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Show 2 The Western Mineral Surrey, Salt Lake City, Utah cent of the State gold output in 1951 came from the West Moun- UTAH Continued from rage 1 mined and treated in tons) Utah in 1951, 97 per cent was copper ore and 2 per cent ore; the remainder was largely silver ore. The quantity of copper ore mined nearly all of which came from Bingham district declined in 1951, owing to a labor strike of five days at the Utah Copper property of the Kennecott Copper Corp. On the other hand, the tonnage of ore, which came largely from the Bingham and Park City districts, was much greater in 1951 than in 1950 as a result of fulltime operations except for shutdowns of 8 to 13 days at the principal zinc-lea- d mines. MILLING AND SMELTING The most important milling plants in Utah that operated nearly all year were the Magna and Arthur copper mills each) of the Kennecott Copper Corp, the Midvale 1,700-to- n zinc-leaconcentrator of the International Smelting & Rezinc-lead-silv- zinc-lead-silve- r d zinc-lea- d n fining .Co., the concentrator of the Silver King Coalition Mines CO. at Park City zinc-lean conand the centrator of the Combined Metals Reducton Co. at Bauer. Copper oire treated at mils dropped from 31,047,220 tons in 1950 to approximately 30,530,000 tons in ore treated 1951, but zinc-lea- d increased from 577,689 tons to 800-to- d about 700,000 tons. Smelting operations in Uta were shut down for brief periods in 1951, owing to labor strikes. The Garfield copper smelter of the American Smelting & Refining Co. operated eleven, months of the year, principally on copper concentrates from the Magna and Arthur mills. The Midvale lead smelter of the United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Co. operated nearly all the year, principally on lead concentrates produced from ore from company-owned- 1 mines n Utah. The Tooele lead smelter of the International Smelter & Refining Co. was idle six weeks following a fire In the Cottrell plant, August g 27, and the company zinc conplant, operated in junction with the lead smelter, was likewise idle six weeks. The lead smelter operated mostly on lead concentrates from mills, ore and lad ore'and zinc-leafrom mines, in California, Nevada and Utah, The . slag-fumin- . d. slag-fumi- ng plant ' treated a total of about 87,800 tons of hot current slag and crude ore in 1951, compared with 87,761 tons in 1950; production was approximately 17,700 tons of zinc fume averaging 73.44 per cent zinc and 2050 tons of lead fume averaging 52.44 per cent lead and 17.80 per cent zinc. The International copper smelter at Tooele remained idle. The Kennecott Copper Corp. operated its copper refinery at Garfield nearly all year and mainly wire bars from copper "bullion received from the Garfield smelter. Construction of the refnery was completed In 'September, 1950, and the first shipment of wire bars was made Ofitfiber 17. 1951 in 1950; 5 it was folless than lowed by the New Park prop- a dark Fork, Ida. Approval of defense minerals loan for a erty at Park City, United States $57,310 copper property near & Lark group at Bingham, Fork is enabling CompChief Consolidated mine at Eu- Clark ton I. former Idaho conWhite, reka, and Park Utah Consoli- gressman, to resume a develdated and Silver King Coalition opment halted by court order properties near Park City. about 30 years ago. SILVER which resulted The Production of silver in Utah in the litigation court arose when the in 1951 increased to 7,365,000 White interests, owners of the fine ounces, a gain of 281,192 darinda, were driving a long ounces (4 per cent) over 1950. tunnel to gain depth on a vein A substantial increase in output which had yielded rich ore in ore shallow surface of silver from zinc-leaworkings, White outin more than offset the loss said. put from copper ore. In 1951 The course of the tunnel took about 3,200,000 fine ounces of it across the corner of a mining silver were recovered from cop- claim owned Copper Giant per orezinc-lea-and 3,150,000 ounces interests, and by it drained off a ore compared from vfrater surface supply to which with 3,312,949 ounces and the Copper Giant held water ounces, respectively, in 1950. Of the total silver in 1951, rights. Giant owners The copper ore supplied 43 per cent, took theCopper to court, and matter zinc-lea- d ore 43, and was ordered the tunnel that it ore, silver ore, and lead ore be 900 feet from off bulkheaded most of the remainder. About face. The tunnel was in 68 per cent o'f the State silver the 2100 feet and within an estimatthe output in 1951 came from dis150 feet of its vein objeced West Mountain (Bingham) when the work was halted. tive Park the cent from trict, 15 per White now owns the Copper City region, and 13 per cent The Giant property, which blocked from the Tintic district the far was development, and has also by Utah Copper mine in silver acquired the. adjoining Larson the largest producer of Utah in 1951; it was followed by claims. The three groups, comthe United States & Lark group, prising about 500 acres, are beChief Consolidated mine, New ing develbped together under Park property, Silver King Coa- the name of Howe Mountain lition mine, Park Utah Consoli- Copper. The holdings adjoin Butterfield the Whitedelf mine, which is dated property, group, and West Calumet mine. also controlled by the White family. COPPER Removal of the bulkhead and Most of the copper produced of the continuation in Utah is' recovered from copUtah development will be part per ore mined from the of the program approved by Copper open pit at Bingham by the Kennecott Copper Corp. the DMA. Since --approval of The property was shut down the project, a 2 mile access five days in 1951 because of a road has been constructed. labor strike, which resulted in a loss of about 9,000,000 pounds of copper. Among other Utah properties, only the United States & Lark group at Bingham produced more than a million pounds of recoverable copper in 1951. These two produc-99 ers contributed more than. Edmonton, Alta. Imeprial Oil, State of the copper. cent Canadas largest oil comLtd., per pany, unveiled plans for the LEAD , ; expansion, and exploraUtahs output of recoverable biggest tion program in its history. lead t increased to 51,300 short It has projected' a capital extons In 1951, a gain of 6547 tons (15 per cent) over 1950, penditure program totaling $120 but it was about 5 per cent be- million, of which $30 million low normal. The ain over 1950 will be spent during the final four months of 1951 and $90 resulted largely from an in- million zinl-rleain 1952. crease in output of & In a prospectus covering its ore from the United States Lark property at Bingham, the forthcoming sale of 2,713,384 adzinc-lea- d ditional shares of common largest producer of ore in Utah, although the prop- stock, the company disclosed 50 budget was per cent of the erty was shut down ten days ' acquisition of Ocfor earmarked in three and in August days tober because of strikes. Sub- acreage, exploration activities stantial increases in lead output and additional production faciliwas made also from zinc-lea- d ties, 25 per cent was for exNew the from ore produced panded refinery capacity, 15 per for marketing and 10 per cent Utah Consolidated, Park, Park modernized cent Coalition proptransportation and Silver King erties in the Park City region. properties. .. ore supplied In 1951, zinc-lea- d It plans to erect a $14,600,-00- 0 of the fluid catalytic cracking unit 46,500 tons (91 per cent) total lead compared, with 39,349 and other facilities at its Sartons in 1950. The remainder nia, Ont., refinery and a came principally from lead 'cat cracker at its Edmonton, Alberta refinery. It ore, silver ore, and ore. About 58 per cent of the also plans to spend $24 million State lead output in 1951 came for similar, facilities at its refrom the West Mountain (Bing- fineries at loco, British Columham) district, 23 per cent from bia, and Regina, Saskatchewan. the Park City region, and 12 per cent from the Tintic disZINC trict. The United States & Lark the remained far Utahs by output of recoverable property Utah of lead 1951 in was approximately zinc in largest producer and its output in 1951 was about 34,600 short tons, a gain of 2922 13 per cent more than in 1950; tons (9 per cent) over 1950. This it was followed by the Chief gain resulted mainly from an Consolidated mine, Park Utah increase in output of zinc-lea- d Consolidated property, Silver ore from the United States & King Coalition mine, New Park i Lark property at Bingham and mine, West Calumet mine, and from the New Park, Park Utah Butterfield group. Consolidated, and Silver King d gold-silv- er long-dorma- GOLD 1951 output of gold was 22,351 fine ounces less than that in 1950, it was well above normal. This loss resulted entirely from the decline in output of copper ore, as there was a gain in output ore. In 1951, from zinc-lea- d ounces of gold about 393,000 from copper were recovered ore and 37,800 ounces from zinc-lea-d ore compared with 413,090 ounces and 37,324 ounces, respectively, in 1950. Of the total ore furgold in 1951, copper zinc-leaore, nished 90 per cent; most ores silver and and gold 9, of the remainder. About 94 per d ORDER DIRECTING MANNER AND FORM OF NOTICE Probate Ns. 18,908 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TBS THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN AND FOR SALT LAKE COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH IN THE MATTER OF ADOPTION OP EARL LE GRANDE. MERRILL, a Mlnm-Upo- Huge Expansion Slated For Canadian Oil . . d -- gold-silv- er Eastern Stocks These quotation! furnished by Merrill Lynch. Pearce, Fenner Sc Beane, 23 East Second South, St., Balt Lake City, Utah, Bid Asked 9.90 Amalgamted Sugar, Pfd. . .$9.50 $24.50 First See. Corp. Class A. 23.75 19.87 19.25 Fuel Mountain 18.00 19.50 Utah Fire Clay 27.50 26.50 Utah Oil Refining 13.12 13.50 Utah Southern Oil 74.00 76.50 ZCMI 00 n reading the verified petition of Earl Hans Merrill and Ilene Cecelia Merhusband and wife, for rill, of the above named minor child, adoption which petition le on file herein, and It appearing therefrom that said minor child la a deserted and abandoned child, the said child having been declared to be such by decree of this court, and It appearing that notice of hearing on said for adoption Should bo given by petition posting notice in accordance with the statutes Utah In such can made and provided, and by two successive weekly publications In the Western Mineral Survey, a newspaper of general circulation In Utah, and the court being further and fully advised In the premises and good cause therefor appearing IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that hearing on said petition for adoption be had before the Honorable Martin M. Larson at his courtroom In the City and County Building, Balt Lake City, Utah, on the 29th day of January, 1952. at the hour of 2:00 oclock P. M. of date, and It la further ordered that notice of hearing on said petition be given by posting notice of hearing thereon at three public places In But County, Utah, vis: at the West entrance of the City and County Building, at 33rd South and State Streets, and at the U. 8. Poet Office In Murray, Utah, all within Balt Lake County, Utah for at least ten days prior to said hearing, and by publication as aforesaid prior to said bearing, and that any other notice than herein specified be dispensed with. Dated this 15th day of January, 1952. Martin M. Larson, Judge Caterpillar Co. Plans Expansion Caterpillar Tractor Co. announces an expansion program that wil include a new factory in New York, Pennsylvania, extensive additions to the Joliet, 111., plant, and some improvements in the Peoria, III, plant. The York plant will be built on a site of approximately 180 acres just outside the city limits, and will cover 360,000 sq. area. About 1000 ft of floor persons will be employed. ' additions to Joliet the Major plant will be a 230,000 square foot extension to the present NOTICE ORDER DIRECTING MANNER a sepAND FORM OF NOTICE manufacturing building, Probata No. 85902 arate parts building covering w the court IN AND district the adTHIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. of 280,000 square feet and an FOR SALT LAKE STATE COUNTY, dition to the heating plant Over tah PROBATE DIVISION OF 1900 people are already em- IN THE MATTER OF EARL LE GRANDE mwhwttt, Minor. ployed at Joliet and this number Hans Upon the verified petition of Earl Merrill and liens Cecelia Merrill will be increased to tapproxi-matel- y era file herein, wherein It that 3000 next year. Upon the above mentioned minorappears child la a deserted and abandoned child, praying completion of the new additions, that this court determine said fact: andit that the parents of said minor about 1000 more employes will appearing child are not residents of Salt be needed. . County, Utah, but that the natural mother . la a of the State of Utah, and that notice by publication Is most the practical method of notice In said cause to the kin ofgiving said minor- - child,- and upon application of counsel for petitioners, ana good cause therefor appearing, XT IS ORDERED that bearing on aald petition be had before the Honorable Martin M. Larson, Judge of the above entitled court, at his courtroom In non-reside- nt $5,-500,0- Although Utahs These quotations furnished by J. A. Hogle & Company, 132 South Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah. . AR American Smelting $51 54 A Anaconda Copper 35 HM Homestake Mining Attorneys for Administrator 47 N International Nickel 622 Nswhouse Building 78 PD Fhelphi Dodge Balt Lake City, Utah 89 KN Kennecott Copper OTP Utah Power - d 1952 25, ere to the undersigned at 622 Newhouao Building, Balt Lake City, Utah, on or before the 22 day of Much, A. D., 1952. Edward M. Bown, administrator with Will Annexed of the Estate of NON1E A. HOIXST, deceased. Date of first publication, January 18th, A. D. 1952. Senior Ss Senior Industrial Stocks lead- er (40,-000-t- on 700-to- Federal Loan tain (Bingham). As usual, the Utah Copper Aids Work At mine at Bingham was the the State ing gold producer in by a wide margin, but its gold Clark Fork was per cent output in January WESTERN MINERAL SURVEY East 1st South or Telephone: 22-2- 4 1879. ' 84X0 for two Subscription Rates years 52.50 for one year, and 51.50 for alz month. Plena mention Weatem Mineral Survey when writing to advertisers Advertising rate on application. . HUL ; - 45 65 Entered aa aecond close matter et Balt Lake city. Utah under Act of Karsh & t r the nt Buelneaa Manager . date; and It Is ORDERED that notice of aid hearing be given by publication of the same for two consecutive weeks In the .Western Mineral Survey, a newspaper of general circulation m the State of Utah, the first publication to bo haa at least ten days before said bearing, and It le further ordered that any other notice than herein prescribed be dispensed with.' Dated this 15th day of August, 1951. Martin M. Larson, Judge All new of the development of the Intermountain Section, published by The Western Mineral Survey. "Ail new appearing In the Weston Mineral Surrey la obtained ..from sources believed to bo 'reliable bnt no responsibility le asumed for accuracy of statements. . Notices Legal The Western Mineral Survey is qualified as a Newspaper to publish Legal Notices, Having Been Approved in the Third District Court of Salt Lake County, State of Utah. Probate & Guardianship Notices s ' XN SUMMONS Ns, 94281 DISTRICT COURT THE. .Civil ' OF SALT LAKE COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. ROBERT ALLEN REYNOLDS, Plaintiff. Vs. BARBARA JEAN OABUE, Defendant. THE STATE OF UTAHTO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: You art summoned and required 'to' serve upon SAMUEL BERNSTEIN, tiffs attorney, whoso address Is 404plainBos- ton Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, an answer to the complaint within 20 days after service of this summons upon von. X you fell so to do, by default will be taken against Judgment you for relief da- manded In said complaint, which been filed with the clerk of said court, and a copy of which la hereto and herewith served upon you. This la an action to annul the marriage contract entered Into between plaintiff and defendant. Dated January 18. 1952. SAM UJSJL, BKuwwIitlK Attorney for Plaintiff, 404 Boston Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT , North Standard Mining Company, principal plaqe of business, 148 South first For Further Information Con- West Street, Room 4. Provo, Utah. Notice la hereby given that at a meetsult the Clerk of the District ing of the Board of. Directors held on Court or Respective Signers. the 21st day of .1952, an assessment of lc perJanuary, share was levied on the capital stock of the corporation payable Immediately to A. W. Clyde, the Company's Secretary at 148 South First NOTICE TO CREDITORS Provo, Utah. Estate of Alberta L. Wilson, formerly West Street, Any stock upon which this assessment Alberta Lapbam, deceased. unpaid on the 23rd day of Creditors will present claim with may remain1952, will be delinquent and with vouchers to the undersigned at 405 February, advertised for sale at public auction, 'and Dooly Building. Salt Lake City, Utah on unless payment la made before, will be or before the 12th day of Much, A. D, old on the 18th day of Marsh, 1952. at 1952. the hour of 2 o'clock p.m. of said day John H. White administrator of so much of each of stock as the Estate of Alberta L. Wilson, may be necessary to parcel pay assessment and formerly Alberta Lapham, Deceased. cost of sale. Date of first publication January 1L Sale will take place at 420 Felt BuildA. D., 1952. ing, Balt Lake City, Utah, at the above David A. West, Attorney for Admlnetra-to- r. hour and place. . NORTH STANDARD MININO COMPANY By A. W. CLYDE, Secretary . NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Nick Tedesco Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 314 Judge of NICK TEDESCO, deceased. Date of first publication, January A. D., 1952. Gordon B. Christenson, Attorney. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 18th Estate of NONES A. HOUU3T, deceased. Creditors will present claims with voucb- - V NOTICE SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF RAYMOND ELY WEST MININO COMPANY. Notice Is hereby given that a special meeting of the stockholders of the Raymond Ely West Mining Company win be held At the office of the company at 107 West South Temple street 228) Balt Lake City, Utah, on the(room 26th of February. 1952, at 2:00 oclock In day the afternoon for the following purposes: consider and act upon the d sale of Apex No. 4 mining claim owned by this company, and In located OF pro-pom- " 1 |
