Wilbur Harry Smith (1913-1988) was a division geologist for the Kennecott Copper Corporation from 1959 to 1978. He began his career as a geologist in his teenage years working for the International Smelting and Refining Plant in Tooele, Utah. This experience led to his job as sampler at Lark Mine for the U. S. Smelting, Refining and Mining Company, circa 1944, and then to mine exploration work at El Tisur Mines in Oaxaca, Mexico. Most of his years as geologist, however, were spent at Kennecott studying the Oquirrh Mountains west of Salt Lake City, plotting underground and surface geologic maps, and visiting and photographing old smelters.
Wilbur H. Smith was born to Howard Milburn and Jessie Ethel Smith on April 29, 1913, in Tooele, Utah. His father was chief clerk at Anaconda's International Smelter at Tooele. This instilled in Smith a lifelong interest in mines, smelters, railroads, history, and photography. His love of photography would one day lead him to photograph the north end of the Oquirrh Mountains from the open cockpit of an airplane during the 1930s, and to document the demolition of Bingham during the 1960s. These materials were later compiled into a scrapbook entitled "The Death and Burial of Bingham." He took photographs of the machine house in the old Tooele smelter "from every conceivable angle," and also documented, through photography, the geology of several mines and mining districts, such as Bingham and Tooele, Utah.
During the 1930s Smith worked at the International Smelting and Refining Plant in Tooele. One colleague mentions that "there were days of standing on a wooden platform in special big wooden shoes, sprayed by a water hose, re-bricking the floor inside a still-hot sulfurous reverberatory furnace, and of shoveling the black chalcocite dust that was rich Mountain City smelting ore." Smith also attended the University of Utah during the 1930s, putting himself through school with money earned in the mill at Anaconda's Walker Mine in California. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in geology on June 4, 1935. He studied petrology for another two years but did not have enough money to complete a graduate degree.
During World War II Smith found employment as sampler in the High Ore mine at Butte, Montana. After the war he worked as a geologist for thirteen years in the U.S. Smelting, Refining and Mining Company's mines at Lark, Utah. His employment at Lark was interrupted in 1957 with a proposal from the Republic Steel Corporation to do exploration work at El Tisur Mines in Oaxaca, Mexico. He worked a year or so in Mexico and then returned to his native Tooele. His love for Tooele's mining activities, railroad, and smelter are manifest through the countless photographs he took, and in the papers and books he collected on these subjects.
In 1959 Smith was hired as junior geologist for Kennecott Copper Corporation's Bingham geology department. His geological knowledge of the Bingham district was "invaluable," enabling him to map the underground structures of the Kennecott mine as well as write a history of the district (which was never completed). Many of his articles on the Bingham district, such as "More Jobs For Geology Spur Better Mapping Methods at Bingham Canyon," were published in magazines and guidebooks and are present in the collection. Between 1961 and 1969 Smith was promoted to geologist, then senior geologist, and finally division geologist. During this time he was involved in organizations such as the Utah Geological Society, the Geological Society of America, the Society of Economic Geologists, and the Society of Professional Geologists. He was also a member of the Tooele Museum Board and was involved in a local discussion group of geology professionals and university professors.
Smith retired from Kennecott in 1978 after nineteen years of service. Even after his retirement, however, Smith continued to research the structural geological history of the Oquirrh mountain range and take photographs of smelters and mining areas as a hobby. This was cut short with the advancement of diabetes which confined him to his Holladay apartment, and later to the Tooele County Hospital, where he died in 1988.
The Wilbur H. Smith papers (1853-1988) contain mining and geology documents collected by Wilbur H. Smith (1913-1988), a former division geologist for Kennecott Copper Corporation. The collection is divided into four sections and contains essays, publications, maps, correspondence, notes, books, newspaper and magazine articles, geology charts, reports, and pamphlets. The collection contains information on smelting, railroads, and the United States Geological Survey; Bingham, Utah, and the nearby Kennecott Copper mine; prominent miners in Utah; and national and international mining organizations and areas. The collection also contains some of Smith's personal correspondence, information on his employment in Oaxaca, Mexico, and documents resulting from his education at the University of Utah.
The first section, Personal Papers, contains information on Smith's employment in Mexico, his retirement, and home purchase; a typescript of the diary of his father, and correspondence. Also included are memorial addresses for William Russell Anderson, a geologist for Kennecott Copper Corporation; Smith's caricature and appointment books; and University of Utah documents. The correspondence in box 1, dating 1955-1988, includes information on the history of the U.S. mining industry, papers and articles written on Bingham mining activities in Utah, and Smith's collection of publications on mining history, such as Copperfield by Arilla B. Jackson. Correspondence relating to Smith's death is located in box 1, folder 4. Miscellaneous personal documents include expenses, medical prescriptions, and customs information relating to Smith's job in Oaxaca, Mexico; retirement certificates; and titles and deeds from his home purchase in the 1960s. These are located in box 2 and date from 1909-1996. A typescript of his father's diary, 1909-1911; memorial addresses for his Kennecott co-worker, William Anderson, and a caricature of Smith are also located in box 2. Smith's appointment books, dating 1967-1969, are in box 3. His files containing reports, essays, and notes from his University of Utah classes are located in boxes 4-5 and date from 1932-1940.
The second section, Mining and Geology Files, dates from 1871-1985 and is divided into four groups. These groups focus on Bingham Canyon mining in Utah, international mining, Kennecott Copper Corporation, railroads, smelting, and the United States Geological Survey. They are located in boxes 6-23 and consist of reports, essays, notes, magazine and newspaper articles, correspondence, booklets, and diagrams. Also included are biographies on miners such as Charlie Ney Kenco and United States Geological Survey maps.
The third section of the collection, Mining and Geology Maps, consists mainly of maps but also includes oversize materials. The majority of the maps date from 1853-1982 and show the topography, geology, and development of mines and mining areas in Utah. Also included are United States and international mining area maps with similar cartographic features. The maps show national and international areas containing coal reserves and mineral deposits, as well as United States railroad routes. The Utah, United States, and international maps are located in boxes 24-25. Included in the oversize materials is a national historical atlas, 1966-1968, with information on United States culture, exploration, territories, and elections from the late eighteenth century to 1968; and a set of 1971 colored prints of Indians first published by Thomas L. McKenney between 1836 and 1844. Indian warriors and leaders such as Sequoyah and Black Hawk are represented. The oversize items are located in box 26.
The fourth section, Articles and Miscellaneous Materials, contains newspaper and magazine articles, 1875-1987, with information on ghost towns, nuclear holocaust, pioneers, mines in Utah, geologic rock structures, and transportation. The articles, located in boxes 27-29, are arranged in the subject and date classifications established by Smith. Editions of
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Photographs were transferred to the Multimedia Division of Special Collections (P0335).
This series reflects Smith's personal life. The correspondence in box 1, folders 1-10 between Smith and his colleagues, has been kept in its original alphabetical order and includes information on the history of the U. S. mining industry, particularly the Bingham mining district. Box 1, folder 1 includes information on the "Tale of Tails" by James J. Bean, while the original document is located in box 12, folder 11. The correspondence in box 1, folder 11 is in reference to the University of Wyoming's request for Smith's photographic documentation of the Bingham mining area. These photographs are now located in the Multimedia Section of the Manuscripts Division. Other personal materials dealing with Smith's employment in Oaxaca, Mexico, his retirement, and home purchase are located in box 2. Most of the materials in box 2, folder 1 deals with Smith's preparations in leaving for Oaxaca and his medical condition while employed there. The typescript of his father's diary in box 2, folder 7 contains a record of the construction of the Tooele Valley Railway and Tooele Plant from 1909-1911. Smith's appointment books are located in box 3 and his reports, drawings, and notes from classes he enrolled in at the University of Utah are located in boxes 4-5.
Folder 4 pertains to Wilbur Smith's death.
These folders contain correspondence, expenses, medical prescriptions, customs information, and a notebook of names of people associated with El Tisur Mines.
Article, poem, and certificates.
Correspondence, lien waiver, insurance titles, real estate contracts, and a warranty deed.
Typescript.
Obituary and memorial addresses.
This box contains reports, outlines, papers, notes, diagrams, and geologic drafting practices on Utah canyons, the geologic history of man, topographic cross sections, and the Appalachian Mountains. Papers by Smith and others, such as the "Interpretation of Topographic Maps," "Geologic Survey of the Tintic Prince Mining Properties in the East Tintic Mountains, Utah," and "Problem on Locating a Faulted Ore Body," are also included.
Paper abstracts.
Includes notes and experiment worksheets.
Includes notes and interference figure charts.
Reports.
These folders contain materials that were originally part of a notebook. Included is information on geology, microscopy, mineralogy, Silver King Mine, and the paragenesis of adirondack deposits. Also included are Smith's registration materials.
Field notes and correspondence on the structure and stratigraphy.
This series includes materials collected and written by Smith on the subjects of mining and geology. Included is information on the Bingham Mining District, international mining areas, and the Kennecott Copper Corporation. The Bingham mining materials, consisting mainly of articles and essays, are divided into three groups: Bingham's history, subject files, and miscellaneous. These materials are located in boxes 6-8 and include information on miners such as Daniel Jackling, ore production, mining methods, early mine exploration, surveying of rocks and minerals, and the geology of the Bingham mining area. The international mining materials also consist of articles and essays and are located in box 9. Included is information on mining areas in Africa, Australia, Canada, and South America. Materials relating to the Kennecott Copper Corporation are in box 10 and include correspondence, meeting minutes, and quarterly geological reports. Smith's "Field Trip 2--Bingham Canyon Mining District" descriptive road log is located in box 10, folder 19.
This section also contains information on various railroads and smelters in the United States; United States Geological Survey papers and maps; and papers by Smith. Materials on railroads such as the Denver and Rio Grande are located in box 11, folders 4-6 and Smith's "Smelters in Utah, 1854 to Present" is in box 12, folder 10. Box 12 also contains James J. Bean's "Tale of Tails," a narrative description of people associated with the Tooele smelter during the 1920s. The United States Geological Survey materials, located in boxes 13-14, stress the geology and geography of Utah and other western states. Information on the 1964 Alaska earthquake, Zion's National Park, and Flaming Gorge is included. Also in this section are papers by Smith and other geologists, as well as subject files. Papers written by Smith, mainly on the Bingham Mining District, are located in box 15. Other papers such as T. P. Billings' writings on the history of mining in Utah, and Kennecott publications are located in box 16. Articles from the Salt Lake Mining Review on various mines and smelters in Utah are located in box 17, folders 1-20. Information on mining associations and societies; mining areas around the United States such as Alaska, Arizona, Idaho, and Montana; and minerals and rocks are located throughout boxes 19-23. Articles about the moon, as well as Spaceship Apollo postage stamps and decals are in box 22, folders 15-16.
Also includes pictures of mines in Bingham area and a newspaper advertisement.
Brief descriptions.
Notes.
Thesis.
An excerpt that includes a map of Utah Copper Company's property in Bingham, Utah, 1909.
Guidebook on the Bingham mining district. Also includes information on mining companies such as Utah Copper Co., Ohio Copper Co., and Utah-Delaware Copper Co.
Excerpt on the geography of Butterfield Mine. Also includes a general report on the Combined Metals Reduction Company.
Chapter excerpt from unknown source.
Excerpt from book entitled
Book excerpts.
Drafts and references for pages 1-268.
Notes.
Newsletter containing photocopies of historical compilations on Lark.
Also includes article, "Lark: Utah's next ghost town."
Includes National Grand Army Encampment history.
Bureau of Mines information circular.
Book articles, essays, and a pamphlet.
Includes a book by George J. Brush.
Magazine article.
Magazine articles.
Programs.
Articles and outlines.
Magazine articles.
Correspondence, advertisements, essays, and magazine articles.
Article.
Magazine articles.
Magazine articles and an essay.
Magazine article.
Mineralogical data and lists of rock types in northern Utah.
Correspondence and an essay.
Essay.
Magazine article and essay.
Magazine articles.
Magazine articles.
Magazine articles.
Correspondence, essays, maps, charts, and reports on Chuquicamata, Copaquire, and Rancagua mining areas.
Report on Anaconda Mine.
Reports.
Magazine articles.
Magazine articles and an essay.
These folders contain outlines, questions, notes, programs, minutes, correspondence, and expense reports on meetings that took place in Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah.
Quarterly geological reports, charts, maps, correspondence, and notes.
Notes.
Descriptive road log.
Includes a bank deposit slip and notes for activity reservations.
Brief history.
Articles of incorporation and a brief history.
Articles of Incorporation.
Coal tickets.
Roster and profiles.
Included are biographies of these men who were associated with various railroad companies, such as the Denver and Rio Grande, throughout the United States.
Brief history.
Includes an issue of
Magazine articles on a new method of recovering copper from copper-bearing solutions.
Magazine article.
Correspondence between Smith and Bean regarding "Tale of Tails" is located in box 1, folder 1.
These folders contain historical information, statistics, diagrams, magazine and newspaper articles, correspondence, notes, essays, and rosters of equipment. Also includes "Smelting Practices at the International Smelting and Refining Company, Tooele Plant," 1968.
Claim Map of Cottonwood-American Fork Area, Utah, 1932; Topographic Map Showing Principal Tunnels of Cottonwood-American Fork Area, Utah, 1943; Geologic Map of Cottonwood-American Fork Area, Utah, 1943; Geologic Section of Cottonwood-American Fork Area, Utah, 1943.
Geologic Plan of Alta Tunnel and Transportation Company Workings, with Projection Parallel to Prince of Wales Fissure, Showing Relation to Annie Tunnel and Prince of Wales Workings; Workings of Maxfield Mine; Geologic Map of Cardiff Mine and Part of Columbus-Rexall Tunnel; Geologic Map of Tar Baby Mine.
Geologic Map of South Hecla, Sells, Rustler, and South Columbus Workings; Geologic Map of Workings in Flagstaff-Emma Ore Zone; Geologic Map of Columbus Consolidated Mine; Wasatch Drain Tunnel; Geologic Map of Frederick Tunnel and Part of Columbus-Rexall Tunnel.
Geologic Plan of Main Tunnels of Michigan-Utah and Alta Consolidated Mine, and Longitudinal Projection of Workings on City Rocks Fissure; Workings of Pacific Mine; Workings of Dutchman Mine; Workings of Miller Mining & Smelting Company; Geologic Map of Workings of Yankee Mine.
Includes rosters, chronologies, historical references, and a final draft of this paper.
Notes and paper presentation to Utah Copper Division Meeting.
Includes notes, drafts, and a final draft.
These folders contain drafts and an outline of the paper, as well as correspondence, schedules, articles, rosters, and miscellaneous materials on the Society of Mining Engineers fall meetings.
Notes and diagrams.
Correspondence, notes, and drafts.
This folder also contains correspondence.
Also includes "Connor's Mining Enterprises." Originally published in 1966.
Excerpts.
Folder 13 contains the following issues: August, 1954; and no. 152, May-June, 1974. Folder 14 contains the following issues: no. 162, February 1976; no. 171, Autumn, 1977; and no. 173, Summer, 1978. Folders 15-16 contains various clipping and photocopies from the newsletter.
This folder includes a photocopy of this book (1899) as well as maps on the Tintic Mining District, Rio Grande Western Railroad Great Salt Lake Route, Camp Floyd, and West Dip, Utah.
Originally published in 1880.
Articles on Bingham mining and geology copied from the periodical orginally from 1899-1932.
Articles on Boston Consolidated, Mercur, Ophir, smelters, and Utah Copper Company. Also includes miscellaneous miner biographies and an index for volumes 15-23.
Drafts, notes, and maps.
Also includes some newspaper articles.
Regional report on geology and ore deposits.
Magazine article, newsletter, correspondence, diagrams, and charts.
Information on 132nd meeting, magazine articles, directory of processing operations, application form, pamphlet, notes, and biographies.
Magazine articles, "Instructions for Witnesses," newsletter, constitution, by-laws, code of ethics, and correspondence.
Magazine articles, essays and professional papers on Aio Mining District; materials on block caving in San Manuel Copper Mine and on the geology of the Ray Copper Deposit and Twin Buttes.
Guide.
Magazine article.
Essays, notes, and magazine articles.
Magazine article.
Essays, magazine articles, and notes.
Essay.
Biography and historical notes.
Essays on the earth's geology and the sun's effects on the earth's climatic history.
Magazine article.
Development statistics.
Essay and magazine articles.
Magazine article and an essay.
Bulletin excerpt from Geological Society of America.
Magazine articles and checklists for study of earthquake effects.
Essay, magazine articles, and
By-laws, announcements, correspondence, and newsletters.
Essays, notes, correspondence and programs for annual meetings, as well as newspaper articles, announcements, an essay, and miscellaneous materials.
Magazine articles,
Pamphlet and magazine articles on the location of gold and silver.
Essays on the geology of the Great Basin.
Essay on Pleistocene core.
Magazine article on mines of Coeur d' Alene.
Articles on Italy's and France's geology, and the earth's mantle in mountain ranges.
Collection of histories gathered and written by students in Jordan School District.
Magazine article and diagrams of worldwide lead and zinc locations.
Correspondence and pamphlet.
Magazine article.
Geological and mineralogical surveys.
Pamphlets, announcements, essays, and meeting minutes.
Pamphlets and magazine articles.
Columnar section chart of unidentified mine.
Magazine articles, Bureau of Mines Information Circular, as well as essays on Butte District and Anaconda Company.
Geological Survey Circulars, essays, and newspaper articles.
Announcements, Bureau of Mines Information Circular, essays, maps, and diagrams. Also includes information on the New Mexico Geological Society.
Magazine article.
Magazine articles and
Essay.
Bureau of Mines report.
Correspondence, magazine articles, essays.
Magazine articles, essays, notes, and a map of world porphyry copper deposits.
Magazine articles.
Essay.
Essays and magazine articles.
Pamphlets, magazine articles, and questionnaire.
News articles.
Essay and dissertation.
Magazine articles.
Essays and statistics.
Information booklet on history of salt manufacturing.
Paper abstracts, magazine articles, and announcements.
Includes magazine articles about the moon, spaceship Apollo stamps and stickers,
Report.
Articles, reports, and information booklets.
Essay on geographical distribution.
Correspondence, rosters, roadlogs, notes, articles, and map.
Pamphlet and newsletters.
Essays on statistics and assessments.
Pamphlets.
Magazine articles.
Guide book.
This series is divided into three categories--Utah maps, United States and international maps, and miscellaneous maps and oversize materials--that are arranged chronologically. The Utah maps, located in box 24, show the geology, topography, and properties of Utah mining districts, particularly Bingham. Also included in box 24 are maps of the Mirror Lake recreation area, located in folder 1, and Utah coal fields, located in folder 3. The United States and international maps, box 25, show the geology of mines and mining districts, and mineral areas, and railroad routes in the United States. Many of these maps show the geology of New Mexico. Geologic maps of Chile, Canada, and South Africa are also included. Miscellaneous maps are located in box 26, folder 1 and oversize materials are in box 26, folders 2-3. The oversize materials include a historical atlas of the United States and a set of 1971 Indian prints first published in the 19th century.
New Mining Map of Utah Showing the Location of the Mining Districts Over an Extent of Territory 150 Miles from North to South, 1871; Map of Bingham Mines West Mountain and Tooele Unorganized Mining Districts, Salt Lake and Tooele Counties, Utah, 1906; United States Geological Survey, Marsh Peak, 1908; Topographic Map of Utah Showing Water-Power Plants, Transmission Lines, Undeveloped Power Possibilities, and Mining Districts, 1918; United States Geological Survey, Coalville, Utah, ed. of 1903, reprinted 1921; United States Geological Survey, Gilbert Peak, ed. of 1906, reprinted 1921; United States Geological Survey, Hayden Peak, Utah-Wyoming, ed. of 1903, reprinted 1923; Bingham and West Mountain Mining District, Salt Lake and Tooele Counties, 1926; Property Map of Tintic and North Tintic Mining Districts, Utah, 1927.
Mirror Lake Recreation Area, 1931; Mirror Lake--Grand Daddy Lake Recreation Area, 1941; Geological Surface Map of Kennecott Mine, 1947; Geologic and Hydrothermal Alternation Map, Utah Copper Mine, Bingham, Utah, 1947-1949; Geological Surface Map of Kennecott Mine, 1949; Butterfield Area, 1949; Geological Surface Maps of Kennecott Mine, 1951, 1953, 1954.
Geological Surface Maps of Kennecott Mine, 1955, 1956; Surface Geology Map of the Bingham District, Salt Lake and Tooele Counties, Utah, 1961; Mining Districts and Mineral Deposits of Utah, 1966; Pit Geology Map of Kennecott Copper Mine, 1968-1969; Geologic Map of the Bingham Mine, 1976; Geologic Map of the Bingham Mine, 1978.
Land Control and Coal Reserves of the Kaiparowits Plateau, Alton, and East Half Kolob Coal Fields, Utah, 1982; Land Control and Coal Reserves of the Wasatch Plateau Coal Field and Emery Coal Field, Utah, 1982; Oil and Gas Fields and Pipelines of Utah Including the Thrust Belt Area of Southwestern Wyoming, 1982; Relief Map of Coal Fields of Utah, 1982; Land Control and Coal Reserves of the Book Cliffs Coal Field, 1982; Map of the Bingham Midway Mine; Tooele Smelter Power Plant Plans; Development Progress of Burgin Mine, Dividend, Utah; Topographic Map Showing Bingham Mine and Vicinity; Geologic Map of the Bingham District, Sections A-D.
A New Map of the State of California, the Territories of Oregon and Utah, and the Chief Part of New Mexico, 1853; Geologic and Topographic Map of Mine Property and Vicinity of Rancagua, Chile, 1916-1917; Colorado Railroad Map, 1943; Geologic Map of the Santa Rita Quadrangle, Grant County, New Mexico, 1951; Generalized Geologic Map of the Santa Rita Quadrangle, New Mexico, 1953; Geology of the Santa Rita Quadrangle, New Mexico, 1964.
Geologic Sections of the Santa Rita Quadrangle, Grant County, New Mexico, 1966; Geologic Map and Sections of the Copper Flat Area, Santa Rita Quadrangle Grant County, New Mexico, 1966; Principle Mineral Areas of Canada, 1969; Railroads in the State of Colorado, 1975; American Railroads in the United States; Mineral Map of the Republic of South Africa; Geologic Map of the Republic of South Africa and the Kingdoms of Lesotho and Swaziland.
Chart of Mars, 1962; Map of Lake Bonneville; Aerial Map of Historical Butte--"The Glittering Hill, 80 Years Later"; Geologic Section Maps to Accompany Surface Geology Map of Bingham District; Unidentified Maps.
This atlas contains information on Indian tribes, cultures, languages, and the discovery, exploration, settlement, and territorial growth of North America. Also included is information on battle sites, election results, historic landmarks, geographic expeditions, and commercial fishing in the United States.
These prints, from the 19th century, include portraits of Indians such as Black Hawk and Sequoyah.
This section consists mainly of newspaper and magazine articles but also includes one box of miscellaneous materials. The articles, located in boxes 27-29, have been kept in their original alphabetical and chronological order and focus mainly on mining and geology. In addition to mining and geology, the articles in box 27, listed alphabetically, also include information on the Madison River, Montana, earthquake (folders 4-6), nuclear holocaust (folder 12), and polygamy (folder 16). The chronological articles are located in boxes 28-29. Articles on space and the geology of the moon are located in box 29, folders 6-12. Also included in these folders are profiles of people associated with mining areas. Complete editions of The Deseret News, The Salt Lake Tribune, The Ogden Standard Examiner, and other newspapers are located in boxes 28-29. These editions include information on various events in Utah's history. Included are editions documenting Utah's past and scenic beauty. Miscellaneous materials such as monographs of Utah, Colorado, New Mexico; articles on early civilization; and stock certificates are in box 30.
Includes articles on Madison River, Montana, earthquake.
This folder includes information on notable Utahns who lived in mining districts. Also included are articles on Ab Jenkins and his speed records on the Salt Flats.
Articles on pioneers, the Salt Lake LDS Temple, the Colorado River, and a train during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Also includes a book review of
Articles on Tooele history, museum, smelter, railroad, historical society, and proposed ski resort. Folder 18 also includes announcements, meeting minutes, and an aerial map pertaining to the city's museum board.
The articles in this folder focus mostly on the history of trains and railroads in Utah.
Excerpt from Brigham Young University's Studies, vol. IX, no. 2.
Magazine articles on early man in the West Indies and Turkey as well as an article on the Maya civilization.
General Map of Tooele Plant, Section No. 1, 1929; Relief Map of Utah, 1947; Tooele Smelter Power Plant Plans of the International Smelting and Refining Company, ca. 1970s; Two Maps Showing the Utah Copper Pit and Vicinity; High Uinta Wilderness Area and Vicinity; Geologic Map of Tooele Valley.