Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

figure of S2l53.SSO and paid IN diEl-
donds far the same thirty days Stol,oV0'
What we can and viii do hereafter can
scarcely al an be- compared by NHaI
MO have done. new districts are peiHs
orranized continually this meahinS
that new finds OF mineral are pelHh
made. But excluding these from Cv',
gideratiou altogether the sources OF lu
creased metallic production are b'oH
ing greater by reason OF steauS ~.
ing not less In a state Whl'" liz
of a Unite Park CITY, , 1''',7
ham. a Nercur n Frisco, a camp IN, -
and many other districts WhoSt Wru ,,''
seems rathur 90 have been lus' ul'g',
cred than To have been drawn upIu ~"
the manner and extent ialnuy opgn
suggested for many years, the post,'u{ a..
tlcs are too great to be supl''.
legitimate guessing. As IN me p1a''
80 In the future, our prosperity ~
passes an records and pays nv o0i ',,,.
attention To- boundaries ana pI'''''
at ALL .,.,,.,
In the matter Of hydrocarbons.
t'tah Possesses, ! believe, all llie MN,
that are known to exist ahyNuv'V,, 1,iI
the United states. If not IN we W." W..
some. of course. IN greater apuil" ',,i..
chan others EIatcrte, gilsonite' WI.
/ believe Us strictly a Titan dis'otl'l
and product ozoceriJe albertIr' sHa''
and so ON through the llst-We H'
them all some located and party Nv,
ycloppd and others stlll nor io'a'cV " t'..
known to exist, Indeed, TINS lallei ~ ~
far the greatest quantity OF an
ea,ne Of hts localities the country Is
rugged almost to the point of pratu'"'
lparcpssihiIity. while In others the re-
1uoteness from railway or other aN"H,
able mems Of transportation X al
present keeping the product OF sue"
fields of the market but science anu
ed by enterprise ana backed by caplIdL
win soon settle AN that. II Is u ID,
that I'm some uf the more remote Hr.
Elements i'm southeastern Utah elateIll'
TOR something of the same iamlly) ~
Gathered up along the foothills nor
dpriug the mountains and Durheu I''
furl this IFS mentioned TO give SOM
idea of the yustucss In places OH 'H"a'
useful and valuable minerals No' l"
he behind hand with her sister states
oil finds are also coming to llght uullhs
recent months. I'm the vicinity Of Green
river near the Colorado BOUNDARY
more than 10000 acres of OIL lpculIoh,
have bpcn made and the best expert
knowledge obtalnable gives assurance
tbet tha prnduct of the wells VIII m
clude mbrlcating oil Of great Nalue,
While we mas not set hope 10 rlNal
PENNSYLVANIA or California IN thls re-
gpect II Is still an important adJullD'
of our prosperity and will become more
80 I'M good time.
In the matter Of salt we are able TO
be without much warning or prepare
ton. the supply point Of the Nilo's
earth. II IFS not only our great ana
Justly celebrated inland sea win lls
ualatIal and Commodlous health ana
pleasure resorts. that We look TO lo'
this article although Il would be quite
equal to the task IL put TO II; but we
have I'm different parts Of the state
mountains cor az least hills, whose CON
stitusnt elements are chiefly that min
eral the percentage being so high IN
places that all that is needed w the
way of treatment of the product ls
cleansing and refining. Salt springs
and pools are also On existence pul
these have not been extensively drawn
upon.
This state is one of the recognized
coal producers Of the world and In TINS
as In other natural resources, not more
than a beginning has been made. The
production IS almost exclusively
bituminous. go far. but the harder
varieties are known to exist and are
kept I'm sacIusi5n for very much the
same reason that the other CARTONS
are-presant naccessibllity and lack
Of adequate transportation,
1t would be pleasureable 20 me and
doubtless interesting to your readers
TO be able 90 continue the showing OF
natural advantages and resources
which Utah possesses; also to elabor-
ate and specify more fully regarding
those that have been presented; but
want of time on my part and doubtless
OF space on ,-urs preclude anything Of
the kind at least for the present You
win observe that | have left many
things herein 10 be taken for granted,
realizing a7 ] do that Utah Is not so
ndiflcrentlr known by the people Of
other states that am OF her good points
and useful possessions must be- spe-
officially pointed out In order 10 be UNI
derstooi So enough as to that. and
before closing 'et me tell you about our
schools. We claim, and with onlldenco