Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

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chemist and ruineraloElst, whV ~ gTeat
personal aSpepsr i0urHeytd W tbe very
heart Of This Isolated DISTRICT ana WIS
among the very tirst 10 CAli attention
W lts sgrewy range nf tommerClni pnssl'
bllItlts, pcQiAilN along the live " soda,
matter and mineral development Az
result of his patient and important rNs
search"s thc California state mining
bureau by N special appropriation In
1902 published hS valuable work, cu.
Titled Saline DEPOSITS ut California
which has done much toward attracting
capital In the development VI porat,.
cnieuanitc, inter, Soda, etc, and which
W4s CHE frst authentic work ever pub
, ,.a , us e,,g snto TllulwE HasySu ~
ured additional information by special
bulletins ana througlt the medium ~
he press that stimulated and en-
Outraged inyostkatton IA the fields re~
fetTcd to- To Bailey more thMu Nv amy
other Is due the credit Of the Develop
mtut " the American nltcr hehs~-A
man Of sterling lnt egyity. ~ command
iuE personality The memory W hSS
labors viii I'VE long nftor INC coMn,cr~
sia tlumPhs OF Death valley nave
Aside from me great nit.y and borax
beds that VIII he male possible by this
new road i& hai OF the deposits or
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california among the iirst rtuk OF Port
land csment producers These. great
f'NlS ~ luneetoRe eNtnnn var Wnn away
through 1hc ArfnAEQst range and WIN
prppsr aeyelppm"hL mean g great dctl
w. we Epln thetClal future pl NAlllgr MA
~ ntesfhr Nrse percentage nt fet
nlemN useu Pu prlp lu'ihs Nv secured
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lugaI liiHlIuIN 1rllis eelns mIeAely ret
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GREAT NITRE BEDS
IN Tho vyhnlr NJ Death Vanev ,lte de-,
voton,,eut ~ no n,lneraI WIN hs
wntehra vitg, 4rsn-,,r interest al, me
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sonA LAKE,
ANOTHER of The more Important INV
sluyfrics that This RAILROAD WIN he the
the dew elOpmrnt OF the natural soda
beds ~ California thus so nlucb has
been said and written about, The ftti~
mediate deposit that sill Ne directly
developed Nv THAT OF SOFA Lake. which
extends for many miles along the mar
gins vi Soda Lake aaouu taius. at the
Very entrance of Death Valley and
which liz paraIleled almost the entire
May by the rev railroad No mineral
deDnsit o1 the western country has
been more completely isolated than
this. and few have received more att
tention on tho par, OF scientific men,
THE analysis OF tho natural kodn ex..
istkng In this lake has been shown ny
Or. Chatard and Pgot Laird Stadler,
af the University at Southern Califor~
MIA. ~ average about a. per cent sul~
phute and carbonate VI soda, with "
small percentage Of sodium chloride.
II has been universally contended that
With proper railway facilities II would
soda. tields Of California 10 become an
IMPORTANT factor m contreillne, or at
isasS uel'tssstaE, lr'' athali i''uus'iy Oh
'he rt'l'ea STATES
OLD FORT IN RUINS
Nestled close to Soda mountain,
about midway between the center OF
the lake rs the abandoned adobe rooms
or the old government Tort, that mas
known so much life ans trivolity In
the days that have gone once the
Sc tlement rang with the bolsterous
spirit OF early western swag' The pol
ished rifles IN the hands OF the STURDY
soldiers inspired the tlthln, n uozell
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