Show utah s mining industry proves valuable in states state s welfare the immense contributions made by the mining industry to individuals ll 11 al state and federal governments inell N anil iiii associated businesses anro ill important impo ilant factors in bringing in liming about general industrial slon the fact that the mineral industry lias has till an average annual disbursement bur lit in utah of approximately SS t for wages freight and kiil supplies allu illustrates brates the necesse necessity of main inta lining ining this valuable industry on oil it ii basis conol netye to successful ce fall operation the large mining and smelting smelling sm elting projects alint comprise till tills enormous asset nil all had their beginning tu to the prospectors who first made disc disco verv followed by the pro promoters inot who provided finances for do de of ore bodies much imich credit Is due for the growth and financial expansion of one of tile the vests greatest industries first cattle en me the prospector with ft ath his discovery discover of the blont or of the outcrop then followed years of if delop ment work ork and in ili many instances struggles and dissat efin hardly be appreciated by b anyone not closely mining before the prO property porty reached the dividend paying stage it is to these beginners then lien that the first honors for mining prosperity must lie given in ili the mountains of utah and adjacent jacent states are stored a large part of the nations future supply of metals aud the nonmetallic non metallic until now only the most accessible j of the deposits of copper leada genbi zinc and of gold and stiver silver lilye bae been worked although success suc ceis lina has tit tended the efforts of those who ho mil acl annl treated fronted the ores of ahme many problems problem will arl tit in the future lit in connection etith the treatment trentin ont of them then too we as a yet vet know wy very little concerning the possibilities po of di IlIve lopIng now deposits deposit of sold gold silver copper lend leid and zinc which mute be lone one as n tinie time goes on lit ID order to insure the present of our industry moreover Mr nei the potential tips tic lime have col been compre hendon i its regards the mining treatment of the deposits of coal of other than coal of iron of the salines of the griat blasin of clay and phate depo deposits gits and the many oth pr er non no n met till les favorable action on oil the propos nl ill for oil nil appropriation tobe to be used it fi the construction of a larger mid better equipped mineral ex station at salt lake city is viewed with enthusiasm by b ini luing men nian throughout the surrounding region with proper facilities research work will be carried on oil to even cen greater extent than heretofore and a highly val diable aid made aval littile the im of improving methods of handling complex ores and pro liln information atlon on little known minerals and tion lion can not he be over 0 er emalin emphasized sized the help that through gli this procedure p roe edere will he e offered defere rd to the prospector will I 1 produce results of a highly anable lature western survey jurvey |