Show CROWTHER ARRIVES J I WITH NEWS i I Improved Carrier Carriel for Rapidly Increasing Ton Ton- nages DOING MUCH FOR CAMP 1 ila 1 to Hc ted to Connection tion III W With lh Station at atu u in Iii t t o Next ext Four Months i r i For the output of its mines Alta I Is Is within the next four months to h haVe ha le transportation of the most InexpensiVe in inexpensive In- In expensive at least m t as far as I Wasatch said Henry M. M Crowther upon upon up up- on his return from the East during durig the day a nor is there any doubt that at that point Its tonnages will be re received rc- rc I cd aboard the railroad which Mr 11 I Crowther and his associates are arc Undertaking un- un to rehabilitate Undoubtedly Undoubted Undoubted- L ly Jr said Mr Crowther the railway Is g going to be restored an and while he heW W does not at nt this time think it discreet t to admit the public pUb to all his plans nor to exact means with which that x result Is going to be accomplished his assurance I Is a most positive c one It I Is the intention of or Manager 1 Crowther of the tho Continental Alia Aita f i which has hns been so liberal iberal in tho the exI expenditure ex ex- V. I of or means with which to I afford an economic outlet to the thc L. L t Wealth alth of or that camp to ploce proceed d Immediately Im mi- t. t Ij mediate mediately with the improvements tipon upon up tip on the aerial tramway tram that the producers producers producers pro pro- ma may utilize It at a great saving sayIng sav say 1 f ing to themselves and it is to be bee af reasonable the lie e hoped profits to J i f-i com company any which has hns made this privilege l liege possible Commenting upon this r. r t. t yesterday Mr Crowther said ahl that he c J proposed to go ahe-ad ahe tit lit once to place c 4 detachable bucl buckets ets on th the aerial tramline tram- tram r line lino and to also add to tho the number with which it Is at present equipped Ills His Intention Inde Indeed d. d Is to meet all ail I t. t requirements of or the producer t r Ill BI Big Sa Ings Made The GIt City Rocks Hocks will effect a f J lion with the tramway today find beI be begin be- be r I gin the forwarding Ing of ot Its Us ores over o that line This is a saving sa of SO per percent t.- t. cent said fald Manager Crowther on coal coi l V Y gasoline and the hor horse feed horie-feed c feed going up to th the mine and of or CO GO per cent on 0 1 timber and lum lumber On cr er general supplies sup sup- f i- i I plies It means a saving ving of ot 60 per lid cent t t and amI under th the agreement with It Its customer cus cus- tomer torner a n saving will be he made of G CC per pel percent cent on the second class ore coming coining l down and CO fiO per pel Cent on the firstI first first- I clu class There are aie assurances that ever even t j furth further I sayings savings are to b be made t. t In the next few tew weeks weel s tIme tile company will have havo arran arranged to take care of or al nil business along the he hue lino und and promises 1 others as many concessions n ns as has beer 0 made to city rocks In In improving the outlet Mr It Crowther explained that It was as his It 4 I Intention to divide what I is known othe o- o t the Second Into three sections section V I 1 and to have It to In the next four foul mouths months f 1 He lie reports Interest In Utah Ulah 4 i I COpP coppers IM In the East gast and said with manifest pride that Alta the time t I of which camp he lie was among 1 f t the tue first tt to undertake Is receiving not j a u little little- attention He lie reports a n small v A but regular t tonnage coming front from the thc V r Continental mines that It is not greater great great- j 0 or er at this time Is that better facilities J f for transporting It are arc now assured V arid anti upon which the lie management l. l V feels that it ought to await |