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Show THE I . Ten-Mil- Ten-Mil- rr 0-d- en well-know- Chicago.. ftnartBire of Mreojctk. The foreijolnK- naine bjto Klven an of if vurxrtthat oftiMtheJutstrength th flclnt launched corporation mn enterprise which Is destined to on of Utai.'a srreat Industries, not of only In the, manufacture aluminum eul:!iate. but of the valuable potalum tr.tal. In hrfef. the story of tha discovery of aJontt In what appear- to t pracunlimited quantities, and the tically erection of reduction I work the as follow: of poth. Darin;? mere than a eor of yearn th existence of a prominent voin of upar. oltttated on the north wide link Cottonwood canyon and extending rt of the divide. from near the summit of ahout .1 feet eo'i t h e.tr-l- y disanc down to ar Cottonwood creek, ha been well known t local prj pec tor. .At first Klanro It Impr or with "rrio' quart x frequentlynumerpay value in sold, hut ous Mty Its barrenness In proved It not bean for had And that mtal. th faith of T-tilllan that th strreat the Jet;re contained something of value would urdoubt-edl- y of trm mineral identity have remained n. secret of tt. Mil through scores of years to com. I)etee flphnr Furor. A Ion r vtffh other samples of rock Mr, Ct Han a f ou t four years v.'i was a chunk of tt-took to att frfike to A. H. iv 7h-h.md !e ppar, Fink for tM Inc. Mr. Custer roasted the wmpl" andwadtect d s'llphur time. and an ai lfi cut iostty It Identity. Theretoprove! analysis as a curiosfore nluntte wa f reitrded ity, occurring itr, os !;'. v.illy inIts t rare- : t t" ness hjsvein, if t.n t ommerr v a u e. Mr. ' r imr.!- - dial ly j:ot btisy and after touch with Howveril i.ior.t hs kIofIn New Mr. York. ard F. Ish pp!l a practical chemist of ttse hriprll of chemists In tliat "third mann-f- a as vtdl as a cUar-head- d family, f and nnartter. tfe ;i:n to MarysvaJe. Invest ixated. ' A va s ronvtnc?d of the crat posl-MU- t 4 k"d up In that !um deposit of a'urttti' A force of mena was em-- p rte.l. Mr. d and derelopment ' etl and his experts Immedlate.y r; . n t with th objeftpro-ce-ofs eKpcrlffien's. the bent and cheapestalum-!rmltermlnlnff of fcjttra'-ttn'the potash and twt or three .ni years were ror siimed, before the process was per-- f iv'l and th- - kind of machinery det ern.iiied upon. The present six miles, southwesterly situated plant, four or fivm from Mary sv ale. and hesrtin tnonths t;o. completes the story of the Inausrurat io of one of the most imtustrles in the world. Tram to He K reeled. r i Ifeiks of the Fait T.ak With K rior of the I'nlted St Mr. i 'happell and Manaser srvey, A. of the Mineral l'roducts .tarn'' . orpora lion. th. writer visited the comalit'ilto hohlinics in Cottonwood pany's a n on. It was a s v n e of Intense ar- ' v v and for hljt thinics. the portal of th douhte-tra'-- k From near preparation aerial tram extends tunnl a.andistance of more than .n;thatrtv two tnUes !own to the creek, where the present, transport hmary teams, forover a fine road to the the aiunlte ore f a distance- of three aiul pt.nt. miles. Ivter on the tram will bo extended don the canyon to tho mill. snowshed has been built westerly from tho tunnel to the tram and Is b ln$z continued easterly and northerly the. rldsre to another tunnel, driven into a which hp. been of pur- - alunite and fromparallel xt'n whih a ill a of the. ore drawn J. l"i'-to the tdant Th prent worklntc tunnel enters the hir;-- vein jfim two or threw hundred f et ftlfvo a propcctlnsr tunnel tienr th erdlnsr of the vein at the. southeast belt of jyartfUe. The vein as an c.en quarry, but could b worked Sunt. I. 1C. .Kennedy profrra the tunnel method, by which the ore will be worked out to tho srirfice alomr the etrlk of the vein, w hen another tun-no- t, lower down th mountain, will be trie ore worked out u, to driven, and tunnel level, when sinking: the present , will b In order. Cot Iteveal Vein Fully. After vfitln?r the Interior of the tt:nnel. wh'eh discloses fully twenty-fo-usr I n conducted Manicr feet. Is also whtn up and alonsr th r the vein.overNumerous onen the apex of a distance of fhre riiis hr. nod feet reveal he vein In full about demarcation strensjth, with the lines of rhyo-lit- e between the respective walls ofhstand-1ndefined, noth wit distinctly that the ascending tho wall rock solutions penetrated to a, distance of fiftytheto ore hundred of vein, feet on each sidetIo''.l-re.zone.causing l a wide, almost whih def the dyke-lik- e marks tho cotirs posit of al'jnlte. Standtn;: on th jiepex of th remarkable oMtcrop. we looked downto Into the the North - fork of Cotton ood, shrr- T. F. Taylor and associates east, t r'hiladlr hla are quietly and persistin of promlsinsr ently jiemit a - be-con- iei tr ex-trartt- con-talnin- ever-latln- potash-a- luminum wly-dlscover- on sr sr h pr - 1 aro-jnett- . etal-brrlis- il . 1 . Jr-T 1 pul-verijr- - i i tx r e.-nu;- t ; ird abi Vl.-h- ts re-"gar- 1 one-hal- ro-fi- rrt ! 31-J- re-f;tit- lf rd lly-pradti- by-produ- m .,. i, m .. ip. 1" i; HU..P..IIILW 1 Uk I UIU lUVllbl FURS and HI1)E3 this pon by hirpfne AT KANSAS CITY." Kaw Fur Iric Ltt pent free. No on cent deducted tconmtiion 1. G-S rca retail cars P.i-y- im. "Bins' Better Service" I.i&ans sij rnsucr ror leu snd tJbant jrradinc Fur mMpS! sod ruiwit mt ort tf not Itnmrmt ? a" -- mnte al4 In wn l- -f ..I I prices alt ton-sot-cb III ate WJ checlc fcy return ma. i. s tn I fsifl uX-j- I mi I r.r f.ous 6rrtlr'l 6hrj. (hlpprr hav tko 1.siai of big'bi jkw aod Bstter I -- I!Jf orr. mnZjnt fS v. ' Ai gltrt'CatntrietiEalts. I mad fe S4tc: at otra : am i.iii. lour Ci tin ikiA't irm if thv riaii eafft Mi Get Our Raw Fur Price KKNT stlf T"Ti,Y eW List. mrr monthfT mij f'efreeTref FXCiJAhGfc." sjUct "1UE TflAI'f'f f ft p-- u.a frre to mry Ao ctry Prce Cat- W a prll Trap, Cc-- a. e( Trfctpt Scpu-iwfor rm ai f actar eat, Ar.(S8tH'.jt, ami T.""1'" J iVt. ? riai prices to ega . A-- s E. W. B1GSS a CO., K3.7..f S?yf Uz "What was probably a record sale for any real estate firm in Utah in one week's time was consummated this land week by Kimball & Richards, acres 1600 merchants, when they sold of choice farm land in northern Utah for a total purchase price of $200,000. was made through tho This big deal of Kimfarm and ranch department a ball & Richards, the buyers being numof eastern men, twelve In invespartywiio have made extensive ber, Utah and the tigations throughout west. Tiie big factors taken into consideration by the buyers were good climate, splendid soil, abundance of Irrigation water, nearness to railroads and electric Interurban lines ami good price and terms. the attenUtah lands are tion o people In attracting all parts of America and Kimball & Richards believe that 1916 will to be a big year for the state and prove that tho favorable publicity 1315 will begin to bear received season. fruit nextduring Kimball & Richards are preparing sellfor a big home building and home ing campaign for early spring and with thirteen homes nearly completed al-at Jackson and ten new homes at Highlandto ready under construction been made has Bark, good headway net a record Jn the sale of new homes new homes for the new year. Of the being built at Highland Park, three are of brick and cement stuccodwellings construction. The balance are five and six room bungalows and cottages. The company will carry on an extensive home building campaign as soon as spring weather and permits a number qt other homes will be built. two-stor- y 'TIME TO BUY,' HE SAYS Certain to He Urent Advance, Aters Hubbard of Investment Company. V K. Hubbard of the Hubbard Investment company, said yesterday that Is certainly a buyer's marthe ket. present "Prices are extremely low," he continued, "and there is certain to be a advance all the. line. All great the metals are up;'along there is a greater mineral output than ever before; there Is a greater farm production and higher prices than ever before: manufac; canturers are crowded ond railroads not handle the business. Utah Is a state of tremendous resources and Salt Lake Is the center of seven mining states, and is the distributing railroad and commercial center. There Is no other spot In the United States that should show more prosperity nor exa greater activity. Reports perience of the from every part show a tremendous amount of country idle money. There will soon b a big buying movement in substantial investments. Tids is the time to take of the low prices. This is anadvantage time. opportune We should not pass it ur. We should le In the front ranks. Let us do our duty and do it now." Kansan Impressed with Conditional In Salt I.nke. Calls It Mmm Coming City of West. The office foroo down nt tho Tlrttil- yon Home Ituilders company was stepping high last week because an old Barlow of Kansas client, J. K. in on his way home from aCity, dropped trip to the coast, and said that In the spring he expected to increase his investments la Salt r.ik a mortgage from "Mr, Harlow the company abought few yiars and he relies on us when ago he Is ready always to add to his holdings." remarked C. I,. Westlake of the Bettllyon company. "It is the first time he has visited here. He says that back east people have a for Salt Lake and, consider high It thoregard coming city of the west, Mr. Barlow visited several of the banks and business concerns and was so well imthat he has concluded to Inpressed vest considerable money in real estate next spring. The truth of the matter Js that we are receiving more inouiries J for than has been the case for moreproperly than twp years. The feeling Is that reallyMr.is on the verge of unusual Barlow said that he found activity. i the banks overrun with money and understood the; whole IntermountaJn west is In flourishing condition. He believes the time Is ripe for eastern men to out here," seek Investments ! I A Free Prescription Vou Con Have Filled and I'se in Investment Company. l Investment company tome realty deals were given out for tho week's business that indicate a good market. Officials of this company report fin active demand present tho week, and several propthroughout deals were consummated through erty the real estate department. Numerous inquiries were made durthe week for rural properties and ing some deals in acreage were made which tract near BounIncluded a forty-acr- e tiful upon which is located a fine country home. This properly was sold to Mary J. Stewart for approximately $1000. At the Tlrnneau-Hil- Two houses were also Included in Ihe week's sales, a terrace at Third avenue and M street, which was sold for 17 500; and a home ou S. Kleventh Last sold for $4000. SHOULD EPfT POTASH Commissioner Ilnlnes In Position to Put Dlseoverem of Fields la Touch With Purchaser. Residents of various sections of tho state who believe they have discovered potash deposits in their should communicate with the territory state hoard of immigration, labor and statistics, according to Commissioner J I. T. Haines: "Some time ago. after the Marysvale Haines, discovery," says toCommissioner In from varibeganof thecome "reports state concerning ous sections the discovery of potash fields. Every receiving Inquiries day now we are from capitalists and concerns interested In securing information concerning we received a such fields. Only today was from Alletter from Ireland. It lan & Co.. seed merchants of Hally-menThe writer stated County Antrim. of the Utah potash that he had heard fields through an Americanintrade Jourthe businal and being Interested ness wanted further Information." - a. i BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED LAST WEEK ! n A Chinese duced by r?i 4 -- o - VS e -- SUNDAY Twenty-fou- r building permits were building Issued last week by the city construcIn'nector. They represented Permits tion work costing $41,630. were issued as follows: 505 Fifth East, p Warren, alterations723 .$1,000 "brick Tenth ? East,. Burt &y Carlqulst. brick . . ... ... K. Second 63 Wise. Hnloran brick alterations South, Mr. F.haugh. rear 20S Douglas ...... . avenue, brick 9 garaee Ninth East, Mr. Larsen. brick store y rear 13a World Film company, F Second South, concrete vaulty one-stor- 1,300 o00 1,000 1091-10- N. Main, E C. Ashton. . 420 - brick 7,000 300 one-stor- - - 5,000 Ashton. 4o3 Coatsvllle, . . . . . . 1.S0O brick TV. 209 North II II. Jensen, y brick...... 3.000 Temple, 53 C. Third Anerbaeh company. D00 South, brick alterations 2119 Sixth East, 2,000 brick y 2R21 Cannon & Cannon .... y 1.000 fame East, 2631 Sixth Cannon & y Cannon. frame .. . 1,000 East, Cannon. 2637 Sixth Cannon 1.000 Eat.Morrisy & Son.frame 127 S. Second Ellas ISO , West. Iron garage 51 nnmona aveOtis O. smith. y 1.400 brick nue, Mr. Brewer, 1759 Fourth East, brick J, 500 J. .1. McClellan. CSS First avenue, 500 brick garage W S v .Tacobon. 115$ Sherman, 2,000 brick W. P. Hawley. 7 E. First South, remodeling for frapartmentscom-..- 1,000 Utah Enulnment So"ge S. Seventh West, one- pqny. 200 storv frame .T. I jiFranken. 20 N. Wolcott, v 7,000 brick A. I Hopkins. IOCS W. Third v 1,000 frame South, Marv E. Holland. 1053 W. Fourth S00 South, frame addition C E"one-stor- ........ y one-stor- hton-Jenkln- .............. Sth s. one-stor- one-stor- one-stor- one-stor- one-stor- one-stor- v one-stor- .", two-stor- one-stor- William Farnura la i The Broken hM A photodrama of gypsy life and love. ' PARAMOUNT NEWS PICTURES Continuous 2 to 11 p. m. "WILL SOMEBODY NAMIi Mi A i A'l IOi ACl TV r LIBERTY" i'llome of Features." All This Week &. CO. IIAMRY BERESFORH 'PRESENTING ODD YliltRS" "TWENTY GAjRDXNER trio HANS IIANKE Society and Novelty Dances. THE EMINENT f .FRANCOIS AND PARTNER MARGOT, COMIC TUMnLEKS ON !fTILTS Al. GIRARD AND CLARK Sylvia) "MODERN VAUDEVILLE FROLICS THE FLEMINGS '4 FOR 31 EN AND AVOMEN ONLY Children under 15 years not admitted unless accompanied hy parents. ADMISSION 25 CENTS. p'J BBBSa c THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE , Empress AT THESES PRICES. MAT. DAILY 2l15 P. M. EVENINGS. S:15 P. 31. 10e and 25c 10c, 25c, 50c THE ERNEST COMPANY (BOXES AND LOGES ,75c) i DAMAGED go ODS it':: mm ' ARTISTIC CREATIONS IN ALABASTER. ORPIIEUM TRAVEL OUPHEI'JI CONCERT ORCHESTRA. WEEKLY. Indications Point to Big Month's Business for December, Says Havenor. f. PIANIST Si hi ""Mir;'"gKt''-1- 17 n a , yiij - rimrs. and Fri., Dec. G Mat.1 Wed, 25c and 50c The Big Musical Cartoon Review 9-1- 0 BV WILLARD MACK Special Matinee Friday Tremendous Sueeess BTOadvray - In FOUR BIG ACTS AND IN COLLEGE (HIMSELF) Stephen Wright, Leonard Mudie, Arda Lacroix. W. A. Whitecar, Grant Sherman, Norman Loring, Maude Shaw, Josephine Morse, Maude Snyder, Lillian Cavanaugh, in Positively All New This Season Thursday Night and Friday Slatinee PROPOSE TO DRAIN TRACT Owners Near HrlKhnni City Would Itestore Sugar Ileet Soil. fSpfCSal to Hip Hcrald-hj.ublli'nn.l Dec. 4. The land ownBrigham City, ers in the big fields lying north and west of this city have been aroused to means to action in regard of choice rarm for draining tills area devising land. This land is known to he the most productive sugar beet soil In the state, but Is water-loggeDrainage of this section, which comprises pracIs acres. said to be very tically 1000 taken. It simple if united action a isflow of waIs said by experts that ter of large volume could be tenured by draining this tract, and that the water could be sold as the land would remain in a condition where it would be subirrlgated. Tho sale of the water, would be applied on arid land in which the vicinity, would bring enough to finance the proposition, it Is said. I. and f TWO INTERNATIONAL SUCCESSES See MUTT and JEFF Fun n Music m w I and Prices: It. "Walker Whiteside alone was sufficient excuse for the presentation of "The Melting Pot" at the Queen's theatre. London (Eng.) Times. "That actor from America refutes the charge of prejudice. His act is superb."r London Telegraph. Eng.) Mat. 25c to 50c Matinee Wednesday ue Prices: SEATS NOW ON SALE. $1.50, Im 1 !MfS! MM MMW S3 S4 re E to $2; Eve. Seats on sale Tuesday next. NOV PLAYING Greatest quintet of grand opera ever heard in Salt Lake. Bingers LOMBARDI CO. Wonderful repertoire of selections. 6 BIG ACTS 6 Three shows dally i fnces of ihP 2.45, 7.30, 9.15. io, 20, ao cents. No raise In prices. SUNDAY Prices l'5c to $1.00. Mat"25e and 50c. Children 25c Anywhere. l OPERA of the Popular Pastoral Play Tweturn C. Full of Snap. Fire and "3IaeUlm." 15e, 25c. 35c and 50e. Matinees Thurs. and Sat., 2.30, 15c and 25c. Because of the unusual demand for seats for "Kick In" reservations will not be held later than2 7.45 p. m. for evenings, and p. m. for matinees. U Nights IE Pot Miss Eves., 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00. REPORTS THREE BIG SALES I N T Friday Night. Don't laKi&a i Y A i ypjioon Get a College Education. d. B R i Mon. Dec. N Sgpf I mm? . 3 Days Com. STOCK PRESENTS Tonight, Si20 and All Week. ! R 1 Theatre WILKES " I W aanawanannaBVi I AND MONDAY The Strong Metro Picture it THE WOMAN PAYS Jf BBEKasxsas With the powerful actress SHERIFF'S SALE. IN THE DISTRICT COURT IX AND El for Salt Lake county, State of Utah. Will-lair-f- si u h m Frank Hallen, plaintiff, against P. Silver and May P. Silver, Lis To be sold at sheriff's wife, defendants. ale at the west front door of the County courthouse in the City and Countv of Salt Lake. State of Utah, on WEEK STARTING ' h n n the 2Sth day of December. A. D. 1915, the all said Ei at 12 o'clock of nopn day. WITH y and Interest of said right, title, claim In to the following and defendants, of, described real estate, to wit: Sam Loeb Musical Comedy Company Presents east at a point 363 feetnorthCommencing and 80.5 feeto south from the IS. five west corner lot 20, block An Even Ten aero plat "A." Big Field survev. and Dozen thence south 40 feet to the running Big MIX-I- T UTILE-MESEast northeast corner of lot 9, block 2. south Dancing Song Pork subdivision, thence onward Broilers 5 feet: thence west 153 feet: thence Hits. to north 45 feet; thence east 155 feet the place of beginning. Mibject to and a right of way over the A Bubbling, Mirthful Comedy Featuring- Sam Loeb together with tracts: Commencfollowing described 363 feet east fromithe ti ing at a point ASSISTED BY 20. thlnco hi northwest corner of said lot 120 r 66 feet; east feet: thence south Celeste Brooks, Ruby Lang, Alice Conrad, Stewart Sisters, 120$ thence west 6 feet: thence north ComEddie Nelson, Prank Jaquet, Lew Marshall, George Keilhack. f beginning. feet, to the aplace of 100 feet east from at mencing corner of said lot 20, i Two Shows. 7 and 9.15. the northwest point Price, 10c and 20c. east IS feet: thence runnine1204thence feet: thence west IS feet; south thence north I2n3 fct, to the place Situate In Salt Lake of beginning. Wednesday Night Monday Night State of Utah. county, Purchase payable In lawful AMATEURS AND monev of theprice United States. this Utah, Dated at Salt LakeA. City. CHORUS GIRLS' CONTEST D. .1915. 2d day of December, JOHN S. CO It LESS, Sheriff of Salt Lake county, state of 7?u niip t jaaiiiaiawiaMaiJaiaajiiijiwia Utah. Sheriff. C. L. ScJiettler, Deputy By 5. H. Backman. Attorney for Plain- Date of first publication, December 5. A. D. 1915. I Prices: ,50c, f! Dec. 12, NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT fj ad.ia 75c and $1. U 4.30p. m. heretofore existing the and known as Business Equipment of C. R. Vigus Companv. been dissolved has and I C. consisting Shaw, and the said L. C. Shaw will continue to conduct the said business, receive all accounts nnd pay all bills, and will alone be responsible henceforth. C. R. VIGUS (Signed) and L. C. hllAW. m, - R KfWda j. til a NOTICE. I Arthur NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Freber Alfred Best heretofore existing the Conductor fj as Shaw Company, and known Vigus tenor soloist N of C. R. Vigus and L. C. consisting has been dissolved and the said Shaw, L. C. Shaw will continue to conduct the said partnership business, receive all accounts and pay all bills, and will alono be responsible henceforth. C. R. VIGUS HERALD-REPUBLICAWANT ADS BRING RESULTS (Signed) and L. C. SHAW. VALLI VALLI An extraordinary offering. Tuesday and Wednesday CLARA KIM HALL YOtAG in "HEARTS IN EXILE." m an fiUiaBBly ru jx czm m S : THE REX ' Songstress Comedienne. 1. 160-ac- Show for IS Cents. - 'PRESIDENT OPTIMISTIC Duffln Considers Outlook Very Promising. dull James E. Duffin of Duffin Co. reports the following sales during the past week: 'Ranch in Utah, $13,000; ranch in southern Idaho, $8000; Salt Lake City property, $8700. Mr. Duffin has several more outdeals pending, and oonstders the large look for tiie future is very promising. JF2 "Just Like Home." - UNITED HOME BUILDERS' James TrlmiKle-Keyslo'i- ie A - icv-jen- th, ullh Ford Sterling. on, "W pro-Griffi- Footsteps eomedy A 4 ' .i - His Father's 7? 4 - .i. !- Mystery story released by Triangle. THIS WEEK, STARTING MATINEE TODAY eye-weakness- . O The Sable Lorcha r Do you wear glasses? Are you a or other .victim of If go, you will be glad to know that there Is real hope for you. Many whose eyes were falling say they have had their eyes restored this wonderful through the principle ofman free One after prescription. says, could it: "I was almost blind: trying 1 not see to read at all. Now can read and without anv everything more. At my eyes do not water anyglosses would pain dreadfully; now night feel theyfine all theAtime. It was like they a miracle to me." lad who used it says: "The atmosphere seemed hazv with or without glasses, hut after for fifteen days using this prescription seems elenr. I can even everything read fine print without glasses." It is believed , that thousands who wear glasses can now discard them in a'reasonable time and multitudes more will be able to strengthen their eyes so as to be spared the trouble and expense of ever getting glasses. Eye troubles of many descriptions may he wonderfully benefited bv following the rules. Here is the prescription: simple Oo to Schramm-Johnso- n or to any active drug store and get a bottle of two ounce bottle with a Fill Optona. warm- water, drop in one Optona tablet and allow to dissolve. With this tU.e eyes two to four times liquid bathe dally. You should notice your eves clear up perceptibly right from the start and inflammation will quieklv If your eyes are disappear. to save you, even a little, take stepsbothering them now before it Is too late. Many hopelessly blind might have been saved if they had cared for their eyes in time. Advertisement. iml Tlnnne." SUNDAY Tlie j- at Home. Real estate operations for the satweek were reported to have shown past by H. F.. Havenor, isfactory ofresults the United Homo Builders president Havenor company. stated it has been his observation of the that to market conclude that indications point to a big month's business for December. "I believe," said 'Mr. Havenor. "that the present time of the year offers some exceptionally fine bargains in improved and unimproved properties In the residence districts of Salt Lake, which suggests to me that the present is the right time to make a real estate Investment. In reviewing our listings you would be surprised to see what a low price mark some of the properties on the east bench are offered at, and it is only reasonable to suppose that prices generally speaking, here in Salt Lake, have gone as low as they are goto go with all the indications at ing time of a advance REPORT ACTIVE DEMAND the present In residential property.general The Wellbilt company that the week's business showedreports the feature of the market to be property exMany Inquiries Daring Week for Hnral changes, in some instances with a substantial cash difference involved. 1'ropertlra, According to Ilruneau-1II- II one-stor- isifn ly".1""! l! .f eye-stra- m EASTERNER IS TO INVEST v,-r- mu ct potash-aluminu- s: ...li ct. I- f potash-aluminu- d. 600-horsepo- n. Im- AMERICAN IM ed . ao i.-.- t n 'i - 1 the Transportation pelling Factors. Are rhyolite. To tha west a couple of miles another larjre letlse of alunltn. several thousand fet in lenicth. - has been by trenches and comparatively opened Fnfortunatel y this shallow aha ft s. property, or at least parts of splendid It, Is In litigation. Across the canyon southwesterly. In the South fork of Cottonwood, and some three miles distant, nr other aiunlte opened, partdepositsMr.which are belnsr ly by Cliippell and by Col. partly If. F. Tnsker. who Is supervising the work for eastern men. Valu of New Find t nUnown. Then, followlnsr the course of the North fork toward the southeast, we look out Into the l'ark country on tlx south sidi of the canyon, where aiunlte "flo.it" furnishes unmistakable evidence trint the valuable ore extends In the direction to the summit of the mountain e Cottonwood and spur betweenlesc-ndine the canyons. Mope is a prominent dyke of altered and t arallelinRr which Is a vein rhyollle. of aiunlte, also betntc opened hy Colonel Tasker for his eastern associates. Until later the value of this most recent be determined. discovery cannot the east base of the mounFollowing tain a distance of a mile ami a and almost within "stone's throw'half, of Trail mine, five the Ieer mlfes from Marysvnle, another strong belt of aiunlte has been discovered by thatcroplnRs aiunlte persistent (Milan. It lies within :i hunter, Tom mineralized which section, highly the west side of this narrow marks boUldTs of valley, and if the sljrantlc aiunlte this mark the course of mismost recent discovery ar not leading, anotheroretrreat deposit of will be added to r.e Ftah's mineral wealth. And tiie large field already d sribed has not been half prospected. The process of aiunlte redaction and extraction of potash is strlklnRly similar to tbst which obtains in the extraction of frold and silver by the cyanide method. The crushed and rolled ore Is fed into a louse tel kiln, or rast-rwhich j.:r.wly revolves. In orthat toe heat, generated by pulverder ized coal may be conserved, the steel kiln Is llrwd with "fire brick. roastthe blast from the east end of theAp.ilrst er the powdered ore slowly works forand after three or four hours ward, Is discharged and elevated to A stejl bin. the process of calcining the oreDuring with bss parted 3s po cent of lis weightapproximately In sulphuric 18 per cent of water or pcld. rd about better than So cent of its original weight. From the steel tank the pulp is drawn th-Into a boilcalled erlike receptacio where It is mixed with waterdigertor, to disout solve the of sulphate potash; I hence into tanks. Quoting storage an Carl F, llagedorn. accomplished chemist of th Armour Fert Hirer company and temporarily "loaned' to Mr. Chappcl for u few months: t'nniped Into I'ress. "From this toraar the mixture is Into a press, w hero the insolupumped ble alumina and the water soluble potash are spara!d. The filter cak, of Insoluble alumina. Is consisting waalied and discharged to storage. Wooden tanks are provided for wash water and potash liquor storage. "The sulphate of potash liquor Is evaporated in triple effect vacuum pans. The sulphate of potash crystals are evaporated out. drained, and dried In a dryer. Th clrid product is screen d and sacked ready for shioment. "The holler plant onif t of in I oilers, the steam of which is i:cd in ilriving three engines the machinery of the plant, running the from them being used for and heatinc. evaoorating "The capacity of the e first unit of the is from twenty-fivto thirtv-- f plant ve tons of sulphate of potash per tlay." The plant Is under Hie supervision of Ocorg. C. Jones. The plant and niliiii tlie services of upward of onerequire hundred men. l"p to tho present time those 'ho could have released Information probable uiroul of the alumina residum have been reticent. I5ut the increasing Interest of the peoplo of In the new thl Intermountaln and large Industry region established being In Utah has; Induced Mr, Chappell to consent to Its publication. Tho fact Is, "The again quoting Mr. Ilagedorn. aluminum product will be the big end of tho enterprise. Those familiar with the aiunlte ore were aware of the fact the aluminum contained In the that was In value than much spar the potash, but greater have been under the that the process of extracimirssion tion hail not been perfected. But Mr. iissurcd me that tho producIlagedorn tion of aluminum awaits the erection of a plant for that purpose. Ami when one realizes of tho that about one-haalumina is pure aluminum metal, and worth from :r to "0 cents per pound, th of Ltahs new end magnitude In dolits Importance as measuredIndustry, lars, is a most pleasing surprise. I'otash to lie If Is n question of bttt a few months, pcrtsaps a year, when potash will he a at the plant. The respective stagescompany's which through the aluiute passes on Its to the extra 'tUm of potash leavesway tho alumina in the very best possible condition for the extraction of th metal. Will th future aluminum ingots go to eastern markets, to be transformed Into kiirhen ware and other utensils, then returned to Utah at fancy rrlccs or will Salt Lake get a "move on itself and keep that industry In Utah? The is being asked da 11 v. question - K. Forsyth, recentlyofof the Standard Chendtal company and Detroit, comnow manager of the Utah Po?ah pany. Is here, and la perfecting plans for a plant. His co.npany has secured control of the valuable nluulte holdings of the Florence Mining company, from which an elght-mii- e tram will be built to a point lessaerial a mile from the than ver & F.io Grand station, where Denthe will l P erected. There Is plenty plant of money behind Mr. Forsyth and the the enterprise is merely completion a matter ofofmonths. ar; ii Climate, Soil, Irrigation and aiunlte, which also parallels a dyke of fu.-ftMfMi-j-, Tlirow Away Your LAND NORTHERNJAH Greatest Industries. weeks of delay, owing to themany construction of th faulty aerial tram. the Mineral Productsc at Maryn-va,orporttonn potash and Ltah, is workingplant smoothly thee 9xy j. F. tm.bs IntnaR-ThVrroirhfitl, th all I.akr Route officers of ttie corporation Howard r. president: 'mpbl!. f. MarDoweli, .hurl of the president Armour Fertilizer com pan vice v, presiJ. J dent; nnintrn. vice Ac or theSidney Reflti-n- Z Lntte.l States Sin el tin if president Charles company, vtco Kichter. e.retary-treatire- r, pre Mdent; with Use 'dlnwtnsr directors: P. 4 Faulkner. W.. If OeUhenen. Carl F. llnjredorn. H. Klfrstetn. Frederick Leon and Charles -. JUchteThtji la tho first company to manufacture potassium avilphati In fommerrUI quantities In the Cnite.l :Uate. sntl the first In the. world to extract potash In commercial quantities from th rinn-'m- l aiunlte. known Arnonr the stockholder. with national John It. reputation may be mentioned of WestlnKhou-(.'hurch-Kevlace, prexrnt company and well known the, engineer lu hare during the early days of I theC. Panama rinal; J. Armour. Klauthoff. prominent New .York corporation lawyer; 1. A. National Cltr bank director Valentin, of New York, and F. H. Peahody, prominent coal operator an J financier of 17 Eye-Glasse- s! by Men of National Reputation, the Enterprise Is Destined to Become Dne of the State's f SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1915 N, EASTERN MEN PURCHASE UTAH'S FIRST POTASH PLANT IS A SUCCESS Racket IIERALu-REPUBLICA- - SiEHE RUCK ISALT.L'AK In a three-re- el comedy FILM TEMPO Written by Charles Van Loan. "THE GIRL WITH TIIE CAM ERA" Thrilling Western Drama. 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