Salt Lake Tribune | 1905-03-29 | Page 6 | Tintic's Big Producer

I j TINTIC'S BIG- PRODUCER. Unprecedented Volume of Wealth I From txe Centennial's Stopes. J ' That tho output of the Centennial Eu- fljj; reka of Tlntlo has not attained COO I tons a day Is that tho management i has been as usual very deliberate In tho j organization of its payroll, which will i have been Increased to -ICO persons by the . i first of tho month, tho tonnage to which Its peg has been advanced, to follow. Yes- ,b terday there was raised from the bo- !;fi nanza over 5G0 tons, or an average of 5,5 3000 pounds of gold, silver nnd copper- i 9 3 bearing ore- to tho miner, and that this , jlffl average will bo maintained the mnnage- IJI ment has the record of many years as Jig authority. Still Cashier Kimball of the bank at Eureka j says thero Is no doubt that the camp D will show a now record of production as 3 coon as It Is possible for tho producora to ,jj Bet over tho wagon roads with tho ton- ! nago of which they aro capable, and tho I year will closo on an output as hugo as any in tho annals of tho camp, Is frooly predicted by those conversant with present pres-ent "and rapidly Increasing resources. Tho ; Grand Central, the Victoria and iho i Eagle and Blue Boll, to which latter rail j Is to bo extended, each has a surprise to spring tho present season, and as soo'n as Intelligent and mlrjor-llko mothods shall permit will each increase their tonnages, while thero is no doubt that tho producers 58 on Godlva mountain aro capable of doubling tho present tonnage. Thero may - havojjoon periods when tho payrolls ccr- 1 ft 1 1 fled to tho omploymcnt of a larger num- 51' bcr In Tlntlc, but such a condition has not w existed slnco Mr. Kimball was sent into fl it as tho representative of McCornlck & I jflj Co. s big banking house.