Salt Lake Telegram | 1911-05-10 | Page 8 | Ray Con. Mill is Operating with Two Units of New Plant

j RAY C01 HILL IS OPERATC'GWITHTWO U..ITS Of CEtf PLANT v Daring tha month of April there wit j treated at the Bay Consolidated plant I - 25.33" tons of or. Thii operation re suited ia tha output of 1410 tons of con j , ; centrales, of aa average grade of 18.82 j per cent copper. The beading of the or treated was 2.34 per eeat and the ( .. ' , r' of concentration was 179 tons of crude ore into one of concentrates. During this period the average mill recoveries re-coveries made- is gives at 69V4 Pr rent. A higher recovery is being made . as the mil increases its capacity. After making a number of adjustments the cspacity of the first unit of this new pjant was raised from oiO to 10U0 tons daily, fat more thaa two weeks past the average recoveries are placed at 71 per cent The management ie reported re-ported to have said that they would eventually make high recoveries la this mill, as soon as the rough places had -.e were 4T. General Manager D. C. Jsckling; has been spending a eouple of weeks at ths casters of See of Utah Copper, Kay aad Cbino companies. He left for his home - ia this city a few days ago, and will reach here the latter part of the week. Regarding operations of the Bay t oo solidsted Mr. Jsckling gave out the following statement before bis depasture depas-ture for the west: "During April the mill treated 25,000 tona of ore, averagiag 2.34 per cent copper, and the recovery approximated 70 per cent. Since April 20 the recovery re-covery has bees even better 71 per cest. . , "On H S the second unit at the mill started, and it will be gradually worked up to capacity of 1000 tons usily. Before the end of the mon,tl the third nnit will have been placed ia operation oper-ation ; "Work at the mine will, ef coarse, be ehsped to coincide with the mill operations, and the tonnage from the property will be increased as the various vari-ous nmts of the plant require larger sniotints. "Everything ai the mill has been moet sstitfsetory. There have been aa kifhes, snd sur highest expectations have been realized to data."