Inter-Mountain Republican | 1906-03-13 | Page 6 | Grant Snyder's Visit

S VISIT V V V V oj tf r Ii it I L V V for i Jill unit V V j Grant under e nent I Ih Iho he I i l i k I a li l county Cal al a C a place in iii th he the category of hi lilt big ones came caine In III cumuli camp Ha day for fill ur a fl with the pC M Iho Itu Western J x 11 by hy which tit lie w vest t. t HJ an 01 n w wa controlled ind dej r for I camp nain last It night light Of or the thC Pf till the control jf of wh which kh lias added il el to the ibe u mets j-mets l if the time IJ G Exploration com com- any pany und ancI II by latter I provision plo is is iso Ii to o be he made mud at al an all f day clay for fUl the le- le luction gf yf iti-i iti ore ole bodies tt Manager J el Snyder says he is iM at putting hem in shape for fOI a active tic Ll extraction and that thai wl with this he is ready cl to lo 1 respond ll tl witH any tonnage ito tho I smelter smeller management mn may call for fOIl That there c is a a. u ton less than bait two ih mil mil- 11 lions Ions now exposed in tho mines ManaJ gel ger Snyder will not stal stand l for roi und and to demonstrate it he hc i is ready a at any hour V I In Iii th the same locality are arc the lie V r mines mum-es V VIii aim ind furnaces of ur the ng company owned and operated lt ll IV b by the United States Mining V company and from which li J. a steady Inn Inn- image lago of or matte Is IR being IL to In I tha company's s plant in iii this ibis valley at it the Bully Hill formerly Iho tho prop prop- eity erty of oC Cat line fine e ac ace being Och achieved l Mr lr 11 Snyder under whose m direction the ties lies of f the Utah Mining company tim out of St. St G George were re made i lo to theIr riches and V al' al assert their merits iti still had hart a a. a w warm ll n spot beneath his im vest for or that region In lii wh which Ich he expects expects' t te to i eo seine of the biggest In iii copper lol mining That Mr di- di c and his associates haw have taken hold of ot some of fir If Its Us offerings and aim that hat others arc alO sparring for fol bUI bargains was an all evident evi lent dent source of lC if satisfaction to one who a always contended el that the tho soul southern hirn In camp was vas endowed with as many icy op opportunities i H as as any In the country a mm fact that I Im- Im Is being houri hourly emphasized