By Jordan DeWitt.  The Beginnings of Commercial Mining Colonel Patrick E. Conner.

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By Jordan DeWitt

 The Beginnings of Commercial Mining Colonel Patrick E. Conner

 Transcontinental Railroad

  Big Cottonwood  Park City  Tintic  West Mountain District Early Mining Areas

 Bingham1865 – 1917$419,699,686 Park City1870 – 1917$169,814,024 Tintic1869 – 1917$180,401,804 Three Leading Mining Districts

Smelters Mingo Smelter 90th S. State St. Sandy, Utah

 Midvale Area  Old Jordan Mine  Bingham Smelter

  Ontario  Silver King  Daly-West  Daly-Judge  Silver King Consolidated Park City District

Samuel Newhouse Mining Entrepreneur

Labor

 Good and Bad Downturn  Great Depression Upswing  World War II

  Lime kilns found near many Utah towns.  Utah Lime and Stone Company -One of the oldest company’s in Utah -Prepared and sacked hydrated lime  Used in the sugar industry Limestone

 Architecture  Fort Douglas  State Capital

  Rio Tinto- Kennecott Copper

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