Show BINGHAMS ACTIVITY Unprecedented Tonnage of Ore Coming Com-ing Over Trains and Railway Col henry G LIcffroni who has returned re-turned after a visit to Blngham reports i re-ports theold camp Increasing Its output out-put daily and employing a largeY vor umc of labor than at any period since Its discovery From tho Brngham Cons Commercial group bigger than at any period in Its career 300 tons of ore IK now coming dally over the Copper Cop-per belt railway not to mention tho tonnage being hauled for the neigh bora while the United States tramway tram-way Is running most satisfactorily with the usual tonnage moving from the Highland Boy With all these carriers car-riers in operation Col Hcffron says the visitor is beginning to grasp an Idea of the enormity of the camp which Is adding hourly to its ore bod lea Tn addition to the more prominent propositions work is progressing from scores of openings within the zone and that others as productive ns those that have biHn deviMoocd will be brought forth he has no doubt Camps in Colors The first copy of GorlliisldH new map comprehending the mines at Park City and Alta and presenting those owned hy the various companies In distinct colorV made Us appearance on the streets yesterday and was accorded a rorcydon characteristic of a longfelt want TJie map which was complied from the olhVlal surveys in tho Hui veyor enerulB oflleo ras executed by William T 1 Olmstoad and ogibraco the Ulntnh Blue Ledge Snake Creek Big and Little Cottonwood and American Fork mining districts It is six feet by three and onehalf feet In else on a scale of 1000 foot to the Inch und cannot but commend Itself to the mining min-ing world Incloflcd within colors Home at the bonanzas of the camp show avery a-very largo acreage while the orebear lug clmnnola are easily traced through regions that have and arc still adding to the wealth of the Nation The work Is timely and Instructive S |