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Show United States Department of the Interior National Park Service 0U8 No. 102'-00". National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Section NO.JL Page L Utah Ore Sampling Mill, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah President, F.R. Wooley the Secretary and A.W. Gates the general manager. It was t n this year that the name of the mill changed to the Utah Ore Sampling Mill. By 1911, the two Wooleys had moved on and Jesse Knight became President. Knight held this position for over forty years. A.W. Gates remained General Manager until 1914, when F.M. Manson accepted the position. Frank M. Manson was active in the early development of the mining industry in Utah, Nevada and California. 14 Manson served as General Manager of the Utah Ore Sampling Mill from 1914 to 1921; he was later employed for time as 'Ge'nee -'\ 1 'Mcanager of the Western Ore purchasing Company. Manson retired from the mining i~dustry in 1939; he continued to supervise his extensive cattle holdings in Mexico until his death in March, 1951. 15 aJ The same year Manson began employment with the mill . (1914)) W. Lester Mangum became '·secretary. Mangum was known as a prominent Utah mining and business organizer, s:.. ",' "church man,t,.,· and educator. He was born to James and Amy Mangum in Nephi, Utah on November 27, 1873. His parents were among the first pioneers to settle the St. George, Utah area. Lester began attending Br~ ' ham Y~ur~B&Y~~~~y_in 1898; in 1900, he left Provo to serve a mission for th DS or'Mormon Church) On completion of the two-year mission, Mangum returned to col ~ge, gra~ting in 1905. Later that year he married Jennie Knight, daughter of~~~~ght (P~esident, Utah Ore Sampling Mill 1911-1951+). Mangum was responsible for helping to organize and direct various mining, smelting and refining companies. He helped to organize the l.C,. Lt.· "(.,'..a... American-Columbian Corporation for which he was Vice-president and Mal~er; the company's holdings included one million acres of land in South America. Mangum was Secretary of the Utah Ore Sampling Mill from 1914 until the time of his death in 1949. He passed away at the age of seventy-five. However, the one man with the longest and closest association with the sampling mill is EmilIe George Jensen. Jensen was born in 1882 in Brigham City, Utah. In 1915, he married Myrtle McEwan in Salt Lake City; the couple has two sons Don and ~eed. Jensen began his lifetime career at the mill in 1916 as the'tssistant M~;ager. \·lP Bv 1921, he had been promoted to Manaqer; two years later he became the ,.,.. \.c.. ,.~. General Manager. In 1946 EmilIe was appointed Vice President and General Manger; t·t \.~. \ -c. by 1950 his title was that of Executive V~ce President. Jensen was a member of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers; he retired ~tm the mill in 1958. Jensen passed away in December of 1962. 16 ,.t.. ,.(:. INDUSTRY At the Utah Ore Sampling Mill, the raw ore arrived by rail in hopper cars. The mill has the unique situation of being located between the railroad tracks, the 14 Salt Lake Tribune, March 20, 1951. Obituary on page 9. 15 Salt Lake Tribune, March 20, 1951. Obituary on page 9. |
