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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

,,pr,RY. New Ontario,-I have
,eep travelling for the past week
y n.,,gh the new ontario. This Is
y w. .,,lld northwest of the Ontario
., the opposite side Of Lakes
W ,so Erie and Huron. The coun-
ONO, ar those lakes Is about as thlckly
os ohio. II has a population Of
S ,'n ooo It has some of the best farms
yortb America, and enough OF them
" worth S90OO00,O0 and to pro-
" ,roin vegetables and fruits to the
ao,ot Of ssOoOoo,ooo a year Old on
' has good cities every few miles,
90" .,reot cars. electric lights, and all
s,rrouudings Of our best settled
I.s II is cut up by railways and
,,trv roads are such that one
ue IN nm automobile through any
cav a Great factories are spring.
pa.' nm In some OF the towns, and the
u soIe region is one of industry and
Unfit
The Ontario of the North.
r,o peN Ontario IS the vast frontier
-l,"h belongs to ontario province. II
ahoye and beyond the latter IL
m.Se great northland between the
- bay and Hudsons hav and
,n.ron Lake Superior and the Albany
oytending on into the Rainy river
u,l,rv farther west clear to Manitobu.
TINS vast region is more than twice
49,, st,s Of the state of New York aud
vs. .optatus l00.000000 acres. The
T,nnder BAY and Rainy river districts
,be west. which are now being
nod IN settlement. are alone quite
i,nq as from Philadelphia 10 Bos-
,nd as wide as from Washington
Now York. The Algoma district
s,,bor eastward is almost as wide.
lnj n extends from Lake superior to
no Albany river and Hudson bay,
-tue the Nlpissing district, where |
.., nov writing. runs from Lake Nip
.,irg not far from the Georgian bay
LIN 10 James bay. II borders the
.,oylnre Of Quebec on the east. lust az
~ p,irv river district at the other
.,5 of New ontario borders Manitoba.
The Great Clay Belt.
rrtn within few years this vast
,s,ritorv was looked upon as valuable
ogly for IFS timber. II was thought 20
;, an rock and swamp covered with
'.s the greater part OF the YEAR It's
o,'y inhabitants We're the Indian. hunt
a.. Hudson bay fur traders and lum-
bsInap. who have been cutting down
,fa trees along the streams and float
irr them down to the great lakes.
Tbon the Canadian Pacific railroad
Tls nut through the great nickel
mines about here were discovered, 9TH
or mineral regions were opened up
And the Canadian and provincial gov
emments begin to look upon the coun-
IN as an available asset
within the past few years towns
have sprung up all along the lines Of
The railways settlements have been
started here and there upon the OF
lava river which goes up into Nipis-
srg and there are mining towns and
lumber mills with farms about them
on the streams above the Georgian bay
ana along the shores Of Lake Superior.
About FIVE years ago exploration par
Ne, we're sent out by the ontario gov
eminent 10 investigate the country from
Quebec to Manitoba. They have re-
ported that there ia a wide strip of fer
lie soil running from one end of this
wilderness to the other, about a hum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

found On great numbers IN the forests
laltnsr south They are hroNsers rath.
so short. that they have TO get down
''''' ""'eS "HeN 'Hey eat grass
Colonlklng Plans.
mn.
nv '"lu1" bVl tIhinehl lr no" pau
,'"h ~ oppn UP lhe cay peIt 10 settit-
,,.''''' ~ WIZ give lpV acres nee I'D sfi-
,''A Dl c'l'tlh CONDITIONS ana lhcy can
IVY 10, H,Its more az % cents ah acre
'u' Ioiu lhti some tracts nave ole
t"S p''u tAN'n' PAT lhrse are along
."e streams WhIch give an outlet
J." w Soulh' 30 rr"l 'u."n.Iins or
Se'','hs can De zone unul me rdil-
'"4"S HaNv opened UP we country,
III W alH rfent IN thr Rainy river re-
h'oH ana lh the 1hunu'r bay Districts
Iuey i'r ".ross lhe way ilum MIuno-
sofa ana are already accessible by the
"lia''aH racine ana the canadian
northern railroads,
- 10 me colonization or lh" clay
ne'l ITSELF one should take all the
f,a'einehls concerning il WIN a gi1ih
OK saIt' Much az the land VI probably
good nut the cutting OF OF 100 acres or
tfees 10 MAKE A farm IL an enormous
Undertaking ana without u can De zone
Iot inc uinber upon II the pioneers
expected VIII not speedily appear
W, >.o.. ,, .,...,.,... ...., ,,,
'' '"'"' VI '""''''N """ NUNS
Much OF the country between here
and tho height OF land Is. barring the
timber not worth 10 cents an acre. /
rode all day through the woods going
north from the Canadian Pacific lire tO
Cobalt, on the ontario government rail-
way which has recently been put
through The road winds its WAY I'm
and ont among lakes. sloughs ana
sWamps, The country IS covered with
water that you can 20 almost AN over
!, IN a canoe. Even along me tallroad
II n 81 sNainpS ana u"ssg thui .Ot
WlesIaph pores nave 20 pc Proppeu 9h
nnu outNl"e we H"'IuVS IL Is 80 Io'kF
thaL ue'p holts ,'hn9l n' Hn"r' IN
su.u pl'.vS BI.n' pli'H vi I"'h are
UuIIl WI ABOUT 'l' pores 10 support
mem
0o'H' "l inc country ~ mau' up 'i
OoES hlo"H az thusN'S' ms l' DOT
'"Nl''SN swamp covered WIN ihln
'o'u'S ol NrEe'Uun' through N.l',l
one SIMS du"H AS uiuut1 I'D qul'h-
T"n.' an" u H"l apeeuNl IrS'H'l rs
I'u.e 10 crown huh'eI' I'D iIaNeIInE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

Thousands Of little ones die every year
of droup. Most OF them could have been
saved by a few doses Of Foleys Honey
ana Tar. and every family with children
should keep II in the house. II contain5
no uplates and h safe and sure. Mrs.
George II Picket San Francisco. Cal,
writes: "Aiy baby had a dangerous attack
" Group and We thought she would ghoke
ana Tar relieved her AT once after other
remedies had failed. We are never min
utc Without Il IN the house" For sale by
J.. ]. I'm Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

Ton OF cobalt silFer is known as cobalt
boom This Is 2 b'7utlul pink WhleH
the cobalt iu the rock taxes on when
Apo'ed 90 the weather Nutre mere ~
much Of 90 1t looks for all the world
just IlE' % rouge which our society
','s pat uu their cheeks ~ a VAIN
attempt 10 iI tate nature
lu prospecting ior nickel me men
Keep thelr eyes open FOR what inc Ger
mass can IRON hnl lelsen mutt rms
j. "a red coating or IRON rust COVERING
the hillside ar The rocks Which indicated
lhnt lh' mineral when may Ht u''''
contains nickel and copper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

November Of process
his aid in the prosecution the Standard oil
them John y
John D. Archbd Charles NJ Pratt
Missouri mnonaires
left unvised The first Of the
before the Missouri tribunal
Henry Rogers Rogers
rapidly from his New York home
Clubs
by the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

as though u We're tho crown of mother
etrth's head. and here about sudbury
and AN the way along Georgian buy
and Bake Superior fhr OBJ! udy head
"a covered with g.guu0. WCus 200 the
shape uf rocks. There are some farms
hut they lie between III. stones. The
same character OF country extends for
many miles uorthWarl, save that th9
rocks are In the woods
Ground smooth bS Glaciers.
TN, coll Is So thin in most places tnat
is can be- ripped OF Ike % strip ~ car.
pet. and almost everywhere tho Scared
rocks show out above TO- Hulf fbe
rocks ono sees are boulders. some thu
size Of an elephant, ana other approach
Ing that Of great apartment house.
Even The nat rocks are ground smooth.
ana one sees the work of tho eluclors
everywhere, Indeed bed rock D. close
To the surface.
Some Of the miners tell ma that this
part uf the world IFS the oldest for
nation known, ana that the rocks
which are found far down in other
parts OF the continent hero iic at the
surface. one Well-kuuWn mJu who is
something Of an authority ON the
minerals ~ this part OF tho world be-
licves thpt this ls why the cobalt ana
nickel lle az the surface. Tho nickel
he supposos 90 b. the cor, of the world
saying THAT ~ ous could ret al nm.
heart Of old mother earth ro vouIl
find that Il IS made of nickel stool
,,
''"'i'i"u' N'"'r"' h'lo'll''
doubt whether the southern mart ~
New ontario VIII over Doe worth mucb
for farming. although tho land between
the rocks Us said 90 he rich Tho rb0Ip
,i, nv, ''1' ''.l' IN - "IHl "',"
superior and Georgian bay. md above
these no one knows how far nurthVard.
have met r. number OF explorers who
have crossed the country from here TO
Hudson bay They say there are evil
deuces Of gold, silver. copper and iron
an along the way. There aru Immense
beds Of gypsum near James bay. and
also .igng OF petroleum ana gas
These explorers, however laye only
gone along the streams over two or
thron known trails SO that the region is
unknown ana unprospcctel. 'fha Cana
dian geological survey has made some
explorations ana reported thereon but
no one has any idea what the country
really contains. So far two OF the best
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
THE GREAT CLAY BELT

I'm talking the other night with "a man
who had baw through this country
he spoke Of the Immense herds VI c.rrl.
bou which roam there, saying chat the
bon are seen I'm droycs OF hundreds and
sometimes thousands. They huyn, hc
says, cut trails across the country and
the druyCs are sometimes 20 nrsu
that you can hear their rush as they
go by your camp 40 night Moose are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

The clay belt is just beyond the height
Of land. At midsummer 1t Is as hot
there as In lower Canada or IN the Unit
ed States. Everything grows faster
than IN the states. for the days are 10
or 10 hours long owing TO the high lati-
tude. the sun rising a little after three
and setting between eight and nine.
Wheat has been grown, ! am told, by
Hudson's Bay company agents about
James bay. and the people here predict
that tile clay belt VIII be one Of the
wheat regions OF the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

each Of butter and cheese, and five
or six cars OF miscellaneous goods,
such as dried fruits, nut meats, etc.
All the butter and cheese were OF
Utah production, while a good por-
ton OF the eggs were shipped in
from Kansas and Nebraska.
All the egg coolers are kept at a
temperature Of 81 degrees and are
provided with electric fans, which
are in operation constantly, to in
sure a good circulation of pure air.
The company has its own electric
light plant, and furnishes light,
power. and refrigeration TO the
Faust Creamery & Supply Co., and
to Armour & Company both Of
these concerns being located in its
plant
MODERN STORAGE HOUSE,
The company is now building an
ice storage house OF 1850 tons ca
pacity, which will be filed with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

first very carefully distilled, so that
the ice manufactured from it is en-
tirely free from any sort of disease
germs, or other impurities invaria-
bly, found in natural ice.
The ice is frozen in four hundred
pound blocks, forty-eight hours be-
ing required in which to freeze
eight hundred such blocks, or one
hundred sixty tons. 1t is then har-
vested and put into storage house,
where the temperature is always
below freezing to keep the ice from
melting. From here it is either
loaded on wagons for distribution
in town, or on cars for shipment to
outside points.
4 MODERN ART.
The Gold Storage Department is
branch OF the business to which
this company pays particular atten-
ton. This season the plant handled
twenty-five cars Of eggs, ten cars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

| CIcQ6Zrp MONG the prom
WAlN inent manufacturing
NAyNl institutions Of Salt
KHAN Lake City which
@Esss-S have come into
prominence in the
past two years, is The Utah Ice &
Storage Company, located on the
corner of Fifth West and Third
I South streets. a representative OF
the news recently visited this plant
and was greatly impressed with the
magnitude of the concern.
To undertake a description OF
the plant, and the process Of manu-
facturc Of ice, in detail, would re-
quirc so much space and labor, that
only the most prominent features
can be mentioned here.
THE ENGINE ROOM.
You enter the engine room, by
the main entrance, on the Third
South street side, and YOU behold
two large, and very beautiful ma
chimes, installed by the York Manu-
featuring Co., Of York, Pa. You
are told that these are the Ammonia
OomprcsSorS, with combined ca
Paclty of two hundred tons rcfrig-
Grafton every tWcnty-lour hours,
The engine room is especially large
and airy, thoroughly modern and
up-to-datc in every particular; four
one hundred and twenty five horse
power boilers being required to fur
inSh the necessary power to opcr-
ate this plant.
THE TANK ROOM.
Next YOU enter tho tank room, a
very large room with two freezing
tanks MI the water used Tor ice,
nit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

manufactured ice, during the win
Ter months, to have a surplus TO
draw from during the summer sea-
son, over and above the daily out
put OF the plant, which is eighty to
one hundred tons. The company
is also building more sharp freczers
and coolers for butter and eggs, of
which it makes a specially, and is
installing another refrigcrating ma
chine, OF one hundred tons capac-
ity, to take care Of the additional
coolers, and ice storage house; it
being the policy Of this company to
keep in advance OF the requirements
OF the community.
Success crowned this venture
IRON the start which demonstrates
what capital combined with push
and enterprise can accomplish. Az
ter the completion of the ice plant
July /, 1908, some effort was made
to interest local capital to complete
the cold storage end of the project,
but the promoters were told that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
THE TANK ROOM.

Next YOU enter the tank room, a
very large room with two freezing
tanks MI the water used Tor ice,
which is constantly being frozen in
these tanks, is city water, which is
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29

NfpGrget sfanbale. Gor ct 8ar
Tiger ii6en forlg6 bet, at Nrefioel1-
ten for 5taaltruiten, @. g. @orep,
ffnloe ifilles fra lin Suitru for6i ban
baboe piit en- Sfueipillerinoe, MiIs
Gilman, for megen 0pnerfion1Beb,
og set be6 iig tillige, at gorep bar
blepet afiat ion &refioent for oerr
ftore 9ruit. Set traf op til en- me-
get ornfattenbe 5fanbaIe, % bpert
eneite 8la6 ! 2anoet bebonoleoe ga.
gen mere eller minore grl}noigt. ge,l
.er itniolertio ben a,bebagelige $iito-
RE bfebet afpRrget,. ioet Mlrg. COREY
for en- @ootgibrelie Of en- MeiIlion
Dollars, Der ffals sa11bringes ion ben.
.bes ltrsrlige Gorr1l,e, bar laoet fig
opertale til at trRffe iin @flsntisie.
sbegiaring tilbage n1eoens Sen fpnoe,
.fuloe GoreD bar Iopet Bob % Ba-
bring % l,Ioite1,oig GpgipeIie al
ben farlige gfuefpiIl Ilerinoe. Dai
pentes, at oet aoffilte gggtepar otter
bill flDtte ianulleI1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29
g0miral 9elucp 1olcnbte sS1lle,lat

M0miral 9e,ucD nolcnote SS1llcllat
Ell @illen til alle Gtibe / sen an1eri<
fanite 8laabe, laa mango al Sem,
ion1 ser flrl1bc nooes mes 5elegrai.
S oenne S1,lebillen 1lotoltcs 9nlfst
ON, at ollie Mori,lere, SfTicerer joa.
bel JONI @tenige nraatte ltaa iamleoe
og enige for 2onOets % Sieneltens
@eoltc. Sil sfibene paa 9(tlanter-
bapsfpite,1 lenotes S,.lebiliene,1 pit.
traatlps Selegrof.
80 Millioner &nnb Sm6r blep Ser
nofprt fra Sotpa Set it0lte 9lar, bbil-
fet nGlten altlalnmen bleb afiat paa
Marfe0efa SEEM Dorf og bragte cit
@jellnenlinitspris al 25 Gents pr.
Bu1lb, alfiaa en- iamlet Gum, Der
fommer Tarmerne ss5oipa tilbeolte,
al nGrpeo 25. Willioner Collars.
@pormeget al Set 5toten tilpirfeoe
S1npr, Ser CT forbrllgti ielpe State1,
pioes life, men oe officielle 9al on.
giper, at Ser CT tilpirfet 25 Yrocent
mere S,npr / eSoipa bette slar e,,0
ii0lte Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29

:, VI
81 @orge. Breiisett Moofebelt
bar uofet til oe Gorenebe @taterg
fprite Mniiter til &riitio,,ia treble
.asiiiteren6e Statg1niniiter s. $. s.
@eirce Derre l1bnebneIie bar, set
.marfelige beo fig, at ben e. foregaaet
efter en- nD Regel for onebnelier til
pet oiplomotiife @orps, iom gre-
fioenten for ,1ogen a,iio fioen nnmelote
at ban piloe ibarfie ,,el11lie 5or.
'freu,nleli Rrincip ppet, foaleoes u
sfoDgti6e l1noe roneoe Gulbe os,nano
Yfaanoe fdo 2eiIiebeo III Ct aoaneere
lop ~ til oe bsiere Rofte ttee,nen.
Btet ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29

@n &onge9abc fra Mmerifa. gn
sssnbien6er i ,Sfan6inouen" fremlat-
ter. ben 1rnuffe Ganfe, at Morome1=
6enet ifuloe Be6re 6eres 6e6relan6S
nDbalgte &o1tge, Saafon VII, n1c6
en- @abe Sorm af en- 2pitDacbt
&an ifriber I'll. a.: Isl fien6er alle
Norees 8eifaffenbeo, oets lange
@Dititrefning 1neo 6e blaanenoe 6ior-
De, bugtenoe Zig ir1o i ben berlige
9eatur. 5ful Ell, Man6 forftaa fit
Soil, 11aa ban fgrIt fien6e fit 2a11o.
8oab poster % beore ion &eoers.
gabe til en- @onge af ct fligt 2on6
eno en- 2Ditpacbt? 2a6 Dacbtel,
bpgges ber;; lao ben ,fbres bien1 af
norife 5smano; Ino ben, ON 1,1u-
Iigt, blibe feroig iaa tibIig, at ben
Tan bl1gge ZIG paa &ronobieng Sop,,
ben 240e sSlt1t1, 4roni1gs sOagett, %
LAD ben bore Self Grifiong gsnpn.
pet biIoe bore en- beroig Silien fra
Is@oronnan6 i An,erifa. ganfen bri,,.
ges berbeo fren1 tiI ODerbeieIie S S
EiiIfeIbe 8iIiInttti1,g 1ltaatte Der 90
ioannes en- $oDeo ofon1ite Y 9san gorf
sellerH gbicog ,Ileo 9lrbeios sfilialer
Ieber bele 2anoet aaen Sort n.oo
oet bliDe i arbeioett : q. 5,5 #
Gor1ogeiiil ilIereIt e Bn,. So,
9nneien.f saep orf. ss
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store &ria8fibe. :; Sen tnife W}c

store &rigafibe. S Ben tpite Ma-
;rine ct Der lagt Hlaner til 8pgning
at en- feffe nreget itore @riggffibe,
De itgrite, Der bi6til er gaaet lis fra
11oget aaoebarft. Den e,1gelife SIC.
giering bar life beret lange ON at
|gibe ct tpoeIigt Sbar pna bette beo
at gibe Drore til, at Der paa garftet
II @lpno1ltb ffaI uoferes e, Jorlan.
geIie of 8eooing gen, faalebeg at to
meget itore Sfibe fa,1 blipe fola,,ge-
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@dn1pffib n,eo ct 9 spIdcel1,ent paa
2O, GOO Gons. son1 befienM itaar
Gnglono % 9Dfflano lite poa ben
|beoite Sol, 'iaa Ser er @runo III at
|fi1laege oe,1e eobeleIie enbeI Be,
tDoning
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title Ell ligefreln Maiafre blanot 9e,
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fple aa'npn1ooet blonot Sc @epolutio=
mere. S ct. &etcrsborg blcp oe
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fpartcrer Girsoa1 Gften on,ringe0e
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fire Meb De faa 8enge, hi baboe
tilbage, ienote leg ben enc af benz til
nogle @enner 8aris, Sen anoen III
nogle 8efien6te / 8ien. 5aa CAB
leg mig til at igge Mrbei0e, og ga
leg bab6e tient liot &enge, figbte leg
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anfom leg Bertil u6en en- Sfilling i
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'.muligt at fin6e alrbeioe. S @aar
og ! Dag bar leg lite faaet ,,oget At
ipiie.