| Show UTAh COPPER H HAVING VING ITS RECORD EGO D YE YEP YEAR P PRODUCTION Utah Copper started Its Ita It permanent development de do- work In September 1 1903 03 though It I had haa previously partially demonstrated demonstrated demon demon- enough ore to warrant the management management man man- mon I In giving 1 or orders for tor building Its Is experimental mill mi plant In August Tho The following year ear It i carried on experiments a at t the Copperton plant extensively with ith the result resul that It I was Tas decided to erect a 0 permanent concentrating plant and the rho Magna mill mi construction was started In September l 1905 1005 OS This Thi plant was to have ha an Initial capacity of ot tons and In n May 1 1907 It began to treat the product front from From an output of 86 pounds during Its first year car tho production had been raised Is to pounds In 1908 to pounds s poun in 1910 and to 13 pounds In 1912 1913 while th the output o of copper this year will wi be well the pounds mark from present present present pres pres- ent Indications Indication The Indications at pres present ent are that the company Is headed to toward toward toward to- to ward the pounds per annum production mark Stripping work will wil be practically completed com corn In from three to six Ix years ears If U all al the shovels sho now employed In stripping were transferred red to or ore and and a a. a few moro more of them put on the night shift shit a as at J well el as da day shift the mine could easily attain a a productive capacity of or tons of ot ore per annum comparing with present output of oC under tons Utah Copper would n need d. d though considerable con con- addition additon to milling capacity TheArthur The Tho Arthur mill mi with thirteen ton units has handled handle a maximum of oC 1000 tons tone tOiS dally daily and the Magna Mana mill mil over 1000 tons The m maximum present full ful treatment treat treat- t- t ment capacity of ot both mills mis I Is M say tons per diem or tons of relined re- re r. r I lined fined Ined copper per for annum Tho coarse COate crushing department of the mills mis however far exceeds the table or full treatment capacity Tho The two mills mis I are said Bald to have o a coarse crushing capacity cape capa city of to tons tone p per r da day equivalent alent to to pounds of oC r refined copper per year To bring tho the full ful treatment milling capacity up to this all al that would be necessary nece sary ry would be the addition addIton of sonic some sOle 10 to to 60 per cent to vanner anner table and fine cr crushIng crush crush- hInt h- h Ing Int department I Whether Utah Coppers Copper's mining anti and milling output will 11 be thus expanded to o abo the pound mark Is a 3 I matter mater which tho management con considers consider lder I Is still sUI too far In the future to discuss s Just no now No ro additions to the milling I capacity have hs been made since the summer summer Ilm- Ilm sum sum- mer of 1912 1312 Nor are an any additions contemplated con con- at present according to officers off cerk cers of oC the company except such additions addi addi- dons tons as ms InS may bo be d desirable should hould notation flotation tests t now under way vay wa prove successful Ho However ever there tIters Is no telling what tho the thone ne next t three or four years may bring forth In the WH wa way of oC a program of ot further e ex cx- I pan lon NEW NW YORK YORE PRODUCE NEW V YORK July 27 Butter 27 Buter Butler steady stead receipts tubs creamery extras 2 firsts S seconds second c process extras extra 2 Hj 23 c adles current make firsts 0 1 e seconds 19 IJ packing stock current make malte No o. o z 2 lS I Cheese steady receipts 1 1700 boxes st state te ohle milk mik fresh Cresh or colored specials do average averlo fanc fancy 14 tile skim skims 1 Eggs LIR firm receipts receipt 10 oO ca cases caes es fresh gathered extras extra 25 extra xira firsts 23 firsts seconds state te Pennsylvania and 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