about I 1GO foot in and at the end of the tun shaft seventyIlv feet in UH sank a ecntyJ their HiUirh for coal rhp lr devolop ol aluminum nent jiliicecl about 100 tons and disclosed num clay en Ihf dump Iw fuel wide running 1 1 a vein about ICO eel runnh1g per I coot aluminum Four > car ago Simpson brothers located the group but did not do any further rioMlopmenl Last spring the group was Incorpoiatod iito the Ensign Aluminum Mining company hto pany with 25d000 shares oC Capital l stock 15000 shares of which ar reserved re-served as treasury stock Thi utllctrs H A Smith president of the t company an oJ den COnan vlrepre8ia E A A llson secretary and treasurer and C D i Harding general minajjer The board of dlioetoiri Is I composed of II A Smith Kobjit Edward and IU5rtin I Simpson and C I L Nielsen The company com-pany fiels that It has a paylig i roo alMon In the abandoned coal pro < ppct aiul 1 proposes to do something with he I propel during the coming season |