Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-05-22 | Page 10 | International Has Passed Hard Point

INTERNATIONAL HAS PASSED HARD POINT President John D. Ryan of the Intei national Smelting & Refining company mis the following paragraph in his annual an-nual report about the Uad and copper smelters located In Tooele county, utah: Regular operations at all plants were seriously . Interfered with throughout the year by continued reconstruction and extensions. This, together with the expense incurred by the enforced closure of tho copper cop-per plant at International, has resulted re-sulted in hlcrh nnernrliicr cnsis but It is apparent that before the end of the current year wo shall have disposed of all Important work of this kind, and operations should then become normal, when It is expected ex-pected that Important reductions In operating cost will result. Profits on the whole are as satisfactory as could be expected under the circumstances circum-stances and point to more gratifying gratify-ing results in tho future.